$335 trillion in global debt
$190 trillion in deposits and currency (money)

Just how did that happen?

>>508157466 (OP)

>>508157466 (OP)
Fractional banking, derivatives and, of course, jews.

it's called usury

charging interest on money owed creates more debt than money that exists

zeitgeist 2 talks about this a lot and explains it well

also this is the jews fault obviously

>>508157466 (OP)
>posting vera's filtered face but not her waist and ass
pointless

>>508157466 (OP)
She is sooo beautiful.
>Inb4 she fucks niggers
IDC, you me, no one on this site will likely never meet her, and definitely won't fuck her. I just like looking at her.

>>508157466 (OP)
The comex market is manipulated, that's how. It literally comes down to gold and silver. They can print quintillions if silver and gold are fixed to a mere .0003% of unrealized value. The silver institute has been caught changing historical data, a head of the comex was even stating they had to tamp silver's price down when it got too high. This may be hard to understand but it's true. There are minor occurrences that can also have an effect but gold and silver is the main de facto debt manipulator management.

Jews give themselves money and assign debt account to taxpayers for double entry bookkeeping.

>>508157466 (OP)
>Just how did that happen?

>>508157700
this is not how money works lol

think of it like this anon because its baffeling what you are saying

its more complicated but basically

Money is created as a proxy for time and labour

money is distributed to facilitate time and labour

interest is charged on the principle

the time and labour because of inflationary factors along with other reasons

is actually worth more than the money
again this is super simplified (thus interest)

its also not the only reasons

The money is not physical cash eather


even back in for example roman times people would trade on ledger's ect


the thing you do with the money is supposed to generate more money than the initial ammount

this is a growth model.

>>508157466 (OP)
Around 65% of the world’s sovereign debt is pretty much impossible to pay back without devaluing the currency the debt is denominated in. This is the inevitable consequence of going off the gold standard. Just convert as much sovereign currency into bitcoin as you possibly can.

>>508159168
but the entire point of money in general is to facilitate the trade of goodss services time ect

money has nothing to do with money ironically

>>508159280
It's the inevitable consequence of letting a private bank full of kikes print infinite money at will and then charge the taxpayers for each dollar they print plus interest. Even staying on the gold standard couldn't have prevented this shit, it only would have slowed it down.

>>508157466 (OP)
Chains of debt that can't be paid back.
>Bob has $40 and owes Jim $80
>Jim has $60 and owes Jack $70
>Jack had $25 and owes Bob $60
Of course in this case the chain involves millions of major players who all owe money to countless other players meaning you can't just say "Jim takes $60 off Bob's debt in exchange for Jack abolishing his debt and Bob taking off $60 of Jack's debt.