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8/6/2025, 4:09:51 PM
>>60746506
Pretty crazy how the financial fundamentals have been deteriorating for decades and suddenly we find ourselves at the point where we can't even pretend things are going to be ok. Back in 2008 the national debt was a paltry $8TN. And today we lose HALF of our tax revenue to interest alone. And that $1TN interest payment is 12.5% of 2008's national debt. The rollover-risk this next cycle will be fatal so they HAVE to act. These aren't just numbers, either. This shit is all meant to represent access to real-world resources to benefit real everyday people so you can't just magically pretend bonds don't exist. You also can't try to put all of the bonds over on one single entity and then declare bankruptcy to write them off either. The banks, government, insurance, Wallstreet. All of these things are now melded together by the dollar. Whose value is contingent upon American Taxpayers forking over $300,000 of real-world value (about as much as an average HOUSE). That's the level of shortages we are all dealing with here. The nature of the problem, being exponential interest, can not be ignored any longer.
Pretty crazy how the financial fundamentals have been deteriorating for decades and suddenly we find ourselves at the point where we can't even pretend things are going to be ok. Back in 2008 the national debt was a paltry $8TN. And today we lose HALF of our tax revenue to interest alone. And that $1TN interest payment is 12.5% of 2008's national debt. The rollover-risk this next cycle will be fatal so they HAVE to act. These aren't just numbers, either. This shit is all meant to represent access to real-world resources to benefit real everyday people so you can't just magically pretend bonds don't exist. You also can't try to put all of the bonds over on one single entity and then declare bankruptcy to write them off either. The banks, government, insurance, Wallstreet. All of these things are now melded together by the dollar. Whose value is contingent upon American Taxpayers forking over $300,000 of real-world value (about as much as an average HOUSE). That's the level of shortages we are all dealing with here. The nature of the problem, being exponential interest, can not be ignored any longer.
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