📘 About this video : Almost every country on Earth is drowning in debt — but the real mystery isn’t who owes the money. It’s who owns it. This documentary uncovers the hidden architecture of global finance and explains the debt loop that modern economies quietly depend on.
From the United States’ $38 trillion national debt, to Japan’s $9 trillion burden, to the European Union’s ongoing fiscal struggles — the numbers are massive, but the real story is deeper:
Who is the world actually indebted to?
To answer that, we rewind the timeline back to 1694, when England created the Bank of England and unintentionally launched a financial revolution. Government bonds became the backbone of modern capitalism, allowing nations to finance wars, infrastructure, growth — and eventually, their own survival.
In this video, you’ll learn:
Why governments never intend to repay their debt
How debt moves in a loop through banks, investors, and pension funds
Why markets — not politicians — decide who survives economic turmoil
Why the world is technically “in debt to itself”
How central banks create money through government bonds
Why every crisis, collapse, and bailout traces back to confidence
And the shocking truth: debt is not a problem to solve — it’s the engine of the global economy
This documentary breaks down the invisible system that holds modern nations together… or threatens to pull them apart.
If you want to understand the real power behind money, markets, and modern governments, this is the story you’ve been waiting for.
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