Скачать или смотреть The Global Debt Lie: If Everyone Owes, Who Gets Paid?

Every country on Earth is in debt — rich or poor, powerful or weak.
The United States owes over $38 trillion. Europe carries $14 trillion. Japan nearly $9 trillion.
Global debt has crossed $315 trillion — almost three times the size of the world economy.

But here’s the question nobody ever answers:

If everyone owes money… who’s the creditor?

In this video, we uncover how modern economies turned debt into money itself — and why governments were never meant to fully pay it back. From the birth of government bonds in wartime England to the role of central banks, markets, and confidence, this is the hidden architecture of the global financial system.

You’ll discover:

How sovereign debt became the foundation of modern finance

Who really owns America’s debt (and why it’s mostly Americans)

Why governments roll over debt instead of repaying it

How central banks create money through debt

Why global debt and inequality rise together


This isn’t conspiracy.
It’s policy.
And once you understand it, you’ll never hear the word “debt” the same way again.

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