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The world owes $315 trillion—three times the entire global economy. Governments promise to pay it back. Economists debate how to manage it. Politicians campaign on reducing it. But here's the truth nobody wants to admit: it was never meant to be repaid.
In this video, we expose the impossible math behind global debt and reveal who actually profits from a system designed to trap nations, corporations, and citizens in permanent debt.
🔍 What You'll Discover:

Why the $315 trillion in global debt can NEVER be paid off
The 1971 decision that transformed debt into money itself
How governments "refinance" debt forever instead of repaying it
Why Japan owes 260% of its GDP but hasn't collapsed
Where your tax dollars actually go (hint: $1 trillion in interest payments)
The hidden wealth transfer from workers to bondholders
Why the richest 1% now control 45% of global wealth
What happens when the system finally breaks

The debt isn't a bug in the system. It's the feature. And once you understand how it works, you'll never look at government spending, central banks, or your own finances the same way again.
This is Treasury Tales—where we follow the money to the places they don't want you to look.

Global debt: $315 trillion (2024)
US national debt: $38 trillion
US annual interest payments: $1+ trillion
Japan's debt-to-GDP ratio: 260%+
Wealth concentration: Top 1% owns 45% of global wealth
Federal Reserve balance sheet: $800B → $9T+ (2008-2024)

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