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The $60 Billion Revenge: How Japan Weaponized America’s Own Debt Against Us (Why Europe Is Next)

Early 2026. The world’s largest creditor is no longer supporting the system.
It’s testing the kill switch.

Japan holds more U.S. government debt than any country on Earth. And now, after decades of financing America’s deficits, Japanese institutions have begun pulling capital back home. The result is already visible: violent bond market moves, rising yields, and cracks forming inside the foundation of the global financial system.

This documentary breaks down how Japan’s bond crisis is forcing the liquidation of U.S. assets… how America’s own debt is being turned into a financial weapon… and why Europe, the largest external holder of U.S. assets, is structurally next.

This is not about politics.
This is about mechanics.

In this video, you’ll see:

– Why Japan’s bond market shock changes everything
– How foreign creditors can destabilize the U.S. financial system
– The four-stage pattern of creditor revenge and empire decline
– What happens when trillions in foreign capital start moving home
– Why the Federal Reserve gets trapped when the buyer of last resort walks away
– And how this phase historically ends in currency destruction and wealth transfer

History shows that empires don’t collapse when enemies attack.
They collapse when creditors leave.

And that phase has now begun.

This film connects the debt, the bond market, the geopolitical fractures, and the silent capital movements into one continuous mechanism. Not a prediction. A pattern.

Because when the world stops funding an empire, the system doesn’t bend.

It breaks.

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Disclaimer:
This documentary is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice. The content explores historical patterns, economic mechanisms, and publicly discussed financial structures. Viewers should conduct their own research and consult qualified professionals before making financial decisions.