How the U.S. Is Making $38.5 Trillion Disappear Without Paying It Back #finance
The United States now carries over $38.5 trillion in national debt — a number so large it defies comprehension. But what if that debt is never truly paid back? What if it simply vanishes through inflation, monetary policy, and silent wealth transfers?
In this documentary-style breakdown, Cash Historian reveals how governments throughout history have erased massive debts without repayment — and why the same strategy is unfolding today in the U.S. financial system.
We explore:
How inflation quietly transfers debt from governments to savers
The Federal Reserve’s role in debt monetization and quantitative easing
Why gold, Bitcoin, and asset revaluations matter in this process
Historical parallels from the Great Depression to the Nixon Shock
Why everyday citizens pay the real price when debt “disappears”
This is not speculation. These are documented monetary mechanisms used repeatedly throughout history — now deployed at unprecedented scale.
As global confidence in fiat currencies weakens and de-dollarization accelerates, the question is no longer if debt vanishes — but who absorbs the cost.
Watch until the end to understand what this means for inflation, savings, and the future of money itself.
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