Скачать или смотреть The Inflation Lie — Why Prices Never Really Come Down

Inflation is supposed to be temporary.
At least, that’s what we’re told.

But if inflation is truly under control, why do prices never come back down? Why does rent stay high, groceries stay expensive, and everyday life feel permanently harder?

In this documentary-style video, we expose the inflation lie — the uncomfortable truth behind rising prices, money printing, and why inflation quietly reshapes society without anyone voting for it. This isn’t just about economics. It’s about power, inequality, and how modern financial systems transfer wealth in silence.

Inflation isn’t a sudden crisis. It’s a slow reset.

As governments borrow and print money to survive emergencies, new money enters the economy unevenly. Asset prices rise first. Stocks soar. Real estate explodes. Meanwhile, wages lag behind, and ordinary people fall further back every year.

This video explains:

Why inflation almost never reverses
How falling inflation does not mean falling prices
Why savings lose value while debt becomes easier to repay
How inflation acts as a hidden tax on the middle and working class
Why inequality grows during inflationary periods
How central banks manage inflation without truly stopping it

You’ll learn why inflation benefits those closest to money creation, while punishing savers, workers, and younger generations. You’ll see how repeated crises — from financial crashes to pandemics and wars — expand the money supply and make inflation permanent rather than temporary.

This documentary also explores why central banks are trapped. Raising interest rates breaks markets and governments. Cutting inflation completely would trigger defaults and recessions. So instead, inflation lingers quietly, eroding purchasing power year after year.

For many people, inflation feels personal. You work harder, save more, and still fall behind. This video shows why that feeling isn’t failure — it’s design.

If you’re interested in:

Inflation explained clearly
Cost of living crisis
Money printing and central banks
Economic inequality
Why prices stay high
Macro economics and financial history

Then this documentary will change how you see money forever.

Watch carefully. Once you understand inflation, you can never look at prices the same way again.