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What if national debt isn’t a flaw — but the architecture of the modern economy?
Since 1694, when England issued the first government bonds to fund war, debt has evolved from a wartime tool into the backbone of global finance. Today, over $300 trillion in debt circulates worldwide — not as a burden to be eliminated, but as a system designed for liquidity, trust, and continuity.

In this evidence-based breakdown, you’ll understand:
✔️ How government bonds emerged from military necessity — and shaped modern economies
✔️ Who owns U.S. debt: two-thirds is held domestically — by pension funds, banks, the Federal Reserve, and mutual funds
✔️ Why central banks create money by purchasing bonds — and why all fiat currency is inherently debt-linked
✔️ How global debt forms a loop: nations lend to each other through institutions like the IMF, World Bank, and open markets
✔️ Why full repayment of national debt would contract the money supply — not “fix” the system

This video draws on historical records, central bank data, and established economic principles — not speculation.

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This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It reflects widely accepted economic principles and public data from sources like the U.S. Treasury, Federal Reserve, IMF, and historical records. It does not constitute financial advice, nor does it promote any political or ideological agenda.



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