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From 2008 to today, a new kind of empire has emerged — one that doesn’t conquer land, it conquers balance sheets.
And the G20’s “rescue programs” are its most sophisticated weapon.

They promise relief, stability, and development.
But behind the press releases is a simple truth:

They don’t bail out poor countries.
They restructure them into collateral.

Debt doesn’t disappear — it mutates.

Nations hand over minerals, ports, energy contracts, tax revenues, even political leverage.
Rich countries and global institutions walk away with assets.
Poor countries walk away with conditions, creditors, and a smaller future.

Here’s the playbook:

→ Call the crisis a “global emergency”
→ Offer loans disguised as lifelines but tied to strict restructuring
→ Force cuts, privatizations, and asset sales to “restore stability”
→ Redirect national wealth toward debt servicing instead of development
→ Repeat when the next crisis hits

The result?

Infrastructure owned by outsiders.
Resources pledged for decades.
Budgets dictated from abroad.
A nation’s sovereignty traded for short-term liquidity.

This isn’t charity.
This is collateralization.