Where on earth is the money going? The world is a closed system. If one country loses money, another should gain it

Theres a vampire in the room.

The world-wide debt has been denominated in the U.S.dollars, no so much in other national currencies. Hint

Think of it like a giant boil... eventually all the goo ends up at the top...

It's a shell game run by the banksters.

Central banks make currency from thin air and charge interest on it. It can never be paid back so it looks like it's disappeared.

All countries owe money to their federal reserve banks, who print money out of thin air and then demands interest be paid.

Tax havens. Treasure islands. It's all there.

The Capos and the Dons extract the money from the system. It is a global racket run by the people in power. You are looking at a criminal syndicate that spans the entire planet.

Bankruptcies are the main debt drain, the corporate or the national ones.

Your completely sane and practical thinking would be correct if we lived in a sane and practical world. However, we don’t. Instead we live in a world where assets are sold many times over and no one owns them (rehypotication). We also have made promises on the future are many times greater than the wealth actually available (pensions, credit..etc) and valuations based on stock buybacks rather than fundamentals.

The result.
We actually have less stuff than thought - rehypotication unwinds.
Valuations drop - stocks valued at $100 are actually evaporated to $40 or less

Then comes the deflation - which is actually a good and healthy part of the overall cycle but the imbalance has become so great that it will be devastating.

So do the Federal Reserve Banks have multi-trillions of trillions of dollars in their accounts somewhere? Even if money was created out of thin air, the entity that collects it (in this case, the reserve banks) have to store it somewhere, right? What are the balances in the reserve bank’s accounts?

YouTube Catherine Austin Fitts. She has the best explanation of anyone.

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In the end, the loans are to private banks.

They've got us by the balls.

Credit is the leverage of assets unrealized...

US debt is mostly ficticious, because most of it is owed to the Federal Reserve Bank.

If the FED was really federal, then the government can just write off its own debt. The only real debt is debt that is owed to foreign countries.

Haha dude every money printed has a rate attached to it - that grows over time.

”Rent on rent” principle. Exponentially growing.

Will always be more debt in the world than there is actual money

Ah, thank you! I had to look up what “rehypotication” meant. So if someone can do that with wealth, why can’t a reverse rehypotication be done with debt?

Are you essentially saying that the world debt owed is as false as the assets are?

I guess we need a better idea of assets. If all the IBM stock in the world is 500 million shares, at $100 a share. everyone total has what 50 billion dollars of "assets". If One person sells one share to another person at $98 a share, everybody total has lost a billion dollars in "assets".

debt is infinite

Because for every dollar you put in the bank. The bank lends our $10. Then your account gets drained with interest and you put more money back in your account without ever fully paying off your debts and then they lend out $10 more dollars.

So is the hyperinflation when the ultimate bubble bursts.

wealth is not a closed system. All wealth comes from the earth. You can buy land and mine for silver and gold and create wealth and create more "money" for the system.

The paper money is fake and comes out of thin air. Only hard assets have value like land, gold and silver. You can even buy some small land with trees and carve wood sculpture from the tree wood and create wealth. TPTB want you to think its a closed system.

It's pretty simple. Money flows.

You can actually watch it happen if you know how. Right now is 'risk on'. That means money is flowing mainly into the US Dollar and primarily out of Gold, Japanese Yen, and Swiss Franc. Others too, but these are the easiest to see.

When we shift to a 'risk off' environment (probably as a result of some bad news for the Dollar), the flow will reverse. There is money to be made both ways.

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More of something there is....
The less value it has.

Money
Rats
Buffalo
People

Think about it......... You got it! Gratz

The financial derivatives are the most funnies shell game.

Money is legitimately created (or more accurately value) when any raw material is worked and refined into a new more valuable state. Like taking a tree branch and carving it into a figurine. The figurine is worth more than the branch it started as. New dollars need to be released into the system to account for this creation of value. Likewise, dollars should be removed from the system if the opposite happens (something valuable is made less valuable).

Obviously this is pretty hard to track, and also doesnt account for value created that is less concrete, like a singer entertaining, or a financial advisor advising, or a teacher teaching. These types of value exist because it is believed that they propagate the creation of the concrete type of value by spreading knowledge or improving morale, etc.

Bottom line, it is not a close system because new wealth (and propagators of wealth) are constantly at work in the system.

It is complicated. Think about it.

Thanks for the pin!!!

The U.S. have been printing funny money for decades, and exporting the hyperinflation into the whole world by the means of the petro dollar system and Wall Street cenral banking, after 100+ years the Reckoning is coming ...

money is not just used to purchase things

it's a STORE of value.

the trillions they have, are for FUTURE purchasing power of your great great great grandchildren's servitude