That is not necessarily true. It is thought there may be that much in derivatives alone. In addition to it being created during any instance of debt creation it can also be created de novo. For example, if someone owns a bank (I mean really owns it, Rothschild e.g.) they could walk in to any bank they own and just add a zero (or two) on to the end of their account. Of course until that enters circulation it doesn't really exist, but it could at any time.
Since a bank like the Fed (or any other central bank) has exclusive rights to the debt IOUs we mislabel as "money", I'm not even sure such an action is illegal. Of course that's not the design of the system. It's designed to take all money away from the people so that the banks can buy all the real assets, owning all the world. I will be exposing this completely in a paper I hope to release in the not too distant future.
So them creating currency in this way is probably not something they would do, since it might cause damage to their machine (unfettered inflation) and its purpose (have legal ownership rights to the whole world), but they could do that, and no one would ever know.
Nor could they ever be prosecuted even if there is a law against it. They have sovereign immunity to all laws in all countries. All countries have their own laws that agree with that sovereign immunity (all agents of the Bank of International Settlements are immune to all laws). I'll be showing all those laws and acts and articles of incorporation soon enough.
Please see part 1 of this report on reddit if you haven't. I will be rewriting it for a larger audience (less GME centric) once I finish the next part (soon).
There isn't even $500 Trillion in the world. If you combined all the wealth ever created, it wouldn't add up to $500 Trillion.
That is not necessarily true. It is thought there may be that much in derivatives alone. In addition to it being created during any instance of debt creation it can also be created de novo. For example, if someone owns a bank (I mean really owns it, Rothschild e.g.) they could walk in to any bank they own and just add a zero (or two) on to the end of their account. Of course until that enters circulation it doesn't really exist, but it could at any time.
Since a bank like the Fed (or any other central bank) has exclusive rights to the debt IOUs we mislabel as "money", I'm not even sure such an action is illegal. Of course that's not the design of the system. It's designed to take all money away from the people so that the banks can buy all the real assets, owning all the world. I will be exposing this completely in a paper I hope to release in the not too distant future.
So them creating currency in this way is probably not something they would do, since it might cause damage to their machine (unfettered inflation) and its purpose (have legal ownership rights to the whole world), but they could do that, and no one would ever know.
Nor could they ever be prosecuted even if there is a law against it. They have sovereign immunity to all laws in all countries. All countries have their own laws that agree with that sovereign immunity (all agents of the Bank of International Settlements are immune to all laws). I'll be showing all those laws and acts and articles of incorporation soon enough.
Please see part 1 of this report on reddit if you haven't. I will be rewriting it for a larger audience (less GME centric) once I finish the next part (soon).
It’s estimated for the derivatives market to be worth an estimated 4 quadrillion dollars.
$4,000,000,000,000,000!!!!!
no...but there is a hell of a lot more than 500T debt...quadrillions in derivatives
Let them go into debt and work it off over the centuries, like we've had to.
We'll let you know the true numbers when game stop pops...you dig?