Jiang argues 2008 did not have to collapse from defaults alone because banks could have rolled defaults forward within an illusion-based money system.
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Jiang argues 2008 did not have to collapse from defaults alone because banks could have rolled defaults forward within an illusion-based money system.
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"Okay? The problem, of course, is subprime could lead to default. Okay? But at this time in history, no one was concerned about default..."
"Okay? The banks could just choose to roll over the default. Okay? Meaning, okay, you owe me $1,000. Right? For the mortgage. But you..."
"...in a position to say well guess what we're going to default or uh we think these are this is odious debt we need..."
"...these private banks. And then, suddenly, in 2008, there's this massive default. It collapses. The question is, why did this happen? And again, you're..."
"...me, hey, Mr. Jia, I bet you that Amber will not default on her loan because she hasn't defaulted in the past 10 years...."
"Now, what I do, now I make you default because now I can make a million dollars from Vincent. And that's how it worked,..."
"...what happens is they can't pay back the interest. Right? They default on a loan and then landowners, the nobility, seize the land."
"...feel there must be corruption in place so they set the default petition to the emperor the emperor looks at the petition and he..."
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