Jiang distinguishes government borrowing from money printing: the government borrows, the Federal Reserve lends at interest, and the obligation cascades back through banks to depositors.
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Government debt
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Simon says weakening the dollar while pumping stock markets with government debt is the core mechanism by which transnational capital strips assets from states and populations.
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"...5 % is usually the interest. So right now the US government debt is $39 trillion in debt. Right? Now interest rate means the..."
"That's not how the system works because the Federal Reserve borrows its money from banks which then borrows its money from depositors. Okay? Does..."
"...think this transnational capital are doing right now. And so the government debt goes up, stock markets go up, the price of the dollar..."
"...after this action. All these stock markets are being pumped with government debt, which is historically end of empire territory. Transnational capital will use..."
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