Why is every country on Earth in debt? The United States owes over $38 trillion. Japan’s debt exceeds twice its annual GDP. The entire world now owes more than $315 trillion. But here’s the shocking part: if every country is a borrower... who’s the lender? This video is not a conspiracy theory. It’s a historical deep dive into how a series of key financial decisions—from the creation of the Bank of England in 1694 to the secret meeting on Jekyll Island in 1910—built the modern global debt system we live under today. You’ll learn how debt became a permanent feature, not a flaw, of modern economies. We’ll unpack how: ✅ Government bonds replaced gold ✅ Central banks like the Federal Reserve fund debt by creating money ✅ The IMF and World Bank turned developing nations into debt-servicing economies ✅ Taxpayers worldwide fund a system designed to never be paid off From financial empires like the Rothschilds to modern sovereign debt holders like China’s state funds and Wall Street firms, this video reveals the quiet, legal transfer of wealth that defines our world today. It's a documentary-style breakdown backed by historical records, charters, and hard data. Whether you’re a student, investor, policymaker, or just someone who’s wondering how money really works, this video will open your eyes to the true engine of global finance. 🔔 Subscribe for more videos that expose how global systems of money, power, and policy really operate. 💬 What surprised you most about this story? Comment below.
from Volumes Untold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOLq76TYDKA
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