The real cause of mass immigration. The real cause of globalism.
Not really
>>546076451Debt based economy means you must GDPmaxx at all costs. That means immigration, free trade, globalism. It's causing huge social problems, the welfare state is essentially a financial bundling machine for the Fed to boost GDP.
>>546076416Correct.Central banks (not governments or heads of state) directly control all 160 nations on Earth and global geopolitics/events.former U.K. prime minister explains what-who—no, it is not the government or monarchy—fr runs their country:https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/522930520
Looks more like the means than a cause
Imagine trying to actually deport 50 million people from the US>but muh GDP>muh unsustainable debtIt would be completely impossible. You cannot do this with the current monetary system. This system needs eternal, endless growth. More consumption, more debt, more money being spent.
>>546076526>boost GDPDebt. It is all debt. All of itThere's no "gdp": it is only giga-issuance of debt by cent(You)r assertion is correct that the central banks are the driving factor for the global *debt-based economic model* to continue expansion, because that is the only way for a debt based system to go forward: via continual and infinite expansion.And you're also correct that the expansion of debt by central banks is the point source of *all* political and social issues worldwide, for all (inside of them, internally) countries and relationships between nations.Globalist corporatists that run the central banks want a borderless world because as a result each nation can be exploited fully as an economic (debt slavery) zone.But 'product' is not the result of any of this; most transnational corporations today shovel their profits—no, not capex improvements of their own product manufacturing output—into *buybacks of their own stock* to artificially boost valuations.If you think 'economics' today has anything at all to do with the Real Economy of goods-services-commodities (that 99 percent of us all subsist in) you're delusional. The post-1970s global economy is Financialized; all wealth today comes and is sourced from—no, not 'capital', 'work' or labor—*speculative debt instruments* that never existed prior to the 1980s.Unearned income has become the primary method by which the global establishment, using debt instruments and debt note fiat currencies, are creating wealth and increasing GDP (that is less and less comprised of actual goods/services while more and more comprised of financialized debt and speculative instruments). Making money off of money—aka debt—itself is what most economic 'growth' today consists of. Global debt topped $255 trillion in 2019 and $350 trillion in 2025, almost four times the amount of all global economic output. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debt-to-GDP_ratio
>>546076451Need more workers to feed ever growing tax burden instead of the other way around where government shrinks and grows to match demand of public that is generated by them working. Once the government started to provide social programs it was a sign of things going too far and becoming a machine that exist to feed itself.Now the core socialist programs such as medicare, va, social security, food assistance, housing assistance, etc exist as expectations not as a privilege. And as these unfunded social programs continue to create inflation it demands more workers to cover for it. Waiting 18 years or 22 years for college means that is a large waiting time and investment to hopefully have a productive worker. It is much cheaper and more time efficient to allow foreigners in. So yes the federal reserve did create globalism by enabling the government to manipulate the currency instead of the economy and the will of the people voting with their wallets controlling what happens.
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>>546078366>the core socialist programs such as medicare, va, social security, food assistance, housing assistance, etc exist as expectations not as a privilege. And as these unfunded social programs continue to create inflation it demands more workers to cover for it.And more importantly, they create GDP. Welfare = GDP, that's why there's an expansion of welfare. It's good for the financial system, they want MORE welfare, not less. Because they're running an unsustainable ponzie scheme, they need GDP at all costs, and giving money to welfare seekers is the easiest way of ginning up GDP.
>>546078209Its a bigger node along the causal chain. Op isnt wrong but neither are you.
>>546078318>Unearned income has become the primary method by which the global establishment, using debt instruments and debt note fiat currencies, are creating wealth and increasing GDP (that is less and less comprised of actual goods/services while more and more comprised of financialized debt and speculative instruments). Making money off of money—aka debt—itself is what most economic 'growth' today consists of. Global debt topped $255 trillion in 2019 and $350 trillion in 2025, almost four times the amount of all global economic output.Public debt—sovereign debt of governments—in 2026 comprises ninety-four percent of the entire global economy; IMF predicts in three years that reaches one hundred percent. Advanced economies are now paying $3.3 trillion in interest on internationally traded government bonds as of 2025: that is more than the entire world spent on defense or artificial intelligence (AI). World governments soon will owe as much as the entire global economy produces in 12 months duration. Total debt levels and deficit spending of the past 30 years has eclipsed that of the past several centuries of western civilization, and absurdly low and negative interest rate borrowing costs have incentivized national governments to no longer borrow on the expectation that they will repay, but rather that they will refinance.>>546078300>system needs eternal, endless growthCorrect. Debt-based system relies on continous creation of further/more debt in order to survive.Problem rn is: Nobody is buying the debt.That's right, in a debt founded system that relies on issuance of new debt someone has to buy all of that debt.Global bond aka debt market has been more unstable and volatile in past few years than in half a century. (Witness the U.S. Treasury attempts to stabilize the yen carry trade, and bond buybacks this year; goes far beyond merely those) When the global debt market implodes, it's all over in an instant.
>>546076416>The real cause of mass immigration. The real cause of globalism.
>>546078914Who would set up a financial system of debt paying off debt?
>>546078366>workers>tax burden(government-wise) It's not a revenue problem. It's a spending problem.Again: (You) do not comprehend what the OP is talking about.* * * * * * * * * *Carefully view the interview here >>546077619* * * * * * * ** * Governments, heads of state *do not* control the world or their own individual countries.Mass immigration is a globalist project, originating from central banks. Central banks control the Earth and (You)r life.Stop interpreting world events and the daily news from the perspective of corporate mass media-spoonfed 'government policy' and culture war debates.>productiveRefer to other posts itt. Corporations dgaf about 'worker productivity', more than 40 percent of all jobs employment in the United States are *government* contracts and payrolls. *Everyone* is sucking on the teat of debt notes created via the sovereign Treasury through central banks. In *every country* all 160 nations, not just the United States that is issuer of the world's default reserve debt note fiat currency unit.U.S. federal gov Interest Payments on the debt now vastly exceed annual discretionary spending and comprise more than half of annual $2.2 trillion budgets. That's right: half the annual spending approved by Congress instantly goes to Interest Payments on the debt.federal Income tax revenue doesn't even make a tiny dent, in Interest Payments annually on debt. Extract from (You)r skull, right now, notion that "economics" consists of looking at 'gdp' and "the work people do".Wealth today is created from speculative debt instruments and expansion of debt overall (not from 'capital', 'work' , "muh tax base" or labor).Read the thread. Read it.Here is a *basic economic lesson* for you to remember the rest of your life on Earth:>monetary policy = nation's sovereign treasury+central bank (interest rate management, currency issuance)>fiscal policy = government (e.g. U.S. Congress, that holds the purse strings on spending)
>>546076416Odd, the federal reserve is not federal and reserves nothing... hmmm
>>546079056>Central banks control the Earth and (You)r life.The bible itself equates "being in debt" with "being a slave". Our governments are all in debt, they are slaves to the financiers.
Most transnational corporations today shovel their profits—no, not capex improvements of their own product manufacturing output—into *buybacks of their own stock* to artificially boost valuations.the post-1970s global economy is FinancializedFor top HNW entities and corporate CEOs, the Real Economy of goods-services-commodities may as well not even exist after the 2000s. They do not gaf that they (their corporation-organization) even have a brand name, product or service in the so-called marketplace.The *only* thing that matters—in the debt-based Financialized post-Real Economy global system—is *making money off of money itself alone*.Because the system is owned and controlled by (no, not governments, heads of state) central banks.Central banks own (You), your race, your nation, your daily life (and your skull's thoughts<-- given how most retards on /pol/ post about muh economics / muh tardcoin etc.). Central banks *are* the dictators of human life on planet Earth. Period end
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>muh tax burdenU.S. federal gov Interest Payments on the debt now vastly exceed annual discretionary spending and comprise more than half of annual $2.2 trillion rubberstamped budgets.That's right: half the annual spending approved by Congress instantly goes to Interest Payments on the debt.federal Income tax revenue doesn't even make a tiny dent, in Interest Payments (that suck up rn half of each year's fedgov budget spent, <--that is money which *does not exist to begin with* and is 'printed' into 'existence' on a computer screen) shelled out annually on debt
>>546079526The system will collapse. Probably in the next presidential term
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>>546079526Paying interest on bonds is a policy choice, a self-imposed restraint. Selling bonds at all is a policy choice.There is no actual requirement from an accounting perspective that this be done. When the Federal Reserve was first formed until the 1935 Banking Act, it could actually purchase Treasury debt directly.
