WHY WATCH THIS VIDEO: This video reveals the documented history of how four bankers across three centuries engineered a system where debt can never be repaid. You’ll discover: ✓ How William Paterson’s 1694 Bank of England charter made government debt permanent for the first time in history ✓ Why Nathan Rothschild’s bond market innovations made sovereign default mathematically impossible ✓ How the secret 1910 Jekyll Island meeting created the Federal Reserve to enable infinite government borrowing ✓ Why Paul Volcker’s 1982 IMF restructuring trapped developing nations in eternal debt ✓ The exact mechanism that transfers $1 trillion annually from taxpayers to bondholders ✓ Why the $38 trillion US debt can never be paid off without collapsing the money supply ✓ Who actually profits from the system and how they engineered it to be inescapable.
This isn’t conspiracy theory. Every meeting, contract, and mechanism is documented public record. Understanding this pattern explains why government debt only grows, never shrinks, and why that’s by design, not accident.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlnWVq_I800
KEY HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS: Bank of England founding documents (1694), Rothschild Archive historical bond records Federal Reserve meeting minutes (Jekyll Island participants confirmed), Mexican debt crisis IMF agreements (1982), World Bank and IMF structural adjustment loan terms (public record).RESEARCH SOURCES & REFERENCES: Bank of England Charter (1694) – Royal Charter establishing perpetual government debt and interest payments ,“The Bank of England: A History” by John Clapham – Detailed account of Paterson’s debt structure innovation, “The House of Rothschild” by Niall Ferguson – Documents Nathan Rothschild’s bond market manipulation and Waterloo intelligence advantage, “The Creature from Jekyll Island” by G. Edward Griffin – Comprehensive account of the 1910 secret meeting that designed the Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Act (1913) – Public Law 63-43, establishing the Federal Reserve System structure, “Volcker: The Triumph of Persistence” by William L. Silber – Details of the 1979-1982 interest rate shock and Latin American debt crisis IMF Structural Adjustment Programs (1982-present) – Public documentation of debt restructuring conditions imposed on Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, US Treasury data on national debt composition and interest payments (treasury.gov), Bank for International Settlements global debt statistics (bis.org), Federal Reserve balance sheet data showing government bond holdings (federalreserve.gov).
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