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SOVEREIGN DEBT CRISIS - ДРЖАВНА ДОЛЖНИЧКА КРИЗА 09.08.2024

1. РАЗБИРАЊЕ НА НЕ-ОДРЖЛИВОСТА НА МУРИКАНСКИОТ ДОЛГ НА ПОДОЛГ РОК!

2. КОИ СЕ НАЧИНИТЕ НА НАМАЛУВАЊЕ НА ДЕФИЦИТ НА БУЏЕТ A СО ТОА И НАМАЛУВАЊЕ НА ДОЛГ И ДАЛИ СЕ ИЗВОДЛИВИ ЗА МУРИКА?

3. ЗАТОА ШТО НЕ ПЛАНИРААТ ДА НАМАЛАТ СО ДЕФИЦИТ НА БУЏЕТОТ - МОРААТ ДА ПОЗАЈМНУВААТ, НО ДАЛИ Е И ТОА ОДРЖЛИВО?

4. АКО НИШТО ДРУГО НЕ ТИ ОСТАНУВА - ТОГАШ ВКЛУЧИ ГО ПРИНТЕРОТ!

5. КРАЈОТ Е ... КОНТРОЛА НА БУЏЕТОТ И НАМАЛУВАЊЕ НА ДОЛГОТ, DEFAULT ИЛИ ХИПЕРИНФЛАЦИЈА

6. ОНИЕ КОИ ЈА ВОДАТ МУРИКА СЕ ЛУДИ = КРАЈОТ Е НЕИЗБЕЖЕН, КРИПТО, ЗЛАТО, РЕСУРСИ, НЕДВИЖНОСТИ Е ОДГОВОРОТ!
КАНАЛОТ ЌЕ ПОСТОИ СЕ ДОДЕКА МАКЕДОНСКИОТ НАРОД ИМА ИНТЕРЕС ЗА МОЈАТА РАБОТА - БЕСПЛАТНО!!!

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00:00:00Hello crypto enthusiasts, this video is made with a special pleasure
00:00:05I want to remind you, as I said before
00:00:09This potential, murikansk, state, and state crisis
00:00:14will be the best way to grow in this year
00:00:19So, we will have all the details
00:00:22Normally, it will be all the details
00:00:25from checker to checker
00:00:28and that's what happens when it comes to the classic economic events that we have seen in the economy and in other countries.
00:00:35So we can see that the result is not possible.
00:00:38That's it.
00:00:40The first thing we need to know is that we need to know the money.
00:00:46Today we will talk about the state-told crisis
00:00:49and how the economy of the economy moves with the potential of the crisis
00:00:59which is what can be done and what can be done.
00:01:02So it's a whole picture of what is the state-told crisis.
00:01:08Now, for the moment where we are in the crisis,
00:01:12we need to say that the economy of the reality is in the crisis.
00:01:16And what is better if we don't understand the cost of this land?
00:01:20The land that we currently analyze,
00:01:23and the fact that we can confirm that we can confirm that we are in the case of this crisis
00:01:28we can confirm that we are in the case of this crisis
00:01:32before the normal crisis is to escalate.
00:01:34So, first, how much is the cost of America?
00:01:38You can see that this is literally the federal reserve chart.
00:01:44In the case of this crisis, we can see that America is not 34,5.
00:01:48Here it is officially 35,1 million dollars.
00:01:5235,1 million dollars in minus.
00:01:56So, it is not visible.
00:01:58It is not visible.
00:01:59It is visible.
00:02:00It is visible.
00:02:01It is visible.
00:02:02It is visible.
00:02:03It is visible.
00:02:04It is visible.
00:02:05It is visible.
00:02:06It is visible.
00:02:07It is visible.
00:02:08It is visible.
00:02:09It is visible.
00:02:10It is visible for the long term you are not satisfied.
00:02:11It is visible to the end,
00:02:12so it is visible.
00:02:13in the 1990s, and in 2021, we can see how it looks at the US in relation to the BRD.
00:02:21Also, how much BRD is needed for the BRD is needed for the BRD, as we know.
00:02:29In the Second World War II, it was about 115% of BRD, so that one year, as we said,
00:02:39it was about the whole world, so it was about the whole world, and the whole world,
00:02:46and it was about two months, or 115%, to be brought to those who were practically in the US,
00:02:57so we understand that in the Second World War II, when they were before successful,
00:03:03it was the biggest thing that they were successful,
00:03:07and that we don't forget that the Second World War II was effectively in the war.
00:03:11It was like a war, so it was like Europe, so it was also in Japan,
00:03:15and it was not only in Japan, but we know that the Pacific Pacific was in the same way.
00:03:19So, in this situation, it was a very negative position for the whole family,
00:03:24and that's why it was also in such a way.
00:03:28So, now, after the COVID-19, we reached out to, effectively,
00:03:33123% of BRD in America.
00:03:38So, 123%, so that we were very high.
00:03:41So, we were very high.
00:03:42So, we were very high.
00:03:43So, we were very low.
00:03:44So, we were very low.
00:03:45So, we were very low.
00:03:46So, we were very low.
00:03:47We were very high.
00:03:48So, we were very low.
00:03:49So, if we were low on the US, we had to be low.
00:03:54And, dear, we also came from the Bureau of Blackbatians
00:03:59Released.
00:04:00So, Americans, come from the country,
00:04:01that went from the most aggressive Quality price.
00:04:04budget deficit.
00:04:05In the middle of the day, they go for a long time.
00:04:09It is done a moment, basically, because of the budget deficit.
00:04:14So I'm going to tell you what a budget deficit is, and how do we get to this?
00:04:1935,1 trillion trillion dollars is made to this.
00:04:22What does that mean?
00:04:24Budget, you know, it also represents every person, so it is the same.
00:04:28The price you have to make at the end of the month,
00:04:31So in this situation, it is on the end of one year.
00:04:33So, what are the benefits of the future?
00:04:36If you have additional benefits, it is practically a revenue,
00:04:40or a payment.
00:04:42So, it is the state of the state, it is the payment,
00:04:44without a doubt, or a dollar, or a dollar,
00:04:47or a industry, or anything.
00:04:49So, it is the state of the state of 2020.
00:04:51In this situation, America has a payment of 4,34 trillion dollars,
00:04:57and it has a deficit of 1,7 trillion dollars.
00:05:01So, what does it mean by the deficit?
00:05:03So, in terms of how much are your payments,
00:05:05and how much of the end of this period,
00:05:07or in this year, you have practically a difference,
00:05:12with which of this situation is either a deficit,
00:05:14or a deficit.
00:05:15So, if you have more than 4,44 trillion dollars,
00:05:19then you have the money that you have left
00:05:21on the end of this period of this year.
00:05:24And again, if you have more than 4,44 trillion dollars,
00:05:27given that you have to pay for a year,
00:05:29you have a deficit,
00:05:31or you have quasi 1,7 trillion dollars
00:05:34that will be paying for the budget,
00:05:35so that you can't take it to all the debt.
00:05:37You will pay for all your money.
00:05:39So, if you pay for all those bills,
00:05:41you pay for all the law.
00:05:42You pay for all the devices that you pay for all the money,
00:05:44you pay for all the bills,
00:05:46and you pay for all the bills.
00:05:47You pay for all the bills.
00:05:48So, you pay for all those bills.
00:05:49So, you pay for all of this,
00:05:50because people have some of their bills.
00:05:51where you have 1,7 trillion dollars deficit.
00:05:54So if we look at the story,
00:05:56that this is not something that is in America,
00:05:59but we look at the deficit,
00:06:01that it has been a bit of a lot.
00:06:03Look, in 2000 years,
00:06:052000 years ago,
00:06:06one time after 24 years ago,
00:06:08it was a deficit of minus 0,13 billion dollars,
00:06:11and so we had about 130 billion dollars
00:06:13on the last year.
00:06:15At the moment,
00:06:17we look at the state
00:06:19and it's not gradual,
00:06:21but very quickly
00:06:23the deficit of the United States
00:06:25is that we look at the last year
00:06:27of 2020.
00:06:29It was about 3 trillion dollars,
00:06:322,7 trillion dollars,
00:06:331,38 trillion dollars,
00:06:35and so we look at the deficit
00:06:37of 1,3 trillion dollars,
00:06:39and so we look at the deficit
00:06:41of 1,3 trillion dollars.
00:06:44Now we have 5 months from the end,
00:06:47so we have a number of 1,3 trillion dollars
00:06:49in the current year,
00:06:51and we have more than 5 months of this year.
00:06:54It's like that
00:06:55the deficit will continue to grow
00:06:57when we grow together.
00:06:59So it's been a year and a year
00:07:00when we take a year,
00:07:01and when we take a year when we take a year,
00:07:02and when we take a year when we take a year,
00:07:03and when we take a year,
00:07:04it's been a year.
00:07:05and more than a year,
00:07:07they fall in the same way in America.
00:07:09So, it's not easy.
00:07:11If you want to do three wars,
00:07:13if you want to finance,
00:07:15I don't know,
00:07:17you want to do it in the same way,
00:07:19you want to do it in the same way,
00:07:21you want to do it in the same way,
00:07:23you want to do it in the same way.
00:07:25Now, let's see how it looks.
00:07:27It's not something new,
00:07:29but it's not something new,
00:07:31but the trend of the deficit is
00:07:33more and more.
00:07:35It's more than the amount of money
00:07:37from the United States.
00:07:39So, it's very good to know.
00:07:41Now,
00:07:43at the same time,
00:07:45the revenue that we look at here,
00:07:47as we talk about that,
00:07:49they have an independent income in the state.
00:07:51So, it's 4,4 trillion dollars.
00:07:53The revenue that we look at,
00:07:55normally, from 100% of the data.
00:07:57So, the revenue that we look at the state
00:07:59is the same data.
00:08:01So, we see that,
00:08:02so,
00:08:03so,
00:08:04over 50-t of them,
00:08:05the data,
00:08:06we see it,
00:08:07and so on,
00:08:08and so on,
00:08:09and so on,
00:08:10and so on,
00:08:11and so on.
00:08:12So,
00:08:13see how much it's gone?
00:08:14And so on.
00:08:15When the others are concerned,
00:08:16we look at the most of them.
00:08:17as well,
00:08:18and then,
00:08:19we look at 1950
00:08:20and then,
00:08:21and then,
00:08:22we look at it from 2 milyon dollars in 2017.
00:08:24So,
00:08:25and so on.
00:08:26So from 2020 to 2024, it was reached 5 years ago for 50 years,
00:08:33it was reached 2 years ago, and from 2020 to 2025, it was multiplied by 2,5 years ago.
00:08:42It was a very small period, very small period, and a very small period of years ago.
00:08:46And it was a long time ago, so it was a catastrophe.
00:08:50So from this perspective, we looked at the moment of the projekts of America and how much it is going to be.
00:08:57Look at this, this is a very interesting thing.
00:08:59So, the moment of America is going to fall on a year ago, on this year, in 2024,
00:09:06$892 billion dollars, and it is now.
00:09:10This is not meant to be present in the last period, because it is still to give you the information.
00:09:18So, I was told by the fact that America was able to pay for a year-to-old for a year,
00:09:23about 892 billion dollars.
00:09:27It was understood only for the amount of money for the amount of money.
00:09:31It was just worth it.
00:09:32It was just because of the amount of money for the amount of money.
00:09:35Because they are now growing so much.
00:09:37So, if the amount of money is established to pay for money for the amount of money,
00:09:39which is worth 5 billion dollars, they will pay for $5 billion dollars,
00:09:44to pay for more money.
00:09:46So, when we finish the whole thing, we can understand that this is true,
00:09:52it's something that is not seen, but it's a huge deal.
00:09:56This is not a game.
00:09:58And now, look at the projects that are in a few years.
00:10:03So, for 10 years, the amount of money will be 1.6 trillion.
00:10:09So, don't forget, this is only the amount of money that we have to do with 35 trillion.
00:10:15And then we can see that there will be exponential growth in the future.
00:10:19Look at how fast it will be.
00:10:21They were successful in 2000.
00:10:24They were about 5 trillion.
00:10:286 trillion.
00:10:31From 1960 and 2000,
00:10:35they were about 40 years,
00:10:38and they were about 6 trillion.
00:10:40They were about 6 years old.
00:10:45They were about 6 years old.
00:10:49They were about 6 years old.
00:10:52They were about 24 years old.
00:10:54I will tell you how much it is.
00:10:56It's a classic.
00:10:58If it's a person and you can see it,
00:11:00you can see it.
00:11:02You can see it.
00:11:04You can see it.
00:11:06We can see it.
00:11:08What's possible?
00:11:10You can see it.
00:11:11You can see it.
00:11:13After all,
00:11:14the public and the public opinion,
00:11:16you can use it.
00:11:17You can see it as possible.
00:11:18And these people have listed,
00:11:19as they are in the style,
00:11:21they have to inflame it.
00:11:24With the fact that
00:11:25they are going to inflame it,
00:11:27the hell is going to inflame it.
00:11:30And now, the people have to inflame it.
00:11:32They have to inflame it.
00:11:33It depends on how many people go into it.
00:11:35to now.
00:11:37They have only 2 trillion dollars
00:11:40and now they have only 5 trillion dollars.
00:11:43Now, look at the previous chart.
00:11:45So now,
00:11:47in terms of how much money you earn,
00:11:51you can pay for the United States.
00:11:55In the United States,
00:11:57you can pay for the $0 to $11,000 dollars
00:11:59and you can pay for the $10,000 dollars.
00:12:01You can pay for $10,000 dollars
00:12:03and you can pay for $50,000 dollars
00:12:05and you can pay for $37 dollars.
00:12:09You can pay $40,000 dollars
00:12:11at your tax.
00:12:13You can pay for the United States
00:12:15on the United States.
00:12:17And now, we're going to pay the $10,000 dollars
00:12:19on the huge percentage
00:12:21of your tax.
00:12:23So, in order for the US,
00:12:25the United States
00:12:27didn't have to talk about it
00:12:29and, at least,
00:12:31So that he's talking about the doy for the people who are in the country,
00:12:34I am not going to be voting for the party.
00:12:36It's the first thing to do, because every politician knows the person who knows about the people who are in the country,
00:12:40and automatically, as you can say, don't you think it's going to be voting for the position.
00:12:44So, with the same American nation, we're not going to be running for the party,
00:12:49so it's not going to be giving them the opportunity to go to the world.
00:12:51So that's what they're going to do with them, and it's going to be fantastic.
00:12:55So Trump said that we can't bring them to the side of the party,
00:12:59I think it may be the way to move to the right side, but it isn't a chance you can get away from the US.
00:13:08The second option is the immigration.
00:13:12In this case, the immigration immigration is getting in a way of default. Why?
00:13:16Why would you not have a immigration immigration in terms of actions, when you get infected in two wars,
00:13:22and you don't have to do that for example.
00:13:23Like I should say, in the same time, you plan the war in the whole world,
00:13:28you finance, for example, the revolution in Gruzija, in the same time, you can do it in the Venecuela,
00:13:34and then you can do it as well.
00:13:36So, in the moment, this is the luda government, or, as you say,
00:13:41the republicans or the democratic government,
00:13:43basically, it's about the same people who are just going to war, war, war, war, and nothing else,
00:13:49so that they will continue to do it, or to do it in the moment, or something else,
00:13:54as we can see, it's possible, it's possible, it's possible, it's possible,
00:13:58so here on this chart, we can see, just to see, if I don't see it here,
00:14:04it's possible to have a suffice,
00:14:06so America is possible to be, and not be able to do it,
00:14:12and even to have a suffice, so it's possible to have a suffice,
00:14:15so she doesn't have a suffice, no longer has to be achieved,
00:14:19but it's possible to live life, as for example, the success of the earth as it is,
00:14:23so it's possible to come to humanity.
00:14:25So this is the notion of a suffice,
00:14:27although it's still not an appetite to achieve,
00:14:29but it's possible to have a suffice,
00:14:31so to get out of it to the moment
00:14:33that they have a suffice that they don't do it,
00:14:35so that they have a suffice,
00:14:38they do not have a suffice for them,
00:14:40therefore it's possibly a suffice
00:14:41that you cannot have a suffice,
00:14:43because they are BetDum.
00:14:47Those are the consequences that do sell the dominiation to rise and say on purpose,
00:14:49even if it goes well, and they get to go ahead,
00:14:52then they can't go back to this view,
00:14:53they can go resemble for example.
00:14:54We see that if they believe, that Bitcoin started to peak this flow pixels,
00:15:02not one of these유 hai on the path
00:15:06they must stay of excess jeu.
00:15:08So, that is what we see fixture is for to not get the버ח and pay them money,
00:15:13with the productivity of the same land.
00:15:16First of all, we don't forget that America is going to be in the top,
00:15:20the most advanced economy in the world,
00:15:22which means that it is much more difficult to raise.
00:15:25For the same land that is not so advanced,
00:15:27such as India,
00:15:28or that has a great space for the industry
00:15:32and the same land,
00:15:35there is a great space for the same land.
00:15:39For the same land that America has already taken the maximum,
00:15:41so that the fact that if you look at it,
00:15:43we will see it in 2014,
00:15:46from 2014,
00:15:49but now, the last one is moving from 5 to 2.
00:15:52It's a long time.
00:15:54So, there is no other land.
00:15:56The last one is moving from 5 to 2,
00:15:58and they don't have to do it.
00:16:00But now, they are going to do it.
00:16:02When we look at it,
00:16:03one decade ago,
00:16:04it's not possible.
00:16:07I don't see how the most important is to look at the fact
00:16:09that America,
00:16:11on the other side of the industry,
00:16:12the industry is going to be in China,
00:16:13the South Korea,
00:16:14and now,
00:16:15the Chinese people are going to be wrong,
00:16:16because they have the own industry
00:16:19because they have a lot of hard work in China.
00:16:22Now, the Chinese people are going to be wrong,
00:16:24or the South Korean people,
00:16:26so they don't have the opportunity to raise the industry,
00:16:30and they have the opportunity to do it,
00:16:31and they don't have the opportunity to get it,
00:16:32so they can see it.
00:16:33And so,
00:16:34so we can see it,
00:16:35we're going to see it,
00:16:36we're going to see it,
00:16:37we're going to see it,
00:16:38and the next question is that it is a very painful topic.
00:16:39And so,
00:16:40it's been a very painful topic.
00:16:41It's been a very difficult topic,
00:16:42to make sure that America has not been able to do it.
00:16:43To make sure it is not a war,
00:16:44because America has never been able to do it.
00:16:45America has not been banned from civil war, there is no war, there is no war.
00:16:51So we can see that the history of the Second World War,
00:16:55the end of the Second World War, which is not small,
00:16:59the budget of the war, is very small, and then look at how exponential is very small.
00:17:05So we have to get to 1 trillion trillion dollars on a year-to-year level for the war.
00:17:10Because how do you think you will be the main in the war?
00:17:14How do you think you will be the police in the world,
00:17:17and that's why you will be the only one ton of money.
00:17:20So the people who don't pay for it, they don't pay for it.
00:17:23And that's why the United States has no problem.
00:17:26For the people who don't pay for the tanks, for the avions and for the bombs,
00:17:29how do you kill the children from Gaza or Ukraine?
00:17:33So it's just so easy.
00:17:35So it's like this is fantastic.
00:17:38You know, you have to say to the Americans that if you need to make bombs,
00:17:41it's like you write a death sentence.
00:17:43So,
00:17:45Reforming entitlement programs.
00:17:47They don't have entitlement programs.
00:17:49They have to be one of the most scary ones when they have to be social rights.
00:17:53So it's just to reform your own money.
00:17:56When you have to be social, and social, and social, and social and social and social,
00:18:00and social and social and social.
00:18:02They don't have to be social.
00:18:03In America, everyone has a health insurance that pays privately.
00:18:06The state does not have a health insurance.
00:18:08They are dying on a path because they don't have enough money to get into the hospital.
00:18:13So that you don't have to worry about it.
00:18:15It's not a minimum.
00:18:18So, let's go to the next part.
00:18:21When you don't have to use this,
00:18:24for America, it's not a requirement.
00:18:27They have to lose every priority for something to use.
00:18:31For example, it's not a requirement.
00:18:33So, what do you do?
00:18:35It's not a requirement.
00:18:37So, in this situation, it's not a requirement.
00:18:40Why not?
00:18:41So, you have a moment that you have 4,44.
00:18:44You have to use 1,7.
00:18:46So, you have a lot of people who want to give you money.
00:18:49So, in fact, you don't have money.
00:18:51The American debt is the most secure.
00:18:55The most secure investment in capital is the American debt.
00:18:58So, they'll surely Johan, you don't have it from.
00:19:01So, you're aware, they will always have these backions.
00:19:04You don't know what to take back.
00:19:05But then, you know what to take back this year.
00:19:06You know what to do?
00:19:08First of all, starting to get into beauty.
00:19:10And you do this, there's a picture of you right now.
00:19:12of the United States, which is the Federal Reserve Bank of America,
00:19:16which is the Central Bank of America, which is historically
00:19:20the most important part of the situation where it was needed
00:19:24a new dollar, a new number of dollars in America,
00:19:28so that it can be printed on those dollars, normal.
00:19:32And now, one-third of the U.S. dollars in the United States
00:19:36is the price of the U.S. which is the price of the U.S.
00:19:40and not the U.S. class, local banks, for example,
00:19:44and this is万去 being funded.
00:19:49because as soon as you can see the inflation,
00:19:53and at the moment, look at them,
00:19:54by the interest of the FDR,
00:19:57from 3,7 trillion dollars to 9 trillion dollars,
00:20:02so they will soon cut out the interest of the FDR,
00:20:05so they will print out three parts
00:20:07from 2019 to noembris of 2022.
00:20:12So they will try to cut out the interest of the FDR.
00:20:18... and after that, we will make a contribution of the FDR,
00:20:20which we will decline in the interest of the FDR.
00:20:22So for sure, we will pay for the FDR.
00:20:24Like the FDR, we will make it happen in the FDR.
00:20:26As that means, how much FDR is,
00:20:29and the FDR is able to build the FDR,
00:20:30as soon as possible,
00:20:32we will never have the interest of the FDR again,
00:20:34and we will make a price that will become more and more.
00:20:36But therefore, the FDR is the FDR,
00:20:37which we can make sure we make,
00:20:40is that going to be printing the FDR,
00:20:41and even the full extreme return,
00:20:43because it will be more of the FDR,
00:20:45be able to purchase a place to make a primary price of pay.
00:20:52So what do you do?
00:20:53So, you are begging for a front-up of 10-year period,
00:20:56and the front-up of the US keep the money on.
00:20:59So the third-up goes on from the United States.
00:21:03The second-up is a dollar that runs for the Amazon Bank.
00:21:06It takes a couple of dollars and a couple of dollars to get out of.
00:21:12the infolation that will be maligned.
00:21:14That's what we always look at on channel.
00:21:16So in fact, we see that the United States is not the same.
00:21:22We see that the Federal Reserve is the same.
00:21:24We see that the United States is officially from September 2022.
00:21:28We start with rate hikes and that is not the same.
00:21:32Now, America is not the same.
00:21:34We see that the United States is not the same.
00:21:36We see that we have a deficit.
00:21:38So, what do you do?
00:21:40where we have the money.
00:21:43Where do we have the money?
00:21:45Now, let's try it on every day and company,
00:21:48not so much.
00:21:50We have to pay for the other institutions,
00:21:52whether or not.
00:21:54We have to pay for the other institutions
00:21:57of the ministry and so on.
00:22:00We have to pay for the reverse repo purchase agreement facility,
00:22:04which is...
00:22:06We have to pay for it many times.
00:22:09We have to pay for the first step by the bank that is needed.
00:22:15And they are not even seen as the bank,
00:22:19because they know that they have a lot of liquid balance
00:22:20in their own way.
00:22:22They have the asset to these companies
00:22:24and they keep the asset management.
00:22:27They are in those institutions
00:22:29that are liquid.
00:22:31There are a lot of corporations like Fidelity, PLECKLOCK
00:22:33and so on.
00:22:35They give an asset to these institutions
00:22:37and when the bank is needed, they leave a couple of 20 years,
00:22:44and they have to pay for the sum of the money, and when the period of the bank is needed,
00:22:50they have to pay for the money, and they have to pay for the money.
00:22:55So this is a reverse purchase agreement.
00:22:57So this is a small base of the money,
00:22:59which is the value of the money,
00:23:01and the value of the money is needed,
00:23:04so that they have a liquid, when the bank is needed to be able to give up the money,
00:23:08and when they have to pay for the money,
00:23:11they have to pay for the money, and they have to pay for the money,
00:23:14and they have to pay for the money.
00:23:16Now, what do America do?
00:23:18So the fact that these reverse repel facilities have a 5% of the money,
00:23:23America has to pay for the money,
00:23:26and what do they do?
00:23:29So what do they do?
00:23:30So here, look,
00:23:31in September of 2022,
00:23:33when the federal reserve has to pay for the federal reserve,
00:23:35we have to pay for 2,3 trillion dollars
00:23:39of liquidation in this institution.
00:23:43So,
00:23:44because of the fact that we have a lot of money
00:23:46on the amount of money,
00:23:47that we have to pay for the amount of money,
00:23:48that we have to pay for the amount of money,
00:23:50and that we have to pay for the amount of money,
00:23:52and they have to pay for the amount of money.
00:23:55In 204.
00:23:56In this position,
00:23:57only 300 billion dolar!!!
00:24:02Tomorrow,
00:24:03even the exact amount of money,
00:24:04it will cost only one sulla Marin Hand I威с
00:24:08for example,
00:24:09since the government has to pay for bank bills
00:24:10for the amount of money,
00:24:12so while the six billion degetahs
00:24:21when they're doing 300 million dollars in China,
00:24:24what do we do?
00:24:25So America is currently
00:24:26knocking these things
00:24:29as an example of a lot of money
00:24:33the government has implemented these things
00:24:36from reverse repurchase agreement
00:24:38with those big difference
00:24:40who are now charging these things
00:24:41because they're a classic money market fund
00:24:45and now in this situation,
00:24:46we've got the other way
00:24:48now we've got 300 million dollars
00:24:50What is the following?
00:24:52The following is that it's normal to do it with the entire color,
00:24:56because only America can do it on the degree of the United States.
00:25:00In other countries, the United States, the government, and the Japanese,
00:25:04but normally, no one can do it with the same Mureka.
00:25:08We've reached the number of 8 trillion dollars,
00:25:13as we have in the Federal Reserve,
00:25:16which America has been able to do it on the whole world.
00:25:20We've got the government, the corporations, the physical and private people,
00:25:24and the number of countries,
00:25:26so we've reached the number of countries.
00:25:28We've reached the number of 8 trillion dollars.
00:25:32Now, why do we have the number of countries?
00:25:35We know that there are countries like Japan, and China,
00:25:39which have a large number of countries.
00:25:41We've reached the number of countries.
00:25:43We've got a eyeliner from 65 countries
00:25:45to 10% billion dollars.
00:25:46That's 1 tylko billion dollars.
00:25:48or even basically 1 trillion dollars.
00:25:50The size of China will have to be able to add.
00:25:52So it comes to the number of countries
00:25:54that if we have all traditional countries,
00:25:56why we tend to share USD?
00:25:57Since there are more and more thousands?
00:25:59for the fact that they are willing to receive the money.
00:26:02So, what is the problem?
00:26:03It's not a long time ago.
00:26:05It's not a long time ago.
00:26:07Here we go.
00:26:08For example, there are a 30-year-old American
00:26:11who is looking at the history of the 18th century.
00:26:14It's a problem between Saudi Arabia, OPEC and America,
00:26:20where the dollar has been a lot of money,
00:26:24but it's already been designed.
00:26:26It's a bit of a embargo.
00:26:28So, when we look at the same time,
00:26:31we had a long time on the 10-year-old
00:26:36until 2020.
00:26:38When it was a long time ago,
00:26:40when it was a long time ago,
00:26:42when it was a long time ago,
00:26:44when it was a long time ago,
00:26:46when it was a long time ago,
00:26:48it was a long time ago.
00:26:50What do we do now?
00:26:52We have a situation where the 10-year-old
00:26:54went from the same time ago,
00:26:56the $0,1% to the $4%
00:26:59which was a long time ago,
00:27:00which was more than $2,6%.
00:27:02That's why we look at the $0,1%
00:27:03which was more than $0,1%
00:27:04to $0,1% which was more than $0,1%
00:27:05which was more than $0,1%
00:27:07which was more than $0,1%
00:27:08and more and more and more, the percentage of America is going to take care of it.
00:27:13So, look, what happened in the 30-year period?
00:27:16Look, what happened in 2,6%?
00:27:18What happened in 6-7%?
00:27:21So, what happened?
00:27:23What happened in the beginning of the video?
00:27:27We saw an hour to banknage and a month ago,
00:27:34we were able to pay for $85.000.000.
00:27:40We wanted to pay for $892.000.
00:27:43So, this is the reason you're being able to pay for $892.000.
00:27:46This is the reason why you're even more and more and more
00:27:52Because you have to increase the percentage of the price that you have to give your money,
00:27:59and you have to pay for it.
00:28:02So, you don't have to do it.
00:28:04And we're looking at it that you have to raise your money.
00:28:07And if you have to raise your money,
00:28:09when you have to raise your money like this,
00:28:12you will have to pay for it.
00:28:14So, this is official,
00:28:16I think I found an email.
00:28:18This is not only the same as it is directly controlled by America.
00:28:20This is the $16.3.2024.
00:28:23Look at how quickly the United States is going to be paid to America.
00:28:29At this moment, in 2023, it is $1.26.000.000.
00:28:34The one that we see on the chart is directly from America.
00:28:37That is a foundation that is directly financed from America.
00:28:40It would have been made by the United States.
00:28:43The fact that this is a question of the visual capital, which is a
00:28:48economic publication, or a medium.
00:28:53Let's look at the OVKP, which is a different, let's look at the
00:28:582020-23, the year-old amount of amount of amount of amount of amount of
00:29:03$1 trillion, to pay for $1 trillion.
00:29:07So if you look at the amount of amount of amount of amount of amount,
00:29:12I don't know if I'm going to find it.
00:29:14I don't know if I'm going to find it.
00:29:16I'm going to find it.
00:29:18In 1950,
00:29:20for 70 years,
00:29:22we can see what happened.
00:29:24We can see it exponentially.
00:29:26We can see it.
00:29:28It's something that's not a day.
00:29:30It's something that's not a day.
00:29:32In this way,
00:29:34you can see the other side of the day
00:29:36because you're going to be able to
00:29:38the other side of the day.
00:29:40If the Federal Reserve
00:29:42didn't start to print it again.
00:29:44It's the next thing.
00:29:46They don't have another choice
00:29:48because they're constantly
00:29:50because they're interested in it.
00:29:52They're not interested in it.
00:29:54On the other hand,
00:29:56they're looking at it.
00:29:58They're looking at it.
00:30:00They're looking at it.
00:30:02They're looking at it.
00:30:04They're looking at it.
00:30:06Although you're looking at it,
00:30:08we can cut it out,
00:30:10we're moving.
00:30:11We'll understand the tenant
00:30:13We're standing on the other hand.
00:30:15We will know that this is not a fee.
00:30:17It's a veteran.
00:30:19If it's siis it's a a fee.
00:30:21If you're talking about the client,
00:30:23whatever,
00:30:25you look at it the e-commerce autism,
00:30:26what we'd like you to Films,
00:30:27whatever you'd like it available,
00:30:29all the options take that one and take them.
00:30:32Instead of looking for a gas industry,
00:30:33it's reason for you to be a huge amount of money
00:30:35So, what do you do now?
00:30:37You don't have a choice.
00:30:39You have to start printing the money.
00:30:41This is when all the jobs will stop working,
00:30:45including printer and pitch.
00:30:47It's a standard job,
00:30:49so we can see it.
00:30:51So, if you want to spend a little bit,
00:30:53or if you want to spend the budget,
00:30:55then we can print the money.
00:30:57We can't forget that America is the one
00:31:01who can't print the money.
00:31:03You don't need to.
00:31:05Your ATM is safe.
00:31:07You don't need to.
00:31:09Your ATM is safe.
00:31:11You don't need to.
00:31:13Your ATM is safe.
00:31:15You don't need to.
00:31:17Your ATM is safe.
00:31:19You don't need to.
00:31:21Your ATM is safe.
00:31:23To the person who is about
00:31:25to grab their car keys and go to the ATM
00:31:27and take out $3,000,
00:31:29you say what?
00:31:31You don't need to.
00:31:33Your ATM is safe.
00:31:35Your banks are safe.
00:31:37There's enough cash in the financial system
00:31:39and there's an infinite amount of cash
00:31:41at the Federal Reserve.
00:31:43We will do whatever we need to do
00:31:45to make sure that there's enough cash
00:31:47in the banking system.
00:31:49You don't have to make an account
00:31:51in at the end of the day.
00:31:53I will have to make an account
00:31:55for you if you look for the info.
00:31:57You don't have to make an account
00:31:58that we want to make.
00:31:59You don't have to make an account
00:32:00as you can have to make one of the accounts.
00:32:02You have to take one of the accounts
00:32:04on Bitcoin and S&P 500, because we know what happens and what happens when it comes to us.
00:32:09This is an interesting moment for us, but now we have to go to the main point for us.
00:32:17We have to say that there is a control over the United States because
00:32:22the Federal Reserve Bank is not under control over the United States.
00:32:27We know exactly how it works.
00:32:30Because the UN, exactly the bank or corporations,
00:32:34they have to pay in the Federal Reserve,
00:32:38which is low.
00:32:40They value their capital to the US which is more of a low amount of capital.
00:32:44They value their capital.
00:32:47Even the capital they value their capital.
00:32:50And they only value their capital to the US.
00:32:52So, the US esting to the US and the US.
00:32:57That's why the government gave them a bill or a bond,
00:33:02depending on whether it was a bill or a bill,
00:33:05which is normal and a fact that they gave them to the Federal Reserve as a guarantee.
00:33:10So we have a magical rule that the Federal Reserve has to pay for the United States.
00:33:16If it is not like the case of Lebanon,
00:33:22this is what happened.
00:33:23It's just to show you how it looks like a hyperinflation.
00:33:26So we have to do this before.
00:33:28This is official, the end of the year,
00:33:30where it is not used for the Lebanese.
00:33:34It's called FUNTA, but I don't know.
00:33:36So we have a hyperinflation.
00:33:38When a normal life is going to do this,
00:33:40what happens is what happens.
00:33:41We have a dollar against the Argentinian PESOS.
00:33:44It's just what happens when we take control of the central bank.
00:33:49This is what happens.
00:33:51We need to do this.
00:33:52We have a hyperinflation.
00:33:54This is one of the hardest things that can happen.
00:33:57It means that your wallet doesn't mean anything.
00:34:01It's like that.
00:34:02We can see it here.
00:34:03The Turkish Lira is against the dollar.
00:34:06It's the situation.
00:34:07It's the same.
00:34:09It's the same.
00:34:10It's the same.
00:34:10It's the same.
00:34:11This is the same.
00:34:12It's the same.
00:34:14So, the question of the time, whether it be a land,
00:34:17whether it be a land, whether it be a land,
00:34:19it will be a print, a number of control, and voila!
00:34:22We have a situation where your land is not worth, but literally nothing.
00:34:25So, the whole system of you is completely blocked.
00:34:29You don't have to function.
00:34:30How do you function a land, and if you think that you are a land,
00:34:33how do you function a land without a part of it?
00:34:36Now, for now, you don't have to function.
00:34:39So, this is what happens when it comes to this,
00:34:42because now there is a level of control,
00:34:45because at the end of the day,
00:34:46according to what it is said,
00:34:48the Federal Reserve is not under direct control of the United States,
00:34:51and now there is a level of control.
00:34:52So, now, we will see.
00:34:54If we have to work with the United States,
00:34:56it will be possible.
00:34:57Now, now, there is a lot of work that we need to do.
00:35:01There is a certain level of control,
00:35:04even if it is the American economy,
00:35:06which is the largest with the world with the rest of the world,
00:35:09it will be an economic economy.
00:35:10So, there is a level where you can print more from the United States,
00:35:13before the inflations will be used to be under control.
00:35:15So, we will see that every single one,
00:35:17which would be shown in the future,
00:35:18we will show you an example of a very short chart,
00:35:20that every single one,
00:35:22the United States,
00:35:22which would be able to print more from the United States,
00:35:24which would be able to get the inflations of the United States,
00:35:25and they would automatically increase the inflations of the United States.
00:35:28So, here is the number of the time to get the inflations of the markets,
00:35:31When you have the same price in the price, you can buy the price in the price.
00:35:37So now when the people start buying the price, it is normal that the price is going to be the price in the price.
00:35:46And automatically, if the price is going to be the price in the price, it will be the price in the price.
00:35:54So it's a magic!
00:35:56Every time you have a price, it's a great inflation.
00:35:59Every time you have a price in the middle of the day, it's a great inflation.
00:36:03So it's something that's not a minor, and 99% of the fact that it's going to happen.
00:36:08So we know how it ends, we see 19-20, and we see a huge amount of money.
00:36:13We have a lot of inflation, which is 9%.
00:36:18It's nothing new.
00:36:19America, which is the largest reserve reserve currency,
00:36:23and it's not possible to make it to the maximum inflation.
00:36:31That's why we talk about it.
00:36:33So, what do we talk about now?
00:36:35What do we talk about now?
00:36:37We don't know how to do it.
00:36:39But it will cost you first, to destroy the planet in the world,
00:36:43and to destroy the power of the world.
00:36:47So, all the imperial imperialists, they have to do it.
00:36:50That's why we talk about the limit, whether it's an English or English or that.
00:36:53Then the situation is not a self-control.
00:36:55It's an envelope, and it's an envelope, it's an envelope.
00:36:58Which means, now we're going to have three reasons.
00:37:02Or you'll have control of the budget and the return of the budget,
00:37:07which we'll talk a long time ago,
00:37:10and we'll talk about it in a few months before we get to normal,
00:37:14so that we'll get rid of it.
00:37:16Priority, we'll get rid of the reserve value,
00:37:19and we'll get rid of it, because we'll get rid of it.
00:37:23The second step is default,
00:37:25so that you'll get rid of it,
00:37:29and you'll get rid of it,
00:37:30and the third step is hyperinflation,
00:37:33so that you'll get rid of it in the bank,
00:37:35and you'll get rid of it,
00:37:37and you'll get rid of it,
00:37:39so that you'll get rid of it.
00:37:41So the first step is to get rid of it.
00:37:44And if it's, it's not a plan to get rid of it.
00:37:47So the first option is,
00:37:50all of which we remember in the beginning,
00:37:52there are these options that we see here,
00:37:55and the other option is the classic control of the budget.
00:37:57Sort of,
00:37:58so that's it.
00:37:59Then the second option is to get rid of it,
00:38:01so that it's just a control of the budget.
00:38:03It means you'll get rid of it.
00:38:05You'll get rid of it in the way that you'll do it,
00:38:07or you'll get rid of it.
00:38:09But if you have $300, you need to pay for $300,000.
00:38:14So now I'm on the other side of the fact that if that happens,
00:38:18it will automatically be default.
00:38:21But how do you do that?
00:38:23That's one of the options.
00:38:24So that's why in this situation,
00:38:27we have the power of the military,
00:38:29which is the 845 bases that you need to get out of work,
00:38:34because you don't have to pay for it.
00:38:36Like I said, the military attacks,
00:38:39you're going to kill them, you're going to kill them,
00:38:42you're going to kill them, you're going to kill them,
00:38:44you're going to kill them, and that's what they do.
00:38:46And now, what will happen in this situation?
00:38:48We'll see the first option,
00:38:50as we have the second option,
00:38:52we'll have a very brutal thing for America.
00:38:57So we need to make a very high rate hike,
00:39:01as we have the second option,
00:39:04and control the inflation,
00:39:07and in this situation,
00:39:08we'll have a whole control.
00:39:10We'll see the decades,
00:39:12from 1945 to 1945,
00:39:14from 1975,
00:39:16they've managed to get out of the way
00:39:18from 115 to 25%.
00:39:22So it's been a long time for that period
00:39:24when you have extremely good economists,
00:39:26when you have the economy of the economy
00:39:28that will be extremely,
00:39:30so,
00:39:31it's been a long time for people to get out of the way,
00:39:33so you can get out of the way
00:39:35and get out of the way you can get out of the way
00:39:37that you have to do it,
00:39:38and you have to do it in terms of the whole country.
00:39:43for a restrictive period, which they rarely do not have to do it.
00:39:47They really do not have to do it.
00:39:49In this case, we have a restrictive policy on the Federal Reserve,
00:39:52which is constantly having these high-quality jobs
00:39:56to make it easy to make the economy
00:39:59to the extent of the economy,
00:40:01and at the same time,
00:40:03which is excess,
00:40:04and when we have a sufficient,
00:40:07we can use it for the payment.
00:40:09We don't need to use anything more than what we need.
00:40:12We can't use it for decades.
00:40:14America is not the most possible to do it.
00:40:16That's why we are going to make it easy.
00:40:18The moment in which we are going to do it,
00:40:20which is how restrictive you will be,
00:40:22is that,
00:40:23you know,
00:40:24the military base,
00:40:25the, you know,
00:40:26the kind of influence of the world,
00:40:29because we have to do it,
00:40:30that it is the same as it is the same as it is.
00:40:32It is the same as it is the same as we have time.
00:40:34So,
00:40:35that's why we are going to make it easy.
00:40:37We are going to make it easy to do it.
00:40:39It's the same as it is,
00:40:40and, in fact,
00:40:41it is the same as it is the same as it is the same as it is.
00:40:43It is the same as it is the same as it is the same as it is the same as it is.
00:40:45So,
00:40:46we all know,
00:40:47we are going to do it a lot of times,
00:40:48and we don't forget how many economists have.
00:40:50So,
00:40:51that's why the main economic,
00:40:53the Biden's government,
00:40:54is the same as it is,
00:40:55that the US government is not going to pay for it.
00:40:57because we can print our own money.
00:41:07The US government can't go bankrupt because we can print our own money.
00:41:12It obviously begs the question.
00:41:15Why exactly are we borrowing in a currency that we print ourselves?
00:41:18I'm waiting for someone to stand up and say,
00:41:21why do we borrow our own currency in the first place?
00:41:26Like you said,
00:41:27they print the dollar,
00:41:28so why does the government even borrow?
00:41:30Well,
00:41:31Well,
00:41:32you're not forgetting.
00:41:33I'll show you something more about it.
00:41:34I'll show you something for this,
00:41:35so you'll see that this is the most of the money that we get
00:41:37the economic sector of the most economic economy in the world.
00:41:40If you think you're stupid or not,
00:41:43I don't know,
00:41:44you just just put it.
00:41:45You say,
00:41:46once you get to the bank,
00:41:47you say,
00:41:48you can't go to America,
00:41:49you can't go to the bank or you can print your own money.
00:41:51You don't know.
00:41:52You say,
00:41:53you can't wait,
00:41:54but you're asking,
00:41:55if you print your own money,
00:41:56you can't afford it.
00:41:57You can't afford it.
00:41:58The...
00:41:59The...
00:42:00So, I mean, again, some of this stuff gets, some of the language and concepts are just confusing.
00:42:10I mean, the government definitely prints money, and it definitely lends that money, which is why the government definitely prints money, and then it lends that money by selling bonds.
00:42:21Is that what they do?
00:42:22They, yeah, they sell bonds, yeah, they sell bonds, right, because they sell bonds and people buy the bonds and lend them the money.
00:42:34Yeah, so, a lot of times, at least to my year with MMT, the...
00:42:40Znači, kodak li slušam ove luge, misli da plaćam seriozno.
00:42:45Znači, ne zaboravajte, pak je kažem, ovdje kad pišu vam mnogo jasno što je tipot, samo da...
00:42:49Znači, ovo je Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors, President Joseph Biden.
00:42:55Znači, neli, ovo je taa ekipa na Giliatria, kade što ovo je odgovoren na sovetoot na ekonomisti, koji što go, neli, koji što ossovetuvaat Biden, neli, Biden imaše Bidenomics, se kiavate.
00:43:09Znači, prvo, on ne zna ni što treba on govoriti.
00:43:12On kažu, a da, da, da, da, da, da, printa, ma da, oni stvari printa, pari, pa gi posaimuvaat so toho što prodava Bill Zhebond, da?
00:43:19Since they sell bonds and people buy the bonds and lend them the money. Yeah. So a lot of times, a lot of times, at least to my year with MMT, the language and the concepts can be kind of unnecessarily confusing, but there is no question that the government prints money and then it uses that money to, so, yeah, I guess I'm just, I can't really talk.
00:43:46I don't get it. I don't know what they're talking about, like, because it's like the government clearly prints money, it does it all the time, and it clearly borrows, otherwise we wouldn't be having this debt and deficit conversation, so I don't think there's anything confusing there.
00:44:16I don't know what they're saying.
00:44:18I don't know what they're saying.
00:44:20And now we're going to forget the most important thing.
00:44:22It's the president of the Morika, who says that Bidenomics, their economic plan,
00:44:28has managed to return the economy.
00:44:30Sorry, the economic plan on Biden has managed to return the economy.
00:44:34And they're asking me what we're doing with inflation.
00:44:36They're asking me what we're doing, so we're going to go ahead and have to go ahead and write.
00:44:43I'll start with this.
00:44:47Prices have gone up and families and individuals are dealing with the realities of that bread costs more, that gas costs more.
00:45:03So it is something that we take very seriously. Very seriously.
00:45:07And we know from the history of this issue in the United States that when you see these prices go up,
00:45:12it has a direct impact on the quality of life for all people in our country.
00:45:18So it's a big issue and we take it seriously.
00:45:20Holy !
00:45:33So I was thinking, I'm asking you to ask you, what is the inflation?
00:45:45Even if this is an example, I'm afraid of it,
00:45:49I'm not sure if I'm a government entity,
00:45:52I'm not sure if I'm a government entity,
00:45:54I'm not sure if I'm a government entity,
00:45:58and I will explain it,
00:46:00and these people who are economists and presidents,
00:46:04I don't know, print something,
00:46:06I don't know,
00:46:08something happens,
00:46:10and it's important to work and work.
00:46:12So, you know what's going on.
00:46:14And to see where it's going.
00:46:16The first option is,
00:46:18the restrictions,
00:46:20to reduce the income,
00:46:22and to return it to normal,
00:46:24and to see what's going on,
00:46:26we have decades.
00:46:28It's fantastic.
00:46:30What's next?
00:46:32Default.
00:46:34We don't have a chance to do that
00:46:36we don't have a chance to do it.
00:46:38So, in this situation,
00:46:40what you see in America
00:46:42is a classic Ponzi scheme.
00:46:44Why?
00:46:46We have a chance to do that
00:46:48you have a chance to do it
00:46:50with a great amount of money
00:46:52to pay the amount of money
00:46:54to make it a new income.
00:46:56In this case,
00:46:58you have a new income
00:47:00to pay the amount of money
00:47:02for a new income,
00:47:04who you have a lot of money
00:47:06to pay for a new income.
00:47:08So, these are a long term
00:47:10theços of money
00:47:11to make it new income.
00:47:13You will never see
00:47:14the net worth the income
00:47:16There are a situation where you have to go to the moment where it is already a problem.
00:47:20If you go to the situation where your payment is very big, you don't have to pay for it.
00:47:26What do you mean that if you go to the moment where it is already a problem? Why?
00:47:32We have a moment where we have to invest in the day of the day.
00:47:37Everyone knows that the state of America is AAA.
00:47:43That is the moment where you have to invest in the day.
00:47:46In the top 7, Google, no one knows what to invest.
00:47:53He will see that you have to invest in the US Treasury.
00:47:56That is the most secure thing in the world, because America will pay for it.
00:48:01But when?
00:48:03It is the situation where we look at the price of the day of the day.
00:48:08But you cannot get in the day of the day, that the money will be over.
00:48:13What do we do?
00:48:14It is the situation where we have to invest in the day of the day of the day.
00:48:17Before we go to the hyperinflation, it is the situation where we have to invest in the day of the day.
00:48:25The default option is the moment where you don't have to invest in the day of the day.
00:48:30What do I have to invest in the day of the day?
00:48:35you are going to make a mistake at home, you are going to make a mistake, you are going to pay for the police, the police, the police, the police, the social help, the health, the health care, the police, you are going to stop working, so it's a classic default.
00:48:50If you do not have all the power, the long time is here, the creditors are asking,
00:48:55wait, shoot, I mean you don't have any money.
00:48:59So, it doesn't have any money.
00:49:01You don't need to hire, people don't have money, people are sticking with,
00:49:04because you don't have a creditors that you do not trust,
00:49:08so they'll get credit rating from AAA to CCC.
00:49:14So, it's not gonna go from?
00:49:16Well, nobody, who believe in your financial debt?
00:49:19But nobody!
00:49:20No one can pay for it.
00:49:22You know what is a problem?
00:49:23All the way they will sell their dollars.
00:49:26So, just to show you,
00:49:28just to show you...
00:49:32...
00:49:34...
00:49:35...
00:49:36...
00:49:38...
00:49:39...
00:49:40...
00:49:41...
00:49:42...
00:49:45...
00:49:55...
00:49:56...
00:49:57...
00:50:00...
00:50:01...
00:50:03...
00:50:04from where they are being printed.
00:50:06And they may be able to get them out of the way,
00:50:09from all kinds of money,
00:50:12because this is the Weimar Republic,
00:50:15or the land is printed out of the way,
00:50:17which is what we will talk about.
00:50:19Or, just because of this situation,
00:50:21this is only in America,
00:50:23and there is no other land.
00:50:25So, America has more than America
00:50:28than America,
00:50:30and if not, two-thirds of the way
00:50:33is the only one in America,
00:50:36because it is a reserve value.
00:50:38When it comes to the situation where you make a default
00:50:41and no one wants your reserve value,
00:50:43and it turns out that it will become almost useless.
00:50:47So, as it looks like it is,
00:50:49it will become extremely useless.
00:50:53Or, in Zimbabwe,
00:50:55it will be printed in the banknotes
00:50:58of $100 trillion dollars.
00:51:00And so,
00:51:01and so,
00:51:03and so,
00:51:04and so,
00:51:05and so,
00:51:06and so,
00:51:08and so,
00:51:09and so,
00:51:11and so,
00:51:13and so,
00:51:15and so,
00:51:16and so,
00:51:18and so,
00:51:19and so,
00:51:21and so,
00:51:23and so,
00:51:25and so,
00:51:26and so,
00:51:28and so,
00:51:30and so,
00:51:32and so,
00:51:34and so,
00:51:35and so,
00:51:37and so,
00:51:39and so,
00:51:41and so,
00:51:43and so,
00:51:45and so,
00:51:47and so,
00:51:48and so,
00:51:50and so,
00:51:52and so,
00:51:54and so,
00:51:55and so,
00:51:57and so,
00:51:58and so,
00:52:00and so,
00:52:01and so,
00:52:03and so,
00:52:04and so,
00:52:05and so,
00:52:07and so,
00:52:08and so,
00:52:10and so,
00:52:11and so,
00:52:13and so,
00:52:18and so,
00:52:19and so,
00:52:39It's about the devolvization of the money.
00:52:41That's what we understand.
00:52:43So to understand that this is the key part of the deal
00:52:45that we can understand in the end of this video.
00:52:47For example, America is the first option.
00:52:51The first option for America is completely impossible.
00:52:55There is no chance for America to say
00:52:57that I'm in the next 20-30 years
00:52:59that I'm going to pay for a long time.
00:53:01I'm going to pay for a long time.
00:53:03I'm going to pay for my life
00:53:05and I'm going to learn fantastic.
00:53:07I'm going to learn fantastic.
00:53:09I'm going to learn fantastic.
00:53:11I'm going to learn a real story
00:53:13about the rest of the world.
00:53:15What else is that?
00:53:17Or that they don't have to pay,
00:53:19or that they don't have to pay for default
00:53:21and that they get inflation from all the money
00:53:23that they will return to the money
00:53:25or that they will return to the money
00:53:27that they will return to the money.
00:53:29I believe that hyperinflation in America
00:53:31is something that is not necessary.
00:53:33Potentially, maybe,
00:53:35or they will pay for the money
00:53:37to make CBDC
00:53:38with the money that they can directly
00:53:39do control.
00:53:41So, on the way,
00:53:42they need to print the money
00:53:43to make the money
00:53:45for a dollar
00:53:46to make the money
00:53:47for the money
00:53:48that they can do
00:53:49to make the money
00:53:50but not to make the money
00:53:51because they don't have to go.
00:53:52They have to pay for the money
00:53:53to make the money
00:53:55for the money
00:53:57to pay for the money
00:54:00you can move on to the deficit of your budget,
00:54:04which is now a year ago.
00:54:06So, we're going to another way, and we're going to the end of the day.
00:54:09So, what is the result of the result?
00:54:10That's what we need to do, and that's what we're going to do.
00:54:14The moment when we get to the whole development of the
00:54:18toalets that you see behind me,
00:54:20that doesn't have any kind of burden,
00:54:22then the whole burden that you have will be
00:54:25in the end of the toalets that you see.
00:54:29Here is a simple example.
00:54:30What happens when we have a hyperinflation in a country?
00:54:33It's against Bitcoin.
00:54:35Look at that.
00:54:36So, momentally, the price,
00:54:38just to show you a comparison and see how it looks.
00:54:40So, if we have a USD with Bitcoin,
00:54:46the most common chart, I don't need to open it now.
00:54:49Just to see how it looks when we have a hyperinflation.
00:54:52So, momentally, the dollar in Bitcoin,
00:54:59we are going to open it up to a long time-high.
00:55:02So, the price of Bitcoin is not a long time-high.
00:55:03It's not a problem, but it's not a problem.
00:55:05It's a problem.
00:55:07If you look at the moment, the TURS-L,
00:55:09the TURS-L, the TURS-L,
00:55:11the TURS-L,
00:55:13and now Bitcoin is 2.024.000.
00:55:17This is what happened with the hyperinflation.
00:55:19We understand that.
00:55:21The TURS-L,
00:55:23the TURS-L,
00:55:25the TURS-L,
00:55:27the TURS-L,
00:55:29the TURS-L,
00:55:31the TURS-L ,
00:55:34otherwise the X year,
00:55:39the TURS-L,
00:55:41the TURS-L,
00:55:43the TURS-L,
00:55:45the TURS-L.
00:55:47the TURS-L
00:55:50the TURS-L.
00:55:55The other Freunde of Bitcoin
00:55:57.
00:55:59If we look at what happened with the VN,
00:56:02if we don't use it, but before we start to use it,
00:56:05look at it, in 2021,
00:56:08just to see here,
00:56:11how do we look at it?
00:56:14In 2018, absolutely,
00:56:17there were 1,620,000,000
00:56:20VN.
00:56:23For the next bull market,
00:56:26we have 4,786,000,000
00:56:30So, the bull market was 4,786,000,000
00:56:31So, the bull market was 4,786,000,000
00:56:32So, the bull market was 4,786,000,000
00:56:33So, what happened,
00:56:36what happened when we were hyperinflation?
00:56:38Look at it,
00:56:39on the level of Bitcoin,
00:56:41and another interesting example
00:56:43that was very very sharp,
00:56:45in 2021,
00:56:47one Bitcoin in Argentinian pesos
00:56:49was 6,000,000.
00:56:51Now,
00:56:54it's about 56,000,000,000
00:56:56Argentinian pesos
00:56:57So,
00:56:58it's about 9 times
00:56:59it's about the price of Bitcoin
00:57:01from the bull market
00:57:02from the beginning of the bull market
00:57:04from the beginning of 2021
00:57:06to the moment
00:57:07that we don't have to start.
00:57:09And,
00:57:10when we look at the dollar
00:57:11it's about the price of the dollar
00:57:12It's about the price of the dollar
00:57:13It's about the price of the dollar
00:57:14So,
00:57:15it's about the price of the dollar
00:57:16But,
00:57:17it's about whether and all the dollar
00:57:18it's about the dollar
00:57:41Nobody uses Bolivar and Pezos and Argentinians and Argentina.
00:57:46It's also the Turkish Liri.
00:57:48But for the reason, the dollar will use the whole world.
00:57:50There will be an economic crisis in which people will have to use
00:57:55gold, bitcoin, oil, everything that is,
00:57:59but it will not be a card of the world.
00:58:02So we understand that.
00:58:04The system is not a minimum.
00:58:06Whether it will be a DVD or a card of the card,
00:58:09it will not be anything.
00:58:10Only what it will be to save.
00:58:13On my own, I am also complaining about my own.
00:58:17And I'm sorry and I will say it's not mine.
00:58:19Your stocks and remain a horrible economy
00:58:25Which will be based on my own.
00:58:27It's the most important thing that I will keep saying.
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