00:00Fresh money enters the financial economy through massive commercial banks long before it reaches
00:05your personal wallet. The very first recipients spend this new capital while market prices are
00:11still at their old levels. They aggressively buy up prime real estate and hard assets using
00:16currency that has not lost value. By the time this currency finally reaches your monthly paycheck,
00:23consumer prices have already spiked very significantly. You are effectively paying
00:28for the massive expansion of the money supply through your own eroding savings.
00:33This invisible tax quietly drains your purchasing power while rewarding the people situated closest
00:39to the press. The financial system forces you to compete for essential goods using devalued
00:45dollars against the early spenders. Wealth is never truly created in this process,
00:51it is simply moved from the working periphery to center.