Do you believe we're living through a slow financial collapse that the majority of people don't even recognize is happening?

I do, yeah. And people kind of look around and say, why does it seem like everything is more expensive?

I'm still earning money, but it just doesn't feel like it goes as far.

And a lot of times they're right. Every currency system in the world has to grow or die, at least the way they're currently designed.

People feel it not just through taxes, but then through their wages getting debased and

their savings, if they're holding currency and bonds getting debased.

And you kind of keep adding new layers to the system until by the end, it resembles theft. The best product Coca-Cola ever sold was their bonds,

not their coat. And what they're basically doing is they're shorting the currency. You know,

they're really shorting the thing that you're holding your bank account and that you're saving in.

Governments are shorting it. wealth individuals are shorting it.

The system is based on having people hold the currency in the bonds while other people are literally

shorting it.

And the least able to short it are erroneically those at the bottom of the income stack.

So they're kind of getting the full damage of the inflation.

So they're socializing the debt that the private sector has built up onto the public to protect the private sector to keep the economy going.

Take the risk away and lock in all the gains you've had and socialize the losses.

Once you get to the part where there's this much debt on the sovereign ledger,

there's really no way out of it other than they're going to default.

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