Welcome to diving into the wreckage with Barn and Sean and today we are in part two of an unknown number of episodes.

Not just unknown to you guys, very much unknown to us as well.

Which is part six of our series.

So I think we're to call it 6. six of our series.

So I think we're to call it the 6.2 of the sovereign debt crisis and we went over the theoretical conceptions that have kind of

played into this. We've talked about world systems analysis

and how it lays into this.

We've talked about the insights

and strong limits of modern monetary theory

and understanding the situation.

And I think, and we've kind of puritized neoliberalism a little bit for this,

but I think we need to, I think you know I wanted to jump in and just

started talking about all the doom like because every time I feel like we go away from

this two weeks come by and I'm like hey Sean shit's way worse than we talked about it two weeks ago

we were just mentioning you know on top of a massive sovereign debt crisis Pakistan of course now facing like world

historic flooding. It's a real tragedy what's happening over there. On top of a

political crisis where the populist leader Khan was overthrown by the military generals and so you have

Pakistan which we had mentioned I think in the last episode a couple few weeks ago as one of these pressure points.

And now like half of the watershed of the Himalayan mountains is just

poured down through Pakistan.

So I mean, things are escalating very very quickly the belt of the around the Himalayas with all between

sea water rises and glaciation melting it's going to be a disaster.

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