by They may get it wrong about the national debt, but interesting (and disturbing) none the less. Author of "Planet Ponzi" and fund manager Mitch Feierstein.on market manipulation by the terrorist central banks - buying "assets" - what it really is nationalisation by the back door. It is impossible for countries like the USA to pay back the debt they have racked up - so who loses? Why are the criminal bankers exempt for the rule of law, with all the criminal activity the banks and central banks have and continue to perform? The next "bail out" will be done by the people who have cash, which is why the governments and central banks are pushing much harder for cashless society - so at press of button they can steal people's money. [embedded content]
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Author of "Planet Ponzi" and fund manager Mitch Feierstein.on market manipulation by the terrorist central banks - buying "assets" - what it really is nationalisation by the back door. It is impossible for countries like the USA to pay back the debt they have racked up - so who loses? Why are the criminal bankers exempt for the rule of law, with all the criminal activity the banks and central banks have and continue to perform? The next "bail out" will be done by the people who have cash, which is why the governments and central banks are pushing much harder for cashless society - so at press of button they can steal people's money.