From the first time you issue a currency that represents interest-bearing debt, and not an actual store of value, you guarantee that there will always be more money owed to the issuing bank than money in circulation. The game works as long as new fools can be found to pay the interest of old, but eventually no more can be found and the Ponzi scheme falls in on itself. This simple truth is why the debt can never be repaid and the financial system is assured to eventually collapse. The only other certainty is that the financiers will use the government's monopoly of force to completely fleece the flock all the way down.
With that in mind, Gerald Celente describes how the game is rigged, how the deck is stacked and what to expect as the global bankers revolt intensifies.
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