$970B Interest Payments SHOCK --- U.S. Now Pays MORE for Debt Than Defense

Friends, we've crossed a threshold no empire has survived. In fiscal year 2025, the United States officially began spending more on interest payments for past debt ($970 billion) than on its entire national defense budget ($917 billion). This isn't a policy choice—it's the mechanics of a sovereign debt spiral entering its terminal phase.
In this video, we break down:

The "Crossover Event" and why it signals mathematical inevitability
How $37 trillion in national debt is consuming 19% of all federal revenue just in interest
Why foreign creditors (China and Japan) are quietly exiting the Treasury market
The failed July 2025 bond auction that revealed the buyer's strike
Why this creates a doom loop: higher rates → more borrowing → higher interest → more debt
The three converging forces creating the endgame scenario
What the transition from paper wealth to hard assets really means

This is not about market corrections or economic cycles. This is about structural collapse mechanics hidden beneath the illusion of stability. The architecture is crumbling, and the window for preparation is closing.

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