The Secret Debt Machine That Owns Every Modern Nation

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Global sovereign debt, petrodollar system, Triffin dilemma, IMF austerity, financial repression, and the hidden architecture of modern money all collide in this deep-dive on how fiat currency, primary dealers, Basel III, QE, and the doom loop between banks and states really work behind the headlines. We trace Nixon’s 1971 shock, the rise of petrodollar hegemony, and the debt trap crushing developing nations, explaining r minus g dynamics, conditionality, and structural power in clear language so you can finally understand who truly benefits from the $100 trillion debt machine. Perfect for macro geeks, policy nerds, and curious investors questioning economic inevitability.

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