Exactly, and a globalist system that's ultimately built to break - will require global solutions (the expansion of one world governance) to restructure and put it back together. Problem, reaction - solution.
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But I don't see what is being "put back together".
Ultimately a mathematical-money scam on a global scale.
No more rich countries left to inflate then deflate and buy up the real assets on the cheap - repeat until the nation is bankrupt.
Hence, the only way to keep all those assets while starting a new game is through... tyranny.
I also keep saying that biggest debt in the world is the black hole of derivatives. Nations have land, so something to steal for unpaid debts, but derivatives... nothing... a hedge on a bet on a future price that doesn't yet exist! Kinda like... Defi!!
Hence, if we ever see the "wiping of debts" and people look relieved, and nations rejoice, the largest, deepest, blackest debtors are... the banksters themselves.
When I say "put it back together" - I allude to the repetition of the same process but on a far larger scale, no self-reflection, more centralisation, more global governance, more red-tape, legislation. But perhaps unstructured to the degree that the majority will be blinded by it. Like the regulatory risk management body called the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). Increasingly, for businesses to continue to operate (receive funding/use the banking system/attain insurance cover) within our depraved new world, they will have to adhere to a set of practices that draws business into a system of one-world environmental governance. Gradually all businesses will be incorporated into a centralised infrastructure that (through a convoluted labyrinth like architecture) will be owned/funded by the same obligatory foundations, banking and corporate interests. On the far side of a collapse, this style of unstructured governance will be on steroids.
Yes exactly, a quadrillion dollar bottomless pit!
What most people don't see, to comprehend - at this stage of the game, the central bank initiated hyperinflation of debt isn't a sign of weakness, it is a position of strength. Like the whole way through the plandemic, the free money given to themselves and their criminal friends on wall street - enabling them to buy global assets, resources, infrastructure - for free, with money that has been created out of thin air. Like you point to - one way or another, it's never getting paid back! Equally, if debts are wiped - you can be sure that (for the individual and the nation state) it will come with some serious proviso's. Of course, in the heat of the moment - the majority will be so busy rejoicing their salvation - they will fail to consider what they have surrendered.
Ultimately, money and the monetary process is a means to an end - the end being the corporatisation and ownership of everything - including us.