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.
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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.