Thinking Coalition

Virtually every major war begins under false pretenses. German economist Richard Werner explains what the current global conflict is actually about. 0:00 The Effect of Propaganda in Wartime 11:52 The Return of Total War 21:50 Rivalry, Concentration Camps, and the First World War 39:55 Is China the New Germany? 51:18 The Bombing Campaigns Against Iran 53:28 Is There Danger of Japan and China Collaborating? 57:34 Why a Proper War Requires a Built-Up Enemy 1:00:47 Engineering Famine 1:07:51 China's One-Child Policy and Anti-Population Growth 1:18:17 The Great Deception 1:28:53 What Would a One-World Government Look Like? 1:37:49 The Man Who Helped Bring Hitler to Power 1:43:08 The Rothschilds and the Birth of Modern Economics 1:48:10 Where Does the Real Power Lie? 1:51:02 Are We Moving Closer to Centralization? 1:56:36 What Happens to US Assets as the Global System Changes?

The figure you need to be thinking about is the deficit, which is circa £100 billion a year. But it’s also true that you can worry about bond markets less when you don’t rely on them financing day-to-day spending. Which is partly why we need a wealth tax on the ultra rich.

There are only two ways to stop being "in hock" to the bond markets - as outlined here: