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The Fed Liabilities Show That WWIII Will Be the Mother of All Wars

The US Federal Reserve liabilities on their balance sheet currently stands at a whopping $6.8 trillion dollars in nominal dollar terms. That number reflect the net amount of “money printing” credit creation, which really started at the GFC Depression of 2008.

In past posts I have produced a chart that plots the Fed Liabilities in terms of 1914 dollars since it started trading in 1914. See Chart 1 below. It has been very slightly updated adding a few months of data.

Source: Liabilities data for 1914–2026 from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, statistical release H.4.1, Factors Affecting Reserve Balances of Depository Institutions and Condition Statement of Federal Reserve Banks, via FRED; and M2 money supply data for 1959–2026 from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, statistical release H.6, Money Stock Measures, via FRED.

For a detail description go to World War III and Coming Depression.

Chart 2 has a closer look at the US M2 money stock (curve (1), green), the Fed liabilities in nominal dollars (curve (2), blue), and the normalised Fed liabilities using the M2 data.

As curve (2) on Chart 2 indicates the Fed started net QE at the end of 2025 and has been continuing that since then. However because they also have massively expanded the money supply according to M2 curve (1) when you normalise the dollars all to 1914 dollars that small QE is almost cancelled. You could pick dollars of any year; this normalisation is only done to reflect the dollars all have the same value.

In Chart 1 you can see three major periods on quantitative easing (QE), a euphemism for “money printing” or credit creation out of thin air. A rising curve indicates QE and a falling curve indicates quantitative tightening (QT) as the Fed extinguishes debt on its balance sheet. Those regions are also indicated with a pink background as periods of world war.

During times of war nation states accumulate massive national debts but because the US Fed Reserve currency is the world reserve currency the US Treasury sells debt to the Fed to get credit to fund the Military Industrial Complex. This we often characterise as cranking up the printing presses. Since massive QE is needed to fund those wars it is not surprising that we see this on these charts.

The three troubling periods are indicated on Table 1 and 2 below. I wanted to get a feel for how those periods of credit and therefore debt creation compared. If one side of the Fed balance sheet has a debt/liability it must be balanced on the other side with credit creation. That is the fiat creation that most people think is money.

For each period I integrated the curve of Fed Liabilities over the relevant time period and got what we might call a figure of merit in units of dollars x years. Then by dividing that number by the number of years in the period we get a measurement in units of dollars only. The result is an averaged liability over the period in question.

Table 1 shows the results for nominal dollars where no adjustments have been made for the fact that the dollars lose their value over time as the M2 money supply is expanded and dollars devalued.

Table 2 is similar but this time the curve used (from Chart 1) is denominated in 1914 dollars. All dollars are of equal value. But of course the value of the dollars was much larger in 1914 than they are now. But as the Tables show you can see the relative increase in the expansion of credit even in 1914 dollars.

For example, as shown in Table 2, if during the WWI period the credit created is represented by “1” then during the WWII period it was 1.73x that and currently up to the present it is 3.34x that amount. And that is for all dollars of the same value in the analysis.

But as shown in Table 1, if during the WWI period the credit created is represented by “1” then during the WWII period it was 7.9x that and currently up to the present it is 804.9x that amount. That is for nominal dollars over the past 26 years. They are not all equivalent in value. But that represents approximately a $3.5 trillion dollar average for liabilities on the Fed balance sheet. Of course it is currently about double that amount.

My figures for the liabilities shown in the 4th column of both Tables are an integrated average for the liabilities. For the latest period 2000 to 2026, curve (2) in Chart 2 is nominal dollar liabilities whereas curve (3) in Chart 2 is normalised 1914 dollar liabilities. The integration method smooths out all the valleys and peaks you see in the curves.

So what is the take-home message here? We are in for exciting times, depending on how you look at it. Nominal dollar liabilities are averaging $3.5 trillion which is about 805x the amount of credit that was needed for WWI. But the real comparison should be when equal dollars are compared and in that case 3.34x the WWI debt is so far needed and it looks like we are a long way from ending these current wars. In fact, they may be just starting to get going.

If that is the case, then WWIII will be the mother of all debt producing wars. It already has been. The powers that be will not stop because they are insolvent and “fiat money printing” is a way to keep inflating away the value of the debt. Dollar devaluation is real inflation and a real tax on just about everyone.

Related Reading

• World War III | Gold and Silver Prices Will Also Explode
• Why World War III?
• Wake Up World! World War III Has Begun!
• World War III Has Begun (at Least Against the Currency)
• War – Boom – Bust | What’s Next? The Digital Prison
• All Wars Are Banksters’ Wars

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The Fed Liabilities Show That WWIII Will Be the Mother of All Wars

The US Federal Reserve liabilities on their balance sheet currently stands at a whopping $6.8 trillion dollars in nominal dollar terms. That number reflect the net amount of “money printing” credit creation, which really started at the GFC Depression of 2008.

In past posts I have produced a chart that plots the Fed Liabilities in terms of 1914 dollars since it started trading in 1914. See Chart 1 below. It has been very slightly updated adding a few months of data.

Source: Liabilities data for 1914–2026 from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, statistical release H.4.1, Factors Affecting Reserve Balances of Depository Institutions and Condition Statement of Federal Reserve Banks, via FRED; and M2 money supply data for 1959–2026 from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, statistical release H.6, Money Stock Measures, via FRED.

For a detail description go to World War III and Coming Depression.

Chart 2 has a closer look at the US M2 money stock (curve (1), green), the Fed liabilities in nominal dollars (curve (2), blue), and the normalised Fed liabilities using the M2 data.

As curve (2) on Chart 2 indicates the Fed started net QE at the end of 2025 and has been continuing that since then. However because they also have massively expanded the money supply according to M2 curve (1) when you normalise the dollars all to 1914 dollars that small QE is almost cancelled. You could pick dollars of any year; this normalisation is only done to reflect the dollars all have the same value.

In Chart 1 you can see three major periods on quantitative easing (QE), a euphemism for “money printing” or credit creation out of thin air. A rising curve indicates QE and a falling curve indicates quantitative tightening (QT) as the Fed extinguishes debt on its balance sheet. Those regions are also indicated with a pink background as periods of world war.

During times of war nation states accumulate massive national debts but because the US Fed Reserve currency is the world reserve currency the US Treasury sells debt to the Fed to get credit to fund the Military Industrial Complex. This we often characterise as cranking up the printing presses. Since massive QE is needed to fund those wars it is not surprising that we see this on these charts.

The three troubling periods are indicated on Table 1 and 2 below. I wanted to get a feel for how those periods of credit and therefore debt creation compared. If one side of the Fed balance sheet has a debt/liability it must be balanced on the other side with credit creation. That is the fiat creation that most people think is money.

For each period I integrated the curve of Fed Liabilities over the relevant time period and got what we might call a figure of merit in units of dollars x years. Then by dividing that number by the number of years in the period we get a measurement in units of dollars only. The result is an averaged liability over the period in question.

Table 1 shows the results for nominal dollars where no adjustments have been made for the fact that the dollars lose their value over time as the M2 money supply is expanded and dollars devalued.

Table 2 is similar but this time the curve used (from Chart 1) is denominated in 1914 dollars. All dollars are of equal value. But of course the value of the dollars was much larger in 1914 than they are now. But as the Tables show you can see the relative increase in the expansion of credit even in 1914 dollars.

For example, as shown in Table 2, if during the WWI period the credit created is represented by “1” then during the WWII period it was 1.73x that and currently up to the present it is 3.34x that amount. And that is for all dollars of the same value in the analysis.

But as shown in Table 1, if during the WWI period the credit created is represented by “1” then during the WWII period it was 7.9x that and currently up to the present it is 804.9x that amount. That is for nominal dollars over the past 26 years. They are not all equivalent in value. But that represents approximately a $3.5 trillion dollar average for liabilities on the Fed balance sheet. Of course it is currently about double that amount.

My figures for the liabilities shown in the 4th column of both Tables are an integrated average for the liabilities. For the latest period 2000 to 2026, curve (2) in Chart 2 is nominal dollar liabilities whereas curve (3) in Chart 2 is normalised 1914 dollar liabilities. The integration method smooths out all the valleys and peaks you see in the curves.

So what is the take-home message here? We are in for exciting times, depending on how you look at it. Nominal dollar liabilities are averaging $3.5 trillion which is about 805x the amount of credit that was needed for WWI. But the real comparison should be when equal dollars are compared and in that case 3.34x the WWI debt is so far needed and it looks like we are a long way from ending these current wars. In fact, they may be just starting to get going.

If that is the case, then WWIII will be the mother of all debt producing wars. It already has been. The powers that be will not stop because they are insolvent and “fiat money printing” is a way to keep inflating away the value of the debt. Dollar devaluation is real inflation and a real tax on just about everyone.

Related Reading

• World War III | Gold and Silver Prices Will Also Explode
• Why World War III?
• Wake Up World! World War III Has Begun!
• World War III Has Begun (at Least Against the Currency)
• War – Boom – Bust | What’s Next? The Digital Prison
• All Wars Are Banksters’ Wars

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You can download them from the link below.

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The Fed Liabilities Show That WWIII Will Be the Mother of All Wars

The US Federal Reserve liabilities on their balance sheet currently stands at a whopping $6.8 trillion dollars in nominal dollar terms. That number reflect the net amount of “money printing” credit creation, which really started at the GFC Depression of 2008.

In past posts I have produced a chart that plots the Fed Liabilities in terms of 1914 dollars since it started trading in 1914. See Chart 1 below. It has been very slightly updated adding a few months of data.

Source: Liabilities data for 1914–2026 from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, statistical release H.4.1, Factors Affecting Reserve Balances of Depository Institutions and Condition Statement of Federal Reserve Banks, via FRED; and M2 money supply data for 1959–2026 from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, statistical release H.6, Money Stock Measures, via FRED.

For a detail description go to World War III and Coming Depression.

Chart 2 has a closer look at the US M2 money stock (curve (1), green), the Fed liabilities in nominal dollars (curve (2), blue), and the normalised Fed liabilities using the M2 data.

As curve (2) on Chart 2 indicates the Fed started net QE at the end of 2025 and has been continuing that since then. However because they also have massively expanded the money supply according to M2 curve (1) when you normalise the dollars all to 1914 dollars that small QE is almost cancelled. You could pick dollars of any year; this normalisation is only done to reflect the dollars all have the same value.

In Chart 1 you can see three major periods on quantitative easing (QE), a euphemism for “money printing” or credit creation out of thin air. A rising curve indicates QE and a falling curve indicates quantitative tightening (QT) as the Fed extinguishes debt on its balance sheet. Those regions are also indicated with a pink background as periods of world war.

During times of war nation states accumulate massive national debts but because the US Fed Reserve currency is the world reserve currency the US Treasury sells debt to the Fed to get credit to fund the Military Industrial Complex. This we often characterise as cranking up the printing presses. Since massive QE is needed to fund those wars it is not surprising that we see this on these charts.

The three troubling periods are indicated on Table 1 and 2 below. I wanted to get a feel for how those periods of credit and therefore debt creation compared. If one side of the Fed balance sheet has a debt/liability it must be balanced on the other side with credit creation. That is the fiat creation that most people think is money.

For each period I integrated the curve of Fed Liabilities over the relevant time period and got what we might call a figure of merit in units of dollars x years. Then by dividing that number by the number of years in the period we get a measurement in units of dollars only. The result is an averaged liability over the period in question.

Table 1 shows the results for nominal dollars where no adjustments have been made for the fact that the dollars lose their value over time as the M2 money supply is expanded and dollars devalued.

Table 2 is similar but this time the curve used (from Chart 1) is denominated in 1914 dollars. All dollars are of equal value. But of course the value of the dollars was much larger in 1914 than they are now. But as the Tables show you can see the relative increase in the expansion of credit even in 1914 dollars.

For example, as shown in Table 2, if during the WWI period the credit created is represented by “1” then during the WWII period it was 1.73x that and currently up to the present it is 3.34x that amount. And that is for all dollars of the same value in the analysis.

But as shown in Table 1, if during the WWI period the credit created is represented by “1” then during the WWII period it was 7.9x that and currently up to the present it is 804.9x that amount. That is for nominal dollars over the past 26 years. They are not all equivalent in value. But that represents approximately a $3.5 trillion dollar average for liabilities on the Fed balance sheet. Of course it is currently about double that amount.

My figures for the liabilities shown in the 4th column of both Tables are an integrated average for the liabilities. For the latest period 2000 to 2026, curve (2) in Chart 2 is nominal dollar liabilities whereas curve (3) in Chart 2 is normalised 1914 dollar liabilities. The integration method smooths out all the valleys and peaks you see in the curves.

So what is the take-home message here? We are in for exciting times, depending on how you look at it. Nominal dollar liabilities are averaging $3.5 trillion which is about 805x the amount of credit that was needed for WWI. But the real comparison should be when equal dollars are compared and in that case 3.34x the WWI debt is so far needed and it looks like we are a long way from ending these current wars. In fact, they may be just starting to get going.

If that is the case, then WWIII will be the mother of all debt producing wars. It already has been. The powers that be will not stop because they are insolvent and “fiat money printing” is a way to keep inflating away the value of the debt. Dollar devaluation is real inflation and a real tax on just about everyone.

Related Reading

• World War III | Gold and Silver Prices Will Also Explode
• Why World War III?
• Wake Up World! World War III Has Begun!
• World War III Has Begun (at Least Against the Currency)
• War – Boom – Bust | What’s Next? The Digital Prison
• All Wars Are Banksters’ Wars

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Also you’ll be able to download, for free, a PDF of my book Apocalypse Now and also a PDF of my book The Physics of Creation The Creator’s Ultimate Design for Earth.

You can download them from the link below.

This is how you can support my work. I have been publishing this website for 10 years now and up to 2024 I never asked for any support.

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The Fed Liabilities Show That WWIII Will Be the Mother of All Wars

The US Federal Reserve liabilities on their balance sheet currently stands at a whopping $6.8 trillion dollars in nominal dollar terms. That number reflect the net amount of “money printing” credit creation, which really started at the GFC Depression of 2008.

In past posts I have produced a chart that plots the Fed Liabilities in terms of 1914 dollars since it started trading in 1914. See Chart 1 below. It has been very slightly updated adding a few months of data.

Source: Liabilities data for 1914–2026 from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, statistical release H.4.1, Factors Affecting Reserve Balances of Depository Institutions and Condition Statement of Federal Reserve Banks, via FRED; and M2 money supply data for 1959–2026 from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, statistical release H.6, Money Stock Measures, via FRED.

For a detail description go to World War III and Coming Depression.

Chart 2 has a closer look at the US M2 money stock (curve (1), green), the Fed liabilities in nominal dollars (curve (2), blue), and the normalised Fed liabilities using the M2 data.

As curve (2) on Chart 2 indicates the Fed started net QE at the end of 2025 and has been continuing that since then. However because they also have massively expanded the money supply according to M2 curve (1) when you normalise the dollars all to 1914 dollars that small QE is almost cancelled. You could pick dollars of any year; this normalisation is only done to reflect the dollars all have the same value.

In Chart 1 you can see three major periods on quantitative easing (QE), a euphemism for “money printing” or credit creation out of thin air. A rising curve indicates QE and a falling curve indicates quantitative tightening (QT) as the Fed extinguishes debt on its balance sheet. Those regions are also indicated with a pink background as periods of world war.

During times of war nation states accumulate massive national debts but because the US Fed Reserve currency is the world reserve currency the US Treasury sells debt to the Fed to get credit to fund the Military Industrial Complex. This we often characterise as cranking up the printing presses. Since massive QE is needed to fund those wars it is not surprising that we see this on these charts.

The three troubling periods are indicated on Table 1 and 2 below. I wanted to get a feel for how those periods of credit and therefore debt creation compared. If one side of the Fed balance sheet has a debt/liability it must be balanced on the other side with credit creation. That is the fiat creation that most people think is money.

For each period I integrated the curve of Fed Liabilities over the relevant time period and got what we might call a figure of merit in units of dollars x years. Then by dividing that number by the number of years in the period we get a measurement in units of dollars only. The result is an averaged liability over the period in question.

Table 1 shows the results for nominal dollars where no adjustments have been made for the fact that the dollars lose their value over time as the M2 money supply is expanded and dollars devalued.

Table 2 is similar but this time the curve used (from Chart 1) is denominated in 1914 dollars. All dollars are of equal value. But of course the value of the dollars was much larger in 1914 than they are now. But as the Tables show you can see the relative increase in the expansion of credit even in 1914 dollars.

For example, as shown in Table 2, if during the WWI period the credit created is represented by “1” then during the WWII period it was 1.73x that and currently up to the present it is 3.34x that amount. And that is for all dollars of the same value in the analysis.

But as shown in Table 1, if during the WWI period the credit created is represented by “1” then during the WWII period it was 7.9x that and currently up to the present it is 804.9x that amount. That is for nominal dollars over the past 26 years. They are not all equivalent in value. But that represents approximately a $3.5 trillion dollar average for liabilities on the Fed balance sheet. Of course it is currently about double that amount.

My figures for the liabilities shown in the 4th column of both Tables are an integrated average for the liabilities. For the latest period 2000 to 2026, curve (2) in Chart 2 is nominal dollar liabilities whereas curve (3) in Chart 2 is normalised 1914 dollar liabilities. The integration method smooths out all the valleys and peaks you see in the curves.

So what is the take-home message here? We are in for exciting times, depending on how you look at it. Nominal dollar liabilities are averaging $3.5 trillion which is about 805x the amount of credit that was needed for WWI. But the real comparison should be when equal dollars are compared and in that case 3.34x the WWI debt is so far needed and it looks like we are a long way from ending these current wars. In fact, they may be just starting to get going.

If that is the case, then WWIII will be the mother of all debt producing wars. It already has been. The powers that be will not stop because they are insolvent and “fiat money printing” is a way to keep inflating away the value of the debt. Dollar devaluation is real inflation and a real tax on just about everyone.

Related Reading

• World War III | Gold and Silver Prices Will Also Explode
• Why World War III?
• Wake Up World! World War III Has Begun!
• World War III Has Begun (at Least Against the Currency)
• War – Boom – Bust | What’s Next? The Digital Prison
• All Wars Are Banksters’ Wars

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Also you’ll be able to download, for free, a PDF of my book Apocalypse Now and also a PDF of my book The Physics of Creation The Creator’s Ultimate Design for Earth.

You can download them from the link below.

This is how you can support my work. I have been publishing this website for 10 years now and up to 2024 I never asked for any support.

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Demand erosion: Extreme #inequality hollows out #consumer base that #capitalism depends on.

#seigniorage problem = private institution (or semi-private, as #Fed) has #power to create #money, captures enormous #wealth (#assets) simply through act of creation — before money has done anything productive

most powerful + least visible form of #wealth #extraction ever invented

harder truth: If #moneyprinting and #asset #ownership have become so divorced from productive #economic #activity that only destruction and conflict #war seem to #reset the system, that suggests the #system itself is #fundamentallybroken—not that war solves anything.
#warning even #revolution will be #manipulated to maximum extend https://mas.to/@wordmark/116714161816968079

how #capitalism destroys itself: #Inequality as a structural feature: Wealth concentration has returned to #GildedAge levels in many countries. The top 1% owns roughly 45% of global #wealth ( = #assets such as #houses #land #water #energy #minerals )

Demand erosion: Extreme #inequality hollows out the #consumer base that #capitalism depends on.

The #seigniorage problem. When a private institution (or semi-private, as the #Fed is) has the power to create #money, it captures enormous #wealth (#assets) simply through the act of creation — before that money has even done anything productive

most powerful and least visible form of wealth extraction ever invented

The harder truth: If #moneyprinting and #asset #ownership have become so divorced from productive #economic #activity that only destruction and conflict #war seem to #reset the system, that suggests the #system itself is #fundamentallybroken—not that war solves anything.

how #capitalism destroys itself: #Inequality as a structural feature: Wealth concentration has returned to #GildedAge levels in many countries. The top 1% owns roughly 45% of global #wealth ( = #assets such as #houses #land #water #energy #minerals )

Demand erosion: Extreme #inequality hollows out the #consumer base that #capitalism depends on.

The #seigniorage problem. When a private institution (or semi-private, as the #Fed is) has the power to create #money, it captures enormous #wealth (#assets) simply through the act of creation — before that money has even done anything productive

most powerful and least visible form of wealth extraction ever invented

The harder truth: If #moneyprinting and #asset #ownership have become so divorced from productive #economic #activity that only destruction and conflict #war seem to #reset the system, that suggests the #system itself is #fundamentallybroken—not that war solves anything.

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On the sidelines of the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank (13-18 April)…
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#art #collageart #boilingfrogs #fiat #inflation #moneyprinting #decay #politics #systems #centralbanks #V4V #bitcoin #BTC #create #explore #possibilities

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@3paul_k
We need a return to saving… conserving, and finally we have a decentralised Bitcoin currency that can help us do that.

Finally a #deflationaryCurrency that rewards people who save, and who aren't consuming and speculating relentlessly with fresh cash from #moneyPrinting. Watch them try to bait-and-switch into #CentralBankDigitalCurrencies.

We must foster #generalComputing where everyone has freedom to control how their #computer works.

@empiricism @earthworm @hanscees @pvonhellermannn @matthewtoad43
Re: intentionally trying engineer weather/climate using #stratosphericAerosolInjections.

It makes action more difficult.

An analogy is the effect of stimulus, QE or "increasing the balance sheet" (read: #moneyPrinting). Some things just muddy signals needed to fix underlying problems, its intergenerational #theft. Money acts as #pollution, as #SAI is here.

So #geoengineering is #criminal.

@empiricism @earthworm @hanscees @pvonhellermannn @matthewtoad43
Re: intentionally trying engineer weather/climate using #stratosphericAerosolInjections.

It makes action more difficult.

An analogy is the effect of stimulus, QE or "increasing the balance sheet" (read: #moneyPrinting). Some things just muddy signals needed to fix underlying problems, its intergenerational #theft. Money acts as #pollution, as #SAI is here.

So #geoengineering is #criminal.

@empiricism @earthworm @hanscees @pvonhellermannn @matthewtoad43
Re: intentionally trying engineer weather/climate using #stratosphericAerosolInjections.

It makes action more difficult.

An analogy is the effect of stimulus, QE or "increasing the balance sheet" (read: #moneyPrinting). Some things just muddy signals needed to fix underlying problems, its intergenerational #theft. Money acts as #pollution, as #SAI is here.

So #geoengineering is #criminal.

Listening to an intellectual explain a decade ago how #referenda were generally used as a #distraction…

*awkward moment*

Seriously, what could they possibly want to distract us from?

#inflation #moneyPrinting #CBDCs #massSurveillance #JulianAssangePersecution #USASupplicant #mediaTakeover #poisonsCartel #forcedMedicalExperimentation #CPTPP #infinityWars #nuclearProliferation #gentrification #overdevelopment #corporateStateTotalitarianism #fascistRule #australia #auspol

@Rasp @billstclair
We should add a rather large caveat to what we wrote above.

In today's #neocolonial system, where the #moneySupply is the means of #extraction from the worker (plunder) it is almost impossible to achieve the above stated work environment.

The #corporatist system that allows #moneyPrinting to protect politically connected corporations that are #tooBigToExist, means that the vast majority of #smallHolders are made made extinct.

#bitcoinFixesThis

@Rasp @billstclair
We should add a rather large caveat to what we wrote above.

In today's #neocolonial system, where the #moneySupply is the means of #extraction from the worker (plunder) it is almost impossible to achieve the above stated work environment.

The #corporatist system that allows #moneyPrinting to protect politically connected corporations that are #tooBigToExist, means that the vast majority of #smallHolders are made made extinct.

#bitcoinFixesThis

@Rasp @billstclair
We should add a rather large caveat to what we wrote above.

In today's #neocolonial system, where the #moneySupply is the means of #extraction from the worker (plunder) it is almost impossible to achieve the above stated work environment.

The #corporatist system that allows #moneyPrinting to protect politically connected corporations that are #tooBigToExist, means that the vast majority of #smallHolders are made made extinct.

#bitcoinFixesThis

A few important points:

• Dot not mistake #Corporatism for #Capitalism

• These so called #DigitalMonopolies only exist due to corporatism, such gargantuan companies without profit only exist due to #MoneyPrinting

• Inviting regulators not only will freeze #Innovation but it will lead to a #Dystopian Internet far worse than what it is now

• The more politicians get involved in the Internet, the more stupidity you'll see

2/3

A few important points:

• Dot not mistake #Corporatism for #Capitalism

• These so called #DigitalMonopolies only exist due to corporatism, such gargantuan companies without profit only exist due to #MoneyPrinting

• Inviting regulators not only will freeze #Innovation but it will lead to a #Dystopian Internet far worse than what it is now

• The more politicians get involved in the Internet, the more stupidity you'll see

2/3

A few important points:

• Dot not mistake #Corporatism for #Capitalism

• These so called #DigitalMonopolies only exist due to corporatism, such gargantuan companies without profit only exist due to #MoneyPrinting

• Inviting regulators not only will freeze #Innovation but it will lead to a #Dystopian Internet far worse than what it is now

• The more politicians get involved in the Internet, the more stupidity you'll see

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Rather, "our alleged leaders are **accelerating the rate of** inflicting unnecessary pain on us."

It is inevitable that we will pay more for things, a product of a number of factors, including the emerging of a #multipolar world. Also, the extreme amount of #moneyPrinting during #covid by all historical measures was one of the biggest stories of #theft, and wealthTransfer to the rich, that we will see in our lifetime.

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@JoBlakely
AI is terrible, yes.

When we look at who are 'hosts' of the #AI #disservices you'll see just how bad.

By comparison #bitcoin reduces #waste in many areas. Bitcoin destroys #consumerism. Almost any bitcoin users can attest to how bitcoin changed the way the see #fiatCurrency, including the #moneyPrinting that serves the greatest polluter on earth — the #USMilitary.

Re: #EV

There're no free lunches,but also, people oft forget #peakOil = a thing.

#pollution @gerrymcgovern

@JoBlakely
AI is terrible, yes.

When we look at who are 'hosts' of the #AI #disservices you'll see just how bad.

By comparison #bitcoin is reducing #waste in many areas. Bitcoin destroys #consumerism. Almost any bitcoin users can attest to how bitcoin changed the way the see #fiatCurrency, including the #moneyPrinting that serves the greatest polluter on earth — the #USMilitary.

Re: #EV

There are no free lunches, but also, people oft forget #peakOil = a thing.

#pollution
@gerrymcgovern