The Global Economic Scam Is Ending – Here’s How It Worked

Welcome to the end of the financial system. That's a big claim, I know. So, here's one number. The average UK salary in the year 2000 bought 101 oz of gold. Today, that's just 12.5. So, you're eight times poorer in gold. But yet, you're paid twice as much in pounds. That gap is this entire video.

And I think that's why so many people feel as though they're running faster, and yet they're going nowhere. Our story begins in 2008, when the system was meant to collapse, but they stopped it. And how did they save it? Well, there are three culprits or saviors, depending on which side of the fence you sit on.

We have QE, which is quantitative easing. We have near 0% rates, and of course, bank bailouts. Now, how can we actually quantify this to understand this? Well, the Fed's balance sheet went from $900 billion to $4.5 trillion from 2008 to 2015. So, $3.6 trillion were created for 7 [snorts] years. Meanwhile, the Bank of England

created 375 billion pounds in that same time frame, from 2008 to 2015 with QE. All right? Now, why did they actually decide to save the system? Well, first and foremost, it's because they don't want mass unemployment. And it's not for the reason you might think that they're so benevolent and they don't want people to

suffer. Sure, that could be the official version, but the real reason is because they're genuinely very worried of a revolution or revolt. Because a lot of people don't know this, but in 1929, there was genuinely a very high chance of America becoming communist. Because as is the same case right now, there was insane wealth

inequality, and people were becoming more politically radical. So, there was a real possibility of the USA becoming the USSA, the United Soviet States of America. And it took the president at the time, Franklin D. Roosevelt's intervention, where he created the New Deal, which is where he promised relief, reform, and recovery. And thanks to this deal, he