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This $300 Trillion Time Bomb Is Why Inflation Will Never End



The world is drowning in debt, in fact, the amount is over $300 trillion and this threatens to implode the global financial system. While the consequence of a US default is enormous, the emerging markets debt pile is far more severe. This will inevitably cause the Federal Reserve to print money to prevent a deflationary spiral. Here’s what you must know about why inflation is forever!

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✅ Timestamps & Chapters:
0:00 The $300 Trillion Bomb
2:07 This Is The Real Risk
4:30 The US Can’t Afford To Default
7:35 Global Money Printing
11:02 The Fed Will Pivot
12:57 Inflation Will Be Forever

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35 Comments

  1. Lien Truong

    If many poor and emerging economies all defraud, it is a great reset for all the exploitation by the collective west.
    Then we can have a new equal and fair START line, can’t we?

  4. sachin patel

    What will be the impact on country like Australia and Canada? And what sector will be effected ? Can we have video on detail analysis of this country pls thank you sachin

  6. Seeker

    The US will not default on the debt, they will raise the debt ceiling and again borrow. Without borrowing the US government will be unable to fund basic programs within the country, that will cause civil unrest at some point and the most important thing to both parties is the retention or acquisition of power. The issue is when the US floats bonds on the international markets, who will purchase these bonds and at what interest rate?
    The US interest payment on the current loan is 900 billion plus the principal payment that is taken from the US budget. International debt is spread across all countries, and though the debt is important it is more important to see about the basic needs of the country, so if an alternative to the dollar arises countries will prioritize self interest over debt repayment. The money borrowed has already been spent in the international market, the debt repayment is not the whole debt but a small percentage of the entire debt, just like a monthly payment on a mortgage.

  7. Fong Cheong Yat

    Although most bonds are denominated in USD; is it possible to settle it in other currencies?
    Say for example: Malaysia issued in USD to Indonesia (the bond holder).
    On maturity Malaysia pays Indonesia in Malaysian Ringgit equivalent to the value in USD.
    If both parties agree there's no need to buy USD.

  8. ABCDE I

    A big thumbs up Sean as you dive deep analysing in detail what could happen not only to the US but also to foreign governments and corporations loaded with USD-denominated debts. This is an insightful episode cramped with details that aren't easy to follow for many people.

  10. scottylew

    This is the reason why banking should never be in the hands of profiteers. Private banks have been this huge dead weight on working people and the economy for way too long. Only the government should own banks, money should be banned in politics and start to greatly increase democracy in the workplace. After all, capitalism has only survived through a mixture of public bailouts and repression. It’s a disaster economically, socially, politically and environmentally. We can and must do better!

  14. Minneolaos

    It's a huge mistake to think that US dollar and US Treasuries will be a safe haven when the going gets rough. Every smart investor and central bank need to anticipate the death of the US Empire. The US dollar is going to collapse and the US Treasuries will be worthless as those are nominated in worthless dollar bills.

  19. Instrumentofinsanity

    BRICS De-Dollarization Push Gaining Momentum – Jakarta

    Indonesia is following the lead of the BRICS group in its policy of shifting away from the US dollar in trade and financial transactions, and has introduced transactions in the local currency to settle cross-border trades, according to the Bank of Indonesia.

    Indonesia has already implemented the practice with a number of countries, such as Thailand, Malaysia, China, and Japan. It also plans to sign a cooperation agreement with South Korea regarding local currency trading in early May.

    The BRICS economic bloc – comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – claims to be working on establishing a joint payment network to cut reliance on the Western financial system, and on the dollar in particular.

  20. White moon

    Emerging market will implode first. The trip from Brazil to ask China $1B to pay of American debt in turn China get equivalent commodities from Brazil. I will not be surprised LA countries lining up to China. For China it is also a win as they have massive USD reserve which it wants to reduce dependency on.

  22. Kobe A5 Wagyu

    Sean, you have to look up CBDC.
    Other countries are not dumb, especially the E.U.
    The CBDC will be the ultimate tool to control inflation as well as combat against dollar or one-world reserve currency.
    China is currently the leader in CDBC for major economies.
    U.K and E.U are developing the tech while India CDBC is on pilot testing right now.
    Most economists estimated that by 2030, 95% of world economy will use CBDC.

  26. Daz Smith

    Thanks Sean . I would like to see the East play their own game , ditch the US dollar and leave them with a worthless asset. BRICS plus many others joining in to creat a new fair currency would be great for business and fair play around the world. Screw the USA , the WHO etc and the like of all those related seeking control. They have abused their priviledge, leave them behind to die as deserved.

  27. fliteshare

    So, we Earthlings either need to pay them Martians $ 300T back or there is something really wrong with the book keeping.
    My money is on the last option (pun intended).

  28. Harry Kuehn

    Far worse than the Great Depression, which caused the greatest contraction of any economy short of Rome. Because it spells the end of all fiat currencies so you'll have a structural collapse far different than a depression. Note the Great Depression has some aspects of this but never to the magnitude. If this balloon pops, imagine maybe the loss of 100 trillion dollars of real wealth, and the lack of any way to establish value in nominal terms. They have amassed more debt hence moral hazard than has ever been placed on an economic system. We in America have a criminalized economy and political system. The likes of which even the Romans, the European monarchs of colonial age would blush at. The rot is absolutely stunning, for example the Fed itself. A COMPLETE COLLAPSE IS AN EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT.

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