How 4 Bankers Trapped the Entire World (1694-2025)

Every country on Earth is in debt. The US owes $38 trillion. The planet owes $315 trillion—three times the global economy. But this isn't an accident. It's the system working exactly as designed.Four men, across three centuries, engineered a financial trap so perfect that escape is mathematically impossible. In 2025, the algorithms they never anticipated are about to trigger a collapse happening not in hours, but in SECONDS.DISCOVER:✓ How William Paterson created PERMANENT DEBT (1694)✓ How Nathan Rothschild made debt GLOBAL and INESCAPABLE (1815)✓ How JP Morgan built INFINITE DEBT via Federal Reserve (1913)✓ How Paul Volcker made the trap INESCAPABLE via IMF (1982)✓ Why ALGORITHMS are breaking the entire system✓ How 50:1 leverage collapses in NANOSECONDS✓ Who will be preparedThis isn't conspiracy—every architect's meetings and contracts are documented history. $38 trillion isn't a problem to solve. It's the system working exactly as engineered.1929 crash took 2 hours. 2025 will take nanoseconds. The system won't crash. It will cascade.Subscribe to Capital Cycles for financial analysis nobody else is covering.---0:00 - The Hook0:45 - Global Debt Baseline2:30 - William Paterson (1694)4:15 - Nathan Rothschild (1815)6:30 - JP Morgan (1913)9:00 - Paul Volcker (1982)11:30 - Algorithmic Acceleration14:00 - The Cascade Mechanism16:00 - Why System Will Break16:45 - ConclusionENGAGEMENT CARDS:- 2:00 - Subscribe button- 8:00 - Related video- 14:00 - Playlist- 16:30 - End screenABOUT CAPITAL CYCLES:We decode economic history—booms, busts, and resets—not to spread fear, but to reveal strategy. While others profit from panic, we focus on preparation and opportunity.---DISCLAIMER:This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a financial advisor. The content on this channel is based on historical analysis and personal opinion. Investing involves risk. Always do your own research or consult a certified financial professional before making any investment decisions.#Economics #History #Investing #CapitalCycles

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