Most people who graduate from high school do not know how money is created. For more than a century, the power to create money as interest-bearing debt has quietly concentrated economic and political control in private hands.
The result is a world where nations strain under compounding obligations and whole societies become dependent on a credit system they neither designed nor fully understand. This essay distills key arguments about how modern banking actually works, why debt has become the engine of governance and what that means for sovereignty.
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