Countries around the world are drowning in debt.
In Germany, public debt reached 2,661 billion euros by the end of 2025—that is, over 2.6 trillion euros.
In the eurozone, the total is 14.5 trillion euros, and in the U.S., it is as high as 38.2 trillion dollars.
As shown in the program “The Rothschild Conspiracy – Part 1: The War Against Humanity” , the root of this problem lies in the fact
that powerful banking families have succeeded in establishing privately controlled
central banks in nearly every country in the world.
In this way, they seized the right to create money out of thin air, only to lend it out at interest and compound interest.
Yet not a single country would need to be in debt, because it is the inherent right of every country to issue its own
money rather than borrow it in exchange for interest payments.
These interest costs are also a reason for the ever-increasing tax and levy burdens that the general public is suffering from.
By returning the power to create money to sovereign states and providing interest-free loans, all governments could
therefore completely spare their citizens the heavy burden of national debt, interest, and high taxes and levies.
This is evidenced by several highly successful examples from the past, which Stephen Mitford Goodson, the former governor of
the South African Reserve Bank, documented in his book *The History of Central Banks and the Enslavement of Humanity*.
Example 1: The American Colonies
“While they were still under British rule, the American colonies printed their own paper money.”
The first colony to take this step was Massachusetts in 1691.
Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, and Maryland soon followed suit.
This currency was called “colonial scripts” or “bills of credit.”
It freed the colonies in question from the control of English banks and allowed them to manage their own
finances in an inflation-free economy with low taxes.
"Steady and stable economic growth, as well as increasing prosperity, were hallmarks of this colonial era."
This worked well until 1764, when the Bank of England severely restricted the American colonies' right to issue
their own currency, thereby triggering an economic collapse.
Example 2: The State Bank of North Dakota
In the United States, there is still one state-owned bank in a single state—namely, North Dakota.
This dates back to 1919, “ when the 48 U.S. states at the time were given the opportunity to establish their own state banks.”
North Dakota was the only state to accept this offer, and since then, the bank has been helping with real estate financing,
providing loans for new business ventures, and offering loans to farmers at an interest rate of just 1% per year.
Credit crises or credit freezes are unheard of in North Dakota.
"That's how North Dakota has become the most financially sound and prosperous state in the U.S."
Example 3: The State Bank in the Russian Empire
In 1860, a state bank was founded in the Russian Empire.
“It minted the nation’s coins and printed its banknotes, regulated the flow of money, and provided low-interest
loans to industry and commerce through commercial banks.”
The State Agricultural Bank granted loans at interest rates so low that they could easily be described as processing fees.
During the last 20 years of peace in the Russian Empire—that is, from 1895 to 1914—the gross national
product grew by an average of ten percent annually .
"Last but not least, during this period of the state bank, there was neither significant inflation nor significant unemployment."
Conclusion:
In all these cases, the state-owned banks have functioned very well, leading to high economic
growth—and all without significant inflation.
And above all, there was no burden of government debt or interest payments.
However, this was such a thorn in the side of the financial elite that they fought back
with the most criminal and corrupt schemes.
As revealed in the episodes “The Rothschild Conspiracy,” Parts 1 and 2, they have, to date, eliminated every politician who stood
in the way of their plans and plunged every country into war until their private banks were granted the right to issue
unbacked banknotes as central banks and to make these available to the government in exchange
for the payment of interest and compound interest.
In order to pay the interest, the population was then consistently required to foot the bill through taxes and levies.
The famous economist William Cunningham (1849–1919) therefore compared the activities of these private bankers in
England to a sponge that absorbed the country’s entire wealth and hindered all economic development.
This inevitably leads to the impoverishment of the population.
But that is undoubtedly one of the goals of the puppet masters behind the scenes.
This is clearly evident from the speech given by Norman Montagu, Governor of the Bank of England, to the
United States Bankers Association in New York in 1924.
Norman Montagu was the most influential central banker of his time.
In addition to his role as governor of the Bank of England, he was involved, for example, in the founding of the
U.S. Federal Reserve and was even one of the founding fathers of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
All of these are powerful hubs of high-level Masonic high finance, which are controlled by the Rothschilds.
He said at the time: “Capital must defend itself by every means possible, both through joint
action by the banks and through legislation.”
Debts must be collected, and mortgages must be terminated as soon as possible.
If ordinary people lose their homes as a result of a court ruling, they will become more compliant and more easily
guided by the strong hand of the government, which acts as a central power of wealth among leading financiers.
"These truths are well known among our most important men, who are now in the process of
establishing an imperialist system to rule the world "
According to him, the deliberate impoverishment of the population is thus a tool used by high finance to make humanity compliant.
The respective governments merely serve as its tools on its path to world domination.
This was made possible by the central banking and debt-based monetary system put in place by the banksters, which has trapped
nearly all governments in excessive debt and total dependence.
To free ourselves from this system of domination by high finance, we need a fiscal policy modeled after the examples
mentioned from the United States and the Russian Empire.
It proves that a fair financial system is not just a utopian ideal, but actually works in practice.
But that requires insiders and courageous whistleblowers like Stephen Mitford Goodson, who have
the courage to speak out and call out injustice.
This is the only way change can and will happen!