Cyph3rp9nk on Nostr: I am giving a lot of thought to the issue of European war bonds, I think it is much ...

I am giving a lot of thought to the issue of European war bonds, I think it is much more important than many people think.

First of all, in a war, you don't go around telling the adversary that you are not prepared, which is precisely what European leaders are doing to justify war bonds. So what they are really doing is shaping public opinion to accept these war bonds.

Second, I have talked before about the system needing a new form of liquidity injection and from the BTFP they have reinvented it and are using new methods.

The main buyer of war bonds will be who? US. This will mean that the US will print to buy the war bonds and Europe will get the money. But this money will mostly go back to the U.S. because who will Europe buy weapons from? To US companies.

Fuck it's a perfect play.

The US will receive its own liquidity and will be justified in printing money to buy war bonds from its European whore who will pay it interest on top of that. Europe will be left in debt to the hilt, with galloping inflation and saving the Yankee economy from a recession.

The biggest scam since COVID.

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note1yva…sm42

European War Bonds, the greatest robbery of the 21st Century

Ursula Von Der Brujen & Company have decided that Europe has no better thing to do than to go into war economy and start producing weapons like there is no tomorrow. To do this she has said that we need to print a trillion Euros, which will take the form of Eurobonds.

These Eurobonds have the peculiarity that they will be backed by the public treasuries of each country (the rowers), therefore they are guaranteed, i.e.: Before we stop paying pensions than Eurobonds.

With these Eurobonds, 65% of the weapons will be bought abroad (i.e. from the United States) and 35% in Europe.
The main European arms companies are already in the hands of the United States, so in practice that 35% will also go to the United States.

At the same time, the Eurobonds will be bought by the big Wall Street companies, which will have a return for their interest and a guaranteed payment of these bonds.

In short: The rowers are going to give the United States a trillion Euros, and inflation will go up a couple of digits.