By Anna Von Reitz
Here, finally, is the answer --- the actual true answer, the only one that makes mathematical sense and rings true --- for the crazy mass immigration policies. They, the corporations posing as governments, are importing young immigrants in hopes of covering their own pension obligations.
Mass immigration is an answer --- a stupid, impractical, damaging answer to the so-called "pension crisis" that results from running pension programs as pyramid schemes; when the population of workers supporting each pensioner decreases due to population decimation and collapse, the actual condition of national populations throughout much of Western Europe.
These guys are playing with half a deck, but don't stop to count the cards.
Watch this to understand the situation in Europe, then extrapolate this to China, to The United States, to the countries of the old Commonwealth....
Understand that the fiscal-economic web, like a spider web, is co-dependent. When one part fails, the whole fails. It is all built on mutually assured destruction.
This is being somewhat improperly interpreted in that there are no actual "sovereign" banks and no "sovereign" debts on the table -- a point that everyone is missing.
Nonetheless, within the context of what these people accept -- the matrix they know and work with, which is only half of the whole picture, this explanation by Yanis Varoufakis is correct.
And so is this explanation of the blowback from Europe's seizure of Russian assets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQZnPfOh3y8
And this explanation of the situation in The United States is similarly astute within the context of what these currency systems know:
Thankfully, the misunderstanding about the meaning of "sovereign assets" and "sovereign debts" weighs in and the 50% of the picture which has been hidden from experts and average people alike, will become visible.
Be grateful that there is more to this story.
Granna
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