🟡 If every country is in debt… who really owns the world? The United States is over $38 trillion in debt. Japan is drowning in debt. Europe is buried in debt. Yet the global economy keeps running. So here’s the question almost no one asks seriously: If every country owes money — who are they actually borrowing from? This video doesn’t follow headlines or conspiracy theories. It follows the balance sheets. And what they reveal is far more unsettling than any single nation, billionaire, or secret group. This isn’t about China “owning the world.” It’s about a global debt system designed to survive only through inflation, dependency, and silent wealth transfer. In this breakdown, we track the money step by step — and expose who really benefits when debt never gets paid. 💡 What’s Inside This Video: – Why global debt has exploded past $313 trillion, over 3× the world economy – The accounting truth: one person’s debt is always another person’s asset – Why China owns less than 3% of U.S. debt — and why the myth refuses to die – How the top 1% quietly collect interest from the entire planet – The real role of BlackRock, Vanguard, and asset managers as financial gatekeepers – Why central banks are the only entities capable of keeping the system alive – The terrifying paradox: why paying off the debt would crash the global economy – Inflation vs default — the only two endings every debt crisis leads to – The largest wealth transfer in history — happening right now – Why assets rise while savings die — and who actually wins – What “owning yourself” really means in a debt-based world 📉 This is not a conspiracy theory. It’s accounting. And once you understand how the system works, you can’t unsee it. 🧠 So who really owns the world — nations, elites, or the debt itself? ▶️ Watch now to understand how the global debt system truly functions, who pays the price when it strains, and how history shows these cycles always end. 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into global finance, hidden economic systems, and the forces quietly reshaping your future. 💬 Drop a comment: Do you think inflation comes first — or collapse?