EM Burlingame reveals the centuries-old 'Financial Kill Chain' undermining nations through debt and asset extraction.
Takeaways
•Burlingame traces the 'Financial Kill Chain' to a 1688 hostile Dutch takeover of Britain, establishing financial control via debt leverage and asset seizures.
•The kill chain operates through infiltration, debt traps, asset valuation, economic destabilization, debt-for-asset swaps, exploitation, and eventual collapse.
•Modern examples like Greece and the role of entities like BlackRock exemplify the ongoing systemic extraction of wealth and economic sovereignty.
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