Ben Armstrong reveals the concealed realities of the global financial system in his latest video, dissected and compiled by the CoinSpeech team. His revelations on central banks, their operations, and influence are both eye-opening and essential for understanding the financial world. You can find Ben Armstrong’s new video below.
The Central Banks: Puppeteers of Global Finance
Armstrong starts by explaining the key players in the world of central banking, such as the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, and the People’s Bank of China. He emphasizes, “The central banks…these are the banking infrastructures and powers to be.” These institutions aren’t just your average banks but are at the core of global financial control.
Public Perception Versus Reality
In a compelling segment, Armstrong challenges the conventional understanding of banks. He notes, “We’ve been taught that banks are intermediaries…providing a service to you by helping you to be able to get funding.” However, this is a façade. Banks are profit-driven entities with more complex motivations and structures.
The Great Financial Illusion
A striking highlight is Armstrong’s exposé on the creation of money. “What we call a deposit is simply the bank’s record of its debt to the public,” he states, explaining the deceptive nature of how money is created. This realization lays bare that “97% of the money supply consists of bank deposits…created out of nothing by banks.”
An Elaborate Ponzi Scheme?
Armstrong provocatively argues, “Our entire world financial system is a giant Ponzi scheme.” He explains that the elites are systematically buying up all valuable assets, further transitioning from a fiat to a tokenized economic system, indicating a long-term strategic maneuver for power and control.
The Digital Future: A Controlled Transition
The shift to digital and tokenized assets is framed as a continuation of this grand plan. Armstrong asserts, “Crypto and blockchain have been part of this plan…the world’s getting tokenized CBDCs are coming one way or the other.” This transition is portrayed not as a democratization of finance but as another phase in the elite’s consolidation of control.
The Hidden Hierarchy
Armstrong wraps up by reinforcing the hierarchical nature of the system, with national banks subservient to the Bank of International Settlements. “They do the bidding of the people at the top,” he concludes, indicating a well-orchestrated top-down structure.
What’s Next?
Armstrong teases future videos where he will explore the network of value and information in the world, promising further insights into the power dynamics and control mechanisms at play.
Watch the video for more detailed insights: