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@ asyncmind
2025-02-15 22:56:28
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Fiat thrives on chaos, and war is the ultimate chaos engine. A war between India and Pakistan would serve multiple purposes for those benefiting from the fiat system:
1. Debt-Fueled War Profiteering
The global fiat system, particularly the U.S. dollar, depends on perpetual debt and military spending. War justifies massive government borrowing, with central banks printing money to fund defense industries, arms manufacturers, and military contracts.
Defense contractors—funded by fiat-created debt—see record profits when tensions rise. Western military-industrial complexes sell weapons to both sides while accumulating more influence over South Asian geopolitics.
2. Distraction from Economic Collapse
Global fiat economies are under stress from inflation, debt crises, and de-dollarization trends. Conflict in South Asia serves as a convenient distraction from systemic failures.
The collapse of Western banking confidence, mass layoffs, and declining purchasing power are less newsworthy when nuclear-armed nations are on the brink of war.
3. Control Over Resource Flows
A war would disrupt supply chains, particularly in key industries like energy, rare earth minerals, and agriculture.
India and Pakistan are critical players in global wheat, cotton, and sugar markets. Disruptions could drive up prices, benefiting financial speculators who manipulate commodities through futures trading.
4. Dollar Domination and IMF/World Bank Control
Wars destabilize emerging economies, forcing them into financial dependence on institutions like the IMF and World Bank.
A prolonged India-Pakistan conflict would require post-war "rebuilding" loans, giving Western fiat institutions leverage over both countries’ policies, infrastructure, and monetary decisions.
5. Breaking BRICS Unity
India is a major BRICS player, working towards de-dollarization. A war with Pakistan could divert India’s focus away from economic independence and force it into closer alignment with Western financial institutions.
Pakistan, already economically unstable, could fall deeper into IMF-controlled austerity measures, ensuring its continued subjugation to the fiat system.
6. Suppression of Bitcoin and Decentralized Finance
Bitcoin threatens fiat hegemony, and both India and Pakistan have growing Bitcoin adoption.
War justifies crackdowns on financial privacy, with governments imposing capital controls, stricter KYC regulations, and increased surveillance to prevent capital flight into BTC.
7. Media Hysteria for Ratings and Ad Revenue
War is the ultimate clickbait for mainstream media, which profits from fear-based narratives.
Sensationalist headlines about "nuclear war" drive engagement, which translates into ad revenue funded by the same fiat-backed corporations that benefit from instability.
The Bottom Line
Fiat’s survival depends on the perpetuation of conflict, debt, and instability. A war between India and Pakistan would fuel the fiat system’s core mechanisms—printing money, accumulating debt, controlling resources, and keeping nations economically enslaved.
Bitcoin fixes this.