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@ Farley
2025-02-12 05:03:43
Who Owns the Most Debt = Who Has Failed the Hardest.
If debt = a claim on future time, then the corporation that has borrowed the most, extracted the most, and delivered the least real value is the biggest failure.
Top Contenders for the Biggest Failure:
1️⃣ The U.S. Federal Reserve (Unofficial Corporation, Ultimate Failure) 🏦💀
Creates infinite debt out of nothing.
Steals time from every worker through inflation.
Bails out the worst corporations while the people suffer.
Runs on a model where failure = profit for them.
Total U.S. debt: Over $34 trillion—and climbing.
2️⃣ BlackRock 🏢 (The Hidden Hand) 💀
Controls the world’s biggest corporations through asset management.
Profits from government debt, real estate, and market manipulation.
Owns everything, produces nothing.
Manages over $10 trillion in assets, but thrives on the system’s collapse.
3️⃣ Evergrande (China’s Debt Monster) 🏗️💀
Built an empire on borrowed money, fake growth, and financial lies.
Collapsed under $300+ billion in debt, wrecking China’s economy.
A prime example of what happens when debt outgrows reality.
4️⃣ Amazon (Debt-Driven Domination) 📦💀
Operates at razor-thin margins while leveraging insane levels of debt.
Undercuts competition, destroys small businesses, and centralizes commerce.
Built on cheap money—if rates go up too fast, the model crumbles.
5️⃣ Tesla (Fiat-Fueled Illusion) 🚗💀
Propped up by government incentives, subsidies, and speculation.
Has lived off debt and stock dilution since day one.
If the fiat system dies, Tesla isn’t far behind.
Conclusion:
The biggest failure is the entity that has borrowed the most future time—without a plan to ever repay it.
🔥 At the top? The Federal Reserve.
It isn’t a “corporation” in the traditional sense, but it operates like the biggest financial scam in history. Every other corporation on this list? They rely on the Fed’s money printing to exist.
LMAO, if Bitcoin succeeds, all of these “success stories” will be exposed as failures of epic proportions. 🚀♟️🔥