If the world bank lends the governments of the world say 100 trillion. Then charges 10 trillion interest, where did this 100 trillion come from? There is not enough gold/silver precious metals in the world to back it up. And oil is much more worthless than gold. Even if you discovered more of either, the value of that gold would drop as there is more of it.
So where did they find this money, and when the governments don't pay up where does the next set of money that they lend come from? Another 100 trillion?
Is it printed with less worth? Is that what inflation is? Doesn't that mean what you earn is now less? So if you put in a lot of work last year and bought things, then sold them at the same price you bought them still brand new, you would not have enough money to buy them back surely?
Isn't that a bit dodgy? I mean it means that with time that more and more people won't be able to afford more basic needs like food as they increase in price from last year but still get more or less the same pay, which is now worth less and they have more debt... and have to work even harder to make up for that loss AND have to pay the debt they got to pay for it because that debt needs even more work and effort now to pay off?
Wouldn't that slave governments? Wouldn't that slave the world? Wouldn't that slave people into working the rest of their lives paying off debt?
Oh my god. Its a weapon of mass destruction.