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The Money Masters (1996) is a documentary that takes a deep dive into how central banks, particularly the Federal Reserve, control the global economy.
It explains how private banks create money through debt, rather than governments, and argues this leads to economic instability, inequality, and crises. The film highlights the history and power of these institutions, showing how they often prioritize their own interests over the public good.
It challenges the current financial system and calls for reforms, urging people to rethink how money is controlled and to consider alternatives that could lead to a more stable and fair economy.
It's worth watching if you want to understand the hidden mechanisms of our financial system and their impact on everyday life.
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Mariah 😊
