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Martin Armstrong argues that governments are increasingly promoting war as a means to default on unsustainable national debts that can never be repaid. He contends that with interest payments on debt reaching astronomical levels, countries are seeking ways to escape their financial obligations, and war provides a perfect excuse for economic reset and debt cancellation. Armstrong suggests that this strategy has historical precedent, as new governments formed after conflicts often refuse to honor the debts of previous regimes, effectively using war as a mechanism for debt erasure. ----- Martin Armstrong is an economist and financial analyst known for his controversial economic forecasting model called the Economic Confidence Model. Armstrong's views and methods are often considered unconventional within mainstream economics. His work combines elements of technical analysis, cycle theory, and historical pattern recognition. ---- We own commercial licenses for all the content used in this video except parts about the topic that have been used under fair use and it was fully edited by us. Anything displayed on this channel should not be seen as financial advice. Each person has a unique experience, and there is no guarantee of future profitability or success. ---- 🎥 The information provided on this channel should not be construed or relied on as professional advice for any specific fact or circumstance. This channel and its content are designed for entertainment and information purposes only. The content available is created to provide a general overview of a topic and is not a substitute for professional services. Always seek the advice of a finance or a legal professional that would take into account your specific circumstances.
