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Short descriptionToday’s debt overhead is transferring land, natural resources, and infrastructure monopolies into the hands of a ''rentier'' class. This has happened before and it doesn’t end well.

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Page creatorimported>Irina Matuzava
Date of page creation13:19, September 24, 2024
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