Check out the web of debt too, plus the other links at the bottom of the first page.
I can't see how this could be miniaturised for direct presentation here, but I thought it worthwhile starting a discussion on the back of this
depiction as so much complex information has been distilled and made readily accessible.
All the same, a solution to the final dilemma is far from simple...
I just added up the UKs debt and also what the UK is owed from the graphics shown and if you take one away from the other it only comes to 153
billion.
My question is: Why cant all the money that a country owes and is owed be swapped around to cancel out some of the debts? Or is that being too simple?
A most reasonable question but I think the answer would probably be the bankers themselves. For example, The Bank of England is not owned by England
or its citizens but by the Rothschilds and I think the same can be said for most if not all other central banks. The Federal Reserve is also a private
corporation. Therein, imho, lies the root of the problem.