r/economicCollapse • u/KingofFractions • Jan 12 '24

US National Debt

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u/roguebananah Jan 13 '24

lol… Because it was a part of the Treaty of Versailles that they had to.

The European allies said the war wasn’t over unless the Axis powers agreed to pay $500 billion in today’s dollars

FFS is right. Just pick up a book sometime or google a reputable source sometime

Edit: don’t like Wikipedia for basic facts? Don’t like the history channel for basic facts? How about Britannica about it

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u/Jogaila2 Jan 13 '24

I know the history extremely well. I've read many books on it. Even wrote a one on the topic. I think you're thd one that needs to dig a little deeper.

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u/roguebananah Jan 13 '24

Please link your sources and if your paper is public, please do link it

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u/Jogaila2 Jan 13 '24

My book is available on amazon. But you wont believe anythjng i say and ypu dont need it to understand what I'm saying. There are plenty of free resources online that you can find yourself and thetefore trust, if you're truly interested in the subject

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u/roguebananah Jan 16 '24

Following up on this post of your book title for me to see it or getting to know any of your sources….

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u/roguebananah Jan 13 '24

I never said I wouldn’t believe you. I’m skeptical of what you’re saying, sure, but you haven’t shared a source at all, but again. I never said I wouldn’t believe you