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obviously, paul troy went on his friends to run the new york times. they can borrow money at 0 percent and never have to pay it back. but for everybody else, or borrowing money at 80 percent on the credit card or 2500 percent on a paid loan. and of course when they can pay back the debt collectors, call them, they become impoverished and homeless. and so he's no better than the the clerk. right. who is the villain of apartheid in south africa during the 1980s? all treatment is the, the clerk of this cycle of inflation. it's, it's, it's, it's shameful, really, but, you know, he's a guy who is not an economist. you just paid mouthpiece for the absolute worst financial terrorists in america. but that's his job and he loves he doesn't. he has no shame. well, let's also talk about the fact that everything from the arab spring to the haitian riots and stuff like that, they're caused by inflation and food prices, right? that's what causes that. those poor people do not seem happy, but even in the u. s. ok with access to debt by everyone who has the most that