“There Would Be A REVOLUTION!” - Why Politicians Are POWERLESS To Fix The System
03/04/2026 | 6 min
Panel questions whether politicians are stalling real economic fixes to protect power. From controlling money creation to avoiding tough decisions, this debate exposes why prosperity may be possible, but it might never delivered to the public
“60 Million Jobs GONE?” - AI Layoffs Could SPARK Economic CHAOS In America
02/04/2026 | 16 min
AI is driving mass layoffs while experts warn up to 40% of jobs could be at risk. Panel debates whether productivity gains will save workers or trigger defaults, unemployment, and civil unrest as the system struggles to adapt
“Bomb Them Back To The Stone Age” - Trump Quote That Caused PANIC To The Market
02/04/2026 | 18 min
Markets tumble and oil surges after Trump’s aggressive Iran warning. Panel debates contradictions, Strait of Hormuz risks, and whether this conflict spirals into a long war. Is this a calculated strategy or a dangerous escalation with global consequences
"The World Economy CANNOT Survive" - Iran Hormuz Oil Crisis Could Trigger GLOBAL MELTDOWN
02/04/2026 | 12 min
Panel warns a massive oil supply shock could trigger global collapse, forcing nations to dump U.S. assets and sending rates soaring. With energy shortages spreading, this debate breaks down how quickly markets, economies, and global stability could unravel
“Banks Can Lend With 0%” - Banking System EXPOSED For Creating Fake Money & Asset Bubbles
02/04/2026 | 6 min
Panel breaks down how banks really create money and why it fuels bubbles, inflation, or real growth. From 0% reserve rules to small business lending, this debate exposes what actually drives the economy—and what could trigger the next crisis
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About PBD:
During the Iranian Revolution of 1978, Patrick's family had to escape to survive and ended up living at a refugee camp in Erlangen, Germany. At 12 years old Patrick found himself collecting cans & beer bottles to raise money that could help his family and get him a Nintendo.