[66,202 views Oct 20, 2025 #bonds #2008 #crisis “We're sitting on the ultimate house of cards,” says real estate developer Mitch Vexler to Daniela Cambone. He details how a “$5.1 trillion school bond Ponzi scheme” using inflated home values is pushing the system to “terminal failure.” He warns of the outcome: “Can you imagine what will happen if a school district... shows up in mass to take over an entire subdivision of defaulted houses? Do you understand by definition that's an act of war? That's the problem. That's where this ends up.”]
From zero hedge article:
[We’re sitting on the ultimate house of cards,” warns developer Mitch Wexler, exposing what he calls a $5.1 trillion school bond Ponzi scheme propped up by inflated home values and taxpayer naivety. The grift? Municipal debt masked as “education funding,” securitized and sold on fantasy valuations.
Wexler paints the nightmare scenario—school districts seizing entire subdivisions as defaults spread. “By definition, that’s an act of war,” he says. When public institutions become predatory creditors, social order itself collapses. The fuse is lit. The only question left: who gets torched when the system finally implodes? Follow Daniela on X:Daniela Cambone ]
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And below we can see how debt is destroying everything.
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How can a nation survive which pays roughly one trillion dollars a year in interest alone upon their debt?
This US federal debt is a ticking time bomb? How about the consumer debt, the current commercial real estate apocalypse, the derivatives market and the debt which state governments have accumulated?
And when you take into consideration the damage done to our country by illegal immigration, medical tyranny, the deindustrialization process and the dependency on China for vital goods along with the trillions in actual costs and hidden costs which has been inflicted by the climate cult, this all adds up as a recipe for disaster financially.
Did I forget to mention all the money laundering, the abuse, the waste and the fraud which is part of the Uniparty’s massive grift? This money is gone forever and nobody has been held accountable for this to date.
But don’t worry the Trump’s tax cuts, the gold cards he’s giving out to foreign investors, lower interest rates, his building of massive AI Data centers and his stable coin crypto scheme will save the day?
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USA National Debt Soars to $37.9 Trillion, Rising $25 Billion Per Day, Faster Than During Biden Era and Breaking Records
[The United States has reached an unprecedented financial milestone as its national debt hits $37.9 trillion, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Department of the Treasury. This is officially the highest debt level in world history for a single nation. What is even more alarming is the speed at which it is growing — currently increasing by around $25 billion per day, a pace that is faster than during the Biden administration. Experts warn this trend could have serious implications for the U.S. economy, fiscal policy, and global financial stability
TheU.S. government’s total public debt combines two components — debt held by the public through Treasury securities and intragovernmental holdings such as Social Security and other trust funds. The figure stood at $37.9 trillion in mid-October 2025, marking an increase of more than $2.2 trillion in a single fiscal year. At this rate, the U.S. could surpass $40 trillion in debt by 2026, a level that was once projected to occur only near the end of the decade.
The often-quoted “$25 billion per day” figure refers to the average pace of debt growth over recent weeks. While this varies with Treasury borrowing schedules and cash flow timing, it reflects an accelerating deficit trend. Analysts calculate that the U.S. is now adding roughly $1 trillion in new debt every five months, compared to about $1 trillionevery ten months during Biden’s presidency.
So, why is this happening faster now? The answer lies in a combination of largerfiscal deficits, higher interest costs, tax cuts, new spending programs, and structural economic pressures. In fiscal year 2025, the federal government spent about $7 trillion but collected only around $5.2 trillion in revenues — leaving a deficit of roughly $1.8 trillion. This gap must be financed through borrowing, which adds directly to the national debt.
A key factor is the rising cost ofinterest payments. As debt accumulates and interest rates remain high, the U.S. government is now spending more than $1 trillion annually just on interest — more than it spends on defense or Medicare individually. This creates a compounding problem: the government must borrow more money simply to pay interest on existing debt, leading to an accelerating debt spiral.]
