By Larry Romanoff
They push poor countries into excessive debt when interest rates are very low. Then, when interest rates rise, the debt cannot be repaid, and they demand the country’s infrastructure, arable land and water aquifers in lieu of repayment. The victim country loses much of its asset base and some of its sovereignty as well. This cannot be claimed as occasional, circumstantial, or accidental, because it has been repeated countless times with many countries. This is part of an Exclusion plan to keep poor countries poor, and to eliminate their sovereignty over time. This is essentially the same agenda and practice as is done to individuals with items like health care and housing
