In the corridors of geopolitical strategy, there are whispers louder than any official announcement, whispers that reveal not just intent but grand designs to re-engineer the very architecture of global finance. The recent statement by Sergey Kobyakov, an advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin, is one such whisper that deserves not just attention but deep scrutiny. His assertion is direct and unsettling: the United States, burdened with a $35 trillion debt, has devised a crypto-financial scheme to erase its liabilities—at the expense of the rest of the world. To dismiss it as mere Russian propaganda is to underestimate the historical audacity with which Washington has, time and again, shifted its economic problems onto others. To treat it as conspiracy theory is to ignore the very pat

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