Permanent Distortion

In this compelling exposé, Nomi Prins examines the widening divide between two distinct economies shaped by financial policies and the influence of central banks. Highlighting the repercussions of quantitative easing initiated after the 2008 financial crisis, she explores how these actions have created a dependency on financial manipulation, benefiting the elite while marginalizing ordinary citizens. Prins delves into the consequences of this disparity, revealing a new reality where the wealth gap between the ultra-rich and the rest continues to grow, leading to inevitable social and political turmoil.