Does there ever come a time..

Never a borrower or lender be.

they just print it

More ink Rishi !

Never Never, they don't have a plan B.

Look at the EU, their solution for every problem is to throw money at it (more Loans = more Debt)!

Printy Print Print......it's only paper and worth fook all.

You can swap the paper for a TV, you have a TV and the shop has paper, seems like a good deal to me

they couldn't put things right after the 2007/8 crash so its going to be interesting to see what they do when this is over,if we dont suffer your kids are

COVID 19 (aka another disguised bank bailout)

As far as I know the only politicians talking about the evils of the cenral banking system or at least calling for an alternative are Steve Baker a tory and Ron Paul a republican.  The rest are asleep, bought or too stupid to figure it out.  Its strange I used to regard myself as a leftie yet the only 2 politicians I respect for their integrity are on the right.

i have said from day one theres more to this than a virus.that is the smokescreen. and yes very sadly,i know people have died,however i think that is acceptable in their grand scheme of things

I thought that there is already more debt than money

less than 10% of the money supply actually exists as real money
the rest has been created under the fractional reserve lending system orchestrated by the central banks
that's the privately owned central banking cartel ie the bank of england, US federal reserve etc that people assume are nationalised institutions, and to which the global economy is indebted in the trillions and will sooner rather than later be brought to its knees

can only lead to mass social unrest which we started to see in hong kong,france,iran and chile before the virus or world war,happy days

world war will be what breaks the camel's back

Now that we have spent all the money on this over reaction what happpens if there is another crisis man made of otherwise?

global debt levels will exceed global income, and then a new economic system will be suggested ie imposed

a number of countries already have debt levels greater than their GDP