The Truth Behind the 2008 Crash

If you think the 2008 financial crisis was an accident, you were lied to. And the real reason

is worse. Banks were collapsing, money was vanishing, people were losing homes overnight.

Even economists were panicking, which literally never happens. They said it happened

because people couldn't pay their home loans. Sounds simple, but that story falls apart instantly,

because that explanation only works if you don't ask questions. Behind the scenes, banks were handing

out risky loans, packaging them as safe, and selling them worldwide.

Warnings were ignored. Greed was rewarded. This wasn't an accident. It was a slow-motion disaster everyone

pretended was fine. Like juggling knives while yelling, "Trust me." One failure triggered