The Debt Spiral Isn’t Slowing Down—It’s Accelerating Let’s cut through the noise. The system isn’t stabilizing. It’s compounding its own problems. The U.S. government is projected to stack over $22 trillion in new deficits over the next decade—and that’s based on fantasy-level assumptions where nothing goes wrong. No wars. No recessions. No crises. Reality already shattered that illusion. Every new dollar of deficit spending has to come from somewhere. And increasingly, that “somewhere” is conjured out of thin air. Not earned. Not saved. Created. That’s not a financial system. That’s a feedback loop. $39 Trillion in Debt—and Counting Officially, federal debt has blown past $39 trillion, exceeding 120% of GDP. But here’s the trick nobody talks about: GDP includes government…
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