Sometimes we see bubbles.Sometimes you can do something about it.Sometimes the only winning decision is not to play. .twitter.com/xNBSvjGgvs— Cassandra Unchained (@michaeljburry) 31 October 2025
The illustration below paints a disturbing image for the world, and especially for the American Empire. Test Reinharta and Rogoff 2010 debt-to-GDP ratios showed that erstwhile the country's public debt exceeds 90% of its GDP, economical growth tends to slow down importantly and the likelihood of an economical crisis is much higher. With $111 trillion of global debt and a debt-to-GDP ratio of 94.7% and a fast-growing global economical crisis at hand.
As expected, captured government bureaucrats, corrupt, lying politicians, bribed dying conventional media, a cabal from Wall Street and their marionettes in the national Reserve, all pretending that this level of debt is fine and have everything under control. Just like the fall of 2008 they had everything under control. As we know, it was the national Reserve that led to the collapse of debt, which led to worst financial disaster since the large Depression.
To give you a position on where the planet was located shortly after the financial crisis, global debt amounted to $41 trillion, representing 69% of global GDP in 2010. So our overriding solution to the debt crisis was to add $70 trillion more debt over the last 15 years, an increase of 170%, while global GDP only increased by 98%. The interest on public debt is presently USD 1.24 trillion per year, compared with USD 482 billion in 2021.
They know it's not balanced. I know it's unbearable. You know it's untenable. They know that you and I know that it's untenable. And they don't care. They'll dance until the music stops. They're going to pull all cent out of the Treasury and your bank account before Thelma and Louising That debt empire.
I found an interesting data point on this death illustration (oops – debt). It seems that the empire of evil Russia, with which the full Western planet is at war, has only 0.53% of global debt, which represents only 23.1% of their GDP. So, erstwhile the curtain settles on this shitty debt show, Russia will be comparatively intact, inactive sitting on 80 billion barrels of oil. That's why NATO is trying to provoke planet War III. Fourth turns It's fun.
It is no coincidence that the 3 countries in which the American Empire and its parasitic EU countries endanger military action are Venezuela (#1) with 300 billion barrels of oil reserves, Iran (#3) with 200 billion barrels of oil reserves and Russia (#7). The global war is their solution to "fix" the debt problem. I'm certain this time will work.
Me then, me now. Well.
We did it. It'll work. .twitter.com/vaordNav8d— Cassandra Released (@michaeljburry) 12 November 2025
Key conclusions
- Gross public debt will amount to $111 trillion worldwide in 2025, which means an increase of $8.3 trillion since 2024.
- Together, the US and China hold 51.8% of planet public debt.
While global public debt is actually lower than pandemic maxima, it remains stubbornly elevated and amounts to $111 trillion.
This artwork presents global debt by country in 2025, based on data from the latest IMF planet study Economic Outlook.
A closer look at global debt in individual countries
The following is simply a summary of public debt in the planet in 2025:
Country | Participation in global debt in 2025. | Debt value ($ billion) | Debt gross government (GDP percentage) |
|---|---|---|---|
 United States | 34.5% | 38 $269.7 | 125.0% |
 China | 16.8% | 18,680.8 dollars | 96.3% |
 Japan | 8.9% | $9.826,5 | 229.6% |
 United Kingdom | 3.7% | $4093.4 | 103.4% |
 France | 3.5% | $3916.2 | 116.5% |
 Italy | 3.1% | $3479.8 | 136.8% |
 India | 3.0% | $3357.9 | 81.4% |
 Germany | 2.9% | $3228.7 | 64.4% |
 Canada | 2.3% | $2,601.0 | 113.9% |
 Brazil | 1.9% | $2,062.8 | 91.4% |
World | 100.0% | $110,955.6 | 94.7% |
America's debt will exceed $38 trillion in 2025, amounting to 125% of GDP.
In the last 5 years, net interest on public debt has nearly tripled. It is predicted that by 2035 they will double again, reaching $1.8 trillion a year.
With a debt of $18.7 trillion China ranks second. In 2025, debt increased by nearly $2.2 trillion, driven by government stimulus and weaker land incomes due to problems Real property sector.
As you can see, Japan ranks next with debt of $9.8 trillion, corresponding to 230% of GDP. Although the debt remains enormously high, the fresh Prime Minister of the country, Sanae Takaichi, proposes $92.2 billion in stimulus and subsidies.
Britain and France close the largest debt, both oscillating around $4 trillion. In particular, France has experienced considerable political instability over controversial budget cuts proposals, changing over the past 2 years by 5 prime ministers.
https://www.theburningplatform.com/2025/11/14/a-world-of-debt/
