Name: 史上最大財富轉移正在發生！ (The Biggest Wealth Transfer In History is Happening Right Now!)
Uploaded: 2026-03-06T18:12:56.000Z
Duration: 20 min 55 s

We are witnessing the largest wealth transfer in history right when you are watching this video.

當你正在看這支影片的時候，我們正經歷著史上最大規模的財富轉移。

Trillions of dollars are about to be moved from people like you, from the middle class to the hands of the top 1%.

數兆美元即將從像你一樣的中產階級，轉移到頂層1%的人手中。

And this is not an exaggeration at all because the war with Iran just triggered that massive transfer of wealth.

這點一點都不是誇大，因為伊朗的戰爭剛剛觸發了那場大規模財富轉移。

So stop whatever you are doing and watch carefully this video, because in this video I will explain how trillions of dollars will be moved from literally the you to the top 1%, to the people whose wealth are exploding right when you're watching this video.

所以請暫停手邊的事，仔細看這支影片，因為我將在這支影片裡解釋，數兆美元實際上將如何從你身上，轉移到頂層1%的人手中，也就是那些在你觀看這支影片時，財富正在爆炸性增長的人們手中。

So give this video a thumbs up and let's get right into it.

所以請給這支影片按讚，那我們就直接開始吧。

There are a couple of ways that the government can literally take your money.

政府有好幾種方式可以實際上拿走你的錢。

Imagine for a moment that you have $100,000 you saved, or maybe you are earning $100,000.

想像一下，你存了十萬美元，或者你可能賺了十萬美元。

What are the options that the government has to take that money from you?

政府有哪些選項可以從你身上拿走這筆錢？

First of all, the government can tax you.

So the government can basically tell you this is the individual tax, or this is the payroll tax, or this is a sales tax.

所以政府基本上可以告訴你，這是個人所得稅，或是薪資稅，或是銷售稅。

Whether you want it or not, you have no other option but to pay that tax.

不管你願不願意，你都別無選擇，只能繳稅。

And that money goes directly into the hands of the government.

而那些錢會直接進入政府的口袋。

And that's how primarily the government raises money.

這就是政府主要籌集資金的方式。

But that's not the only option that the government has at its disposal.

但這並不是政府唯一擁有的選項。

The second option is devaluation of the currency.

This is the kind of tax that the government does not tell you, but

And the government can literally take the exact same 10% out of your pocket without actually deducting your wages.

而且政府實際上可以從你的口袋裡拿走同樣的10%，而不用實際扣除你的工資。

You will be receiving the exact same hundred dollars as your income, as your paycheck, but

你收到的收入、你的薪水會是同樣的百元，

So the real purchasing power of that $100,000 will be $90,000.

所以那十萬元實際上的購買力會是九萬元。

想像一下我們有一個完整的經濟體。

And in this economy we just have two houses as products and we have $2.

在這個經濟體裡，我們只有兩棟房子作為產品，還有兩塊錢。

Now this is a hypothetical example just to illustrate how the economy actually works.

這是一個假設性例子，只是為了說明經濟體實際上是如何運作的。

In this hypothetical example, one US Dollar is going to equal to one house.

在這個假設性例子中，一塊美元等於一棟房子。

The currency is created by the government or by the Federal Reserve to measure the value of existing goods in the economy.

貨幣是由政府或聯邦準備理事會創造的，用來衡量經濟體中現有商品的價值。

In this hypothetical example, one house will to $1.

在這個假設性例子中，一棟房子會是 1 美元。

If the government would suppose to increase the supply of money by 100%, let's say the government is going to introduce another $2 in the economy.

如果政府要將貨幣供應量增加 100%，假設政府要在經濟體中再推出 2 美元。

Now in this new economy, $4 will be chasing the exact same two houses which means that the price of a single house will be now $2.

在這個新的經濟體中，4 美元會去追逐完全相同的兩棟房子，這意味著一棟房子的價格現在會是 2 美元。

But the government just devalued the value of your $100,000 by 50%.

但政府卻讓你的 10 萬美元價值貶值了 50%。

You're still receiving the exact same hundred, but it can buy a lot less things.

你還是收到相同的 100 元，但它能買到的東西卻少了很多。

So the government can basically tax you without actually taking your money out of your account.

所以政府基本上可以對你課稅，而不用真的從你的帳戶裡拿走錢。

And this is by far the greatest tool the government has, because the government has a complete monopoly on the currency.

這也是政府擁有的最強大工具，因為政府對貨幣擁有完全的壟斷權。

That was not possible historically, because historically gold was money.

歷史上這是不可能的，因為歷史上黃金才是貨幣。

And government could not possibly just print gold out of nowhere.

而且政府不可能憑空印出黃金。

And you can't just duplicate duplicate gold that you can duplicate the US Dollars, but

而且你不能像複製美元那樣複製黃金，但是

If the government wants to increase the supply of dollars, all it has to do is literally just type extra digits in the computer.

如果政府想增加美元供應，他們所要做的就只是在電腦裡打幾個數字。

And suddenly, if there was $1 trillion in the economy, now there are $2 trillion.

突然間，如果經濟中有 1 兆美元，現在就有 2 兆美元。

Suddenly the value of the dollar went down by 50% and the value of your paycheck dropped by 50%.

突然間，美元的價值就下跌了 50%，你的薪水的價值也縮水了 50%。

So every time the government faces a crisis or a war, it has two options.

所以每次政府遇到危機或戰爭時，他們有兩個選擇。

Either it is going to raise taxes to fund that war or to fund that crisis.

要嘛他們會提高稅收來資助這場戰爭或這場危機。

In 2020, the US government distributed trillions of dollars to the American public.

2020 年，美國政府向美國民眾發放了數兆美元。

Now, I want you to stop for a moment and ask yourself, where did the government take those trillions of dollars?

現在，我想請你停下來想一想，政府的這些數兆美元是從哪裡來的？

If you want to take people's taxes and help people, better not to collect these taxes at all.

如果你想拿人民的稅金去幫助人民，那還不如根本不要收這些稅。

And because the US Government has been actually running a persistent deficit for years, if not decades, you know for a fact that that money did not actually come from taxes.

而且因為美國政府多年來，甚至數十年來，實際上一直在持續出現財政赤字，你確切知道這筆錢並不是真的來自稅收。

And that means that you are literally going to devalue the currency through quantitative easing.

這意味著你實際上會透過量化寬鬆來讓貨幣貶值。

Imagine you tell the American public that there is a war that is going to happen and we have to fund that war and we have to raise the taxes out of your pockets to fund that war.

想像一下，你告訴美國民眾，有一場戰爭即將發生，我們必須為這場戰爭提供資金，而且我們必須從你們的口袋裡加稅來為這場戰爭提供資金。

That is an extremely difficult case to make.

這是一個非常難以說服的理由。

You could do that in 1940s because that was a major world war, because the United States was directly attacked and that was a direct threat to the national security of the United States.

你在 1940 年代可以這麼做，因為那是一場世界大戰，因為美國直接遭到攻擊，而且那直接威脅到美國的國家安全。

So people realize that there is a good reason to raise taxes on the average American public to fund that war.

所以人們會意識到，為了資助那場戰爭而對美國普通民眾加稅是有充分理由的。

But if that war is so far away from the United States and that country did not attack the United States.

但如果那場戰爭離美國很遠，而且那個國家沒有攻擊美國。

It will be very difficult to sell that war to the American public and raise taxes on you.

要向美國民眾推銷那場戰爭並對你們加稅，將會非常困難。

But the government does not have to do that because the government can simply use the second option to devalue the currency and wage that war.

但政府不必這麼做，因為政府可以簡單地選擇第二個選項，讓貨幣貶值來發動戰爭。

And if you think that that didn't happen historically, then you're making a mistake.

如果你認為這在歷史上沒有發生過，那你就錯了。

Because this is not the first time that the United States is doing that.

因為這不是美國第一次這麼做。

And every single time the government is using this option, what is happening in the economy?

而政府每次選擇這個選項時，經濟會發生什麼事？

Trillions of dollars worth of wealth moves from the middle class from people like you to the hands of the top 1%.

實際上，價值數兆美元的財富從中產階級，從像你我這樣的人手中，轉移到頂層1%的人手中。

I know that some people will say that this sounds like a conspiracy, but

我知道有些人會說這聽起來像個陰謀論，但

that is how the economy works, whether you like it or not.

這就是經濟的運作方式，不管你喜不喜歡。

So back in 1955-1975, the United States has waged a war against Vietnam.

所以在1955到1975年間，美國對越南發動了一場戰爭。

And that was one of the most catastrophic wars in the history of the United States.

那是美國歷史上最災難性的戰爭之一。

How do you think the US Government financed that war?

你認為美國政府是如何資助那場戰爭的？

You have to pay the defense contractors to build the weapons, get you the ammunition.

你得付錢給國防承包商製造武器、提供彈藥。

And then you also have to pay the soldiers to go and fight the war.

還有，你也要付錢給阿兵哥去打仗。

Now after they come back from the war, you have to pay them because now they're veterans.

戰爭結束後，你得付錢給他們，因為他們是退伍軍人。

You have to take care of the people that fought your.

你必須照顧那些為你作戰的人。

But if you go back and take a look at the tax rates, the top marginal tax in the US back in 1950s and 60s was about 70 to 80%.

但如果你回去看看稅率，美國在1950、60年代的最高邊際稅率大約是70%到80%。

So can you possibly tell people that we gonna tax you 100%?

那麼，你有可能告訴大家我們要收你們100%的稅嗎？

Well, of course, that is not an option at all.

嗯，當然，這根本不是一個選項。

So how do you think the U.S. government financed the war?

那你覺得美國政府是怎麼資助那場戰爭的？

It simply started massively printing trillions of dollars to finance that war.

它們就開始大量印鈔，印了兆兆美元來資助那場戰爭。

And at that point, the United States was under the gold Standard.

當時，美國是實施金本位制的。

But by 1970s, the US government realizes that, wait a second, we have printed way more money than the amount of gold that we have.

但到了1970年代，美國政府意識到，等等，我們印的錢遠遠超過我們擁有的黃金數量。

So Nixon comes out and says that every single dollar is no longer going to be backed by gold.

所以尼克森就出來說，每一塊美元將不再由黃金支撐。

Now I want you to go back to that moment and I want you to imagine that you had $100,000 in your bank account.

現在，我希望你回到那個時刻，想像一下你的銀行帳戶裡有十萬美元。

Your $100,000 instantly lost probably about 96% of its value because gold prices rose.

你的十萬美元瞬間損失了大概96%的價值，因為金價上漲了。

The people on one side who held assets such as gold and houses, the price of this gold instantly soared.

一邊是持有黃金、房地產等資產的人，他們的黃金價格瞬間飆升。