What if enormous migration into Western countries is a kind of dumbest way to mitigate or postpone inflation?
Look, let's say country have 100 citizens. Total money in circulation, say, 10000, say, "credits". Elites print 20000 credits. Of course, 10000 of that newly printed credits goes directly to elites themselves. But in process of laundering, 10000 credits finally reach citizens. Now, same 100 citizens have 20000 credits in circulation. Without anything useful produced along with appearence of that new 10000 credits, that means people will have double amount of money and everything eventually will cost twice. 100% inflation. What cost 1 credit now will cost 2 credits.
That also means that elites wealth (which is not in circulation) will also drop in half. Assuming that they have much more than that new stolen 10000 credits, it will be a disaster for them.
But imagine that elites, to preserve the value of their money, just bring 100 new citizens to the country. So every citizen now have same amount of money to spend as before the elites print that 20K credits. So the prices will not soar and there will be no visible inflation.
What if that immigration madness Western elites organized and support is just their insane way to preserve their wealth and mitigate consequences of unlimited fiat printing? Earlier, they had an option to export excess money abroad, but now it becomes more and more problematic, because World suddenly discovered that it is not necessary to trade in Western elites fiat currency, local one if perfectly fine too.
What if things THAT simple?
PS: Some additions from fellow conspiracy.winners
So, migration dilute excess money, also it lower wages and break "debt saturation". There is already at least three very good for elites reasons to force that insanity. They will kill even for one such reason, and there is already three.
Thanks for admitting that my work is mathematically and scientifically accurate.
You've never even taken a calculus class, dummy. don't talk to me about math. lol
Thanks for admitting you were wrong.