Why did Stalin lose the Warsaw Pact countries?

Stalin was an incompetent person in the field of world finance.

He did not know thoroughly the history of the Bank of England, the Bank of the US Federal Reserve.

How the principle of partial coverage of these banks works.

That by issuing a loan of a million dollars, this receipt was the basis for printing a new 80 million dollars.

After 1947, the United States issued about 17 billion loans to Europe, which means that it printed another 150 billion dollars for itself in the United States.

And the USSR did not make such a usurious model, so the Warsaw Pact countries went to the West, which gladly gave them any loans.


Since 1948, the US money supply began to grow exponentially and sharply overtake the USSR money supply.

This was the reason for the collapse of the USSR.

In 1945, the USSR should have called the KGB and asked them to make a report within a month on how the financial lending machine in the United States works.

And put on the table a plan for how we can create such a machine.

But this was not done, 50 years were lost.

The USSR was destroyed.

50 years later, this car is shown in the 1996 film MASTER OF MONEY