Former Economic Hit Man John Perkins explains how Trump PERFECTED being too big to fail, and why Africa and Latin America should replicate his strategy: ‘Trump certainly was extremely successful at being too big to fail. He borrowed so much money from these banks, particularly Deutsche Bank and others, that they couldn’t allow him to fail… Because then they would probably go bankrupt, or at least their books would look very, very red, and they’d have mud on their face. So this whole idea of if you borrow so much that the lender becomes your partner and has to make sure that you don’t fail, Trump learned that very early in his real estate career, and he’s been practising it. Could this serve as an example for countries in Africa, Latin America, and other parts of the world? It could, I think, but only if they all unite. Because the problem is that this pillar of divide and conquer is so strong that if one country, let’s say Nigeria, tried to do this, then the pressure would be put on all the people, corporations working in Nigeria to stop working in Nigeria and move to one of the neighbouring countries in Africa that had very similar resources. So the way for it to work would have to be for all of these neighbouring countries to come together and decide that they’re all going to take a similar stand, and use the Trump model to be too big to fail.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇