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Witness of History

#Hyperinflation is always deliberate.

If you want a young forest that has a bright #future of #growth and #abundance, you first need to burn down the old one.

From the perspective of the populace, hyper-inflation is pure chaos. From the perspective of a #government, hyperinflation is the fastest way to reset a #monetary #system to regain #control and #stability, especially if the people have already lost a lot of #confidence in the old system. It doesn't take much to set the thing ablaze.

Hyperinflation is rapid, excessive, and out of control general price increases in an economy.
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Saxafi Media

Why hasn't #Somaliland gained #InternationalRecognition despite decades of #Stability & #Democratic governance? New video explores the #Geopolitical factors holding it back. Watch the discussion with Prof. Aleksi Ylonen: #Africa #Geopolitics

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SaxafiMedia · Somaliland’s Case For Recognition: What’s Holding The World Back? | Saxafi MediaSince 1991, Somaliland has operated as a de facto independent state, with its own government, elections, military, and currency—yet it still lacks international recognition. With growing U.S. interest due to its strategic location near major shipping lanes and its reputation for democratic stability, the spotlight is once again on whether Somaliland deserves formal statehood.
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