Yes, countries like the U.S. and Germany rely on money printing, which is translated in different means. It’s about playing around with debt and monetary policy as the fiat lords wish. They don’t just print cash but use tools like quantitative easing and bond issuance to keep everything flowing. Governments run deficits, central banks step in, and liquidity floods the system. Inflation, when managed, helps pay off debt with cheaper money. It’s not taxes alone—it’s this whole structure of borrowing, debt monetization, and sometimes mild inflation that allows them to fund massive foreign aid and military spending. This system keeps the machine going, even if the numbers don’t always add up on the surface.