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Banking Collapses: When Empires Eat Themselves
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Money builds empires. But when it dies, it drags entire civilizations down with it.
From the marble halls of ancient Rome to the glass towers of modern Wall Street, financial collapse has haunted humanity like a recurring nightmare. In this episode of Rearview Mirror Chronicles, we open the vault on three devastating meltdowns: a liquidity crisis in 33 AD that brought the Roman elite to their knees, the South Sea Bubble of 1720 that turned speculation into madness, and the 2008 fall of Lehman Brothers—the spark that set the global economy on fire.
These weren’t just crashes. They were reckonings, the moments when confidence gave way to chaos, when greed outpaced reason, and when the illusion of control shattered.
So the question isn’t how did it happen? It’s why does it keep happening?
Join Keith as he dissects the anatomy of financial disaster—where power, hubris, and fear collide… and the price is always paid in silence and ruin.
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