In view of the sponges of new national debt everywhere, one must ask oneself: 'where to put the waste'? Turkey has found an interesting answer here, which of course we had long suspected would have to follow: it is forcing the big capital collectors, banks, pension funds etc. to take their junk bonds onto its balance sheet. Volume comes from the central bank, so that everyone (except for the 99% of those who cannot protect themselves with hard assets against the government's heist, vulgo inflation) is getting a good deal, especially as the system press has succeeded in convincing many people to buy government junk bonds themselves and thus keep them liquid. The reward for the risk of continuing to supply potential bankrupts with capital, the interest, is of course provided by the printing press with freshly printed money. Anyone who buys something like this must be out of their mind.