The truth is you can print money and borrowing and buying bonds and skip the payments playing smart with the system but not for ever you can do that until critical point of inflation.
When you have reached to the point
https://zumbaliciouscrew.com/en/blog/how-to-start-a-beginner-friendly-at-home-zumba-workout/ when inflation is high then you can not just print money but you need real value real assets commodities food agriculture products oil gas and all kind of this things what we need to use daily.
If you don't control those markets and you are out of them you either leave your nation and country business and leadership because you know all your society will collapse anyways because you can't print money and you don't have access to real things!
Last option: Everbody knows! You take your military and going to take those real things like oil gas..... question is also what can stop Europe to invade Qatar? There is no military defence the country is small and it would be good for example for france to control gas of Qatar and it could be done quite fast i assume in few days france will go in and invaded and done, If not Qatar but 100% sure Marcon will invade some nations If he stay on power there is no signs that he will step out so definately he is up to fight for his economic power and will use military because If he don't do that he don't have any of the resources to sustain this economy in france and Europe no there is no choise but to go hard ways.
For me look like QATAR easy target and nobody really going to help them i don't think USA will interupt france If they want to take Qatar over.
So anyways countries need real things like oil gas and those who got nothing will go and take it one way or another that's for sure.
That's even possible that they will invade russia that will be france jackpot definately oil and gas and all the other things
What you’re describing doesn’t line up with how real-world economics or geopolitics actually work, and the scenario you’re imagining is not realistic for several reasons.
First, countries can’t just “print money” freely without consequences. Central banks operate within legal, political, and market constraints. Inflation does matter, but long before a country reaches “collapse,” interest rates, bond markets, and political pressures force policy changes. No Western country is anywhere near the point where they would consider military action to “take resources” because of inflation. That isn’t how modern economies function. Second, invading a sovereign country for its resources is not a viable or legal strategy in the modern world. Europe, France, or any NATO member launching an unprovoked invasion would instantly destroy their global standing, trigger massive economic sanctions, and almost certainly provoke military responses far beyond what they could handle. NATO members are also bound by treaties and international law. They cannot just decide to invade a resource-rich state because “they need oil.”
Regarding Qatar specifically, it is not an undefended free-for-all target. It hosts major U.S. military bases, including Al Udeid, the largest U.S. base in the Middle East. Any attack on Qatar would involve directly attacking U.S. forces, which would trigger an immediate and overwhelming military response. So the idea that “USA won’t interfere” is simply not grounded in reality. As for Russia, the idea that France—or any European country would invade a nuclear-armed state is beyond unrealistic. Nuclear deterrence alone makes such a scenario impossible.
Modern economies secure resources through trade, partnerships, investment, energy diversification, technology, and diplomacy, not conquest. The era of countries invading others for raw materials ended many decades ago; the costs are vastly higher than any possible gain. I get that you’re trying to think about how nations secure real value in a world of inflation and debt, but military conquest is not part of the toolkit in 2025. It would be catastrophic for any nation that tried it.
