The Blueprint, Part II: Asset-Stripping the Homeland
[Editor's Note: This is Part II of a two-part series. Part I, "The Blueprint, Part I: A Global Playbook", details how the model of financial conquest was perfected on the international stage. This article details how that same weapon is now being turned against the American homeland.]
A paradox defines modern America:
Financial markets hit all-time highs while the real-world quality of life for the majority stagnates or declines. Our roads crumble, housing becomes a luxury, and real wages stay flat.
This is not a coincidence. It is the logical and intended outcome of a system designed to asset-strip the nation.
The primary goal of the Corporate State is to convert the real, productive economy—our factories, our homes, our infrastructure—into abstract financial instruments that can be owned and controlled by a handful of giant asset managers. This is the central heist of our time, operating beyond the tired theater of Left vs. Right.
The blueprint was perfected in the 2020 crisis:
First, a crisis occurs.
Second, the Federal Reserve hires a private company like BlackRock to manage a taxpayer-funded bailout.
Third, this program uses public funds to buy the company's own financial products (ETFs), flooding the system with capital that is then used to acquire hard assets, most notably entire neighborhoods of single-family homes.
The result is that a home, once the bedrock of middle-class wealth and stability, is converted into a digital line item on a spreadsheet—a "rental income stream" for a global investment fund. The real economy is hollowed out to inflate the financial one. The American dream is being systematically liquidated.
The question for those who are paying attention:
Where do you see this blueprint being run next?
What other parts of our real economy are being packaged and sold?