The Men Who Sold America

Before we begin, let's get one thing straight. We are about to name names, and some of those names are Republicans, and some are Democrats.

If your first instinct is to get angry and defend your "team," then you are falling into the oldest trap in the book.

This is not about red vs. blue. The color of the jersey doesn't matter when both teams are owned by the same corporation.

The real people running this country don't have a party. They have a class. They are a permanent, unelected ruling class that moves silently between Wall Street and Washington. Their only loyalty is to their own power and their own wealth.

This isn't a conspiracy theory. It's a matter of public record. Let's look at the evidence.

Case Study: The "Blue" Jersey

The Player: Brian Deese

The Revolving Door:

• Step 1: Serve as a top economic advisor in the Obama White House.

• Step 2: Go through the "revolving door" to become a top executive (Global Head of Sustainable Investing) at BlackRock, the world's most powerful financial company.

• Step 3: Revolve back into the White House to become President Biden's top economic advisor (Director of the National Economic Council).

The Result: The man running the American economy came directly from the boardroom of a "New East India Company", ensuring the interests of Wall Street were embedded at the heart of government.

Case Study: The "Red" Jersey

The Player: Steven Mnuchin

The Revolving Door:

• Step 1: Serve as a 17-year partner at Goldman Sachs, a key engine of the Corporate State.

• Step 2: Go through the "revolving door" to become President Trump's Secretary of the Treasury.

• Step 3: Oversee a massive tax cut for corporations and a deregulation agenda that directly benefited his old colleagues, then revolve back out to run a new multi-billion dollar private investment fund.

The Result: The man running the American economy came directly from the heart of Wall Street, served its interests, and then returned to be rewarded by it.

This Is the Corporate State

Look at the pattern. A Democrat from BlackRock. A Republican from Goldman Sachs.

It doesn't matter who you vote for. The people in charge come from the same Wall Street club, and they always return to it. They write the laws, they manage the crises, and they always make sure their friends get paid.

Stop getting angry at the other team's fans. It's time to get angry at the owners of the stadium. The fight isn't Left vs. Right. It's The People vs. The Men Who Sold America.