by – L. Richardson
The government’s slow-motion economic takeover is not a distant threat but a pressing issue eroding the wealth and freedom of the middle class. This silent nationalization of the economy, unfolding before our eyes, is a stark reality that demands our immediate attention. The Federal Reserve’s money printing scheme, coupled with crushing debt and taxes, has become a weapon of mass financial destruction, threatening the very foundation of American prosperity.
This article is a call to arms, exposing the government’s war on the middle class and its relentless pursuit of a government-controlled economy. It sheds light on how stimulus policies are destroying America, the tools of tyranny such as inflation and currency manipulation, and the global money supply surge that benefits the elite while the average citizen suffers. But understanding is only the first step. The truth about financial repression and the government’s wealth confiscation plan will be revealed, and it’s up to us to take action and prevent the nation from sliding into economic serfdom and dependency.
The Global Liquidity Explosion:
Trillions Pumped into a Broken System
The world has witnessed an unprecedented surge in global liquidity, the amount of money or credit available in the international financial system. This massive influx of cash, trillions of dollars injected into the economic system, has far-reaching consequences for the global economy. Still, the middle class bears the brunt of these impacts.
Breakdown of the $4.7 trillion surge in global liquidity in just 3 months.
Global liquidity surged by $4.7 trillion in just three months in a staggering display of economic intervention. This astronomical figure, representing the most significant liquidity injection into the international financial system in such a short period, clearly indicates the scale of this financial maneuver and its profound implications for the world economy.
Federal Reserve panic and delay in balance sheet normalization—how they keep printing money.
In its panic to stabilize the economy, the Federal Reserve has consistently delayed normalizing its balance sheet. This delay has resulted in a continuous money printing cycle, further exacerbating the problem of excess liquidity. The Fed’s actions have included reducing the monthly redemption cap on Treasury securities from $60 billion to $25 billion while maintaining the cap on agency debt and mortgage-backed securities at $35 billion 2.
The chain reaction:
Stimulus policies in developed economies, E.U. Next Generation Fund, and massive deficit spending.
The global liquidity explosion has triggered a chain reaction of stimulus policies across developed economies. The European Union, for instance, established the Next Generation E.U. (NGEU) fund. This significant recovery plan aims to mitigate the economic and social impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and ensure a sustainable and inclusive recovery [11]. This fund commits an unprecedented €724 billion to support member states’ economic recovery 3. This massive financial intervention, coupled with deficit spending by governments worldwide, has further fueled the liquidity surge.
Globalists are driving this liquidity surge to entrap nations in debt and dependence.
From a nationalist perspective, this global liquidity explosion can be seen as a calculated move by globalist elites to entrap nations in debt and dependence. The surge in bond issuance by emerging and developing economies (EMDEs) has risen to unprecedented levels, with corporates issuing about $300 billion in 2014 compared to just $14 billion in 2000 4. This massive increase in external debt exposes these nations to significant currency risks. It makes them vulnerable to pro-cyclical investor behavior.
The global liquidity explosion, driven by the Federal Reserve’s money printing scheme and the actions of other central banks, poses a severe threat to the middle class and national sovereignty. As nations become increasingly indebted and dependent on global financial systems, the risk of economic serfdom and poverty for the average citizen grows. This slow-motion economic takeover by governments and international institutions is eroding the wealth and freedom of the middle class, pushing us towards a government-controlled economy that crushes individual prosperity.
The Result:
Debt, Declining Productivity, and Real Wage Destruction
The government’s slow-motion economic takeover has resulted in a devastating trifecta of debt, declining productivity, and absolute wage destruction for the middle class. This silent nationalization of the economy has far-reaching consequences, eroding hardworking Americans’ financial stability and future prospects. The impact on the middle class is severe, and it’s time to stand up and protect our economic future.
Analysis of the damage:
More debt, weaker productivity growth, and declining wages for the middle class.
The government’s relentless pursuit of a controlled economy has led to an unprecedented surge in global debt [12]. According to the Institute for International Finance, global debt amounted to nearly USD 300.00 trillion in 2021, at 356 percent of global GDP 1 [13]. This staggering figure represents a 30 percentage-point rise in the global debt-to-GDP ratio in just five years, placing an enormous burden on future generations.
As the government expands its influence through massive spending and financial repression programs, productivity growth has weakened significantly. This decline in productivity directly impacts the middle class, leading to slower wage growth and fewer economic opportunities. The erosion of purchasing power and higher taxes have created a perfect storm for financial hardship among average Americans.
Bank of America’s report on the rise of unproductive debt—new government debt yields less than 50 cents of GDP growth.
A damning report from Bank of America reveals the actual cost of the government’s debt-driven disaster. For every dollar of new government debt, the gross domestic product impact has slumped to less than fifty cents 2. This alarming statistic exposes the inefficiency of government spending and the toll it takes on the economy. The rise of unproductive debt is not just bad policy; it’s a deliberate strategy to weaken the middle class and increase dependency on government programs.
The U.S. vs. the Eurozone:
How this debt-driven disaster is unfolding across developed economies.
The debt crisis is not limited to the United States; it’s a global phenomenon affecting developed economies worldwide. In the Eurozone, the negative multiplier effect of new government debt is glaringly evident. Despite enormous stimulus plans and negative nominal rates, the euro area has stagnated for years 3. This parallel crisis across the Atlantic starkly warns of the dangers of unchecked government intervention and the failure of Keynesian economic policies.
This is intentional economic sabotage—it’s not just bad policy; it’s the elites’ plan to weaken you!
This isn’t just a series of misguided policies; it’s a calculated effort by the global elites to undermine the financial independence of the middle class. The government’s war on prosperity is designed to create a dependent subclass, easily controlled through economic manipulation. As they print money and accumulate debt, your savings are being silently confiscated through inflation and financial repression.
The Federal Reserve’s money printing scheme, coupled with crushing debt and taxes, has become a weapon of mass financial destruction. It’s time to wake up and recognize that this slow-motion economic takeover is pushing us toward economic serfdom and dependency. Protect yourself from inflation and financial repression, or you will become part of the government-controlled economy that crushes individual prosperity and freedom.
The Hidden Agenda:
Slow Erosion of the Middle Class
The government’s slow-motion economic takeover has a devastating impact on the middle class, eroding their wealth and freedom through a series of calculated policies. This silent nationalization of the economy is not just bad policy; it’s a deliberate strategy to weaken the financial independence of hardworking Americans.
How government policies are depleting middle-class savings and wages.
The government’s fiscal and monetary policies have systematically depleted middle-class savings and wages. By pumping trillions of dollars into the financial system, the Federal Reserve has created an environment of artificial growth that primarily benefits the wealthy while eroding the purchasing power of average Americans [14]. This massive influx of liquidity has led to a surge in global debt, which amounted to nearly USD 300.00 trillion in 2021, equal to 356 percent of global GDP 1. This staggering debt burden places enormous pressure on future generations and contributes to the slow erosion of middle-class prosperity.
The quiet expansion of government influence through inflation and wage stagnation.
The government’s influence has expanded quietly through the twin forces of inflation and wage stagnation. As the Federal Reserve continues to print money and delay the normalization of its balance sheet, the resulting inflation acts as a hidden tax on the middle class. Meanwhile, wage growth has failed to keep pace with productivity gains, leaving workers with less purchasing power despite increased output [15]. This disconnect between productivity and wages has been a critical driver of income inequality and the stagnation of living standards for low- and moderate-income Americans.
They are targeting YOU—your savings, your future. This is a slow-motion coup!
Make no mistake: this is a slow-motion coup targeting your savings and your future. The government’s war on prosperity is designed to create a dependent subclass, easily controlled through economic manipulation. As they print money and accumulate debt, your savings are being silently confiscated through inflation and financial repression. The Federal Reserve’s policies, coupled with crushing debt and taxes, have become weapons of mass financial destruction aimed squarely at the middle class.
This isn’t just a series of misguided policies; it’s a calculated effort by the global elites to undermine the financial independence of hardworking Americans. By eroding the value of your savings, stifling wage growth, and increasing your dependence on government programs, they are pushing us towards economic serfdom and dependency. It’s time to wake up and recognize that this slow-motion economic takeover is threatening the very foundation of American prosperity and freedom.
Financial Repression:
How the Elites Are Getting Rich While You Struggle
Financial repression, a tool wielded by the government and central banks, has become a weapon of mass economic destruction aimed squarely at the middle class. This insidious practice allows the elites to accumulate wealth while hardworking Americans struggle to make ends meet.
Explanation of financial repression:
Stimulus plans fueling markets and bubbles, but families and small businesses are left behind.
The government’s stimulus plans and monetary policies have created an artificial growth environment that primarily benefits the wealthy. By pumping trillions of dollars into the financial system, the Federal Reserve has inflated asset prices, creating bubbles in the stock market and real estate [14] [16]. Meanwhile, families and small businesses must catch up, struggling with stagnant wages and limited access to capital.
The scale of this financial manipulation is staggering. Global liquidity experienced a surge of $4.7 trillion 1 in just three months. This massive influx of money has far-reaching consequences for the global economy and the middle class, fueling markets and bubbles while doing little to improve the lives of average Americans.
Neo-Keynesian policies:
Why do the elites celebrate, but the middle class is impoverished.
The neo-Keynesian policies embraced by the government and central banks still need to deliver on their promises of economic prosperity for all. Instead, these policies have created a system that enriches the elites while impoverishing the middle class.
The Federal Reserve’s ultra-low interest rate policies have encouraged financial market exuberance, leading to painful financial meltdowns. During these crises, the exploding debt of financial institutions is transformed into public debt to ensure economic stability 2. This process socializes losses while privatizing gains, benefiting the wealthy at taxpayers’ expense.
The system is rigged to keep the rich getting richer while you are left with less buying power and more taxes.
The truth is that the system is rigged to keep the rich getting richer while the middle class is left with less buying power and a higher tax burden. Financial repression has resulted in savers earning rates less than the rate of inflation, eroding the purchasing power of hardworking Americans 3.
This slow-motion economic takeover by the government has devastating consequences for the middle class. As the Federal Reserve continues to print money and delay the normalization of its balance sheet, the resulting inflation acts as a hidden tax, silently confiscating savings and destroying financial futures.
The elites celebrate as their wealth grows while you struggle to make ends meet. It’s time to wake up and recognize that this government-controlled economy is crushing the middle class and pushing us toward economic serfdom and dependency.
The Soft Landing Myth:
A Gradual Erosion of Purchasing Power
The central banks’ lie about a “soft landing” is slowly eroding salaries, savings, and economic freedom. While economists and policymakers tout the possibility of moderating growth and inflation without a recession, the reality for the middle class is far more sinister. This slow-motion economic takeover by the government is gradually eroding the purchasing power of hardworking Americans.
The central banks’ lie:
The “soft landing” slowly erases salaries, savings, and economic freedom.
Despite the Federal Reserve’s claims of managing the economy like a well-oiled machine, the truth is far more complex. The Fed’s reliance on quantitative easing as an antidote to economic downturns has created a dangerous illusion of stability. In fact, this approach only increases the risk of stagflation, where slow economic growth combines with high inflation to squeeze the middle class 5.
Higher taxes, declining currency power—a calculated, gradual financial squeeze.
The rising fiscal and debt imbalances show the government’s war on the middle class. As government deficits soar, the inevitable consequences are higher taxes, higher inflation, or higher debt in the future 5 [17]. This calculated financial squeeze is slowly but surely eroding the economic freedom of average Americans.
The declining value of the U.S. dollar has a devastating impact on people’s purchasing power [18]. As the currency loses value, imported products become more expensive, leading to a general price rise—inflation 6. This silent wealth confiscation plan is part of the government’s strategy to create a dependent subclass easily controlled through economic manipulation.
Warning:
There is no soft landing for you—it’s a controlled descent into economic slavery!
The harsh reality is that there is no soft landing for the middle class. The government’s slow economic takeover pushes us towards a state of economic serfdom and dependency. As the private sector is squeezed and crowded out by increasing government intervention, the prospects for genuine economic growth and prosperity diminish 5.
The warning signs are evident, and ignoring them is irresponsible. The rising government deficit, coupled with the erosion of consumer confidence and savings, paints a grim picture for the future of the middle class 5. In July 2023, the personal savings rate was a mere 3.5 percent, well below the pre-pandemic average of 6.9 percent 5.
The government’s relentless pursuit of a controlled economy, fueled by massive spending and financial repression, is gradually eroding the financial stability and future prospects of hardworking Americans. It’s time to recognize that this slow-motion economic takeover is not a path to prosperity but a controlled descent into economic slavery.
Stimulus Policies:
The Failed Keynesian Model
The government’s relentless pursuit of Keynesian economics has resulted in a series of failed stimulus policies that have deepened the economic crisis rather than solved it. These policies, rooted in John Maynard Keynes’s theories from the 1930s, have proven ineffective in addressing the complex financial challenges of our time.
An analysis of back-to-back stimulus plans and why Keynesian economics has failed.
The recent stimulus packages, totaling over $850 billion in Economic Impact Payments alone 7, still need to deliver the promised economic recovery. While these payments may have temporarily alleviated some financial hardships, they have not addressed the underlying structural issues plaguing the economy. The Keynesian model assumes that increased government spending will boost aggregate demand and stimulate economic growth. However, this approach ignores the potential negative consequences of such interventions.
Governments adding new programs on top of the previous failures—endless promises of a turnaround.
Despite the evident shortcomings of previous stimulus efforts, governments continue to pile on new programs, promising economic turnarounds that never materialize. The American Rescue Plan, for instance, included payments of up to $1,400 per person 7. Yet, the long-term benefits of such policies still need to be investigated. These endless promises of economic revival through government intervention have only served to deepen the dependency of the middle class on state handouts.
Hard truth:
They know these policies don’t work, but they keep pushing them to deepen your dependence on the state.
The uncomfortable reality is that policymakers are well aware of the ineffectiveness of these stimulus measures. Critics argue that economic stimulus can delay or prevent private sector recovery from the natural causes of a recession 8. Yet, they continue to push these failed policies not to stimulate the economy but to deepen the middle class’s dependence on government support. This slow-motion economic takeover is eroding the financial independence of hardworking Americans, pushing them toward a state of economic serfdom.
The Federal Reserve’s money-printing scheme, coupled with crushing debt and taxes, has become a weapon of mass financial destruction. It’s time to recognize that this government-controlled economy is not a path to prosperity but a calculated effort to undermine the middle class and increase dependency on government programs.
Inflation and Financial Repression:
Absorbing Your Wealth
The government’s slow-motion economic takeover has a devastating impact on the middle class through inflation and financial repression. These tools of tyranny are systematically eroding the wealth and purchasing power of hardworking Americans, pushing them towards economic serfdom and dependency.
OECD projections:
Inflation is 3.5%, and growth is 3.3% in 2025—they’re lying about the actual cost.
The OECD’s projections of moderate inflation and growth rates mask the true extent of the middle class’s economic crisis. These optimistic forecasts fail to account for the long-term consequences of the government’s reckless fiscal and monetary policies. The reality is far more grim, with the purchasing power of savers being steadily eroded by inflation rates that outpace wage growth.
Financial repression and taxation:
80% of OECD countries suffer from inflation above their central banks’ targets.
Financial repression has become a widespread phenomenon across OECD countries, with governments using various measures to keep interest rates artificially low. This policy results in savers earning rates less than the inflation rate, effectively acting as a hidden tax on their wealth 9. The consequences of financial repression include reduced purchasing power for savers and retirees, inefficient resource allocation, and potential capital flight as investors seek higher returns elsewhere.
Global policy warning:
There is a coordinated effort to absorb private wealth and create a subclass of dependents.
The alarming trend of declining public wealth in rich countries over the past 50 years reveals a coordinated effort to absorb private wealth and create a subclass of dependents. In the U.K. and the U.S., national wealth now consists entirely of private wealth, as net public wealth has become negative (-30% of national income) 10 [19]. This shift has significant implications for the government’s ability to tackle inequality and address critical challenges of the 21st century, such as climate change.
The Federal Reserve’s money printing scheme, coupled with crushing debt and taxes, has become a weapon of mass financial destruction aimed squarely at the middle class. It’s time to recognize that this government-controlled economy is not a path to prosperity but a calculated effort to undermine the financial independence of hardworking Americans.
Conclusion:
What You Can Do to Protect Yourself from the Economic Takeover
The government’s slow-motion economic takeover has a devastating impact on the middle class, eroding their wealth and freedom through calculated policies. This silent nationalization of the economy, driven by massive money printing, crushing debt, and hidden taxes, threatens the very foundation of American prosperity. The Federal Reserve’s actions, coupled with financial repression and inflation, have become weapons of mass financial destruction aimed squarely at hardworking citizens.
To protect yourself from this economic hijacking, diversifying assets, investing in tangible goods, and eliminating personal debt are essential to safeguarding your financial future. Additionally, staying informed and spreading awareness about these economic manipulations is vital to holding the government accountable. By taking these precautions and remaining vigilant, you can shield yourself from the government’s attempts to create a dependent subclass and preserve your economic independence in the face of this ongoing financial assault [20].
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