Decoding the Great Heist: How the Wealth Transfer Machine Operates

An Advanced Financial System or a Diabolical Heist? The financial world is undergoing a significant transformation. Some view it as the natural evolution of an advanced financial system; others, however, perceive it as a calculated scheme designed to strip American households of their wealth and, ultimately, their freedoms. This upcoming shift will likely result in the destabilization of the dollar. It will affect those who hold the majority of their wealth held in dollars or dollar-denominated assets. We’ve all heard of “wealth transfer,” a term that’s been increasingly used from the fringes of economic discourse to mainstream financial circles. How does this alleged wealth transfer work? Wealth transfer creates a false sense of financial security. It's orchestrated by powerful financial groups to quietly move wealth from ordinary Americans, who often can't understand the complicated rules and systems designed to benefit the elite. This process enriches some at the expense of many, often without their knowledge. Before we dive deep into this, let’s first revisit the foundations of this strategy. Foundations of Deception: The Gold Standard and Its Abolition Throughout most of its history, the U.S. dollar was backed by physical gold. This was the one factor that ensured its monetary value and stability. This dollar-gold relation began changing when America underwent periods of significant turmoil, such as World War I and the Great Depression. In 1933, under Executive Order 6102, Americans were required to exchange their gold for U.S. dollars. This devalued the dollar overnight. As a result, Americans lost 42% of their currency’s purchasing power. Fast forward to 1971, facing a potential economic collapse due to insufficient gold reserves, President Nixon ended the gold standard. This allowed the Federal Reserve to print money without gold backing. Hence, the Fed was granted unprecedented control over the money supply. In short, the Fed had a near-total monopoly over money. Unexposed Fact #1: The Illusion of Ownership Since 1971, the financial sector has innovated its instruments and tools, leading to the digitization of securities. This transformation centralized the ownership of stocks through the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) and its subsidiary, Cede & Co., which now legally owns the majority of publicly traded stocks. IN FACT, CEDE & CO. OWNS OVER 80% OF ALL PUBLICLY TRADED STOCKS. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? IT MEANS YOU DO NOT LEGALLY OWN YOUR STOCKS! Let’s back up and examine this claim. When you own stocks through a financial institution like Bank of America, you essentially have a shared legal claim on those stocks. However, if Bank of America faces financial troubles or goes bankrupt, even due to fraud or illegal activities, they have the legal right as a secured creditor to use your stocks first to settle their debts. This means that in the eyes of the law, your stocks aren’t fully yours. Now, you might think the money in your bank account is safer, but that leads us to another hidden truth. Unexposed Fact #2: Bail-In Realities Opening a bank account is often perceived as the safest way to store wealth. As you probably know, banks use your deposits to make loans, lending out more than the bank has on reserve. It’s called fractional reserve banking. Sometimes, banks make risky investments, thanks to a federal rule called Regulation D. This rule allows banks to temporarily move your money into their accounts to fund these risky bets. Normally, this isn’t a problem when banks profit—your money returns safely. But what if the banks start losing? The financial crisis of 2008 showed us the risks when banks gamble with customer deposits. Despite the billions lost, the root issues were never fully addressed. Today, banks have enormous exposure to risky financial derivatives. For instance, JP Morgan Chase has about $60 trillion in derivative exposure, against $3 trillion in assets. Globally, derivatives total more than a quadrillion dollars. Regulation D and similar laws make you even more vulnerable in a financial system that could collapse under its own weight. IN A BANK BAIL-IN, BANKS CAN LEGALLY USE YOUR DEPOSITS TO SAVE THEMSELVES FROM GOING BANKRUPT. This has already happened, as seen in Cyprus in 2013 when depositors' money was used overnight to stabilize failing banks. The U.S. has similar legal frameworks in place, and your bank can legally take your money if it faces insolvency. Unexposed Fact #3: Currency Reset and the Hyperinflation As mentioned earlier, your dollar-denominated assets might not truly be yours and that the cash in your wallet is losing value rapidly. Since the dollar was separated from gold in 1971, it has lost almost all of its original purchasing power. Despite this, the U.S. has maintained its power largely because the dollar is the global reserve currency. However, countries like China, Russia, and Saudi Arabia are starting to move away from using the dollar, which will eventually significantly decrease its value. If the demand for dollars drops sharply, the results could be disastrous. The U.S. would struggle to borrow money, leading to massive import costs, more money printing, and even higher taxes. This could cause a never-ending economic decline and lead to hyperinflation, essentially making the dollar worthless. In such a crisis, how will Americans provide for their families? A Soon-to-Be Unexposed Fact: Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) In response to financial crises, central banks, including our own Federal Reserve, are going to launch central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). This will spell the end of your financial privacy and freedom. Imagine every transaction you make, monitored. Your digital wallet becomes a tool for surveillance, with the government dictating what and how much you can buy. Say the wrong thing online? Your account gets frozen. You can even forget saving; your digital money might just expire if you don’t spend it quickly to "boost the economy." This is the future of finance—where Uncle Sam and the Fed will exercise complete control over your finances. In other words, we're headed for a currency reset—one that strips away what little financial freedom remains. When it hits, and it will, we'll be left powerless. What Can Americans Do? To safeguard against these potential financial disruptions, investing in physical gold, a safe haven asset, is strongly recommended. Gold retains its value and can serve as a reliable form of wealth protection, independent of the traditional financial systems and their vulnerabilities. Understanding these hidden truths is crucial for preparing and protecting yourself from the potential upheavals in the financial system. By considering alternative investments like gold and staying informed about the shifts in financial regulations and practices, you have a chance at navigating these challenges with your wealth intact and in your possession.