Northern Michigan, northern Wisconsin and Minnesota are economically hurting. The lock-downs were designed to destroy private businesses to which it was very effective in doing so. You can see the damage it caused. Before tourism became a dependent income there, there was industry. Paper mills and manufacturing, commercial fishing, mining, and other manufacturing enterprises use to thrive up in these parts of the country.

This all started to change dramatically when Obama was elected. Soon afterwards the DNR started to make land claims with any dwellings (i.e. cabins, lodges, camps, businesses, etc.) that were bordering reservoirs and federally managed waterways. I knew a fellow who had a cabin on Lake Kabetogama in northern MN. It was in his family for more than 3 generations and they were ordered off their land because of the new policy.

The reason I mention this is because it is all part of the same pattern being seen in northern Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and other states. They want the people off their land, so that these regions can be exploited by the uber-rich. It's all part of the 2030 goal. Destroy their businesses and they will be forced to flee to the big cities for work.

A good example of a State that has really succumbed to out of state investors is Maine. It's a two-tier society, in which there's the uber-rich that come up from Boston and NYC and dominate the politics there and then there's the peasant class that work and scrape to survive. Many of these folks whether they wittingly or unwittingly know it, are shining the shoes for out-of-Staters for survival. Northern MI, WI, and MN are starting to see the same thing play out.