A few years ago, I ran across a thread on a forum (not .win) where someone claimed to be one of the Rothschilds. He said he would do a Q&A for anyone interested.

Several people joined in, asking questions, making accusations, etc. I found the thread several months after it was over, so I did not participate.

He covered a lot of different subjects. Some of what he said was clever, even brilliant. Some of what he said was almost inspiring. Yet at the same time, there was a dark element to it because he was clearly arrogant about it all.

One of the (many) things that stood out was his claim that "their" plan was to destroy the middle class in America, as a step towards total control.

I made mental note.

Fast forward to the past few years, and what do we have?

• The Covid scam.
• Covid scam used (in part) to justify the Fed driving down interest rates to all-time lows.
• BTW, he referenced how the Fed works, and did so in a way that I have suspected for years, but have never heard anyone say before. Bottom line: It is a scam to steal wealth, but with a lot of high-sounding verbage to justify it to the normies.
• The Fed's lower rates caused a mass inflow into home ownership, due to low mortgage rates.
• The higher demand drove up prices beyond normal, because it was affordable with lower payments.
• Then, the Fed reversed and jammed rates up high -- not gradually, but so fast that nobody could respond.
• The combination of higher rates and higher prices, along with "work from home" due to the Covid scam made the office commercial real estate market crash. Right now, I suspect "they" are buying up a lot of that property, right as companies are now starting to demand "return to the office" policies.
• These return to office policies will eventually mean that some of those residential real estate markets that went way up when people moved to better places will have to sell. We are starting to see the beginning signs of the residential real estate market crash.
• The Fed will lower their rates again, but I suspect it will be slow, making the residential real estate market unable to recover quickly.
• Meanwhile, "they" are also buying up residential properties using private equity funds. "They" are using this cycle to buy up as much as they can so that people have to rent, and can no longer afford to buy. They are also using propganda to convince the younger generations that renting is "smarter" than buying. Sure, until "they" jack up the rates and you are at "their' mercy.

When you look at what has been happening from the perspective of an orchestrated plan to destroy the middle class, it all fits together.

A few years ago, I ran across a thread on a forum (not .win) where someone claimed to be one of the Rothschilds. He said he would do a Q&A for anyone interested.

Several people joined in, asking questions, making accusations, etc. I found the thread several months after it was over, so I did not participate.

He covered a lot of different subjects. Some of what he said was clever, even brilliant. Some of what he said was almost inspiring. Yet at the same time, there was a dark element to it because he was clearly arrogant about it all.

One of the (many) things that stood out was his claim that "their" plan was to destroy the middle class in America, as a step towards total control.

I made mental note.

Fast forward to the past few years, and what do we have?

• The Covid scam.
• Covid scam used (in part) to justify the Fed driving down interest rates to all-time lows.
• BTW, he referenced how the Fed works, and did so in a way that I have suspected for years, but have never heard anyone say before. Bottom line: It is a scam to steal wealth, but with a lot of high-sounding verbage to justify it to the normies.
• The Fed's lower rates caused a mass inflow into home ownership, due to low mortgage rates.
• The higher demand drove up prices beyond normal, because it was affordable with lower payments.
• Then, the Fed reversed and jammed rates up high -- not gradually, but so fast that nobody could respond.
• The combination of higher rates and higher prices, along with "work from home" due to the Covid scam made the office commercial real estate market crash. Right now, I suspect "they" are buying up a lot of that property, right as companies are now starting to demand "return to the office" policies.
• These return to office policies will eventually mean that some of those residential real estate markets that went way up when people moved to better places will have to sell. We are starting to see the beginning signs of the residential real estate market crash.
• The Fed will lower their rates again, but I suspect it will be slow, making the residential real estate market unable to recover quickly.
• Meanwhile, "they" are also buying up residential properties using private equity funds. "They" are using this cycle to buy up as much as they can so that people have to rent, and can no longer afford to buy. They are also using propganda to convince the younger generations that renting is "smarter" than buying. Sure, until "they" jack up the rates and your at "their' mercy.

When you look at what has been happening from the perspective of an orchestrated plan to destroy the middle class, it all fits together.