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The author, Miles Mathis, argues that the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent reopening of the country are a cover for a massive financial heist orchestrated by Wall Street and the Federal Reserve. He dismisses the Bill Gates/vaccine angle and oil companies as secondary distractions. The primary goal, he claims, is for bankers to exploit a manufactured crisis by driving up the National Debt to enrich themselves through loans and the acquisition of toxic assets. Mathis highlights the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet expansion, particularly the rapid increase in recent months, stating that US taxpayers will be responsible for these debts. He contends that “socialism checks” from the government are not free money but a prelude to massive wealth extraction.

Mathis traces the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet growth from 2008, when it was around 6 trillion, with over 1.5 trillion in toxic assets from “too big to fail companies.” He asserts that roughly $5 trillion has been stolen from US taxpayers in under 12 years, benefiting the wealthy. He cites a New Republic article that admitted US billionaires grew 10% richer in three weeks during March and April 2020, while others went broke, suggesting this wealth transfer is ongoing and has led to billionaires worldwide octupling their wealth since 2007.

Mathis suggests that even those who dismiss him as a “poor artist and physicist” should examine the raw data, pointing to a YouTube creator who presents government graphs and statements, implying this information is being allowed out by an “opposition” to the bankers. He believes that because the public, military, CIA, and oil companies did not stop the 2008 theft, the bankers are now targeting these entities as well.

He predicts an impending “covert civil war” that began around 11 and is now poised to erupt openly, not as street fighting, but as a coup, possibly presented as a military coup. This, he believes, will be led by an alliance of the CIA, military, and oil companies to take over from the “crazy” bankers, seize hidden assets, and erase fake debt. He dismisses the idea that Donald Trump’s election represented a reset, calling it a stolen election with no impact on the Federal Reserve’s actions or the “corona hoax.”

Mathis argues that both the bankers and their opposition have recognized the American public’s passivity. The bankers are exhibiting irrational theft, akin to addicts, while the opposition sees the public as unwilling to act. He interprets the continued availability of critical information on platforms like YouTube and various media outlets as a sign of this opposition, suggesting a fascist state would not allow such dissent. He believes the opposition initially hoped to use the public to pressure the bankers, but the scale of the current “heist” indicates the bankers will not back down without force. If they succeed, he warns, nothing will remain for social programs or anyone outside the banking billionaire class, leading to the privatization of military and intelligence agencies due to stinginess.

On a positive note, Mathis observes resistance from churches and individual business owners filing lawsuits, citing examples in Kentucky and California (including Elon Musk). He advocates for businesses to open and then sue, forcing the state to initiate legal action. He criticizes the media for framing resistance as right-wing, asserting that opposition comes from across the political spectrum and is likely driven by the highly educated, liberal, or libertarian white-collar segment, not conservatives. He identifies the drivers of the “corona hoax” as the Federal Reserve, Goldman Sachs, wealthy Jews, and old-money families in banking, DHS, and pharmaceuticals, who are not liberal. He concludes by emphasizing the need for broad alliances against the Federal Reserve, media, and vaccine makers.

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The author, Miles Mathis, argues that the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent reopening of the country are a cover for a massive financial heist orchestrated by Wall Street and the Federal Reserve. He dismisses the Bill Gates/vaccine angle and oil companies as secondary distractions. The primary goal, he claims, is for bankers to exploit a manufactured crisis by driving up the National Debt to enrich themselves through loans and the acquisition of toxic assets. Mathis highlights the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet expansion, particularly the rapid increase in recent months, stating that US taxpayers will be responsible for these debts. He contends that “socialism checks” from the government are not free money but a prelude to massive wealth extraction.

Mathis traces the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet growth from 2008, when it was around 6 trillion, with over 1.5 trillion in toxic assets from “too big to fail companies.” He asserts that roughly $5 trillion has been stolen from US taxpayers in under 12 years, benefiting the wealthy. He cites a New Republic article that admitted US billionaires grew 10% richer in three weeks during March and April 2020, while others went broke, suggesting this wealth transfer is ongoing and has led to billionaires worldwide octupling their wealth since 2007.

Mathis suggests that even those who dismiss him as a “poor artist and physicist” should examine the raw data, pointing to a YouTube creator who presents government graphs and statements, implying this information is being allowed out by an “opposition” to the bankers. He believes that because the public, military, CIA, and oil companies did not stop the 2008 theft, the bankers are now targeting these entities as well.

He predicts an impending “covert civil war” that began around 11 and is now poised to erupt openly, not as street fighting, but as a coup, possibly presented as a military coup. This, he believes, will be led by an alliance of the CIA, military, and oil companies to take over from the “crazy” bankers, seize hidden assets, and erase fake debt. He dismisses the idea that Donald Trump’s election represented a reset, calling it a stolen election with no impact on the Federal Reserve’s actions or the “corona hoax.”

Mathis argues that both the bankers and their opposition have recognized the American public’s passivity. The bankers are exhibiting irrational theft, akin to addicts, while the opposition sees the public as unwilling to act. He interprets the continued availability of critical information on platforms like YouTube and various media outlets as a sign of this opposition, suggesting a fascist state would not allow such dissent. He believes the opposition initially hoped to use the public to pressure the bankers, but the scale of the current “heist” indicates the bankers will not back down without force. If they succeed, he warns, nothing will remain for social programs or anyone outside the banking billionaire class, leading to the privatization of military and intelligence agencies due to stinginess.

On a positive note, Mathis observes resistance from churches and individual business owners filing lawsuits, citing examples in Kentucky and California (including Elon Musk). He advocates for businesses to open and then sue, forcing the state to initiate legal action. He criticizes the media for framing resistance as right-wing, asserting that opposition comes from across the political spectrum and is likely driven by the highly educated, liberal, or libertarian white-collar segment, not conservatives. He identifies the drivers of the “corona hoax” as the Federal Reserve, Goldman Sachs, wealthy Jews, and old-money families in banking, DHS, and pharmaceuticals, who are not liberal. He concludes by emphasizing the need for broad alliances against the Federal Reserve, media, and vaccine makers.