The Future of the United States: Capitalism, Sovereignty, and the Endangered Republic

Many argue that the end of capitalism in the United States of America (USA) could signal the end of the USA itself. But to fully understand this complex issue, one must revisit the historical roots of the United States and the nature of its economic systems.

Origins of the United States Corporation

Technically, the real United States of America ended with the Organic Act of 1871. This act established the United States Corporation, under which the District of Columbia functions. The USA has always operated with an adaptive form of capitalism, grounded in fundamental principles of real economics. These principles include three key species of capital: static capital assets with real value, transitive capital in the form of sound money, and human capital, which encompasses the skills, knowledge, and experience people bring to the marketplace.

Finance Capitalism and Political Economy

The prevailing form of capitalism in the modern era has become finance capitalism, which operates in concert with political economy. This economic system poses a significant threat to the United States, as its abandonment of the foundational principles that shaped the country could lead to its downfall. The rise of radical factions, often supported by foreign interests, threatens to undermine the nation's sovereignty and values.

The Current Threat to American Sovereignty

What currently threatens the United States is a total departure from the principles on which it was founded. Elements of society are promoting a false narrative that paints America as the epicenter of racism and social injustice. Furthermore, corrupt factions within the establishment political parties have teamed up with radical elements, including anarchists and Marxists, to implement a Machiavellian agenda. This strategy involves a long-term political game where the ultimate goal is to retake power in the future, regardless of the consequences for the American people.

The Machiavellian Agenda and Social Change

The establishment parties have essentially sidelined the democratic process to create a multilateral social program aimed at dispossessing and replacing the legitimate American demographics. This has been evident in the years leading up to the 2016 election. It's clear that these political factions have positioned themselves as an elite, de facto ruling class. They are willing to use any means necessary to maintain their power, including driving the nation into economic hardship and political divisiveness.

Sovereignty and the Endgame

The phrase 'A fortress has no meaning when the enemy is within' by Machiavelli aptly describes the current situation in the United States. The insidious threat comes not just from without but also from within the political and social structures. The corruption and betrayal within these structures have weakened the nation's resolve and resilience.

Recognizing the importance of sovereignty and the principles of capitalism that underpin it, we must consider the role of each individual in this national discourse. The fight for the future of the United States is not just a political struggle but a battle of ideas and principles. It's a fight to preserve the legacy of the founders and the rights of self-governance for future generations.

As we face these challenges, it is crucial to remain vigilant and informed. Understanding the complexities of capitalism, sovereignty, and the current threats to the Republic is the first step in protecting our nation. Together, we can work towards a future where the United States thrives and remains true to its founding principles.