by Ludger J. Borger
President, Borger Capital Group LLC
Welcome back! If you’re still here after the first post, I’m glad you’re ready to dig even deeper. Last time, we talked about David Rogers Webb’s idea of The Great Taking—a plan that could potentially take away everything you own. Today, let’s explore how this plan might actually happen.
The Role of Global Finance
How does a plan like this even begin? It starts with the financial systems we use every day—banks, markets, and the laws that govern them. Webb argues that these systems have been quietly changed over the past few decades to set the stage for The Great Taking.
For example, think about the shift from physical share certificates to digital securities. It seemed harmless, right? But without those physical certificates, your ownership is no longer in your hands. Instead, it’s controlled by those who manage the databases.
Digitalization: A Double-Edged Sword
Digitalizing securities and assets might have made things more efficient, but it’s also made them more vulnerable. Everything is recorded electronically now, so control over these assets has shifted from individuals to centralized institutions. In a crisis, these institutions hold all the power.
Imagine another financial meltdown—bigger than 2008. As people default on debts, these institutions could use the fine print in contracts to seize assets linked to those debts. This could result in massive amounts of wealth being transferred from ordinary people to a small elite almost overnight.
Legal Traps: Hidden Clauses
But this isn’t just about repossession. Webb describes a more sinister strategy. He suggests that hidden legal traps are designed to facilitate a massive transfer of property from the public to a select few. It’s not just about wealth—it’s about control, and control is the ultimate goal of The Great Taking.
For instance, many financial contracts have clauses that seem harmless under normal circumstances. But during a crisis, these clauses could be activated, allowing for the rapid confiscation of assets. It’s like a legal minefield where one wrong step during an economic downturn could cost you everything.
A Global Power Shift
This isn’t just a national issue—it’s global. Central banks around the world are connected, and the policies they implement can have global impacts. What happens in the U.S., Europe, or Asia can quickly affect markets worldwide. The elites behind The Great Taking know this and have positioned themselves to benefit from the interconnectedness of global finance.
In our final post in this series, we’ll discuss the practical steps you can take to protect yourself from becoming a victim of The Great Taking. For now, just know that the financial world is rigged in ways most of us can barely comprehend, and the stakes have never been higher.
Looking Ahead: Your Next Move
If you’re still with me, you’re probably wondering, “What can I do about this?” That’s exactly what we’ll cover next. The final part of this series will focus on practical steps you can take to protect yourself and your assets from The Great Taking. Stay tuned and get ready to take control of your financial future.
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