by Ludger J. Borger
President, Borger Capital Group LLC
Hey everybody! Today, I’m diving deep into something that could completely change how you view the financial world. You might remember me mentioning this before, but we’re going to explore it in much more detail. I’m talking about David Rogers Webb’s book, The Great Taking. If you haven’t heard of it, get ready for some eye-opening insights.
What Is “The Great Taking”?
Webb, a former Wall Street insider, reveals what he believes is a massive, secret plan that’s been in the works for over fifty years. He calls it "The Great Taking." So, what does that mean? In simple terms, it’s a strategy created by central bankers and financial elites to take control of all collateral—yes, everything. This includes your bank deposits, securities, and even personal property if it’s tied to debt. The implications are huge.
A World Without Private Ownership?
Think about this for a second. You’ve worked hard, saved money, and invested wisely. But what if I told you that everything you own could be at risk? Webb argues that this isn’t just a wild conspiracy theory but something that’s slowly happening right now. The mechanisms of this plan are already in motion, and the scariest part is that most of us have no idea.
Imagine a world where private ownership is a thing of the past—where a select few control all wealth and resources. This is the world Webb warns us about, and he isn’t just guessing; he’s pointing to clear signs that this takeover has already begun.
The First Step: Digital Securities
One of the first steps towards The Great Taking was moving from physical share certificates to digital securities. At first, this seemed like a harmless update—a natural part of our digital world. But here’s the catch: without physical certificates, your ownership is no longer in your hands. Instead, it’s controlled by those who manage the databases where these securities are recorded.
Think about it: without tangible proof of ownership, your assets are just entries in a system someone else controls. And during a financial crisis, what’s stopping those entries from being altered, seized, or even erased? This is the chilling reality Webb highlights.
It’s Not Just About Securities
But it doesn’t stop there. In a major economic downturn—think 2008 but bigger—any asset linked to debt could be at risk. This includes your home, car, and business if you can’t meet your debt obligations. Legal traps are already set, just waiting to spring and potentially leave millions of people with nothing.
In the next part of this series, we’ll dive into how this plan could unfold in even more detail. For now, consider this a wake-up call. The financial world isn’t as secure as it seems, and it’s time to start thinking about how to protect yourself.
Stay Tuned for Solutions
Stay tuned! I’ll be sharing some practical solutions in the upcoming posts—steps you can take to safeguard your assets and your future. You won’t want to miss what’s coming next.
If you want a free personal consultation with me to discuss this topic in more depth and find some personalized solutions, click on this link https://calendly.com/borgercapitalgroup/30min to schedule a free 30-minute strategy call.
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