How the Elite Destroyed Our Economy and Your Kids’ Future!

Dis­cov­er the shock­ing decline of Amer­i­can man­u­fac­tur­ing jobs. Learn how the shift to a ser­vice econ­o­my, cor­po­rate greed, and poli­cies allow­ing ille­gal immi­gra­tion have bank­rupt­ed the nation and crushed the Amer­i­can Dream. With the top 10% con­trol­ling 60% of wealth, the elite’s response to COVID deep­ened the cri­sis, leav­ing young fam­i­lies unable to afford homes. Find out why we can’t go back and what it’ll take to rebuild a future for our chil­dren.

• We have a major turn that has to be made in this coun­try. These jobs are gone. Bell South’s high­est report­ed num­ber of employ­ees was 131,500 at its for­ma­tion in 1983. Bell­South was bought by AT&T. AT&T peak employ­ment reached around 1M peo­ple dur­ing the 1950 and 1960s. West­ing­house­’s high­est employ­ment was 136500 in 1968. GM peaked at 877000, Ford 160000, Chrysler 167813. Top employ­ers: Exxon Mobil, US Steal, GE, Dupont, IBM, Lock­heed. The man­u­fac­tur­ing sec­tor had con­sis­tent growth in employ­ment adding 4 mil­lion jobs between 1961 and 1969. 
• These are turns that we have made that we can­not come back from and we have not built a future for our chil­dren. In the 80s we went from a man­u­fac­tur­ing econ­o­my to a ser­vice econ­o­my. We built the box stores, hotels, and restau­rants. We went into debt and bank­rupt our coun­ty and allowed the ille­gals to take our jobs. We can get all these ille­gals out and build the econ­o­my, but it will cost a lot of mon­ey and we will have to build the work eth­ic of these kids. 
• Peo­ple go togeth­er to cre­ate a slave econ­o­my in Amer­i­ca. When they cre­at­ed some­thing like COVID where the bil­lion­aire class has become so elite, they are not out there build­ing Amer­i­ca. Wealthy Amer­i­ca the top 10% holds a dis­pro­por­tion­ate share of the nation’s wealth, con­trol­ling 60% while the bot­tom HALF holds only 6%. These elite allowed COVID to hap­pen and made the rules that shut down the coun­try and real­ly hurt the pop­u­la­tions. 
• The abil­i­ty for a young fam­i­ly to buy a home and have a fam­i­ly is not avail­able to your chil­dren.