The Economic War on the American People: Rising Poverty, Destroying Stability, Political Deception, and Deliberate Manipulation Pushing Violence and Unrest Across the Nation

A perfect storm is rising over America, and it is tearing the nation apart piece by piece. In the last few years, we have seen how fast this country can collapse into something resembling the Third World. Americans watched their savings evaporate, their wages collapse, and their ability to buy food vanish almost overnight. Political greed, corruption, and the deliberate engineering of hatred have divided the people beyond repair. Millions have lost their jobs, their pensions, and their security. In real terms, Americans have already lost a third of their savings, and this is only the beginning.

This is not a temporary crisis. This is the systematic collapse of everyday life in the United States. The economy is disintegrating. The rule of law is breaking down. Civil peace is vanishing. Inflation is not just rising—it is destroying the purchasing power of millions of families. Americans are becoming poorer by the day, unable to afford the basic necessities of life. The signs are everywhere: inflation raging, food shortages, militarized streets, riots already breaking out. America looks less like a functioning democracy and more like a society on the edge of civil war.

The government insists there is no recession, that everything is stable. But anyone who lives in reality knows the truth. You do not need manipulated statistics to see it. You see it when you open your wallet. You see it when you check your bank account. Families in Missouri, Ohio, Nevada, Pennsylvania and across the country already know we have been in a recession for years. The truth is plain, even if Washington tries to bury it.

Wall Street has turned this destruction into a profit machine. Every time a corporation lays off workers, stock prices go up. Every time wages are cut, the elites celebrate. The economy has become so twisted that human suffering is now considered “good news” for investors. But the financial class ignores a simple fact. Those workers who lose their jobs are also consumers. They were the ones buying products, paying for services, keeping the machine running. When enough Americans are unemployed and broke, there will be no one left to buy what the corporations sell. That will be the breaking point.

The collapse has been building for years. The cost of living has crushed working families. A trip to the grocery store now feels like being robbed. Milk, eggs, bread, and meat have doubled or tripled in price. Gas and electricity bills are unbearable. People no longer ask how to save for the future. They ask how they will keep their homes warm, how they will pay their rent, how they will keep water running. What kind of superpower cannot even guarantee food and heat for its own citizens?

As the economy falls apart, politics grows more dangerous. President Donald Trump has deployed National Guard troops into major cities. Washington, D.C. is now a militarized zone. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed these troops are armed and authorized to enforce order. Trump has already suggested these deployments could last indefinitely, with Chicago and other cities next. When a government must use its military against its own people, democracy has collapsed. This is martial law in everything but name.

On the streets, the desperation is growing. Homeless camps multiply, crime explodes, and hopelessness spreads through entire communities. A new wave of protests is building, and a nationwide uprising is no longer impossible. America faces a deadly contradiction: preparing for foreign wars while losing control of its own population at home.

The law is no longer a shield for ordinary citizens. It has become a weapon used against them. Agencies that should protect the people are now used to control them. When law fails, when order breaks, survival becomes the only law left.

America now stands on the edge of mass unrest. Riots are not a prediction. They are imminent. We already see the sparks: protests, mass theft, looting, violent clashes with police. The pressure is unbearable, and it will explode. When families cannot eat, when there is nothing left to lose, desperation turns into violence.

The social contract is broken. Trust in government, in banks, in media, even in neighbors, has collapsed. America is more divided than at any time in its history. The elites prepare for war abroad while ignoring the war brewing in their own streets. Civil war is not just possible. It is the path we are on.

This is why preparedness is no longer a choice. It is the only option. Secure your home. Reinforce your doors and windows. Install cameras and alarms. Use natural barriers. Train guard dogs. Prepare a safe room. Stock food and water. Have an escape plan. Do not expect the government to protect you. It won’t. It is preparing to protect itself.

America is collapsing. The middle class is being erased. The poor are being pushed into desperation. The government is preparing for domestic war. And soon the streets of America will erupt.

The time for denial is over. The storm is here. Riots are not coming. They are beginning. Civil war is not impossible. It is becoming unavoidable. Economic collapse is not a warning. It is our reality. The America that once existed is gone. What remains is a failing empire devouring itself from within.

And I say this with urgency: the final days of peace are ending. The America of stability, prosperity, and law is dead. What comes next is survival in chaos. The only question is this: will you prepare to endure, or will you be swept away when the fire consumes the republic? The storm is no longer approaching. It has already begun.