You Will Own Nothing: Your War with a New Financial World Order and How to Fight Back

Imagine a world where the most profound battles are waged not in distant lands, but within the invisible currents of our daily lives. This is the world of World War F—a financial war fought with the tools of policy, currency, and technology. It is a conflict where the victors are not always those with the largest armies, but those who control the flow of money, the rules of commerce, and the gates of opportunity.

In this war, the adversaries are not foreign invaders, but familiar faces: government officials enacting sweeping regulations, corporate executives steering global agendas, and tech titans who hold the keys to our digital existence. Their weapons are subtle yet powerful—stimulus packages that favor the few, inflation that erodes your savings, and digital platforms that monitor every transaction. The battlefield is everywhere: in your bank account, your job prospects, and even your ability to speak freely.

Consider how, in times of crisis, trillions of dollars can move overnight from the hands of small business owners to the coffers of multinational corporations. Or how a single policy change can put home ownership out of reach for millions, while enriching a select few. These are not accidents; they are the result of deliberate strategies, often coordinated behind closed doors by those with the most to gain.

Yet, the story is not one of despair, but of awakening. To understand this new kind of war is to reclaim your agency within it. By recognizing the patterns—how governments, global elites, and Big Tech form alliances to centralize control—you begin to see the chessboard for what it is. The first step in any journey of healing and resilience is awareness, and this section invites you to open your eyes to the hidden currents shaping your life.

As we move forward, remember: the war for your autonomy is not fought with bullets, but with choices—yours and theirs. And every choice, no matter how small, is a step toward reclaiming what matters most. In the next section, we will explore the tools of social credit and digital control, and how they shape the boundaries of freedom in our interconnected world.