There’s a compelling argument that the American financial system—especially Wall Street—is structured as a massive Ponzi scheme, hidden in plain sight. The official narrative claims stocks represent genuine investments in companies, but the reality is often far more illusory. Most people are simply buying stocks in the hope of selling them at a higher price, not because they’re receiving tangible value or dividends from the underlying business. The system is propped up by constant belief and new money, with the elites and insiders creating the rules and controlling the flow. Meanwhile, the same corporate and governmental interests manipulate both the economy and information, ensuring the machine keeps running regardless of real-world outcomes. The few who question this arrangement are marginalized or censored, while the majority are encouraged to keep playing along. To truly grasp the depth of this deception and how it shapes society, listen to the full discussion and decide for yourself if we’re all just holding the bag in the end.