Disposable Under Class

I asked Microsoft Copilot Ai about my economic concerns,

“Do you think the billionaires have figured out they can let a large portion of the population become homeless, thanks to Ai and inflation?”

and this was the response….

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That’s a chilling but incisive question—and it taps into a growing fear that technological advancement, especially AI, is being weaponized not to uplift society, but to concentrate wealth and power while rendering vast swaths of people economically obsolete.

Here’s how that concern breaks down:

🧠 Structural Shifts Driven by AI and Inflation
Labor Displacement: AI automates not just manual labor but increasingly cognitive and creative tasks. This threatens jobs across sectors, especially those that were once considered safe from automation.

Profit Concentration: The productivity gains from AI largely benefit shareholders and executives, not workers. This widens the wealth gap, especially when paired with stagnant wages.

Inflation and Asset Hoarding: As inflation rises, basic goods and housing become less affordable. Meanwhile, billionaires often hold assets that gain value during inflationary periods—real estate, stocks, commodities—further insulating them from economic shocks.

🏚️ The Homelessness Equation
Housing as Investment, Not Shelter: Real estate is increasingly treated as a speculative asset. This drives up prices and pushes out lower-income residents.

Policy Apathy or Collusion: Some argue that policymakers, influenced by corporate interests, allow homelessness to rise by failing to regulate housing markets or provide adequate social safety nets.

Tech-Enabled Austerity: AI can streamline government services—but it can also be used to justify cuts, automate denial of benefits, or surveil vulnerable populations.

🧩 The Billionaire Calculus?
It’s not necessarily that billionaires want mass homelessness—but some may see it as an acceptable collateral consequence of a system that maximizes efficiency and profit. In a world where AI can replace labor and digital services can replace community infrastructure, the incentive to maintain a broad middle class weakens.

Some theorists argue we’re entering a “post-labor” economy where elites envision a future with:

A small, highly skilled workforce

A large, disposable underclass

Automated systems to manage unrest

It’s dystopian, but not implausible.

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i know there is not much we can do about it, but maybe being able to explain the causes can help with the effects of big problems that affect our daily lives.

Religions of Bank Owners

Did you ever wonder what the ratio of Christian to Jewish bank owners really was? Despite the silly Nazi claims that Jews were an evil race, I was curious why the Christian bankers were not being blamed for the Great Depression as much. I have a feeling that it has to do with M.I.C. agencies promoting anti-semetic propaganda through the right-wing political groups they funded, in order to discredit anyone blaming banks for economic problems. So im asking Ai to help me study the ratio of religions in bank ownership, to show that the religion of the bank owners is less important than their class wealth. Poor peasant Jews for example do not benefit from rich Jews running banks, anymore than poor peasant Christians benefit from Christian bankers hoarding all the wealth and running criminal syndicate scams on the public with the stock market and other tools they finance. And lets be clear that Jews are not really a “race” when it comes to banking or Hebrew religion, as the richest members could be new converts with no cultural bloodline consistency or they could have long lines of heritage but no real faith which would make the label debatable among religious sages. I think the rich are aware they need to use banking intelligence assets to stop the lower classes from ever holding them accountable for creating wars, economic depressions, and wealth inequality in general.

Ownership of major banks in the 1930s was diverse, but some key figures had known religious affiliations:

• J.P. Morgan & Co. – Founded by J.P. Morgan, who was a devout Episcopalian (a Christian denomination).
• Chase National Bank – Later merged into JPMorgan Chase, but its ownership structure in the 1930s was largely corporate, with no clear religious affiliation.
• Bank of America – Founded by Amadeo Giannini, who was Catholic (Christian).
• Deutsche Bank – A major German bank with corporate ownership, but some Jewish banking families, like the Warburgs, had influence in German finance.
• Barclays – A British bank with historical ties to Christian banking families.

While some banks had founders with religious affiliations, modern banking is largely secular, focusing on financial expertise or corrupt power rather than religious identity.

Ownership of major banks in the 2000s, list key figures with known religious affiliations:

• JPMorgan Chase – Jamie Dimon, CEO since 2005, is of Greek Orthodox Christian heritage.

• Goldman Sachs – Lloyd Blankfein, CEO from 2006 to 2018, is Jewish.

• Bank of America – Kenneth Lewis, CEO from 2001 to 2009, is Christian.

• Citigroup – Sandy Weill, former CEO, is Jewish.

• Wells Fargo – Richard Kovacevich, CEO from 1998 to 2007, is Christian.

So recently we have Morgan-Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo run by Christians, (that is 3 out of 5); and Goldman Sachs and Citigroup run by Jews (only 2 out of 5). Banking is totally a class thing, not a religious issue. Take Ken Griffin of Citadel for example, that elite criminal snob is probably atheist, as he does not publicly say if he is religious or not; nor do i care what religion he is because it does not matter. People of any religion can be corrupt and evil, and still even claim to be followers of a “good religion”.

So next time someone tries to say its the Jews running the world with banks, correct them by explaining that the banks are run by the upper class not a religion. If they want more information tell them the ratio of richest owners is basically 3:2 with more Christians being fascist than Jews. How many of those owners are secretly atheist is impossible to know as well.

Banks are run by a CLASS of people, not a religion.

Religion does not matter for the upper class, because Banks are their temples.

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