They hate that we know how the system works

They hate that we know how the system works:

They hate that we know how the system works.

The Internet figured out the loophole in the fraudulent game Wall Street has been playing for decades and now it’s going to flip the whole world on its head.

People underestimate the power of the Internet. 

Never do that.

When the DTCC, NSCC, Robinhood and WallStreet shut off buying for Gamestop in January, it created a Barbara Streisand effect.

The Barbara Streisand effect is a phenomenon when hiding or censoring information has the unintended consequences of increasing awareness of that information, often via the Internet.

All the January squeeze did was increase the amount of people buying into the short squeeze and looking into the market.

Now the Internet has uncovered fraud that may make Enron look like small potatoes.

Citadel is at the head of all of this, and if/when they get liquidated, everything changes.

But this goes back to my original point, they hate that we know.

Wall Street and the government hates when its citizens are informed about how the system actually works.

Henry Ford said it best ‘it is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.’

It was supposed to happen in 2008 with Occupy Wall Street, but that didn’t change anything.

You know why?

Because Wall Street got bailed out and the bankers were allowed to keep their fat bonuses while the rest of the world economy suffered and people lost everything.

Now it’s different because the Internet is going to hit them where it hurts the most – their bank accounts.

Their egos can’t handle being played by a bunch of apes online who make memes and have serious discussions about people sticking watermelon in their ass (true story – check superstonk).

But this is also why this movement is so amazing – you have Pulitzer prize type investigative journalism next to some of the funniest memes you’ve ever seen in your life, and it’s all part of the same community.

It’s people young and old, white, black and yellow all from different walks of life who’ve learned how Wall Street has been playing their dirty game for too long.

The key to all of this was education. Open access to information. People working together in the name of a goal greater than themselves.

One of the largest network effects the world will ever know that will be studied for decades to come.

DFV told Youtube and Reddit what was happening, just like Michael Burry. Ryan Cohen caught on, bought up a ton of shares, and put a plan in place to turn Gamestop into the next Esports giant.

Then Reddit found out what Wall Street was doing, and the price started to skyrocket.

So Wall Street tried to unplug the game. Don’t do that against the Internet.

All it did was cause millions more people to jump into the fold, do research and share it online. People kept piggy backing off their research, looking for solid evidence to confirm and deny theories, and then sharing it with the community.

Then even more people jumped in and it created this positive feedback loop where now millions are about to have their lives changed.

The largest redistribution of wealth in the history of the market.

And it all happened because people got educated.

They hate that we know how the system works because their flaw just got exposed.

Now it’s going to bring down the world economy while millions of people around the world have their lives changed forever.

What a crazy time to be alive.