Finance Strategy
Operational Mechanisms
🦠 Necrocene
🔮 Sustainability Theorems
A cross-domain analysis of Political, Economic, Cultural, and Ecological theories.
Political Theory
Disenfranchise
Economic Theory
Monopolize
Cultural Theory
Social Dysregulation
Ecological Theory
Dehumanization
The Financial Weapon: Using money as tool for social control and extraction.
📑 Observations
Establishing a triage containing observations of social experience.
🪞 Self-Enquiry
How does the financial system actively Disenfranchise communities while enabling capital to Monopolize essential resources, and how does this lead to the Social Dysregulation we see around us?
🩺 Diagnosis Questions
1. Does finance serve speculative or extractive purposes over productive ones?
2. Are monetary policies designed to concentrate wealth?
3. Does debt enforce dependence?
Related Variables
- Wealth distribution ratios
- Access to credit metrics
- Financialization of economy
"We can't release funds that might reach terrorist organizations."
🩻 Targeted Organ
The Hands
Capacity for creating real value
🧾 Rationale
To prevent economic independence and maintain control through financial stranglehold.
💉 Extraction/Cultivation
Withholding Their tax revenues; destroying productive capacity; controlling all banking transactions.
😷 Defense/Propagation
TINA: (There is no alternative) Framing the financial blockade as necessary anti-terrorism measures.
❌ Tetrad Analysis
- Object of Perception: Economic Relationships
- ENHANCES: Capital mobility; wealth concentration; speculative profit; debt leverage
- OBSOLESCES: Productive investment; economic democracy; community wealth; real value creation
- RETRIEVES: Debt peonage and usury, but with global reach and sophistication
- REVERSES INTO: Financialization detaches from real economy, creating bubbles and systemic collapse risk
📝 Partial Diagnosis
Weaponized Finance: Financial systems are used to disenfranchise, monopolize, and disrupt social regulation, enforcing inequality.
⚗️ Research Repository
🔮 Engagement Circle
🧊 Life Course
🎓 Case Study
Subprime Mortgage Crisis (2007-2008)
The systematic targeting of communities of color with predatory loans demonstrates how finance strategy operates through disenfranchisement (removing homeownership), monopolization (consolidating bank power), social dysregulation (destroying community wealth), and dehumanization (treating homes as abstract financial instruments).
Sources: Federal Reserve Economic Data | NBER Crisis Analysis | Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission Report
📚 Literature
"Debt: The First 5,000 Years" by David Graeber (2011)
Graeber's anthropological analysis reveals how debt functions as a tool of disenfranchisement and social control, creating conditions for monopolization and dehumanization through financial relationships.
