I'm curious...what games are the oligarchy playing now exactly?

What is their endgame?

Do they see a tremendous profiting opportunity that they are helping to orchestrate, or have they just lost control on the situation?

Inquiring minds what to know...

it is a script, almost.

That is the game they are playing... the US is dying as an empire.

And right now they just said... folks you got an unstable government structure...

(Unless China is now and I missed it). Why would they do this or allow it to happen? Surely it will hurt them in the process.

and the Chinese Middle Class is actually larger than ours, by raw numbers together with India.

larger than all of the Eurozone.

they also want to privatize everything & charge tolls, fees, etc. Like they did in post Soviet Russia, same playbook, basically.

They operate on a global scale. Corporations are global now and it's a world market. There is
no use for an empire in global economy. In fact, empires are contradictory to the success of
global corporations. Empires are full of educated, free people who expect decent wages, benefits,
free speech and fair working conditions.

Globalists need a world full of peasants who are willing to work for a few dollars a day under
harsh, pitiful circumstances. It's cheaper that way and good for profits. How in the world could
a globally suppressed worker pool exist if we've got well-paid workers strutting around in the United
States--raising the bar for everyone?

These bastards want the bar lowered.

There is no use for the United States empire any longer. We are a drag on the goals of the globalists.

Price hikes at the pump in sight.

We didn't even get one days drop at the pump.

Milton Freidman utopia.

Oh then there is destroy Mr. President and undo any good that he done for the economy.

We may be witnessing the wealthy factions going to war.

At everyone else's expense, of course.

fighting each other.

Question is, what entities are on which teams? As the politics involved are byzantine.

Imagine Medicare converted to a voucher program--billions of public dollars shunted to private insurers, a higher cost for seniors and worse care. Imagine Social Security reformed to individual accounts as Bush would have had them. I don't think either of these will happen, but the push will be for some replacement of wholly public services with government subsidized private services. Charter schools or Medicare Part D from the perspective of the pharmaceutical industry are good examples of this.

by inflating the dollar. That way, they can get two workers for the price of one.