John D. Rockefeller (1839-1937) is often seen as the architect of a global blueprint for industrial dominance and extreme wealth concentration. As the founder of Standard Oil, he built what became the first truly dominant monopoly, at one point controlling more than 90% of the U.S. oil industry.

Through strategies like holding companies and trusts, he consolidated vast portions of the market while systematically eliminating competition—methods that went on to influence how modern multinational corporations centralize power.

Rockefeller didn’t just accumulate immense wealth; he helped shape the very framework of corporate capitalism. That legacy has made him a central figure in ongoing criticism of concentrated economic power, as governments around the world continue to grapple with regulating the kinds of systems he helped pioneer. But just wait until you learn that oil is an unlimited resource.

 

 

We are on the verge of bankruptcy now. That was always the plan. SS will automatically be reduced when debt hits a certain level.

 

 

ANALYSIS

Netanyahu only made things worse and is leaving defeated.

“Netanyahu: Iran Still a Threat to Israel, ‘But No Longer an Existential One’.”

Netanyahu said that Iran can still threaten Israel, but “can no longer threaten our existence.”

But there is nothing more defeatist than this. It is 100% defeatist rhetoric!

Netanyahu has always made the three objectives of the war clear:

1. Regime change

2. Limiting missile capabilities

3. Dismantling the nuclear program

He has achieved none of these objectives, but he has saddled Israel with $60-80 billion in losses from this war.

And here’s why I say that:

Each day of operations, including interceptors and material damage, costs between $1.5–2 billion, based on the spending during the 12-day war. The damages are still being calculated, and there are reports of thousands of compensation claims for direct damage caused by Iranian missiles.

The economic loss is estimated by the Israeli Ministry of Finance at $3 billion per week.

Netanyahu’s megalomania has created more problems than solutions.

If the Iranians hadn’t built a nuclear weapon before, now they have every reason to do so.

~ By Patricia Marins

April 2, 2026