Although the political pundits proclaim the economy is exploding, with stock spiraling indefinitely upwards, and national wealth increasing beyond belief, the people at large, the untold billions laboring around the world to create a better tomorrow, are simply being left behind. Indeed, the middle class, the class traditionally believed to be the backbone of society, is dying as the dinosaurs of history did from the lack of an ecosystem to support them.

For instance, the median yearly wage in America today is a paltry $30,533. This amounts to half of Americans making less than $2,500 per month in income. And since the latest federal poverty level statistics for a family of five is $29,420, the median family is now practically at the poverty-class losing sight of the middle-class. To add further insult to injury, a whopping 68% of Americans make less than $50,000 per year, a total which author Charles Hugh Smith estimated was less than half the amount each household needed to live a middle class lifestyle. Inflation, to say the least, is killing the American dream.

If the people are not seeing the fruits of their labor, then who exactly is enjoying the benefits of all the alleged increases in the most productive age in recorded history. The answer to this question, a question the Money, Media and Management Elites wish you wouldn’t ask, let alone answer, is the increases are funneled into Money Power’s Financial Matrix, a matrix conveniently protected by the Management Power’s State apparatus, while the Media Powers spew an endless stream of propaganda to convince the befuddled masses that all is well in never-never land.  Unbelievably, most people continue to drink from this bucket of balderdash.

After all, so long as the Money Power is allowed to run the Financial Matrix, perform monetary activities considered criminal if anyone else performed them; so long as the matrix is protected by the money-hungry Managers of the State; and finally, so long as the whole system is vigorously defended by Corporate Media owned by the same Money Powers, how can the common person get a fair opportunity to achieve? Can the reader see, at least in outline form, the problem here? The Money Powers have created the mythical Philosopher’s Stone, a stone believed to turns base metals into gold, but they don’t need base metals or gold to perform their magic tricks. For in the modern money making formula, computer digits are turned into bank money, protected by our State and promoted by our Media. Unjust, unfair, and unconscionable!

Be that as it may, I am not a pessimist by nature and through the power of Mobile Revolution, the C-4 Project was born. Coming in 2019. imagine a partnership with hundreds of brand name Content merchants, teamed up with innovative Commerce payment processing technologies, and shared through the word-of-mouth expertise of the LIFE Community. The 3C’s mentioned above dream of adding a fourth “C”, a Crypto currency that will be immediately accepted across 70,000 locations in the USA alone and soon to span the globe across millions of locations. Through marketing agreements, we will provide discounts to customers and members and even free cryptocurrency every time someone purchase from one of our partner stores. Yes, this has the potential to completely alter the course of middle-class history and turn the tide on its eminent demise.

Impossible, unbelievable, if not downright Utopian you say? I don’t blame you, for it’s a tall order to do something this radical. But I’m tired of simply cursing the darkness and I’m ready to light a candle and I don’t believe I’m the only one. Instead of constantly criticizing the old, why not actually do something that changes it. Why not create the new that makes the old irrelevant. Perhaps, like the Founding generation of yesteryear, there is still a group of men and women who would pledge to each other their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor to do something good and great in generation that celebrates the bad and evil.

If this blog speaks to you, please comment and tell me what part you desire to play in the revolution.

Sincerely,

Orrin Woodward