We're watching our own execution in slow motion.

Amazon just announced plans to cut up to 30,000 jobs. By 2033, they'll replace 600,000 human workers with robots. The math is simple: automation saves them 30 cents per warehoused item. That adds up to $12.6 billion between 2025 and 2027.

This isn't about efficiency. This is about control.

The Addiction We Can't Quit

Think about an addict. They always claim they can quit anytime. They believe they're still in control.

That's America right now with AI and technology.

Tech companies have woven AI so deep into our daily lives that we can't function without it. Try going a week without your phone, without GPS, without Amazon. The dopamine mechanisms have already captured society.

We're past the point of pulling back. The dependency is complete.

Mass Layoffs Are Just the Beginning

The workforce purge is accelerating. Companies are replacing workers with AI at a rate most Americans don't comprehend.

Each automation implementation eliminates 10 to 20 team members. Amazon alone plans to avoid hiring 600,000 workers by 2033 through automation. They're targeting 75% of their operations for full automation.

The pattern is clear across every major corporation:

Profits up. Workers out.

These companies post record earnings while cutting thousands of jobs. Amazon saves billions. Microsoft cuts 15,000 positions. Google expands AI capabilities while reducing headcount.

This isn't financial necessity. This is strategy.

The Perfect Economic Trap

Here's where it gets sinister.

Multi-national corporations profit from every angle of the collapse. They short the stock market during downturns. They buy up assets when prices crash. They expand profits through automation. Then they capitalize on government subsidies demanded by the unemployed and desperate.

The sequence looks like this:

Mass AI layoffs hit. Workers can't afford to live in our current inflation environment. Unemployment spikes. People become dependent on government assistance. That dependency slides us closer to socialism than most Americans want to be.

The corporations win at every stage. They profit from the destruction AND the dependency.

When AI Becomes a Weapon

Google's AI recently fabricated elaborate false information about conservative activist Robby Starbuck. The system created fake quotes, fake news articles, and fake sources to support the completely invented claims.

This wasn't a glitch. This is power.

When millions of Americans depend on AI-generated information to make decisions, tech elites control reality itself. They shape what you believe is true. They determine what information you can access. They decide which voices get amplified and which get erased.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai testified before Congress and walked away untouched. The questions were soft. The accountability was zero. Tech analysts said he emerged "almost entirely unscathed."

That's the arrogance of power. They're drunk on it.

The Future They're Building

The workforce model coming is stark: one human overseeing 10 to 50 robots. In some operations, one person will manage hundreds of automated systems.

AI systems will spare intelligent humans who can work with the technology. Everyone else faces obsolescence.

This creates a new class system in America. Tech elites and AI-fluent knowledge workers at the top. Everyone else fighting for scraps at the bottom.

That's the economic power shift happening right now.

What Patriots Need to Understand

This is in its beginning stages.

The more people who consciously reject this system, the better chance we have. We need a majority on board. When enough Americans refuse to participate, markets will be forced to shift.

Look at what's happening in Europe. One country proposed copyright laws that restrict AI from using faces, voice printing, and human replication. They allow citizens to pursue penalties if tech firms violate those protections.

That's the kind of resistance we need here.

The tech elites are collecting far more data than we know. They're much further along in the AI takeover than they admit. We may already be there.

But recognizing the rope around our necks is the first step to loosening it.

The Choice Ahead

American liberty has always required vigilance. Our founders understood that freedom demands constant defense against those who would control us.

The battlefield has changed. The weapons are digital. But the fight remains the same.

We're watching corporations engineer economic dependency. We're seeing AI systems fabricate reality. We're witnessing the consolidation of power into fewer and fewer hands.

The question is whether enough Americans will wake up before the rope tightens completely.

This isn't about resisting progress. This is about preserving the economic independence that makes freedom possible. When you depend on the system for survival, you can't challenge the system.

That's the trap. That's the plan.

And that's why we need to start building alternatives now, before the choice is taken away completely.