Why Nothing Will Ever Change… Until It Does

There’s a reason America feels broken—because in many ways, it is. But it didn’t happen overnight. It wasn’t a single decision, law, or president. The system was set up to fail a long time ago.

Rootless Corporations and the Illusion of Loyalty

Once upon a time, American companies were local. Manufacturing was done here. Business was done here. Owners lived in the towns where they employed people. There was accountability—human connection. Now, most large corporations have no country. No loyalty. No accountability. Just shareholders and balance sheets.

“For the love of money is the root of all evil...”
—1 Timothy 6:10

We live in a time when global giants like Amazon and Walmart dominate the landscape. If you’re a small business owner today, just to make what amounts to minimum wage, you practically have to manufacture your goods overseas. Why? Because the system has been engineered to reward the outsourcing of labor and penalize local production.

And these same corporations, with hundreds of shell companies and subsidiaries, do their banking in offshore havens like the Cayman Islands—dodging taxes while waving the American flag in their advertising. That’s not patriotism. That’s profit worship.

The Disappearing “Mom and Pop” America

Even the small-town businesses you think are locally owned? Many are just brands bought out by private equity firms, keeping the original name to maintain the illusion of authenticity. It's not “Joe’s Coffee” anymore—it’s “Joe’s Coffee™️,” owned by an investment group in Manhattan.

“Woe unto them that decree unrighteous decrees, and that write grievousness which they have prescribed.”
—Isaiah 10:1

We’re watching the soul of a nation sold off, one transaction at a time.

The Dollar Isn’t What You Think

The U.S. dollar is the world’s reserve currency—but that title comes with more strings than most people realize. As a trading currency, its power is built more on perception and control than on real value. Every time the Federal Reserve prints trillions, the dollar’s foundation weakens.

And still, we have presidents and policymakers talking about tariffs like it's the fix-all.

Tariffs aren’t inherently wrong. But tariffs without fundamental reform to the Federal Reserve and monetary policy? That’s like patching a sinking ship with duct tape.

“A false balance is abomination to the Lord: but a just weight is his delight.”
—Proverbs 11:1

When Laws Aren’t Even Read

One of the biggest betrayals to the American people comes not from foreign adversaries, but from within—the legislative process itself. In 2020, President Trump signed a $6.2 trillion stimulus bill, reportedly without reading it. He signed the front page for the cameras. But what was in those thousands of pages?

If he had read it—and I mean really read it—he could’ve stood before the American people, yellow highlighter in hand, and said, “What’s this nonsense?” He could’ve refused it. He could’ve sued the lawmakers who drafted it under fraudulent terms.

Because here’s the reality: if any lawyer signed a contract they hadn’t read and caused harm to their client, that’s negligence—and grounds for legal action. So why do lawmakers get a free pass?

Legal Liability and Congressional Negligence

Let’s break it down:

  1. Negligence: Lawmakers have a duty to read and understand bills. If they don’t, and harm comes to the people (their clients), it’s negligence.

  2. Fraud: If they pretend to read a bill, knowing it’s stuffed with pork and lobbyist language, that’s deception. That’s fraud.

  3. Misrepresentation: By not thoroughly reviewing legislation, lawmakers violate their role as representatives. Representation means informed consent. If they don’t read it, they can’t consent on our behalf.

  4. Voidable Laws: In contract law, if a contract is signed under misleading or negligent terms, it can be voided. Shouldn’t the same apply to bills turned into laws?

“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge...”
—Hosea 4:6

If the people are the client—and the president is their elected advocate—then the president has the authority, even the responsibility, to challenge and expose these fraudulent practices.

The AutoPen Problem

Let’s go even deeper. Many laws and executive orders are “signed” not by hand but by AutoPen—a machine that replicates a signature. That’s not a signature. That’s a forgery with permission.

Would you accept a contract signed by a robot on behalf of your lawyer without your knowledge?

“Let your yea be yea; and your nay, nay...”
—Matthew 5:37

There’s no transparency. No accountability. No consent of the governed. Just pre-signed policies passed in the dark.

Where Does It End?

It ends when someone sues.

It ends when a president stands up and says, “No more unread bills. No more AutoPen. No more hiding behind 5,000 pages of legalese.”

It ends when We The People demand lawful representation—not corporate puppets, not career politicians, not passive presidents.

“If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?”
—Psalm 11:3

The answer is: build again.

In Closing

This isn’t just about Trump. It’s not about Biden either. It’s about a broken system that has betrayed its people for decades. And until we call it what it is—fraud, negligence, deception—nothing will ever change.

But if even one leader rises up and dares to challenge it all...

Then everything can.

“And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.”
—Ephesians 5:11

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