They aren't going for broke. A few billions dollars really isn't that much money. My suspicion is that it's something similar to the Capitol incident. They allow something to happen that is relatively negligible but then turn around and hype it to the masses as something catastrophic that requires more erosion of freedom and more concentration of power. That's all they've been doing for a solid year. It would certainly be consistent. I can't say exactly what their plan is because there are too many factors. What I can say for sure is they intend to dump the market at a minimum level of the Dot-com bubble. Valuations have never been this high before. For example Tesla is valued 2,000 times higher than earnings, or the equivalent of buying a loaf of bread for $4,600. [They're valued as high as the entire auto-industry combined, even though their revenue is 98% lower](https://pic8.co/sh/PvSCuJ.jpg) Many companies are at similar levels of absurd valuations. It's unclear what will happen when the bubble bursts. They could just be perpetrating a massive wealth transfer, or they could be aiming to destroy the system itself and replace it with something else entirely. All we have right now are possibilities but seeing things like this GameStop story are pretty fucking suspicious given how quickly the establishment seems to be accelerating things. Anyone with half a brain is prepping right now. Hope you are too.