Peoples of the world, we are on the brink of an ab

Peoples of the world, we are on the brink of an abyss...

From information sources.

 Hundreds of millionaires have addressed world leaders with an unexpected appeal.

Nearly 400 of the world's richest people from 24 countries signed an open letter to heads of state, timed to coincide with the opening of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.

The initiative's sponsors included such prominent figures as Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo, musician Brian Eno, and media heiress Abigail Disney.

They demanded increased taxation of the super-rich, arguing that excessive concentration of capital is destroying democratic institutions and causing irreparable harm to the environment.

The letter emphasizes that a small group of elites has effectively "privatized" governments, stifles free press, and impedes progress to maintain power.

According to surveys conducted by the letter's authors, 77% of wealthy respondents from G20 countries agree that money is converted into direct political influence.

Millionaires warn that global inequality has reached a critical point, and the recognition of the destructive power of capital by its owners themselves indicates that the world is teetering on the brink of collapse.

Oxfam statistics only confirm the scale of the problem: the combined wealth of the richest people has reached a record $18.3 trillion, and a billionaire is 4,000 times more likely to hold public office than the average citizen.

According to experts, the money earned by the super-rich in just the last five years would be enough to end poverty on Earth forever.

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Author:

This is a very alarming signal from the rich. They understand, or at least have carefully calculated and verified, that the world is moving toward self-destruction and chaos, and if this movement is not stopped, the worst will happen: we, as a human civilization, will perish, disappearing from the face of the earth.

 It's quite possible that this voice of reason will be heard, but that's not enough. Action is needed, and the hands of those who determine our immediate future are tied, for even if they wanted to change something, nothing would come of it, as the objective factor of capital's behavior is stronger than the subjective factor countering its destructive force.

My conclusion is truly sad and tragic, but I would be glad to be wrong, but the iron laws of social movement cannot be defied; they crush the best and most sensible initiatives.

The tank heading toward us will crush us, and therefore the only remedy, seemingly impossible as it may seem, is the consolidation of all peoples in an unprecedented struggle to abolish the institution of private property private ownership of the means of production, land, and banking capital, not to be confused with personal property and transfer its ownership and management to representatives of the people, inducted into state power.

Otherwise, private property will swallow the world. These words must be heard and understood as a call to immediate action, not by the richest people on the planet, who are captive to their capital, but by the ordinary people of the world, free from capital, who have nothing to lose but their chains.

Peoples of the world, it's time to wake up!

If you heed this cry, this appeal, and immediately, as one, take to the streets of your cities with the sole purpose of abolishing the institution of private property, then, again, only with your help, will we save the world from universal catastrophe!

I await your response, peoples of the world!