It's certainly possible it was organic, or it was Controller-seeded or at least Controller-green-lit at inception. I wasn't there so all I can do is speculate.

If it was organic, they certainly did a great job of capturing it and using it to their advantage so kudos to them.

I covered land/real estate in the Great Taking hedges article but it's complicated ( https://controlplanecapital.com/i/185614133/rank-4-unencumbered-productive-real-assets-you-directly-control )

Ideally, the real estate will be unencumbered.

Land and real estate are:
- Visible (cadastral + satelite + utility data),
- Immobile (you can't self-custody a field),
- Already in digital rails (land registries, GIS, planning databases),
- Taxable forever.

Land is a lot more tricky than an unencumbered primary residence.

Housing is a consent rail, so people tolerate a lot as long as:
- the roof over their head exists,
- their home is not forcibly seized,
- pensions and basic savings don't go to zero.

Land, especially if rural and not your primary home:
- affects fewer voters,
- is easier to paint as "speculative/industrial/environmental problem",
- is more plausibly reclassified as "public interest" terrain.

So in a Great Taking:
- They have to be extremely careful with how they extract from primary residences; they cannot run too far ahead of Gross Consent Product.
- They can be much more aggressive with land/farmland and non-essential holdings.

Because housing is central to consent, the system will likely:
- Leave occupancy intact (you stay in "your" house),
- while siphoning more of your cashflow via taxes/fees, more of your equity via under-compensated levies, inflation and "resilience loans".

Homeowners' experience: "I still have my house, but it feels like I'm renting from an invisible landlord with infinite rules."

I don't have that much free time and it would take away from the little time I have to do research.

I am very aware that 99% of people won't read/don't have time to read/understand this type of content, and as you said, wouldn't want to understand it anyway.

If you or someone else wants, feel free to post summaries.

I don't have the reach, so it doesn't make much of a difference what I post.

My substack was getting better reach up until I wrote the One World Government article a few months ago. Then it got nuked off search engines.

My best guess is closer to a midterm year than not.

I have no idea. The architecture is there. The question is when and how hard they decide to use it.

My best guess is before 2033. Still just a guess.

I hated writing this article 😂, but wanted to put the idea out there in case someone wants to do their own deeper dive

I gave up a couple of times mid-article.