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For decades, Blackstone ruled from the shadows.

→ More than $1 trillion in assets.
→ Zero accountability.
→ The media turned a blind eye.

But that era is over.

Independent voices are pulling back the curtain.

Blackstone didn’t build. It extracted.

It loaded healthy companies with debt and left them to drown.

It hoarded homes, priced out families, and jacked up rents.

It bought influence in government and dodged taxes while the rest of us paid the price.

Now the debt machine that kept it going is broken.

The Model Is Falling Apart

Blackstone was built on three pillars.

  1. Cheap money.

  2. Global access.

  3. Silence.

All three are crumbling at the same time.

Interest rates have soared. That cheap money? Gone.

Countries are slamming the door on foreign buyouts.

People everywhere are waking up to what private equity really does.

And for the first time, the media can’t hide it anymore.

Governments are finally starting to push back.

The public is angry.

And the cracks in Blackstone’s empire are starting to show.

The deals that made it rich are too expensive to pull off.

The political cover that kept critics at bay is slipping.

And the companies Blackstone once drained for profit are struggling to survive under the weight of their debt.

Why It Matters for All of Us

When a giant like Blackstone stumbles, the effects ripple everywhere.

Housing markets shake.

Pensions and savings plans get hit.

Debt-heavy companies face collapse.

The jobs they provide and the communities they support are left exposed.

And with capital drying up, more businesses will find it harder to get funding.

The cracks in Blackstone’s model could signal a much larger shift in the economy.

That is exactly what I break down in this new video.

Stay stoic,

Max

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