Dark Money in the DNC Isn’t a Scandal — It’s a Systemic Risk to Investors

The West’s centuries-long monopoly on story-based control is fracturing in real time. Investors, policymakers, and global competitors are watching U.S. institutions lose control of their own story.

International entities, China and Russia included, don’t care about surface-level squabbles. They already assumed both parties were corrupt. What they’re paying attention to is the permission slip this article represents. And trust me: they are already making plans to capitalize on the strategic implications of these cracks.

The discourse surrounding Lorenz and her critics — e.g., Elizabeth Booker Houston, A.B. Burns-Tucker, Kenneth Walden — shouldn’t register as a simple domestic partisan issue. It is a symptom of the rapid systemic disintegration I’ve been consistently illustrating since June. The fact that this is happening now, at an unprecedented rate of change, proves my model correct. The cascade of Western collapse is accelerating, and it’s rapidly translating into lost ground in market confidence.