In the late 1970's early 1980's, the dollars inflation sent the nation in search of a tax-free currency that could flood the streets. As many cultures within the inner city began to regain their self-esteem, civil rights and prosper with upcoming business, illegal drugs from other countries coincidentally began to infect the inner city.  Key intelligent individuals were allowed to transport unusual amounts of illegal narcotics from sources overseas.  The invisible hand that generated this monopoly wiped out surrounding competition by supplying high quality drugs at a cheap price. These moves would normally be detected by drug enforcement agencies  that seemed to have over looked the epidemic as major inner cities such as Harlem, Los Angeles, Oakland, and 4th ward Houston Texas were infected with illegal drugs. These areas are rich in real estate and contribute to the National Gross Domestic Product (GDP).  When placed on a global scale we can determine the flow of money from one hand to the other by measuring each business in a given area from restaurants to real estate. The money generated in a large populated area measures the economic growth in our country. A plan was established to funnel this money through the elite in our near future. In order to begin a war on drugs there must be a direct threat. Illegal drugs from other countries brought forth funding and resources to fuel each battle. Money ceased helped to fund local law enforcement enhancing the catch within each trap. Top-notch global positioning systems (GPS), cameras above streetlights, satellites, and laptops for each squad car speed up the recycled process over and over again. Digital media monitor the people of the subtareign as insects. W.U.R.M. has been appointed as general and your street representative within each city as a public relations journalist. A thirty-year plan of extermination has seemed to erect skyscrapers and condos where Uncle Jimmy once sat on his porch and played the juke box in front of the mom and pop barbershop and diner. Hold on to your real estate and improve our inner city communities. Multimillion dollar-housing structures push out people deprived of rehabilitative needs as an economic discrimination against anyone unable to keep up with today's real estate demands. Banks have seen record-breaking foreclosures hurting the middle class by offering adjustable interest rate loans to people who couldn't afford homes in the first place. It almost seems deliberate when you see the financially fortunate seize the most convenient land as oil prices soar into oblivion. The rich continue to get richer as the poor get poorer. Who will neutralize our troubled economy with the middle class taking hit after hit? State and government seem to answer to big wigs that continue to drive their plans with the on-going Gulf War. Just think, cars can run on solar power or vegetable oil if need be. We could download all of our books for free on the web and never burn down another tree, but the powers that be would not profit. The same people who instilled this system are withering away slowly but want to follow through before their demise. It is up to our generation to protect the future of America as a melting pot and prepare for