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The Pension Crisis: Detroit, Puerto Rico, Illinois... 15 Million Retirees Losing Everything
The Pension Crisis: Detroit, Puerto Rico, Illinois... 15 Million Retirees Losing Everything

They promised you'd retire comfortably. They lied.

Right now, 15 million American retirees are about to lose everything they worked 40 years for. This isn't a prediction—it's already happening. Detroit retirees lost 30% of their pensions in 2013. Puerto Rico slashed benefits by 60% in 2017. Illinois is $317 billion underwater, and the cuts are coming in 2026.

The pattern is clear. The timeline is set. And your pension might be next.

In this video, I'll expose:
→ The 5-stage pension collapse pattern (Detroit, Puerto Rico, Illinois followed it exactly)
→ Why $1.4 trillion in public pensions are unfunded (the math doesn't work)
→ Which states collapse next: New Jersey, Kentucky, Connecticut (2026-2028 timeline)
→ How governments legally cut your benefits by 70% (the bankruptcy loophole)
→ Why Social Security follows the same path (2033 automatic cuts locked in)
→ The corporate pension scam: how companies dumped $500 billion in obligations
→ What happened to retirees who lost everything (the real stories)
→ Why this is worse than 2008 (you can't recover at 65)

This isn't about politics. This is about broken promises, bad math, and 40 years of lies catching up.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Do your own research before making any financial decisions.
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