The book explores the potential for a protected class of elites to take assets from the general public, such as stocks and bonds. It presents evidence that the current financial system is set up to benefit a select group of secured creditors, leaving individuals vulnerable in the event of a market crash. It also presents the possibility of a planned seizure of assets in a financial crisis, citing changes in legislation and the deliberate underfunding of a central clearing party and the potential for a global reset and the importance of tangible assets, such as physical gold, in a time of zero trust.