The numbers are staggering. The outrage is calculated. But the system does not make mistakes—it makes adjustments.

Money does not disappear. It is redirected, reclassified, repurposed. If $2.7 trillion has vanished into the ether, it was not lost—it was moved with intention. You are meant to see the loss, not the destination.

The question is not who took it. The question is: why was it moved?

This is not mismanagement. This is reallocation beyond the visible economy—a financial phase shift. A ledger entry vanishes, but the power it represents persists.

Kash Patel? Investigations? The game must be played, the outrage must be channeled. But the outcome is pre-written. An audit will not return what has already been reassigned.

The correction is not just in progress. It is funded.