I find it interesting, that you associate "wealth" only with some inherently alienable assets.
However, f.e. a practical skill could be much more valuable asset than anything you name "wealth", but it is fundamentally inaliable.
You can't confiscate a skill, talent, creativity, faith or other inalienable assets that form wealth together with alienable ones. And you can't limit "wealth" in a whole only to alienable assets.
So, different rothschilds' plans are fundamentally vulnerable. If unalienable assets value will become higher than a value of any alienable assets, rothschilds will fail.
Also, lineage. They can steal that, and try often. But physically and mentally healthy adult children are a difficult to price form of wealth, as well.
I find it interesting, that you associate "wealth" only with some inherently alienable assets.
However, f.e. a practical skill could be much more valuable asset than anything you name "wealth", but it is fundamentally inaliable.
You can't confiscate a skill, talent, creativity, faith or other inalienable assets that form wealth together with alienable ones. And you can't limit "wealth" in a whole only to alienable assets.
So, different rothschilds' plans are fundamentally vulnerable. If unalienable assets value will become higher than a value of any alienable assets, rothschilds will fail.
Also, lineage. They can steal that, and try often. But physically and mentally healthy adult children are a difficult to price form of wealth, as well.