Spain's property-owning class goes to war, analysis claims

A self-described structural-transitionist current holds that Spain's property-owning class has entered an antisystem 'total war' and places the end of popular capitalism on 02/10/2026. It is an attributed political and economic thesis, not an established fact.

## One date: 02/10/2006
An analysis dated **02/10/2006** holds that the social structure would pass through three stages. An acute crisis between 2006 and 2010. Then a transition of one generation, set at **15 years**. At the end, the burial of the popular-capitalist Production-Income-Spending pattern of the mid-1980s and the release of a replacement model: planned capitalism.

The sum is explicit: 02/10/2006 plus 4 years plus 15 years gives **02/10/2026**. That date closes the end of popular capitalism. The thesis is presented as a long-term structural reading.

## What 'total war' means for the propertied class
In that narrative, **Spain's property-owning class** is the sociological right. It is terrified, but committed to **Der totale Krieg**, an antisystem total war. The goal attributed to it is the destruction of **Money** and the reduction of Capital to fictitious assets and over-indebtedness.

The thesis describes that right as a beleaguered capitalism in conflict with Capital and Money. It believes it is the superstructure that creates the structure. The structural transitionists hold the opposite: the structure determines the superstructure.

## Spain, elections and the new Ukraine
The thesis places that tragicomedy in **Spain**. It considers it better that general elections be called and that a mini große koalition between left-wing socialism, communism and right-wing provincialism cannot be repeated. It prefers that the political right govern in full, provincialists included, so that the wrath of the economic right descends upon it.

It also speaks of the umpteenth Spanish civil war and claims that Spain is the new **Ukraine**. It mentions the time of exile. These are political claims of that current, not verified data. In matters of wealth and money, it is wise to separate scenario from certainty and consult a professional.