This article provides an in-depth analysis of the newly passed "Great and Beautiful Act" in the United States. Despite its magnificent name, the law is in reality a carefully packaged bill designed to rob the poor to feed the rich, fundamentally engineered to funnel wealth from the bottom of society to the top. The article deconstructs the act on three levels: first, it analyzes the direct impact on individuals and families; second, it reveals the hidden national-level strategic objectives; and finally, it explores the high-stakes macroeconomic gamble imitating the Reagan era and the potentially disastrous consequences it holds for America's global allies.