Daniel R. Treccia
6 min readJul 16, 2022

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I might be all three. I might be one step up. I am a descendent of the exiled, the annexed, the stripped of their title, the refugees from usurpers and thieves who killed for power. My presence destabilizes places because I threaten the course of history that led them to their seat of power. I was raised right and with role models who gave it all to keep me alive. I see the cracks and the gaps in history in my own family diaspora and my discoveries have been shocking, yet not overwhelming. Not consuming either. I don't long for what my ancestor's lost. I make my own reparations by sharing the wealth of knowledge with people who are suffering from the mainstream narratives that create anxiety and fear in them because unravelling the system is hard to do. I was lucky to have a disease that pegged down my genetics to regions of countries I knew I hail from, but never did I think my own family tree was as affected by the stories and movements we're told about Napoleon, the Versailles Treaties, the losers of WWI, the origin of historically defined "umbrella term 'Monarchies'" - but I stumbled upon it all. Even my Dad's Board of Directors that followed him from LaSalle Bank to a tiny village where he had a fun time being the #1 dog and worked very hard to keep running into the planned macro-app and alt-banking/lending years of 2015-beyond, was also influenced by the people who sat on said Board. All with funds of millions over seas, from the golden corridor of Chicago's I-90 and the highest buildings in Rosemont and their top exec. The fact sometimes you just have to play a role because of your unknown history pre-American immigration is realized to me. Just like millionaires with names on the side of buildings that commuters see every day too and fro Chicago spent much time keeping my father's smaller venture directed... controlled... they still love his signature today even though they probably know just about every banker in the midwest. So yes, we all play a role. I don't want to "inherit" - never have. I feel though for those who don't understand how much of an old world game is still playing out, how many processes are still unwinding. How international and globalized systems are all still growing and far from getting it all "right" and out there in the open. No, I just keep trying to understand and relay good investments I believe thoroughly in to others for no fee at all.

The biggest crime the world has suffered is the power of influence in today's insanely fast and widely accepted media narratives. The crime is also the lack of telling the truth to those suffering from living in such a world. Regardless of how people react or ignore the LOUD dishonest and propaganda pushing media, it effects them. That's sad to me.

However, knowing how to critically think for oneself and have the drive to research good sourced information, studies, self-learn what you don't know about economics, world history, etc. is all possible from a WOKE moment to learn if the truth is truly what you're being told, or even if you know what you are being told well enough to make some thoughts about a certain hot topic in the world you live in (inflation. What is it? Go research. Go get it enough to move on to evaluate other things you're told it causes)... So I'm thankful at least the WWW has provided some info and answers for my to at least get a picture of my own questions. However; its a journey. Even when I know enough to live happily in the fact I can throw away some topics irrelevent to invoking a reaction from me I still suffer seeing others so entirely confused.

I am the exiled, the origin and mixed blood of all that would complicate the past chronological order of history as its got to be today and the one who may live long enough to correct history in a way that helps people find peace and truth in their future.

The Last Precursor to the Order in Name and Blood, son of the lender whos name is still signing documents that have worldwide importance despite thinking he works at just another "Secure" bank. Working on N Contstituion BLVD, at the intersection of the old Stagecoach trail where the WF Wagons ran all the way east to Chicago. That's who my father is. The Italian lender, hopefully soon proud of his life's work and notarization. While unaware of his roots, he hopefully will know what it was all for some day. I think it will fix his understanding of me, my neutrality in mainstream US blame games, my zen patience with the state of this economy through the recession that has not ended. My weird attempts to just talk truth and finance to help alleviate his fears from the financial panic on todays news. Sometimes being the Son of an active player in 40 years of Chicago-based and US financing is reason enough to live. I receive no benefit, no silver spoons, and I'm happy to be who I am. I am strong, and I am just and I am sympathetic to all humans with every sort of view based on mainstream media. They all suffer, and the only cure is transparency. I have faith if I can research and find the truth as the documents come online or I find my way to resources deep into my quest for answers - then the truth will come out that leads us to a more diplomatic and reasonable world. One where answers are not met with violence or anger but actual solutions are the most lucrative and beneficial for all parties. Co-operatives, not coalitions. Acceptance and peace. Like if that's Weimar guy didn't die when part of my distant family exiled to the Azores -- albeit the displaced line due to the "death" of FF and other butterfly effects and adoption of surnames by cousins etc etc... Shifts and events create a gap in stability, but without instability, there is no room for future growth and expansion into better forms of distributed stability. One's not needing a monarchy or a military to keep out the tyrants, but the distribution of wealth, health, and happiness to where people no long depend on stability from a head of state, a monarchy people live happily under, or just a system that works but could work much better that they fear to make the leap into. That's how the world works friend.

We learn from the mistakes as much as we learn how to cope with the necessity of deliberately induced and hard to experience periods of change.

I am happy only that I inherited the rare condition that helped me sit down and find my family origin one day. Inheriting said disease and flaw led me not only to find the truth but it also helped me find a community where others have afflictions from the disease (to a much lesser extent than I, but I lived!). Helping communities that can't get answers from their doctors and most mainstream searches led me to write a book. One I give out freely and has helped people live their best lives and get over their illness they were told by a doctor they had no answers for. Incurable? Maybe, but beatable. When I stop writing responses to 34 minute reads on medium you'll know I croaked. But this is a great entry to leave my own truth and story.

To know one's family is to love them for their amazing sacrifices and lack of need for recognition or legacy. Pride in sacrifice instead of missing out on greed and power that most people who grow up with reigning power or old money has given me skills and a life that has made me truly value others over my own time. You're clearly someone who gets what I'm saying, even if you didn't grow up without promises or inheritances to "miss" or expect. We sacrifice ourselves in ways we do not even know, while we still strive for ways to make others prosperous and less anxious about the end result - a truthful, transparent, and happier world. The key is to never trust completely and to be open to re-evaluating even the things you are most certain of when necessary. That's the only way to begin helping others find a way to live through this media distorted reality.

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Daniel R. Treccia
Daniel R. Treccia

Written by Daniel R. Treccia

Daniel authored two books, one on baseball statistics after a career in pro-baseball and next about how he survived a rare fungal disease + lung removal at 27.

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