Solving the shortage of housing by letting in millions of people describes our government. It's like pouring oil on a fire. As it looks like blatant arson, the only question is why. People are starting to ask why the government's "solutions" seem to be opposite.
Solving the shortage of housing by letting in millions of people describes our government. It's like pouring oil on a fire. As it looks like blatant arson, the only question is why. People are starting to ask why the government's "solutions" seem to be opposite.
It's the Cloward Piven strategy. Overload a Nation (illegal immigration). Force it to collapse (from debts it can't cover). Take advantage of the collapse to wrest control. The population will be so frightened and devastated they will accept any power that they hope will restore calm.
The debt is so monstrous most of the country won't consider it, or understand if they try. Even at $34 trillion, few question the nearly $2 trillion we will be ADDING each year. No stops seen even by the Congressional Budget Office.
Knock that figure sky high should interest rates go up and the refinancing costs jump with the rates. Right now, today, given the population of the country to include children and infants and disabled and elderly, no additional debt, and the current ave debt interest at only 3.11%, the per capita cost of paying is over $430 per month for 30 years. After coughing that up, you can consider your other costs and mortgages.
Solving the shortage of housing by letting in millions of people describes our government. It's like pouring oil on a fire. As it looks like blatant arson, the only question is why. People are starting to ask why the government's "solutions" seem to be opposite.
It's the Cloward Piven strategy. Overload a Nation (illegal immigration). Force it to collapse (from debts it can't cover). Take advantage of the collapse to wrest control. The population will be so frightened and devastated they will accept any power that they hope will restore calm.
IMO, as well as the Kalergi plan, being instituted
The debt is so monstrous most of the country won't consider it, or understand if they try. Even at $34 trillion, few question the nearly $2 trillion we will be ADDING each year. No stops seen even by the Congressional Budget Office.
Knock that figure sky high should interest rates go up and the refinancing costs jump with the rates. Right now, today, given the population of the country to include children and infants and disabled and elderly, no additional debt, and the current ave debt interest at only 3.11%, the per capita cost of paying is over $430 per month for 30 years. After coughing that up, you can consider your other costs and mortgages.