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A report from the San Francisco Chronicle in California. ” “As San Francisco approached the critical December shopping month, instead of holiday lights and Santa Claus decorations, dozens of downtown retailers greeted shoppers with plywood-encased storefronts and armed guards in the wake of mass retail thefts in Union Square two weeks ago. Pamela Mendelsohn, a Maven retail broker, said many property owners and retailers remain frustrated and feel years of complaints about retail crime have been overlooked. ‘I think they’ve been desperate to get help. I think a lot of it has come on deaf ears,’ she said. ‘There’s nothing festive about walking by all these boarded-up storefronts.'”

The Los Angeles Times in California. “Amid deep frustration over widespread, visible homelessness, Los Angeles voters want the government to act faster and focus on shelter for people living in the streets, even if those efforts are short-term and fall short of permanent housing, a new poll of county voters shows. Asked to describe their concerns in their own words, voters repeatedly mentioned urine and feces in the streets, a rising sense of disorder, and concern for their children.”

From Spectrum News in Texas. “Zillow has been selling many of its properties for much less than the company paid for them. Insider reviewed all the homes for sale by Zillow in the Dallas-Fort Worth area before the last week of October. Out of 168 houses, 128 of the properties, more than 80%, were priced below what Zillow paid. ‘These losses highlight the risks of the iBuyer business,’ said Dallas real estate agent.”

“Nelson said the warning signs of Zillow’s failure have been seen by Texas real estate agents for months. In March of this year Nelson sold a home in Richland hills for $54,000 less than its zestimate. It’s a common trend and one of the reasons Zillow pulled out of the iBuyers market. ‘That home was a perfect example of how off the company’s estimate of value really is,’ said Nelson. ‘We’re seeing big gaps between zestimate and actual value of home.'”

“DFW isn’t the only market in Texas where Zillow is losing, according to Austin real estate agent Paul Juarez. ‘The houses Zillow owns have just sat on the market for a long time, some for more than 60 days or more. They were slow to reduce their price after being on the market for so long and so they have all this money tied up in real estate that they’re having a hard time selling,’ Juarez said.”

From Portland Monthly in Oregon. “Todd Warlik thought the $387,000 all-cash offer that hybrid real estate/tech company Opendoor made to buy his house near Powell Butte last February seemed high. Turns out, his hunch was right. Out of curiosity, he tracked the resale of his former home, which went on the market for $427,000 after Opendoor made some cosmetic upgrades, and wound up selling for $380,000.”

“‘Just from anecdotal comments customers would make, we would hear,‘Hey, Zillow gave us an offer $50,000 above yours, can you match it?’ And we would say: ’There is no way we can match that. Our advice to you is to probably take that offer.’ It all reinforces our strategy to grow at a measured pace, and not go hog-wild,’ said Mark Melikian, RedfinNow market manager.”

The Boston Globe. “Special assessments can provide enough sticker shock to existing residents, but prospective buyers may not know they are being considered or were already levied and that the seller is just trying to skip out on the bill. Courtney Cramer, a 34-year-old assistant principal in White Plains, N.Y., bought a $405,000 condo with her fiancé late last year. The couple figured it would be an intermediate place to live before they found something roomier, but a special assessment has them financially trapped in that condo for another decade.”

“Their share of the cost to address a structural issue in the building — something Cramer said was mentioned only as a ‘potential courtyard and garage renovation’ when they were negotiating the sale — came out to $105,000. The monthly fees are expected to double over the next 10 years to pay for it. ‘I’m trapped for a decade in a property that I had no interest in living in for more than three to four years,’ Cramer said. ‘I would never buy a condo or co-op in New York ever again.'”

From Stuff New Zealand. “Mega landlord Matthew Ryan says he hasn’t seen such a sudden shift in buyer sentiment, or such a convergence of factors that will reduce house prices, since the global Financial Crisis. Ryan says he owns roughly 100 properties, and Stuff has independently identified 68 across Auckland, Wellington, Nelson and Martinborough.”

“Ryan knows estate agents around the country and says those willing to speak candidly say open day numbers have dwindled. Meanwhile, mortgage advisor contacts are telling him their business has gone from manic to flat. ‘It’s like the property market has been Team New Zealand’s America’s Cup boat – flying on foils and then, literally, it’s now belly-flopped back into the ocean.'”

“Ryan says there is also a possibility banks have lent too much and are now waiting to see what happens. Ryan says the wind-change has already occurred in Wellington, and he estimates house prices have fallen 10 per cent in the past 90 days. Ryan says the first sign of trouble is sale volumes start falling, but the average sale price goes up.”

“That’s because the people who get hit first are those trying to buy and sell cheaper homes. ‘The first home buyers might not be able to get the money from the bank or can’t quite afford what they’re wanting to buy.'”

The Associated Press. “A Chinese developer that is struggling under $310 billion in debt warned Friday it may run out of money to ‘perform its financial obligations’ — sending regulators scrambling to reassure investors that China’s financial markets can be protected from a potential impact. Evergrande Group’s struggle to comply with official pressure to reduce debt has fueled anxiety that a possible default might trigger a financial crisis.”

“Friday another developer, Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd., warned it might fail to pay off a $400 million bond due next week. A midsize developer, Fantasia Holdings Group, announced Oct. 5 that it failed to make a $205.7 million payment due to bondholders. Hundreds of smaller Chinese developers have gone bankrupt since regulators began tightening control over the industry’s finances in 2017.”

The Daily Mail. “Bali property prices have plummeted by up to 50 per cent with a 14-bedroom home going for as low as $540,000. Luxury homes with resort-style pools and views of the beach are being sold for 30 to 50 per cent lower than the asking price during pre-Covid-19. The bargains come with one catch: buyers must purchase the property sight unseen. Indonesia Ray White real estate chief executive Johann Boyke Nurtanio said the pandemic and border closures had driven down demand and dragged down the prices with it.”

“‘What happened in the past year is that Indonesians are the ones actively looking and buying cheap assets as an end result of the pandemic,’ he said. ‘If someone wants to go back to Perth, they need to fly from Bali to Jakarta to Dubai to Sydney (and quarantine in Sydney), before taking the last leg from Sydney to Perth, which is impossible for anyone to take this route.'”

“A four-bedroom villa at Ulawata Beach is currently going for $340,000 – down from $440,000 the year before. A 14-bedroom house at Taman Sari in Kerobokan is now on the market for $540,000 after dropping down from $785,000. A three bedroom and four bathroom property at Jimbaran is fetching $892,000 after the price was slashed from $1.1million.”

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  1. ‘What happened in the past year is that Indonesians are the ones actively looking and buying cheap assets as an end result of the pandemic’

    That’s the spirit! Kick em when they’re down.


    1. The bargains come with one catch: buyers must purchase the property sight unseen, The West Australian reported.

      Arggg …. i loved Bali the 2 times we were there – would love to consider a 2 br townhouse or apt. But really – sight unseen – what could go wrong

  2. ‘That home was a perfect example of how off the company’s estimate of value really is,’ said Nelson. ‘We’re seeing big gaps between zestimate and actual value of home.’”

    Since when did a “Zestimate” become an official pricing mechanism? Nothing but nonsense.

    1. An elderly neighbor just passed away. His heirs are already busy emptying his house and getting it ready to put on the market. The zestimate is 681K. I will keep an eye on it to see how much they actually get for it. The house is in very good shape and abuts the golf course.

          1. Shacks in my neighborhood are still selling quickly. I get cold calls from used house sellers asking I want to sell. So I wouldn’t be surprised if it sells this month.

            I think he lived in it long enough for his estate to get the appreciation exemption.

          2. But yeah, the moving van showed up about a week after he passed away. I wondered if they would wait until after New Years to put it on the market (I believe he had no mortgage).

          3. I wondered if they would wait until after New Years to put it on the market

            I’ve been eyeing a house in my neighborhood. The missus died in early October. A 3851sf house with a pool seems like a lot for an 83yo widower. I knocked on their door a little more than a year ago asking if they’d be interested in selling. He threw out double the market value at the time.

          4. “He threw out double the market value at the time.”

            Perhaps he never heard the noted economist who stated so eloquently, “You can ask $50k for your run down 10 year old Honda Civic but where is the buyer at that price? So it is with all depreciating assets like houses and cars.”

            He’s right.

            Denver, CO Housing Prices Crater 21 % YOY As Inventory Languishes On Plunging Demand

            https://www.movoto.com/co/80237/market-trends/

  3. ‘They were slow to reduce their price after being on the market for so long and so they have all this money tied up in real estate that they’re having a hard time selling’

    Brings up a point Paul. Why don’t they just wait a few months and rake in that sweet equity? Is it because Austin is sinking like a turd in a well?

  4. ‘It all reinforces our strategy to grow at a measured pace, and not go hog-wild’

    Is hog-wild a real estate term? Courtney?

    ‘I’m trapped for a decade in a property that I had no interest in living in for more than three to four years…I would never buy a condo or co-op in New York ever again’

    Well, it was cheaper than renting.

    1. “Is hog-wild a real estate term?”

      It’s a banking term. I use it all the time, I perform it all the time.

      A puke enters my bank with stars in his eyes and greed in his heart then asks to sign up for my for forever financial-enslaving Dotted Line Special and, well, I just cannot help myself, I go entirely, completely and irreversibly hog wild.

      1. Where does the idiom “to go hog wild” come from and What does it mean? – Zippy Facts
        https://zippyfacts.com/where-does-the-idiom-to-go-hog-wild-come-from-and-what-does-it-mean/

        (snip)

        “The expression ‘to go hog wild’ means to become highly enthusiastic; especially, to become wildly excited, as hogs become when aroused; to run around like a chicken with its head cut off; hence, to become very angry, to get all het up; also, to become profligate, to spend money like a drunken sailor.”

        1. Most dictionaries just illustrate “hog wild” with a picture of Jerome Powell and his money printer.

      2. “…asks to sign up for my for forever financial-enslaving Dotted Line Special…”

        Does a brand new set of knee pads come with the Dotted Line Special?

  5. ‘There’s nothing festive about walking by all these boarded-up storefronts…Asked to describe their concerns in their own words, voters repeatedly mentioned urine and feces in the streets’

    But the weather is nice.

    1. “urine and feces in the streets”

      California is literally a third world sh*thole.

      And everywhere that votes like California, becomes California.

      1. Formerly known as the San Diego Wild Animal Park.

        Back in the day a family annual pass was very affordable.

  6. “Amid deep frustration over widespread, visible homelessness, Los Angeles voters want the government to act faster and focus on shelter for people living in the streets, even if those efforts are short-term and fall short of permanent housing, a new poll of county voters shows. Asked to describe their concerns in their own words, voters repeatedly mentioned urine and feces in the streets, a rising sense of disorder, and concern for their children.”

    You voted for it, you got it. Californians need to fix their problems before they export them to every other state. Downtown Austin was filled with homeless people two weeks ago. Looked like a refugee camp. Never saw that when I lived there in the late 90’s and early 2000’s.

    1. “You voted for it, you got it.”

      Oh yes you did!

      The emerging trend of “follow home” robberies of celebrities in Los Angeles is a good thing, and I would personally recommend that they target Seth Rogen.

      4chan can find his home address, they’re good at those things…

      1. Few things are as heartwarming as seeing high net worth libtards who are major donors to Democratic candidates and far-left causes reaping the blessings of multiculturalism.

        Terrifying moment brazen robbers corner mother and her baby in driveway of her LA mansion as she waited for its electronic gates to close, with the pair stealing diaper bag and bottle cooler before fleeing in car

        https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10265491/Thieves-corner-mother-baby-driveway-LA-mansion-steal-diaper-bag-bottle-cooler.html

      2. Seth Rogen

        I wouldn’t be surprised if he has a concealed carry permit, while mouths of over gun control.

  7. “dozens of downtown retailers greeted shoppers with plywood-encased storefronts and armed guards in the wake of mass retail thefts in Union Square two weeks ago”

    Black males in their teens to 20s who grew up in homes without fathers, because unlike Real Journalists we can actually identify the criminals. This is what happens when having a father in the home is replaced by Big Government.

    1. “New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was slammed by Republicans and business leaders following an interview where she cast doubt on whether rampant smash-and-grabs are actually occurring.

      “A lot of these allegations of organized retail theft are not actually panning out,” Ocasio-Cortez said in an interview with The Washington Times last week.”

      https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ocasio-cortez-smash-and-grabs-doubting-reactions

      Yeah, stealing food to feed their families. Go back to tending bar.

      1. “Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez or ‘Sandy’ as She Was Known at Her Elite High School in Yorktown — NOT in the Bronx.”

        After graduating from the Elite High School in Westchester where the average household wealth was $1,2 million the oppressed Ute from the Bronx? went on to Junior College or I mean Boston University.

      2. “…an interview where she cast doubt on whether rampant smash-and-grabs are actually occurring.”

        Is this willful denial simply moral naivety?

  8. ‘It’s like the property market has been Team New Zealand’s America’s Cup boat – flying on foils and then, literally, it’s now belly-flopped back into the ocean’

    These people with the queen on their money are always going on with the sport analogies.

    ‘Ryan says the first sign of trouble is sale volumes start falling, but the average sale price goes up. ‘That’s because the people who get hit first are those trying to buy and sell cheaper homes. ‘The first home buyers might not be able to get the money from the bank or can’t quite afford what they’re wanting to buy’

    Matt is right o’ on that point. The US REIC never mentions it, but price is a lagging indicator and you can look at zillow.

    1. You have to stop posting these Bitchute links!!! Or else the Southern Poverty Law Center is gonna put all of us on a “list” and cancel us because they are just such a legitimate organization that was granted special authority from the will of the voting electorate.

      Oh wait. They weren’t elected to govern anything.

      1. The SPLC has expressed outrage over the wave of Black-on-Asian racially motivated hate crimes. Oh wait…the SPLC hasn’t made a peep about such non-Narrative Compliant assaults, nor will they.

        Asian man, 84, who was kicked in the face while waiting for the bus on his seated walker pushes for punishment after suspect was released for mental health reasons and will be medically reevaluated

        https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/exclusive-san-francisco-restaurant-owner-explains-why-police-officers-denied-service/ar-AARtIOm?ocid=msedgntp

        1. How long until there is a mass exodus out of that sh!thole?

          I recall that many conventions announced that they would not be returning to the city by the bay because attendees complained that the city was a sh!thole. The hospitality industry complained to city hall. The communists who run the city just laughed at them.

        2. The 2022 United States elections will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. During this midterm election year, all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 34 of the 100 seats in the Senate will be contested, and the silent majority will quietly begin down voting these progressive riot agitators and their blaque thug radicals.

    2. There is 2:20 that should be seen and passed on.

      That video along with Biden’s “pandemic of the unvaccinated” got me thinking the many German citizens did more than turn a blind eye,

      German collaboration and complicity

      In Nazi Germany, some citizens passed on information about their neighbours, family, and friends to the Gestapo . This was called informing. Nazi propaganda presented the Gestapo as an omnipresent , all-seeing, all-knowing group, but in reality there was just one secret police officer for approximately every 10,000 citizens of Nazi Germany. The Gestapo were therefore reliant on a network of thousands of informants.

      https://www.theholocaustexplained.org/resistance-responses-collaboration/german-collaboration-and-complicity/informants/

      2. I think for a non trivial percentage of the population, having that kind of power over others is a dream come true.

      1. …and then complain about the cops not showing up. In all fairness, they might not have shown up anyway, but these geniuses have made doubly sure of it.

        If they’re even less lucky, they’ll try defending their property themselves and be fed into the woke judicial meat grinder.

    2. “Trendy SF restaurant turns away on-duty police officers because they were wearing guns.”

      If I lived in Oakland I know where myself and 20 of my closest friends would be picking up the booze and food for our New Years Eve Bash.

  11. Asked to describe their concerns in their own words, voters repeatedly mentioned urine and feces in the streets, a rising sense of disorder, and concern for their children.”

    You reap what you vote, libtards.

    1. You reap what you vote, libtards.

      They don’t see it that way. These problems are due to “bad luck”, “circumstances beyond our control”, etc.

      They will dutifully reelect the communists in charge of their sh!tholes, even if the vibrants start burning them to the ground.

  12. ‘The houses Zillow owns have just sat on the market for a long time, some for more than 60 days or more. They were slow to reduce their price after being on the market for so long and so they have all this money tied up in real estate that they’re having a hard time selling,’ Juarez said.”

    You mean algorithms and AI written by Mumbai-based coders missed the mark when it came to true value shack pricing? This is my look of stunned disbelief.

  13. “‘Just from anecdotal comments customers would make, we would hear,‘Hey, Zillow gave us an offer $50,000 above yours, can you match it?’ And we would say: ’There is no way we can match that. Our advice to you is to probably take that offer.’

    Such speculative excesses are only possible in a world awash with Yellen Bux.

  14. “A Chinese developer that is struggling under $310 billion in debt warned Friday it may run out of money to ‘perform its financial obligations’ — sending regulators scrambling to reassure investors that China’s financial markets can be protected from a potential impact.

    “Subprime is contained.” — Ben Bernanke, May 2007

    1. I was about to ask why anyone would pay good money for imaginary property, but then I remembered that people already pay legal tender for imaginary currency, and for “NFT’s”.

      1. I ran across that term recently and had to look it up. After reading about it for ten minutes it still made no sense to me. Then I realized it was never going to. A few years from now I imagine it’ll be in one of those “Only Yesterday” articles.

        1. “I ran across that term recently and had to look it up. After reading about it for ten minutes it still made no sense to me. Then I realized it was never going to. ”

          Here is a clear and concise explanation of NFTs. If this explanation makes any sense to you then I encourage you to come visit me at my bank for a private discussion regarding my Exclusive Wealth Building Program (and be sure to bring with you a bonified list of your marketable body parts).

          NFTs, explained: what they are, and why they’re suddenly worth millions – The Verge
          https://www.theverge.com/22310188/nft-explainer-what-is-blockchain-crypto-art-faq

      2. I read message boards where millennials and younger talk about which coins they’re trading. Stuff I’ve never heard of.

        Last week I followed a link posted here to find that one of those electric scooter companies, bird, is actually public. Financials are an abortion and it is in a SPAC but the CEO is buying some nice digs while the company bleeds red ink

    2. “….Metaverse hype pushes investors to bet big on digital property offered in new virtual worlds…”

      I can hardly wait to see my Zestimate on my new virtual digital beach front property.

      Gotta go now, my date and I are flying to San Francisco today for lunch in our new virtual digital private jet.

  18. But…but…fully vaccinated!!

    COVID outbreak on cruise ship approaching New Orleans

    https://apnews.com/article/coronavirus-pandemic-business-health-louisiana-new-orleans-1f8edb74567df1abdbc29161d800056f

    NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Ten people aboard a Norwegian Cruise Line ship approaching New Orleans have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said Saturday night.

    The Norwegian Breakaway had departed New Orleans on Nov. 28 and is due to return this weekend, the Louisiana Department of Health said in a news release. Over the past week, the ship made stops in Belize, Honduras and Mexico.

    1. But…but…fully vaccinated!!

      Yup, you can’t cruise unless you’re vaxxed. My sister bought passage before the “pandemic” began. Cruises were suspended. Once resumed, she was informed that she had to be vaxxed to board the ship. They refused to refund her money,

  19. Biden is spotted maskless at DC restaurant after saying he caught a cold from his grandson Beau Jr.

    By RONNY REYES FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
    PUBLISHED: 17:11 EST, 4 December 2021

    President Joe Biden was seen maskless at the Imperfecto restaurant in Washington DC Friday night despite admitting he had a cold during a coughing fit earlier that day.

    Biden had sparked health concerns Friday afternoon when he gave a news conference speaking with a hoarse voice and coughing his way through the speech.

    Although photos show him walking out of the restaurant without a mask, a BBC correspondent said a colleague claimed he saw Biden inside the restaurant not wearing one.

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10275353/Biden-spotted-maskless-DC-restaurant-saying-caught-cold-grandson-Beau-Jr.html

  20. Heckova job with your diversity hire VP, Brandon.

    Even MORE aides to Kamala Harris are ‘eyeing the exits’ after four staffers left in just two weeks

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10277113/Even-aides-Kamala-Harris-eyeing-exits-new-report-reveals.html

    Kamala Harris could lose even more staffers, a Saturday report revealed, after four of her aides departed in the matter for just two weeks amid rumors of turmoil in the West Wing.

    People familiar with the conversations told Politico that even more ‘key members of Harris’ orbit’ are ‘eyeing the exits’ and have expressed interest in leaving less than a year into her vice presidency.

      1. I’m disappointed too.

        On the /r/Denver sub-Reddit she has replaced now former Senator Cory Gardner as the somewhat localized target of their incurable TDS. The only problem for those shrieking harpies is that unlike Gardner, they can’t vote against her, because they don’t live in her district.

        They can only seethe 🙁

  25. National File: Pfizer Documents Reveal Over 1,200 Vaccine Deaths Over 90-Day Trial Period (emphasis added)

    An official Pfizer document titled Cumulative Analysis of Post-Authorization Adverse Event Records Reports, obtained via the request, contains data on adverse reactions to the vaccine. According to the document, there were tens of thousands of adverse effects to the vaccine recorded over a 90-day period from December 1st. 2020 – February 28th, 2021.

    Over this period, there were 1,403 cases of cardiovascular issues, accounting for 3.3% of the data set.

    More alarmingly, there were also 1,223 recorded fatalities over the 90-day time period.

          1. Analysis of Post-Authorization Adverse Event Records Reports,

            Is that something other than the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System?

          2. something other than

            Yes. Methodology is given at pages 5-6 in the link below to the document that I provided for In Colorado.

            “Pfizer’s safety database contains cases of AEs reported spontaneously to Pfizer, cases reported by the health authorities, cases published in the medical literature, cases from Pfizer-sponsored marketing programs, non-interventional studies, and cases of serious AEs
            reported from clinical studies regardless of causality assessment.”

    2. And my GP told me, with a straight face, that NO ONE had died from the vaxx.

      Over 1200, during the trial, which means that the pool was relatively small.

          1. I showed it to a “vaxx believer”. He insists that those people died of Covid, not the vaxx. I pointed out to him that it was a safety report, not an effectiveness report. He still didn’t change his mind.

          3. I’m passed the point of trying to convince the naysayers. I’m trying to empower and embolden the skeptical and resolute.

    3. National File: Pfizer Documents Reveal Over 1,200 Vaccine Deaths Over 90-Day Trial Period (emphasis added)

      I tried searching on google to see if any MSM outlets reported this. Unsurprisingly, the search found zero hits.

      1. I’ve read that something like 12,000 C-19 vaccine deaths have been reported to VAERS so far (a month or two ago).

          1. In anticipation of oxide claiming yet again that VAERS is unreliable . . .

            Who reports to VAERS?

            According to the ODPHP (Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion) report about VAERS from Healthy People 2020:

            “The majority of VAERS reports are sent in by vaccine manufacturers (37%) and health care providers (36%). The remaining reports are obtained from state immunization programs (10%), vaccine recipients (or their parent/guardians, 7%) and other sources (10%).”

            So at the time of this writing, 83% of reporters were from HCWs, Pharma and Governmentally based sources.1

            We also have from early April 2021 Scott McLachlan and colleagues downloaded the 2021 US VAERS Dataset. They identified health service employees as the reporter in at least 67% of the reports, while pharmaceutical employees were identified as the reporter in a further 5%. Lay people were identifiable as the reporter in only 28% of the reports. A total of 72% HCWs and pharma.2

          4. The issue is not the reporting

            IIRC, you claimed falsified reports.

            evidence of causality

            Like what? If temporal proximity is insufficient, nothing will satisfy you.

          5. I’ll point out: the problems with these reporting systems are features not bugs. The agencies have known about them but choose not to fix them.

          1. Exactly. This ground breaking information is not being reported and has been sent to the memory hole. All those who are waiting to get their booster have no idea about this.

  27. “‘That home was a perfect example of how off the company’s estimate of value really is,’ said Nelson. ‘We’re seeing big gaps between zestimate and actual value of home.’”

    How could everyone except Zillow know this? Got hubris?

  28. Want a good laugh?

    Watch these young FBI Academy students and recent graduates in khakis, white masks, sunglasses, blue jackets, brown boots carrying shields execute a False Flag showing how dangerous all those White Supremacist groups they organize and pay with tax dollars marching on the Twitter videos in this article.

    FED FEST: White Supremacist Group Who Staged March on Capitol Ridiculed As FBI Psy-Op

    by Jamie White
    December 5th 2021, 12:04 pm

    A self-proclaimed white supremacist group called “Patriot Front” staged a rally in Washington D.C. on Saturday in a bid to “reclaim America” — and was immediately called out as a Deep State false flag.

    The group of over 100 people donning khakis, white masks, sunglasses, blue jackets, brown boots and shields marched by the White House to the National Mall, where the group’s so-called leader Thomas Rousseau gave a speech about how democracy has failed.

    https://www.infowars.com/posts/fed-fest-white-supremacist-group-who-staged-march-on-capitol-ridiculed-as-fbi-psy-op/

  31. Sorry, globalist stooge and corporate lackey, but the Republican base isn’t buying what you’re selling.

    White elephant! Chris Christie’s new book on how to ‘save’ the Republican Party sells paltry 2,289 copies during its first week on shelves despite huge media blitz by ex-NJ governor

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10260883/Chris-Christies-new-book-save-Republican-Party-sells-paltry-2-289-copies.html

    Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s new book touting himself as the potential savior of the Republican Party has sold just over 2,000 copies in the week since it was published.

    In its first week available in stores, Christie’s tome titled Republican Rescue has sold just 2,289 copies, according to BookScan data cited by the publishing newsletter Press Run.

    Press Run author Eric Boehlert called the sales figures a ‘a colossal publishing flop’ and ‘debacle’ for Christie, comparing the dismal sales to the same-week sales of 24,000 for Jonathan Karl’s new political book, Betrayal: The Final Act of the Trump Show.

  32. Hallelujah!! “We want to clarify that there will be no vaccine mandate for students in the ***** Unified School District during the 2021-22 school year.”

  33. Police are investigating a suspicious fire at a Google office. The unoccupied office was burned to the ground. Firefighters were notified by an anonymous caller giving the office address and the warning “Next time it’ll be when you’re home leftist #$%$wads”.

    When we decide to fight back.

  34. “Their share of the cost to address a structural issue in the building — something Cramer said was mentioned only as a ‘potential courtyard and garage renovation’ when they were negotiating the sale — came out to $105,000. The monthly fees are expected to double over the next 10 years to pay for it. ‘I’m trapped for a decade in a property that I had no interest in living in for more than three to four years,’ Cramer said. ‘I would never buy a condo or co-op in New York ever again.’”

    Courtney, you shouldn’t be gambling on shack darling

    1. “Courtney Cramer, a 34-year-old assistant principal in White Plains, N.Y., bought a $405,000 condo with her fiancé late last year.”

      Look up dumb.borrowed.money. She is the prime example.

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