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If You’re A Seller, You Have To Wrap Your Mind Around The Idea You’re Not Going To Get The Price That You Thought It Was Worth

A report from the Arizona Republic. “As interest rates have risen nationally, housing sales prices have fallen about 13% in the Phoenix metro since the peak in May 2022, said Danny Court, partner and senior economist with Elliott D. Pollack & Co. However, even if prices fall another 10 to 15%, they will still be about where prices were in 2021. ‘It will be nothing as severe as 2007 to 2009,’ Court said. However, he said, Phoenix has lost one of the major drivers that economic developers had touted for years: housing affordability. In December 2022, only 12.7% of houses listed on the market in the Phoenix area were priced under $300,000. At the end of 2019, 37% of houses were listed for under $300,000. ‘We were typically more affordable than the U.S. as a whole,’ he said. ‘That is not the case anymore.'”

From NBC 4 i. “Columbus Realtors’ Central Ohio Housing Report for December found the average sales price for a home was $318,581, dropping only $650 from $319,231 in November. Still, the shift represents a six-month decrease since the market hit 2022’s peak in June at $354,380. 2022 President of Columbus Realtors Sue Van Woerkom said homes are spending an average of 29 days on the market, an increase from 18 days in December 2021. In addition, inventory rose 36% compared to last year. ‘Despite this being a seller’s market, buyers do have their pick right now,’ Van Woerkom said.”

From WSJM. “The housing market in southwest Michigan continued to trend down in December. The Southwestern Michigan Association of Realtors says the number of houses sold was down 44% compared to December of 2021. Year-to-date sales in 2022 fell 16% from the record-setting number of sales in 2021. Looking ahead, the realtors association says 2023 may be the year of change. Executive Alan Jeffries says it looks like the market will continue correcting itself when it comes to prices. He says the market is going through a ‘denial stage’ due to interest rates, but should adjust in the first half of the year. The average selling price in December was $299,000, down 21% from $377,000 in December of 2021.”

KOMU in Missouri. “Across the last two years, realtor Ashley Pederson says she has seen the housing market go from hot to lukewarm. ‘2021 was crazy, you put a home on the market and get 20 offers,’ Pederson said. ‘We still have a lot of buyers. Definitely interest rates is what has caused it to not have 20 offers on a home.’ Blake Werner, the president of the Jefferson City Area Board of Realtors, said while it has been a fast game, buyers should be able to wait longer before putting in an offer this year. ‘I predict the prices are not going to continue, we’re already at a peak,’ Werner said. ‘So I don’t believe we’ll have an increase in value this coming year.'”

CBS New York. “Navy wife Doslyn Rodrigues has lived all over the world, but all she wants now is a home in Brooklyn for her and her two boys while her husband is stationed in Maryland and she attends law school. Rodrigues is already approved for a $1 million loan and says her wish list isn’t long, and still, she can’t find a home to buy. ‘I saw another house on East 87th, too. The seller was selling the house for $1,050,000, then they raised the price to $1,200,000,’ she said. ‘It occurred to me that this is just, like, a game, too, on the seller’s part. When I offered the million dollars, they came back and said, oh, can you add $150,000 more onto that? … I am just frustrated.'”

“Steven James, president of Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, says the current housing market is crippling under the weight of low inventory, high demand and many unmet expectations. ‘If you’re a seller who really wants to sell … now you have to wrap your mind around the idea you’re not going to get the price that you thought it was worth, and you’re not sure exactly what you’re going to get. And the buyer is wanting to do it because they have this pent-up demand to do it, and all of a sudden the interest rates have basically doubled in the span of a year,’ he said.”

The Miami Herald in Florida. “Residents and business owners in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood are now confronting a new source of worry and uncertainty: The purchase by developers of a significant slice of properties along its main commercial street. Some 20 properties, including the iconic Churchill’s Pub live music venue that’s been closed since March 2020 and commercial buildings housing neighborhood stalwarts like Sonny Sounds, changed hands in one fell swoop over the holidays. It was a massive foreclosure auction of longtime Little Haiti landlord Mallory Kauderer’s holdings along Northeast Second Avenue.”

“The virtual cessation of activities at the center means remaining foot traffic along that stretch of Second Avenue, which came mostly from tourists and crowds attending regular concerts and events, has evaporated — and so has business, said Jean-Marie ‘Jan Mapou’ Denis, a poet and playwright and longtime owner of Libreri Mapou, a bookstore and cultural center. ‘It’s a cemetery around here,’ Mapou said. ‘Things are really bad. You don’t see people anymore, the foot traffic we used to have. Everybody’s talking about it. Little Haiti’s going down the drain. If they kill the cultural center, that’s it for Little Haiti. That’s all that we have left.'”

The Gazette Journal in Nevada. “Reno-based Clear Capital executed another round of layoffs today, with the real estate appraisal and technology firm blaming a challenging market. The layoffs involve 250 employees or about a quarter of the company’s staff. The restructuring will impact Clear Capital’s global workforce, including employees in Reno. ‘We are seeing a seismic shift in the housing market, but more specifically in the appraisal and valuation industry,’ said Clear Capital CEO Duane Andrews. For Clear Capital, the decision marks the second round of layoffs in just three months.”

From KATU Portland. “Employment economists expect a mild recession in Oregon about halfway through the year. Gail Krumenauer, the state employment economist with the Oregon Employment Department said analysts are predicting about 24,000 job losses. Right now, companies like Quail Homes said things are slow. Owner Jon Girod said he noticed a change over the last few months. ‘Before, it was very difficult to get any workers on your jobs because they’re just overwhelmed with work. Now, we’re actually seeing we’re probably averaging two to four calls a day for people looking for work,’ Girod said.”

The Orange County Register in California. “Homebuying in Los Angeles and Orange counties tumbled 46% over 12 months to the slowest December on record. Sales totaled 5,772 in the two counties — down 4,833 from December 2021, according to CoreLogic. Just how slow is the market? It was the No. 1 slowest-selling December in records dating to 1988. It was the fourth-smallest sales total for any month. The year’s sales drop ranked eighth-largest over 35 years. Plus, it was 50% below December’s average sales since 1988.”

“In Los Angeles County, the $775,000 median was down 1.1% in a month and 3% lower in a year. It’s also 10% off the $865,000 record high set in April 2022. Orange County’s $933,500 median was down 2.8% in a month and 1% lower in a year. It’s also 11% off the $1,054,000 peak of May 2022.”

“Single-family homes prices: Los Angeles County’s $830,000 median was flat for the month and 4% lower in a year. Orange County’s $1 million median was down 3% in a month and 6% lower in a year. New homes prices: Los Angeles County’s $924,250 new-home median was up 11% in a month and 14% higher in a year. Orange County’s $1 million median was down 5% in a month and 16% lower in a year.”

NBC Bay Area in California. “Home prices continue to drop in the Bay Area from this time a year ago, according to Redfin. In San Francisco, prices were down 10% year over year, and in San Jose they have dropped 7% year over year, the report shows. Daryl Fairweather, chief economist with Redfin, has some advice for those looking to buy: ‘Now is the time to strike if you have the means to do so. If you are buying now, you are pretty much in the driver’s seat,’ she said. ‘You can take your time when it comes to touring homes, submit an offer that’s … a bit under the asking price and really ask for any amenities you want.'”

The Globe and Mail in Canada. “241 Spinnaker Dr., Mayne Island, B.C. Asking price: $479,000 (Nov. 3, 2022). Selling price: $375,000 (Nov. 13, 2022). It’s a fixer-upper, says agent Ian Watt, who purchased the house for himself. The sale completed Dec. 6. Although Mayne Island is mostly a recreational market, there are some retirees and remote workers who live there, says Mr. Watt, who intends to fix up the house and then possibly rent it out. Because the market has adjusted in recent months, he made a much lower offer, in cash, without subjects, which was accepted. He knew of no other offers. ‘I told the agent, I don’t want to insult the seller, but this is a declining market. I didn’t want to pay last year’s price, especially with the cost for renovations.'”

From RTHK. “Government data shows Hong Kong home prices fell by 15.6 percent in the past year, the steepest decline since 1998 when prices plunged by almost a third. Figures from the Rating and Valuation Department reveal the first annual drop since the global financial crisis in 2008. Prices of smaller private homes fell by 16 percent, and larger properties by 6.8 percent. December home prices dropped two percent from the previous month, falling for the seventh month in a row.”

“Peter Churchouse from Portwood Capital said he expects transaction volumes to rebound thanks to the reopening of the border. ‘We may see in the first half of this year a little more downside on pricing, but my expectation is that the pricing will probably bottom by the end of the first half,’ he told RTHK. Churchouse said it’s high time the government withdraws the double stamp duty for non-local and corporate buyers, saying the reasons for introducing these ‘spicy measures’ to suppress speculation are no longer applicable.”

The Daily Mail. “Houses were still affordable for average earners in some of Australia’s capital cities only two years ago – but that has now all changed. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, the banking regulator, is concerned when a borrower owes the bank six times, or more, of what they earn before tax. But just two years ago, debt-to-income ratios in some of Australia’s major cities were typically well below this threshold. That changed when Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe and his board slashed the cash rate to a record-low of 0.1 per cent in November 2020 as Covid lockdowns threatened to push up unemployment.”

“This saw prices in some cities surge by close to a third in just a year, with steeper price increases in 12 months than the previous decade, locking younger Australians out of real estate. Joey Moloney, a senior associate with the Grattan Institute think tank, said the issue of unaffordable housing had spread beyond Sydney and Melbourne since the start of the pandemic. ‘For a long time, the debate about housing affordability, or lack thereof in Australia, was a story concentrated on to the major capitals in Melbourne and Sydney,’ he told Daily Mail Australia. ‘But it does seem like there’s been a shift in the conversation, where these astronomical house prices that are far outstripping wages is not just a Sydney phenomenon or a Melbourne phenomenon, it’s an all-capital city phenomenon.By cutting the cash rate to 0.1 per cent, and that flowing to the rates that banks will charge, that had a dramatic effect on house prices.'”

“In November 2020, Brisbane’s median house price was $610,237 and an average, full-time worker earning $89,003 a year with a 20 per cent mortgage deposit of $122,047 had a debt-to-income ratio of 5.5. By November 2021, Brisbane’s middle house price had surged by a whopping 27.9 per cent to $780,684, CoreLogic data showed. The Queensland capital’s price growth in a year, in dollar terms, had surpassed the previous 13 years of value increases. Put another way, Brisbane’s median house price recorded more growth from November 2020 to November 2021 than it did from November 2007 to November 2020.”

“An average, full-time worker on $90,917 with a $156,137 mortgage deposit now had a debt-to-income ratio of 6.9 – well into mortgage stress territory. During the past two years, Adelaide house prices have soared by 40.2 per cent. In dollar terms, the South Australian capital had more growth in two years than the previous 17 years. A full-time worker on $92,030 with a mortgage deposit of $140,478 would have a debt-to-income ratio of 6.1 – now in mortgage stress territory.”

“Mr Moloney said borrowers who owed more than six times what they earned were at particular risk of not being able to service the monthly mortgage repayments, with more interest rate rises expected. ‘The more debt you have, relative to the income coming in to service that debt, the less room you have to move if the cost of servicing that debt, which is to say interest rates, go up,’ he said.”

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  1. ‘Navy wife Doslyn Rodrigues has lived all over the world, but all she wants now is a home in Brooklyn for her and her two boys while her husband is stationed in Maryland and she attends law school. Rodrigues is already approved for a $1 million loan’

    That’s some sound lending right there.

    1. ‘In dollar terms, the South Australian capital had more growth in two years than the previous 17 years’

      Morer sound lending!

    2. …while she attends law school

      Probably a student loan to boot. What’s the debt/income ratio on a million dollar mortgage, student loan / navy salary?

    3. Rodrigues is already approved for a $1 million loan’

      At 7% the monthly P&I alone is $7,500. From a article I saw, pay maxes out for Navy Captains at $184K, with the average being a mere $80K. The article described this as “total compensation”, not just salary, as military personnel also get untaxed “allowances”. Not even close enough for a $1 million dollar shanty.

  2. BTW looks like Orange County and LA new shack prices are perilously close to resale prices. Prepare fer impact.

    ‘If you are buying now, you are pretty much in the driver’s seat,’ she said. ‘You can take your time when it comes to touring homes, submit an offer that’s … a bit under the asking price and really ask for any amenities you want’

    That’s the spirit Daryl, keep up the pressure! Go fer the foot rubs!

  3. ‘borrowers who owed more than six times what they earned were at particular risk of not being able to service the monthly mortgage repayments, with more interest rate rises expected. ‘The more debt you have, relative to the income coming in to service that debt, the less room you have to move if the cost of servicing that debt, which is to say interest rates, go up’

    Rates won’t go up Joey. Oh, wait…

  4. “Navy wife Doslyn Rodrigues has lived all over the world, but all she wants now is a home in Brooklyn for her and her two boys while her husband is stationed in Maryland and she attends law school.

    Unless hubby is an admiral, bidding on million dollar houses is a recipe for financial disaster.

  5. “Reno-based Clear Capital executed another round of layoffs today, with the real estate appraisal and technology firm blaming a challenging market. The layoffs involve 250 employees or about a quarter of the company’s staff.

    Gosh, I hope none of the pink-slipped have mortgages to pay on overpriced shacks.

  6. “Homebuying in Los Angeles and Orange counties tumbled 46% over 12 months to the slowest December on record.

    Is that a lot?

  7. “Government data shows Hong Kong home prices fell by 15.6 percent in the past year, the steepest decline since 1998 when prices plunged by almost a third.

    That would explain the seismic detectors on the U.S. west coast being triggered by the stamping of little feet.

  8. Residents fed up with crime, homelessness, drug use and sales, and mental health issues in San Francisco’s District 2, which includes the Marina and Cow Hollow, aired their concerns in a public safety Q&A town hall at Marina Middle School.

    Marina resident Sam Chehrazi shared a video with KPIX 5 of an attempted break-in in broad daylight at his home in May. Home surveillance video showed a man scraping his front door with a tool, before kicking the door multiple times as he yelled threats and obscenities. Chehrazi was on the other side of that door on the phone with 911. He barricaded the door with his body.

    It’s the kind of daily crime that brought concerned residents to the meeting, which at times got heated. Long-time residents told the panelists crime has never been worse in their neighborhood.

    “I too don’t feel safe and my wife when she’s walking around, I also feel concerned,” said Chehrazi. “And we all kind of walk around with our finger on our pepper spray around here.”

    https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/crime-san-francisco-marina-district/

    ‘video showed a man scraping his front door with a tool, before kicking the door multiple times as he yelled threats and obscenities’

    There’s a pop up video of this at the link. Lovely.

        1. FWIW, the 101 in the Marina district is a traffic light controlled boulevard rather than an actual freeway. But it’s still an ocean of cars from dawn to dusk.

          1. Yep not a freeway but still busy. I lived nearby Hwy 1 on Sunset Beach in so cal for years. I know what it’s like from morning work traffic until ten at night, midnight on weekends.

    2. What amazes me is that there isn’t an even bigger torrent of people fleeing the Clown State. Compared to now the mid 90’s were idyllic, yet back then I found it to already be unbearable and I left.

      1. The San Francisco Standard
        Community
        Thousands Moved Out of San Francisco Last Year. Here’s Where They Went
        Written by Noah Baustin
        Published Jan. 06, 2023 • 5:00am
        A U-Haul truck and other vehicles travel along Interstate 10 as wind turbines generate electricity near Palm Springs. | Robert Alexander/Getty Images

        As California’s population shrank for a second year in a row, a steady stream of San Franciscans left the city last year, according to a new analysis by The Standard. But many of those erstwhile San Franciscans remained in the state: Los Angeles, San Diego and Sacramento were the top destinations for people who booked one-way U-Hauls out of town.

        Covid sparked a mass exodus from San Francisco that peaked in August 2020, U.S. Postal Service (USPS) data shows. That month, nearly 7,000 more people requested permanent address changes moving away from SF than arrived in the city. After the August 2020 crest, the change of address rate consistently dropped until it reached pre-pandemic levels in May 2021 and stayed steady throughout 2022.

        That steady rate, however, still had thousands leaving the City by the Bay each month last year.
        …
        https://sfstandard.com/research-data/thousands-moved-out-of-san-francisco-last-year-heres-where-they-went/

    1. If I didn’t know any better, I’d say all this outrage and anger is just a front for the real motive- to steal stuff. Silly me.

    2. According to Jemele Hill, Nichols died after a beating by five black cops who were white supremacists.

      Jemele Hill
      @jemelehill
      ·
      I need so many people to understand this regarding Tyre Nichols. Several of the police officers who murdered Freddie Gray were Black. The entire system of policing is based on white supremacist violence. We see people under the boot of oppression carry its water all the time.

      https://twitter.com/jemelehill/status/1619006645656502273?s=20&t=BzBAS4LBCyNdV08-6If52A

      1. I was wondering why Nichols was pulled out of his car? Something clearly happened prior to the video we’ve been presented.

    4. Looting broke out overnight at a sporting goods store in Memphis

      The next day, all the city’s vibrants were wearing brand new Air Jordans.

  10. 𝗙𝗲𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗪𝗮𝘆, 𝗪𝗔 𝗛𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗣𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗖𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝟮𝟲% 𝗬𝗢𝗬 𝗔𝘀 𝗦𝗼𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗛𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗜𝗻𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗥𝗼𝘁𝘀 𝗜𝗻 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝗺𝗽, 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝗠𝗶𝘀𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗢𝗳 𝗦𝗲𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲 𝗔𝗿𝗲𝗮

    https://www.movoto.com/federal-way-wa/market-trends/

    𝘈𝘴 𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘚𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘵𝘭𝘦 𝘣𝘳𝘰𝘬𝘦𝘳 𝘭𝘢𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘥, “𝘉𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘴 𝘪𝘴 𝘴𝘰 𝘴𝘭𝘰𝘸 𝘐 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘔𝘢𝘺𝘵𝘢𝘨 𝘳𝘦𝘱𝘢𝘪𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘯.”

  11. STRs are importing vibrancy into the upscale enclaves of the Beverly Hills libtards. Always awkward for the MSM to report such non-Narrative Compliant news while strenuously avoiding any mention of the blatantly obvious when “two groups of people” exchanged gunfire in the wee hours of the morning.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9AF-dPiApI

  12. “‘Now is the time to strike if you have the means to do so. If you are buying now, you are pretty much in the driver’s seat,’ she said. ‘You can take your time when it comes to touring homes, submit an offer that’s … a bit under the asking price and really ask for any amenities you want.’”

    Sellers are still in denial at this point. Wouldn’t it make more sense to wait until the denial stage gives way to panic and market capitulation? ‘Buy when everyone is selling.’

    1. It doesn’t make sense for the desperate Relitters® out there- their Range Rover isn’t going to pay for itself. Don’t you care about them!?

        1. Indeed! Dark hair, fair skin, blue eyes. I hopefully listened to her cover of Les Miserables‘ “On My Own.” Ouch.

      1. Other than Cuba, they are all members of the “West” and vassals of the US. Canaduh isn’t an island and is just as bad as any of them.

        And from what I’m seeing, South America is pretty much going full commie, which means that the caravans will be forming as far south as Tierra del Fuego, as the entire continent will be transformed into a giant Venezuela, full of starving people.

        In Mexico the opposition parties (the PRI, PRD and PAN) are putting their long running differences aside and have announced that they will work together to “save Mexico” from AMLO’s and MORENA’s disastrous policies. It is the state of utter lawlessness that has brought the right leaning PAN, the centrist PRI and the leftist PRD together to oppose the ruling MORENA party and President AMLO.

    4. Important to remember that Warp Speed and some of the recent info coming we find that DOD was all over COVID.

  16. All your congress critters and tell them to support the new bill that reveals the ATF’s NFA provisions which restricts the 2nd Amendment and has been since 1934.

  18. The Washington Post is globalist scum media.

    Washington Post Editorial Board — How to keep the West solid for Ukraine (1/27/2023):

    “The alliance’s challenge is to maintain what has been its extraordinary solidarity in confronting Moscow — despite risks of the war’s escalation, ideological strains between Eastern and Western European governments, and domestic political opposition in some NATO countries.

    The breadth of support for Ukraine, with the added muscle of tough sanctions against Russia, improves the chances that Kyiv will be in a strong negotiating position whenever the war reaches its end game. That’s why the West’s solidarity is so critical: to reinforce the message that Mr. Putin cannot profit from his imperial fever dream.”

    Reaches its end game: when Lockheed and Raytheon and Northrup have made enough money to buy the next decade of Congressional elections, and when Blackstone owns Ukraine.

    “The allies’ solidarity owes much to popular outrage triggered by an illegal war and Russian atrocities on the ground.”

    There is no “outrage” outside of the Beltway in the United States, and there is no support from U.S. taxpayers.

    “There will be tests on both sides of the Atlantic. Mr. Biden will need to continue to make a forceful case for an ongoing commitment to defeat Russian aggression.

    Leadership will also be key on Capitol Hill. Last year, liberal Democrats wrote, then retracted, a letter urging Mr. Biden to nudge Ukraine toward negotiation that would likely mean giving up its sovereign territory.”

    Retracted? They were informed that Lockheed and Raytheon and Northrup would be purchasing, and electing, their primary challengers in the next election.

    “Members of Congress might bear in mind that mixed messaging from Washington will only hearten Russia’s sympathizers in Europe, who will exploit it to undercut support for Ukraine.”

    https://archive.is/tcJzZ

    Russia is winning.

    1. Watched a couple of hours of media reports from the Ukrainian front lines, and I didn’t once see a face that looked younger than 40-yrs of age, just grizzled old men missing some of their yellow teeth. The Russian corpses looked youthful and pale, curled up in various fetal positions.

      While the media are occupied with various European, who will vs who won’t tank stories, U.S. spy satellites are busy transmitting real-time data to thousands of intelligence personnel who are updating GIS databases with precise location-linked targeting information. The Patriot missile batteries will keep the airspace free of Russian aircraft while the feared spring offensive will be up against air dropped JDAMs rather than tanks. It’s not going to be an Easter to celebrate.

        1. These pineapple grenades miss most of their targets due to the low number of chunky fragments. A modern U.S. hand grenade has a smooth exterior shell, but beneath it is several tightly wound up layers of a long flat wire spring steel like a lawn mower rope recoil with notches cut all over to assist in an effective fragmentation radius of red hot shards.

      2. The Patriot missile batteries … air dropped JDAMs

        It’s been the theme in Western Media all through this war; tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow we’ll give them something that can turn the tide. Meanwhile, there are fewer Ukrainians every day, and the front moves west relentlessly.

        The arms dealers in the US are making money.

        2. “It’s been the theme in Western Media…”

          Recall Schwarzkopf’s ruse of a heroic beach landing that Saddam swallowed hook, line and sinker?

      3. “U.S. spy satellites are busy transmitting real-time data to thousands of intelligence personnel who are updating GIS databases with precise location-linked targeting information.”

        This about testing the latest and greatest HMI and SCADA, and what kind of latency occurs with the hardware and hardware performance in real time… kinda like post-FAT workout or system acceptance demonstration and performance against “the enemy”. All about defense contractors…. nobody GAF about Ukraine.

        1. Agreed. The U.S. military is fine tuning their strategy while the defense contractors are working-out the kinks and bringing home the bacon for their share holders.

  20. In 2014 gain of function was banned in US
    under Obama. Gain of function was outsourced to Wuhan Lab in China with Fauci funding China research.
    In 2017 gain of function research ban was lifted.
    Question???
    Why would Obama Adminstration ban gain of function, than its outsourced to China with Fauci funding it, than in 2017 the ban is lifted in US.
    First why would US transfer to China technology that was banned in US. Why would the ban be lifted in 2017?
    In other words its banned for 4 years, than the ban is lifted.
    What good is it to ban something in US , than transfer it to China and fund it, than lift the ban in 2017..Why would the US have partnership with China on a potential weapon of mass destruction??
    Than Covid is released on World, with a big fake out that it came naturally from a wet market in China, where evidence shows it was a man made gain of function bio weapon.

    1. March 30th 2021:

      CDC director says data ‘suggests that vaccinated people do not carry the virus’

      “Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Rochelle Walensky is touting new CDC data that suggests people who have been fully vaccinated almost never carry COVID-19. 

      During an MSNBC interview with Rachel Maddow on Monday, Walensky said: “Our data from the CDC today suggests that vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don’t get sick, and that it’s not just in the clinical trials, but it’s also in real-world data.”

      Walensky was referring to a new CDC study of nearly 4,000 front-line workers, some vaccinated and some not, who tested themselves weekly for COVID-19 infections between December and March. 

      Among fully vaccinated people in the study, there were only three “break-through” COVID-19 infections detected. In stark contrast, unvaccinated participants in the study logged 161 COVID-19 cases.

      In other words, two shots of Pfizer or Moderna’s vaccines, followed by two full weeks for them to take effect, nearly zeroed out all detectable infections — including asymptomatic ones.

      The CDC concluded, based on those results, that Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines are roughly 90% effective at preventing COVID-19 infections in the real world, even the asymptomatic kind.

      https://www.businessinsider.com/cdc-director-data-vaccinated-people-do-not-carry-covid-19-2021-3

    2. To continue….

      Than NIH Dr Fauci funder of bio weapon becomes US Authority on US response to
      C.ovid, being a genocidal vaccine
      And you have the US and other governments not questioning this attack with censored news controlling the narratives.

      nd, you have the WEF announcing One World Order with China being the model.
      What is this but private party Globalists
      Monopoly Corporations, banks and Elites have
      captured Governments to form a partnership of take over of World .A
      attack on sovereign Countries Citizens by their own treasonous governments that form a Facism alliance with WEF, and no doubt Communist China, United Nations , etc.
      But you can’t question anything, because the ridiculous fraudulent narratives are necessary for their evil crimes against humanity and agenda of One World Order.
      No US investigation on announcement of One World Order/ Great Reset . No neutral investigation on the carnage by the fake vaccines?

      .

    1. As I said, I contracted Covid while I was in the hospital about 3 weeks ago. Luckily for me (if you want to call it lucky) I was already receiving 40 mg of stetoids intravenously on a daily basis for the lung problem, among other things I was in for. They imidiately put me on remdesivir for 5 days (same stuff Trump got early on and they called it miinformation).

      I never had more than a low grade fever and a slight cough, much less discomfort than any cold I had in my life. My youngest daughter however (who was forced to get vaccinated last year or possibly the year before to complete her RN program in college) came down with her second post jab case of Covid and my unvacinated brother got his first case of Covid which was just as bad folloed by pneumonia.

      1. I never had more than a low grade fever and a slight cough

        That was my experience in 2021. The worst symptoms were being tired and having no appetite. My employer had a very liberal COVID policy, 2 weeks off, no questions asked. My manager told me to take it, so I did.

        Glad it all went well for you.

        1. Remdesivir = Run-death-is-near.

          You didn’t catch covid. You had flu like systems and took fake tests that claimed you had a made up disease.

          Glad you’re healthy though. Now read the Kennedy ‘Fauci’ book.

        2. “They are still using remdesivir?? And you let them??? Wow.”

          If the MSM and the World Health Organization says don’t take it, then it’s good enough for me. 🙂

          Remdesivir: don’t use drug Trump took for Covid-19, WHO says

          Agency says no evidence the intravenous antiviral works for severe infections

          Sarah Boseley Health editor
          Thu 19 Nov 2020

          Remdesivir, one of the drugs Donald Trump took when he developed Covid-19, should not be used in hospitals because there is no evidence it works, the World Health Organization has advised.

          The US president was an enthusiastic proponent of the drug, to the point where he boasted in July that he had bought up the world’s entire stock for Americans. The WHO’s guidelines committee, however, has said Covid patients may be better off without it.

          https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/20/remdesivir-dont-use-drug-trump-took-for-covid-19-who-says

  22. 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗣𝗶𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗲, 𝗙𝗟 𝗛𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗣𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗖𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝟮𝟭% 𝗬𝗢𝗬 𝗔𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘁𝘆 𝗣𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗗𝗿𝗼𝗽 𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗔 𝗥𝗼𝗰𝗸

    https://www.movoto.com/fort-pierce-fl/market-trends/

    𝘈𝘴 𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘴𝘰𝘶𝘵𝘩 𝘍𝘭𝘰𝘳𝘪𝘥𝘢 𝘣𝘳𝘰𝘬𝘦𝘳 𝘦𝘹𝘱𝘭𝘢𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘥, “𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘸𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘴 𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘍𝘭𝘰𝘳𝘪𝘥𝘢 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘴𝘰𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘷𝘪𝘰𝘭𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘤𝘳𝘪𝘮𝘦𝘴 𝘢𝘤𝘳𝘰𝘴𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘵𝘦.”

  28. Any thoughts on why Californians have stopped having babies? Seems like a whole generation of young adults of child bearing age priced out of the housing market could be a factor

    1. Blog Post · January 26, 2023
      California’s Plunging Birth Rates
      photo – Mother Kissing Forehead of Baby in Her Arms
      Hans Johnson

      California’s birth rate has reached near-record lows, contributing to a slowdown in the state’s population growth and portending decades of slow growth to come. What is—and is not—driving the state’s lower birth rates?

      California’s birth rate (births per 1,000 residents) is at its lowest level in more than 100 years. The number of births has fallen from a peak in 1992 of 613,000 to 420,000 in 2021 (2022 is on track to be similar to 2021).
      …
      https://www.ppic.org/blog/californias-plunging-birth-rates/

    2. I should add that we know lots of young adults with families. They are mostly white, all wealthy, and want to have kids.

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