all in plain sight, for those who care to look and perceive…
trey gowdy=all bravado, no results
Major financial investors on Wall Street have set their sights on a new target for acquisition, buying up mobile home parks across the country only to raise the cost of rent and other fees that mobile home owners must pay.
The Daily Caller reports that such investors include private equity firms and real estate investment trusts. These buyers have turned to purchasing mobile home parks and raising rent for tenants who are either stuck at a low income or are actually disabled.
One state that has been affected is Minnesota, where out-of-state purchases of mobile home parks nearly doubled between 2015 and 2021. In 2015, just 46 percent of the state’s mobile home parks were purchased by out-of-state buyers; in 2021, that percentage skyrocketed to 81 percent. Over the course of that six-year period, rent at such parks rose by as much as 30 percent.
In Iowa, Assistant Attorney General Benjamin Bellus claims that the number of complaints from mobile home owners has increased “100-fold” in recent years.
“These industries, including the mobile home park manufacturing industry, keep touting these parks, these mobile homes, as affordable housing. But it’s not affordable,” Bellus said to the press. “You’re putting people in a snare and a trap where they have no ability to defend themselves.”
Another state that has been devastated by this trend is Montana; one such park is Havenpark Communities in Great Falls, which has seen the cost of rent rise dramatically since 2020. One resident, Cindy Newman, said that her monthly rent had previously cost just $117 in 2020; since then, it has gone up to $400.
George McCarthy, CEO and president of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, revealed that corporate investors have been spending the last eight years buying out mobile home parks to try to reach ownership of 20 percent of all mobile home lots in the United States. McCarthy particularly blamed the lending giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for backing many of the investment loans that ultimately led to these mobile home purchases, with Freddie Mac approving $9.6 million in loans across 44 states since 2014.
https://amgreatness.com/2022/07/26/wall-street-investors-target-mobile-home-parks-at-huge-cost-to-tenants/
ok, i get that, but can you also post just one, just one, trey gowdy accomplishment?
i'll wait…
Democratic Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly, who sponsored a bill to ban corporations from operating PACs, has repeatedly emphasized he does not and will not “take a dime of corporate PAC money.”
However, Kelly’s campaign has raked in around $154,000 from Democratic PACs since March 2019 that have hauled in large sums from corporate PACs, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) records reviewed by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
“All he’s good at is raising money from Wall Street and Big Pharma executives,” Arizona Senate candidate Blake Masters, who has led in recent Republican primary polls, told the DCNF when asked about the donations to Kelly’s campaign.
https://dailycaller.com/2022/07/24/mark-kelly-donations-corporations/
need someone to decipher, my i.q. not that high
so gowdy resigned because he did something good that no one is yet aware of?
btw, i am not a shill
The Capitol Police shooting of Ashli Babbitt, who was killed during the 2021 Capitol incursion, was unjustified, according to a use-of-force expert.
Babbitt, 35, was shot by Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd, who was later cleared of any wrongdoing. She was shot in the left shoulder, and died at MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
Her death is being revisited by The Epoch Times in a documentary called “The Real Story of Jan. 6,” which is featured on Epoch TV.
The documentary includes commentary from Stan Kephart, whose credentials include more than 350 court appearances as an expert witness on police conduct, including excessive force, police discipline, officer safety, and crowd control.
“My conclusion … based on what I saw and observed in the video clips is that Ashli Babbitt was murdered,” said Kephart, who served 42 years in law enforcement and was director of security for the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympics.
“She was shot and killed under color of authority by an officer who violated not only the law but his oath and committed an arrestable offense,” Kephart said.
Kephart said that to him, nothing in the video showed Byrd should have felt in danger from Babbitt, a supporter of former President Donald Trump, who was 5-foot-2 and weighed 110-pounds.
“In order for lethal force to be authorized, the officer has to be able to articulate that he or she was in fear of losing his life, was about to be killed, or grievously injured,” Kephart said in the documentary, according to The Epoch Times.
“There is nothing I saw in that film that would indicate that was possible or probable from what unfolded,” he said.
Byrd’s attorney, Mark Schamel, defended Byrd, saying Kephart’s conclusion was “unsupported and erroneous.”
“When Ms. Babbitt entered through the broken window and entered the inner protected area, wearing a backpack and refusing the verbal commands of multiple armed federal officers with weapons drawn, the threat she posed was clear and Lt. Byrd, as the first officer in the final line of defense, was absolutely justified in his use of force,” he said, according to The Epoch Times.
Aaron Babbitt, Ashli’s husband, said former New York City Police Commissioners Bernard Kerik and Ray Kelly have agreed with Kephart, according to The Epoch Times.
“I loved hearing that from him. He’s obviously well-versed in the use of force,” Babbitt told The Epoch Times. “He’s clearly a very smart man who has been in that business for a long time. He should be listened to.”
Babbitt disputed the claim that his late wife, who was draped in a Trump flag at the time of the shooting, “refused” verbal commands from Byrd or anyone.
Witness testimony I’ve read, police included, said they heard no warning,” Babbitt told The Epoch Times, saying the shooting was “complete disregard for human life and not following the use-of-force continuum.”
A Department of Justice investigation found there was insufficient evidence that Byrd used excessive force when he shot and killed Babbitt.
https://www.westernjournal.com/use-force-expert-ashli-babbitt-murdered-color-authority-jan-6/
well, that's at least something to consider, if trey got brennan to self-incriminate
unfortunately, brennan walks free to this day, while patriotic Americans are being held as political prisoners in d.c.
Last Updated on July 26, 2022
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is calling for an end to private car ownership. A recently published paper calls for an end to “wasteful” private vehicle ownership in favor of public transportation and communal cars.
“The average car or van in England is driven just 4% of the time,” the WEF paper states. It then calls on car owners to sell their vehicle because, “Car sharing platforms such as Getaround and BlueSG have already seized that opportunity to offer vehicles where you pay per hour used.”
Ending private car ownership is essential to addressing climate change, the WEF argues. The forum goes on to advocate for the same principles to be applied to city and home designs as well.
“A design process that focuses on fulfilling the underlying need instead of designing for product purchasing is fundamental to this transition,” the WEF wrote. “This is the mindset needed to redesign cities to reduce private vehicles and other usages.”
A number of European nations and U.S. states have already passed legislation that will ban the sale of non-electric cars as soon as 2030. Washington, New York and California have already passed such measures while a growing number of EU member states have done the same.
In Ireland, the government has told citizens that they will be packed into densely populated cities in order to combat climate change. Drivers will be forced off the roads as part of a plan that will “revolutionize” people’s lifestyle and behaviors.
In addition, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has directed global governments to drastically cut oil supply to domestic consumers in order to encourage compliance by “nudging” people out of their private cars.
https://nationalfile.com/wef-calls-for-end-to-private-car-ownership/
WEF ALL OUT WAR AGAINST THE GLOBAL POPULATION