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Looks like a lot of the fraud that happened a decade ago in residential real estate happened again, this time centered on CRE.

Seems important.
propublica.org/article/whistl…
"Flynn has amassed 'materials identifying about $150 billion in inflated CMBS issued between 2013 and today,' according to the complaint."
Looks like there's been big time fraud going on in the commercial real estate market.

This is a must read and share:
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It’s not a depression it’s a robbery.
"Under guidelines published by the Fed, companies that engaged in so-called corporate inversion transactions while maintaining meaningful U.S. operations appear to be eligible for two new programs."

Another example of the Fed making policy. Why do we even have a Congress?
Bailout oversight panel:

"Pelosi and McConnell haven’t named a chairman to oversee it, and the group missed its first legally-mandated reporting deadline, raising questions about the group’s nimbleness to examine what could amount to trillions in loans."

Banana Republic.
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Michael Krieger
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People who point out that the U.S. government's account of 9/11 was a total fairytale continue to be dismissed as wackos, yet the U.S. government's account of 9/11 was in fact undeniably a total fairytale.
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20 years later and it's still so shady.

"William Barr and acting DNI Richard Grenell barring the public release of the Saudi official’s name and all related documents, concluding they are “state secrets” that, if disclosed, could cause “significant harm to the national security”
Looks whose side the U.S. government is on.
*Hint not the 9/11 victims.

"The fight for access to key documents and evidence has dragged on, with repeated battles between the lawyers for the families on one side, and lawyers for FBI, DOJ and the Saudi government on the other."
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Massive changes in how the world functions will occur over the next few years. That part of the debate is largely over, and we’ve now entered the big battle for what comes next.

Vote with your actions and your voice.

A shift to localism and decentralization is the best path.
A more localized and decentralized world needs a politically neutral global currency like bitcoin to conduct business across areas.

A hegemonic empire requires a coercive centralized currency weapon such as the fiat USD.

Which world do you want?
My point is, ironically, localism cannot truly thrive without a politically neutral form of global money. Without it, communities will be smothered from the outside.
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