Thread by @JackPosobiec

Feudalism was a system where a wealthy landed nobility controlled peasants known as serfs

The elites provided serfs with a small piece of land on which to live.

Although they paid taxes, serfs owned no property, had no economic power or upward mobility
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Billionaires are buying up land like it’s going out of style. Do you know who owns the most farmland in the United States?

Bill Gates and his soon-to-be ex-wife Melinda, that’s who.

In 2012, the Obama administration launched a program making it easier for private investors like AMR and Blackrock to acquire foreclosed homes by the hundreds.

Investors are now working with developers directly to produce build-for-rent homes that have a physical appearance closer to a suburban neighborhood, but are marketed to renters rather than owners.
bloombergquint.com/gadfly/home-re…

Now, politicians are seeing this as a positive development bc they will be able to place more high-density buildings in the suburbs and won't have homeowners stopping them from being approved

And, of course, the politicians will be bought off by the development companies backed by Wall Street investors and Fed money

Neo-Feudalism is Coming

But wait, there's more:

BlackRock Prepares to be First Foreign Company to Launch in China’s Booming Mutual-Fund Market
caixinglobal.com/2021-07-02/bla…