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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 349090" data-attributes="member: 57984">This has been going on for a while now. And it's certainly visible around me -- where we get calls several times a week to buy the house. And most houses around here are empty -- usually with attempts to make them look occupied when they're not (presumably to ward off vandalism) including cars and decoration. Some are being refurbished, if needed.It's creepy. Blackwater and Vanguard are out to own all real estate so everyone will have to rent forever and glean no ownership of the property after years and decades of escalating payments ... and in an era where the working (formerly: middle class) has less and less and less.BlackRock Is Buying Up US HousesBlackRock is one of a number of companies mentioned by The Wall Street Journal in a recent exposé. "Yield-chasing investors are snapping up single-family homes, competing with ordinary Americans and driving up prices," they warned. The question is, why would institutional investors and BlackRock, which manages assets worth $5.7 trillion, be interested in overpaying for modest, single family homes?To understand the answer, you must look at BlackRock's partners, which include the World Economic Forum (WEF), and their extreme political and financial clout :"Black Rock, Vanguard, and State Street control 20 trillion dollars worth of assets. Blackrock alone has a 10 billion a year surplus. That means with 5-20% down they can get mortgages on 130-170k homes every year. Or they can outright buy 30k homes per year. Just Blackrock.... Now imagine every major institute doing this, because they are. It can be such a fast sweeping action that 30yrs may be overshooting it. They may accomplish feudalism in 15 years."If the average American is pushed out of the housing market, and most of the available housing is owned by investment groups and corporations, you become beholden to them as your landlord. This fulfills part of the Great Reset's "new normal" dictum — the part where you will own nothing and be happy. This isn't a conspiracy theory; it's part of WEF's 2030 agenda.The unstated implication is that the world's resources will be owned and controlled by the technocratic elite, and you'll have to pay for the temporary use of absolutely everything. Nothing will actually belong to you, including your home. All items and resources are to be used by the collective, while actual ownership is restricted to an upper stratum of social class. The wealth transfer has already begun. BlackRock's Unrivaled ControlThe New York Times and a majority of other legacy media are largely owned by BlackRock and the Vanguard Group, the two largest asset management firms in the world, which also control Big Pharma. And it doesn't end there.BlackRock and Vanguard are at the top of a pyramid that controls basically everything, but you don't hear about their terrifying monopoly because they also own the media.  Humans Are Free summed it up this way: Russell shares his thoughts:[MEDIA=youtube]mD-ioJM8v64:632[/MEDIA]Apparently, Blackrock deliberately chose a name with "black" in it to sound more politically correct:"The media-fueled dividing lines of race, religion, past-colonization, gender and sexual orientation are meant to divide and distract the average person from the real sources of oppression and inequality in our world today – namely companies like Blackrock and Vanguard – who are seeking to eventually bring about a new form of feudalism where they own everything and the average person owns nothing."</blockquote>

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