spend ten minutes with redacted and learn why journalists are being arrested in britain for speaking the truth about trudeau's recent nazi scene;

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 a bit more than five minutes on tucker carlson speaking about how the entire system is collapsing but 'our free press' doesn't address it so many of you don't see it;

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 "Dismissing criticism of Israel as anti-Semitic is like dismissing criticism of the Nazis as anti-Germanic." --

Michael Rivero

 this is why you don't let chilren choose their gender;

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 oh, you mean if we don't have enough cops we get more criminals and they become more of a problem;

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, a former supporter of the 'defund the police' movement, urgently calls for increased policing as the nation's capital faces an out-of-control murder crisis. 

"What I can say is this: To me, numbers are just numbers. When we lose one person — whether it's one or 200 — that's too many," Bowser said at a press conference earlier this week. 

Of course, Bowser, like many Democrat mayors, blames firearms as the issue, deflecting any possibility her disastrous social justice reforms only embolden criminals - while punishing law-abiding taxpayers -across the imploding Washington, DC metro area. 

Even the Washington Post can't ignore the murder crisis: 

For the first time in a quarter-century, the year's homicide toll in Washington has surpassed 200 before October — a mark of surging violence that has angered and distressed local leaders, drawn scrutiny from Congress and made some residents question whether they can safely live in the nation's capital.

WaPo added:

The last time D.C. logged its 200th homicide before October was Aug. 12, 1997, in a year that ended with 303 people slain, according to police data. After that, annual totals generally trended downward, staying below 200 from 2004 to 2020, with a low of 88 in 2012. But the killing pace has picked up again, reaching 226 in 2021.

Heading into the 2024 presidential election cycle, Democrats will never admit their social justice reforms have failed. They conveniently blame guns. ........more.........

mr peters addresses housing costs in this essay. the cost of a house plus the taxes therein seem to be rising much faster than you would anticipate. some is certainly the government created inflation but part seems to be blackrock and their like buying houses for income producing rental property. and it seems intentional as part of their destroy everything so they can build it back as they like. when they're defeated as i imagine they will be, in the end, we'll be left to put it all back together again somehow;

Houses in my area – a rural county in SW Virginia – didn’t used to cost so much that most who live here couldn’t afford to buy one.

They do now.

Here is an example. This small house –  it is only about 1,100 square feet – just went on the market for just shy of $300,000. It would cost (according to the estimate that runs with the ad) some $2,100 per month to live in this house, assuming you could afford to put 20 percent – just shy of $60,000 – down. Plus just shy of $12,000 on top of that for closing costs – for a grand total of just over $70,000 due on the day you get the keys.

The average individual living in the area earns just shy of $26,000 annually. Family income (dual earner) is just shy of $46,000. Very few individuals or families who live here can afford such a house.

The usual lending standard defining “affordability” is the 4-1 ratio of income to home cost. Thus, a family with a $46k annual income could handle the payments (including the down payment) on a home that cost about $184,000.

There are fewer and fewer homes available for that amount of money in my area. The question arises: Who is buying these $300k-plus homes, then?

The answer seems to be twofold..........more......