The Mike Church Show-The Home Ownership Dream Becomes A Nightmare

Time  Red Pill Topics & Headlines 6:03am cst Welcome to the Mike Church Show on www.crusadechannel.com Call the show  844-5CRUSADE   Did you miss yesterday’s LIVE Mike Church Show? Worry not, you can listen to all previously aired shows at the new CRUSADE MAX – https://podcasts.crusadechannel.com   HEADLINE RUNDOWN Obama was banging men back in 2008 campaign and the MSM didn’t report on it Donald Trump legal woes Climate Change updates or as we like to call it, weather updates Housing Market 27m                         32m                           45m COVID 1.0 The controlled demolition. Remember back in 2021 they were trying to demolish the small, mildly successful entrepreneur?  It wasn’t just broadcasting it was every field they wanted to demolish the middle class. Then Amazon and Walmart the big box stores would swoop in and take the business.  It was largely successful in that effort. Amazon distribution centers –  New Orleans used to be 35 and 36 until Katrina happened. There is an Amazon distribution center in every major city. They didn’t get the job completely done which is why the conspiracy continues.  What did they miss?  The homeowner. QUESTION: Why would they want to drive you out of owning your own home? ANSWER: Because you have the potential of one day paying it off and actually OWNING it. Remember you will own nothing and you will be happy. Let’s talk about BlackRock for a minute. They weren’t just buying houses they were paying OVER asking price. HEADLINE: BlackRock, other investment firms ‘killing the dream’ of home ownership, journalist says by Charles Crietz  According to a Wall Street Journal report, BlackRock – led by billionaire Laurence Fink – is purchasing entire neighborhoods and converting single-family homes into rentals; while in cities like Houston, investors like Fink account for one-quarter of the home purchasers. Pedro Gonzalez said that BlackRock’s actions are leading 40% of American renters to believe they will never be able to purchase a home.  The impetus for firms to mass-purchase housing is to underwrite pensions and pad their books by spiking housing