RE:RE:Who's buying depressed companies and assetsI don't know as I only learned of her and this video today. She does make reference to having worked in public policy and housing so I suppose it's possible. She sounds intelligent and what she says certainly seems to have merit. Buying up physical property from the indebted masses at a steep discount will certainly ensure average citizens become renters and slaves to the elites.
Find some time to watch the video. I assure you won't be disappointed.
iownbmw545 wrote: will try to watch it later.
I think I recognize her. is she the one that says that this wasn't protesting but a redevelopment plan?
look at what happened in California as well. they burned down all the forested areas where a new high speed rail line is supposed to be going through.
they do this every where. crooked leaders paying off their backers and supporters.
Obama did that as well. finestein did it with her husband too. he bought out a gazillion dollars worth of properties from the federal government and overnight he was a billionaire.
"pay the people more and you will attract the best and the brightest" to come forward and run for public office
yeah ok. the only honest person that is currently in politics is president Trump and he doesn't even take a fking dime in salary.
how many billions in net worth did he lose since winning?
f the commies and the socialist democRATS
Anschutz wrote: So with everyone that rushed out of the sector in the last 5 years, who's been buying up the companies, assets and resources?
I came across this interesting interview this morning. It's a prelude to a documentary to be released later this month. At about the 28 min mark she speaks about analysis her group did regarding the BLM protests in the USA. Her assessment of why they occurred and where makes sense if the end goal she postulates is true.
Sounds like the strategy would have the same effect as what we've witnessed in regard to Canada's energy sector. If everyone is led to believe the oil and gas sector needs to be burned to the ground and supported by protests... who's buying up on the cheap?
The entire interview is really quite good and goes on to theorize that tech oligarchs will use their ridiculous stock evaluations/resources to buy up physical bargains as the general populace runs the other way to pump tech stocks higher.