
The Banksters Have Really Done A Number On Our Housing
@builderofcastles
Posted 2d ago · 6 min read

The prices of houses today is all because of the banksters. Not just because they control mortgages, but also because they have controlled where people moved and where houses could be built.
You can find all this out, just like you can find how Rock-e-fella created the National School Board which has continuously made schooling worse and worse. The banksters' finger prints are everywhere.
If you knew everything that banksters have done to housing, to real estate, you would be extremely angry and the Fed would be ablaze before morning.

We have been told that it is just good business. We have believed that it is honorable to pay back loans. But, on their end, the banksters have not been honorable. They have made deals that make the proverbial "deal with the devil" look tame in comparison.

One day, a long time ago, i thought of how to solve homelessness. In a way that most homeless could work, could use. And should work for most lower class people too.
The problem with this plan was that it would destroy house prices.
My plan was to build rooms. One room for every man, woman and child in America. 300 million one room apartments. We could build them for less than what we paid for section 8 housing over one year. It would save so much in taxes.
Basically, they would be indestructible (as well as could be built) rooms, with a steel door. On one side would be raised platform where you could put a mattress. The other half, about the size of a sofa and table. And if you didn't have a place to stay, you could show up, and get a key to your own room.
Nearby would be a cafeteria, where you could get a meal.
If we were going to provide welfare, a safety net, then what we should provide is food and shelter. As efficiently as possible. Not money for food and housing, but food and shelter. You show up, you get food. You show up, you get a place to sleep.
The pushback i got about this idea was that it would be considered cruel punishment to have such a tiny living space.
The actual problem i found to be, as Catherine Austin Fitts relayed from working with HUD, "How will our friends make money on this?"
And the worse problem: the banksters did not want this problem to be solved!

The banksters would make a mortgage for a farmer to buy a farm. Then they waited until the farmer had a bad year, and then foreclosed on the property. The banksters would make a mortgage for a new farmer to buy a farm…
This was the circle. The bank would be paid for the farm forever.
Today, they are talking about "You vill own nutsing and be happy" or, you will rent an apartment forever because the banksters own all the real estate.
The banksters had many of the old world countries locked down. America, who started giving homesteads to people really irked them. Sure, they had moved in and started during their standard practice of recycling farms, but there was over half of the nation that owned their own property.
And so, the banksters have been setting up Americans for the biggest fall. One where they would buy up all the real estate after they crashed it all. 1929 was not an accident. 2008 was not an accident. And 202x will not be an accident.

"Banking was conceived in iniquity and was born in sin. The bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money, and with the flick of the pen they will create enough deposits to buy it back again. However, take away from them the power to create money and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But, if you wish to remain the slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money." - Josiah Stamp
Things are so evil, and normalized, that a mortgage is considered normal.
However, if you look into it, you find that the bank gives nothing, and takes everything.
- The house is given to the bank (yes, given)
- The bank applies it to their balance sheet.
- With the added asset, they can make an equal debit
- The get a promissory not from the tenant (first payment)
- They have the tenant sign a repayment contract. (second payment)
- The bank creates the money, from the balance sheet, to pay for the house.
The banksters are not playing anywhere close to fair. They are buying our houses with our money. They are manipulating the housing market with our money. They are manipulating where jobs are with our money. They are kicking people out of their homes, because of a lack of available money, created by them (their system). The manipulate housing availability by getting cities to up housing size requirements and limiting permits for new houses.
If banksters only manipulated one side of the housing problem, that could be considered business. But they manipulate both sides against the people. This is beyond criminal. Truly evil.

The banksters are planning to crash the housing market again, and buy up everything. Tear down single family homes and build 15 minute open-air-prisons.
The banksters just think of this as good business practice. However, this requires everyone to "obey the rules" (that they made). To honor property rights while they took them all away from the people.
Unfortunately, the banksters will get most of the suburban real estate under their ownership.
However, what the banksters will get is a bunch of useless houses, and a population who does not honor the bankster's ownership claims. Further, people will be moving out of cities to form communities with their tribe.
Banksters will be left with nothing. Even if they avoid being strung up on lampposts.

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