Every time I scroll through Facebook, I see people clutching their pearls over Donald Trump.

The fainting spells.
The “end of democracy” cries.
The fake moral outrage.

And I can’t help but laugh. Because for four years straight, while your side dismantled this country brick by brick, you said absolutely NOTHING.

You were silent when Joe Biden turned the border into a welcome mat for millions of illegals. Children trafficked, women assaulted, drugs pouring in, gangs emboldened… and you stayed quiet.

You were silent when Afghanistan collapsed into chaos, when 13 American heroes came home in coffins, when billions in weapons were handed to terrorists. Not a word.

You were silent when the DOJ and FBI turned into political hit squads, raiding conservatives at dawn while Hunter Biden skated free with his bag of crack and Chinese cash.

You were silent when inflation wiped out middle-class savings, when gas hit $6, when groceries doubled, and families fell behind on mortgages.

You were silent when parents were branded as “domestic terrorists” just for fighting to protect their kids from indoctrination. When schools hid gender transitions from moms and dads. When men invaded women’s sports and locker rooms.

You were silent when Big Tech and Big Government colluded to bury the Hunter laptop and censor the truth. When Fauci lied about masks, mandates, origins, and emails — and got filthy rich off it.

You were silent when America’s veterans slept on concrete while illegals were put up in hotels with three meals a day. When Hawaii fire victims got a pathetic $700 check, but Ukraine got blank checks for billions.

You were silent when Jewish students were harassed on campuses, when Hamas flags flew in American streets, when Biden sent pallets of cash to Iran that ended up funding terror.

You were silent when Soros-backed prosecutors turned once-great cities into open-air crime scenes. When criminals walked free, cops were ambushed, and law-abiding Americans lived in fear.

You were silent when Joe Biden stumbled and slurred through press conferences, when the world saw the obvious decline, and when his handlers treated him like a puppet.

You were silent when San Francisco only cleaned up its filth for the communist dictator Xi Jinping, while American citizens lived in squalor.

You were silent when January 6th records “disappeared,” when political prisoners were locked up without trial, when evidence that didn’t fit the narrative was buried.

You were silent when the intelligence community spied on Americans, when the media spewed coordinated propaganda, when your “experts” lied to our faces.

You. Said. NOTHING.

And now you want us to believe you care about “rule of law”? About “norms”? About “decency”? Give me a break!

The truth is simple: You didn’t care about America. You cared about power. And you thought we’d just roll over while you sold out our future.

Well, we’re done rolling over.

We remember everything. Every lie. Every betrayal. Every attack on our freedoms, our families, and our faith.

And if you think we’re going to back down now — if you think your fake outrage over Trump is going to shame us into silence, you’ve got another thing coming.

For four years, you ran this country into the ground while hiding behind media lies and government cover-ups.

Now it’s our turn. And this time, we won’t be quiet.

This time, the silent majority won’t stay silent.

This time, we fight for our country like it’s the last hill, because it is.

God Bless America!

Canadian households may have trade jitters, but that isn’t stopping them from borrowing. Household debt climbed 0.2% (+$6.2 billion) to reach $3.04 trillion in February—double 2019’s growth rate. Mortgage credit drove 84% of the month’s increase, indicating refinancing and new housing are making up for the lack of existing home sales. While slower than the zero-rate frenzy, credit expansion is moving with pre-pandemic norms.
https://betterdwelling.com/canadian-household-debt-grew-2x-faster-than-pre-2020-driven-by-mortgages/

“’You’ll own nothing and be happy’? David Webb has gone through the 50-year history of all the legal constructs that have been put in place to technically enable that to happen.”
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The derivatives bubble has been estimated to exceed one quadrillion dollars (a quadrillion is 1,000 trillion). The entire GDP of the world is estimated at $105 trillion, or 10% of one quadrillion; and the collective wealth of the world is an estimated $360 trillion.

Initially they were [held by] banks –led by four mega-banks, JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America. But according to a 2023 book called The Great Taking by veteran hedge fund manager David Rogers Webb, counterparty risk on all of these bets is ultimately assumed by an entity called the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), through its nominee Cede & Co.

Cede & Co. is now the owner of record of all of our stocks, bonds, digitized securities, mortgages, and more; and it is seriously under-capitalized, holding capital of only $3.5 billion, clearly not enough to satisfy all the potential derivative claims. Webb thinks this is intentional.
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What happens if the DTCC goes bankrupt? Under The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) of 2005, derivatives have “super-priority” in bankruptcy.

Derivative claimants don’t even need to go through the bankruptcy court but can simply nab the collateral from the bankrupt estate, leaving nothing for the other secured creditors (including state and local governments) or the banks’ unsecured creditors (including us, the depositors). And in this case the “bankrupt estate” – the holdings of the DTCC/Cede & Co. – includes all of our stocks, bonds, digitized securities, mortgages, and more.

It’s all laid out in the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), tested in precedent, and validated by court rulings. The UCC is a privately-established set of standardized rules for transacting business, which has been ratified by all 50 states and includes key provisions that have been “harmonized” with the laws of other countries in the Western orbit.

https://ellenbrown.com/2023/10/03/the-great-taking-how-they-plan-to-own-it-all/

More than a million mortgages renewing at higher rates unless tariffs force rates to go lower
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https://www.westernstandard.news/canadian/more-than-a-million-mortgages-renewing-at-higher-rates-unless-tariffs-force-rates-to-go-lower/62420

From the national debt to negative jobs reports, data has been piling up that suggests America’s economic bubble is ready to burst. Now, with the Fed’s most recent round of rate cuts moving through the economy, fault lines are appearing in the commercial real estate sector. The following article was originally published by the Mises Institute. The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Peter Schiff or SchiffGold. The pain is especially apparent in the so-called “CRE-CLO” bond market. CRE-CLO bonds are packaged commercial real estate mortgages comprising short-term floating rate loans. These bridge loans were recently, and most notably, used to facilitate the biggest apartment investment bubble in history, but were also used in financing other commercial real estate sectors including office, retail, hotel, industrial, and self-storage.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/commercial-real-estate-bond-distress-reaches-record-high

The number two at Canada’s central bank just made it clear she isn’t a policy cheerleader, like the Governor has been in recent months. Bank of Canada (BoC) Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers addressed finance professionals at the Economic Club of Canada last week, explaining the usual mortgage market risks. It got more interesting when she trekked into the rarely discussed issue of cheap credit and extended amortizations and how they actually erode affordability, even though politicians claim otherwise. The Deputy Governor warned policymakers that “there’s no free lunch,” and tinkering with the mortgage market can have the opposite impact while amplifying longer term risks to households, and the greater economy.
https://betterdwelling.com/bank-of-canada-warns-policymakers-against-tinkering-with-mortgages/

, that HSBC Canada and other Canadian banks including CIBC had systemic problems with highly questionable mortgages issued to diaspora buyers with unverified sources of wealth in China.
https://www.thebureau.news/p/fake-chinese-income-mortgages-fuel

“The Great Taking”: How They Can Own It All

The derivatives bubble has been estimated to exceed one quadrillion dollars (a quadrillion is 1,000 trillion). The entire GDP of the world is estimated at $105 trillion, or 10% of one quadrillion; and the collective wealth of the world is an estimated $360 trillion. Clearly, there is not enough collateral anywhere to satisfy all the derivative claims. The majority of derivatives now involve interest rate swaps, and interest rates have shot up. The bubble looks ready to pop.

Who were the intrepid counterparties signing up to take the other side of these risky derivative bets? Initially, it seems, they were banks –led by four mega-banks, JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America. But according to a 2023 book called The Great Taking by veteran hedge fund manager David Rogers Webb, counterparty risk on all of these bets is ultimately assumed by an entity called the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), through its nominee Cede & Co. (See also Greg Morse, “Who Owns America? Cede & DTCC,” and A. Freed, “Who Really Owns Your Money? Part I, The DTCC”). Cede & Co. is now the owner of record of all of our stocks, bonds, digitized securities, mortgages, and more; and it is seriously under-capitalized, holding capital of only $3.5 billion, clearly not enough to satisfy all the potential derivative claims. Webb thinks this is intentional.

What happens if the DTCC goes bankrupt? Under The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) of 2005, derivatives have “super-priority” in bankruptcy. (The BAPCPA actually protects the banks and derivative claimants rather than consumers; it was the same act that eliminated bankruptcy protection for students.) Derivative claimants don’t even need to go through the bankruptcy court but can simply nab the collateral from the bankrupt estate, leaving nothing for the other secured creditors (including state and local governments) or the banks’ unsecured creditors (including us, the depositors). And in this case the “bankrupt estate” – the holdings of the DTCC/Cede & Co. – includes all of our stocks, bonds, digitized securities, mortgages, and more.

It sounds like conspiracy theory, but it’s all laid out in the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), tested in precedent, and validated by court rulings. The UCC is a privately-established set of standardized rules for transacting business, which has been ratified by all 50 states and includes key provisions that have been “harmonized” with the laws of other countries in the Western orbit.​

https://ellenbrown.com/2023/10/03/the-great-taking-how-they-plan-to-own-it-all/

Government announces 30 year amortizations for insured mortgages to put homeownership in reach for Millennials and Gen Z.
From: Department of Finance Canada
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Why Justin Trudeau's Liberals are introducing 'halal mortgages'
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