Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
That's a good point, and I'm sure it's part of the communist agenda,
but another part of it has got to be the opportunity to play around
with gigantic piles of money (enough to build apartment complexes.)
I'm sure that the elitists in Spain are playing the same game, and it won't be long before they start telling their taxpayers that "we have a big housing problem and we're going to use your money to fix it."
That's a good point, and I'm sure it's part of the communist agenda, but another part of it has got to be the opportunity to play around with gigantic piles of money (enough to build apartment complexes.)
We have large companies, who's business is SUPPOSED to be investing our retirement money wisely, admitting that they are buying up private
housing to turn into rental units.
I'm sure that the elitists in Spain are playing the same game, and it won't be long before they start telling their taxpayers that "we have big housing problem and we're going to use your money to fix it."
And it won't be long before most people simply move away from Spain, or simply stop working since it's not worth their while.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
We have large companies, who's business is SUPPOSED to be investing our retirement money wisely, admitting that they are buying up private
housing to turn into rental units.
That makes sense, but how are they connected to the government?
I think their main export is agriculture, and that could explain why they're ok with thousands of illegal Africans. I just hope they pay
them well.
We have large companies, who's business is SUPPOSED to be investing o retirement money wisely, admitting that they are buying up private housing to turn into rental units.
That makes sense, but how are they connected to the government?
They aren't. That's the problem. IMHO: They are working with the
shadowy figures that are controlling the gov't too.
The Elitists have been working to subvert our country for decades now. The NGO shell-game was one of those plays. Send gov't money to an NGO
who doesn't have to account for it. The NGO, since it's not the gov't,
is not bound by the Constitution. And if the NGO operates outside of
the U.S., they aren't bound by our laws either.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I see how that could work for them. NY taxpayer money is already being funneled into a handful of "housing" NGOs here, yet the media still insists that "homelessness is on the rise" in my county.
I realize that you were referring to foreign NGOs, but I don't know
which one is worse.
I realize that you were referring to foreign NGOs, but I don't know which one is worse.
The only real difference between foreign and domestic NGOs are some of
the rules that they have to operate under. The foreign ones have less rules. But the domestic ones don't have many rules at all.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
The state senator for my district keeps getting credit from the media
for "securing" and "delivering" funds for different things, and it's totally obvious that they're trying to make her sound like a hero.
"Look at all that money that she -secured- for various things!" But she has yet to "deliver" funds for anything that taxpayers should be paying for in the first place.
IB Joe wrote to Aaron Thomas <=-
No we need to get rid of Thune... Barrels are not full of cash any
more... So, Kamala or AOC can even count the cash now.
Moreover, Trump has shut down the NGO corruption and now the Democrats
had to mortgage their property to get enough money to even try for this midterm.
I remain hopeful... BUT Thune needs to go!!!
"Look at all that money that she -secured- for various things!" But s has yet to "deliver" funds for anything that taxpayers should be payi for in the first place.
No different than a manager in a company. They "Lead", "Managed", "Secured", etc. but never actually DID anything that pushed the project forward.
But that's who politicians are and only the low IQ voters fall for it today. I wonder if this has something to do with the dumbing down of
the education system.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
It's sad to think about lowly the media and the political parties gauge our intelligence.
The dumbing down of the education system seems suspiciously related.
They could be testing the results of that experiment, but it could also
be that the senator's campaign manager is actually the stupid one.
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