Chris

Unpublished Author. Out of Practice Musician. Starving Artist. working a full time dead end job

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

WORLD SHOCKED: After Top Feminist Gloria Steinem Died, It Was Revealed She Was A CIA Operative Who Worked For The Rockefeller Foundation & Paul Ehrlich To Implement A Plan To Destroy The Nuclear Family As Part Of A Larger Depopulation Program To Collapse Civilization!

In This Must-Watch/Share Report, Alex Jones Exposes The Truth That The Death Cult Is Desperate To Conceal!

[Barchart @Barchart]

New House Prices have dropped below Existing Homes for the first time in history 🚨🤯

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

JUST NOW: President Trump says the federal government needs to get TOTALLY OUT of the welfare business, and make the STATES fund it

He says it'd cut down on fraud by 75%!

"The LEARING centers... The federal government runs this stuff! We should be running our military and running our country, but the states have to run all of that stuff and you'll cut it down by 75%! And it will be run better!"

ABSOLUTELY! States need SKIN in the game!

[Makayla | Real Estate Investor @REIMakayla]

Someone is selling a house right now with a $250,000 mortgage at 2.99% attached to it, and you are allowed to take over their payments

Not refinance it. Not match it. Take it. Same rate, same balance, same 26 years left on the clock. Today's rate is 6.89%, the highest in a year. The difference on that one loan is $592 a month

It's called a mortgage assumption and the bank has to let you do it if you qualify. Here's how it works:

Every FHA and VA loan in America was written so it can be transferred to the next buyer. That's millions of mortgages. As of this spring, 40% of the money sitting in government-backed home loans still carries a rate under 4%. Those houses are on the market like any other house. The rate travels with the deed if you know to ask for it

You don't have to be a veteran to take over a VA loan. You don't have to have had an FHA loan before. You qualify the way the seller qualified: credit, income, debt. The loan's servicer processes it. The seller is released. The rate never moves

The math on that $250,000 balance:

At 2.99%, the payment is about $1,053
A new loan for the same $250,000 at 6.89%: about $1,645
Difference: $592 a month
Over the 26 years left: about $184,000

Now the part that stops most people, so it doesn't stop you:

The seller owes $250,000. The house is worth $400,000. The $150,000 gap is your down payment. Cash, a second loan, or a mix. Even if you borrowed the entire gap at 9%, your combined payment lands around $2,260. A brand-new loan on that same house with 3.5% down is about $2,540. Every dollar of the gap you cover with cash instead of a second loan drops it further

"Why isn't everyone doing this?"

Because nobody can find them. There is no Zillow filter for "seller has a 2.99% FHA loan." A startup called Roam built exactly that marketplace in 2023. It shut the service down last month. Your realtor has probably never closed one. The servicer makes almost nothing on it compared to writing a new loan, so nobody in the transaction is motivated to bring it up

So you bring it up:

1. Search listing remarks for the word "assumable." Some agents know to list it
2. For every house you like, ask one question: "What kind of loan does the seller have and when did they get it?" An FHA or VA loan from 2020 or 2021 is the jackpot
3. Mortgages are public record. Your county recorder's website shows the loan type and date on any address. Pull it before you offer
4. Write the assumption into the offer. Plan on 2 to 3 months instead of 30 days. The agencies cap the fees and there's usually no appraisal

The catches, in full. FHA loans written after 2013 carry mortgage insurance for the life of the loan, so run the payment with it included. If you take a VA loan from a veteran, part of their VA benefit stays tied up in your house until it's paid off, so some veterans want extra money for it. And a few sellers know exactly what that rate is worth and price it in. Most don't

A stranger locked in a rate three years ago that you will not see again in your lifetime. The law says you can have it. You just have to ask before the house sells to someone who didn't

I will teach you how to flip houses. Link in my bio, fill out the form and I'll hit you back

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The Brazil nut is the most radioactive food on earth, and it is sold as a health supplement.

Not a figure of speech. The tree pulls barium out of the soil, radium travels with the barium because they behave alike, and the nut concentrates both. Two a day works out at up to 220 microsieverts a year, which is about 10 chest X-rays. The 2024 review that measured it called for trials on cancer biomarkers. Nobody has run them.

Then the selenium, which is the reason anybody eats them.

One nut can carry several times your entire daily requirement, and the content varies more than tenfold between nuts off the same tree in the same bag. So the woman eating two a day for her thyroid has no idea what dose she just took, aiming at a mineral whose toxicity shows up as splitting nails, hair coming out, and breath that smells of garlic.

The barium comes with it. On the published figures, two a day can exceed the tolerable daily intake, comfortably so for anyone under 60 kilos.

And the mould. Brazil nuts have never been farmed. They fall from wild Amazon trees in heavy pods and lie on wet forest floor until somebody collects them, sometimes weeks later. Aspergillus is already working. Aflatoxin damages DNA, causes liver cancer, and does not cook out.

In 2003 the European Commission shut in-shell Brazil nuts out of Europe over it. Named ports, certificates, testing before release, loads sent back or destroyed.

One food. A radionuclide, a heavy metal, an uncontrolled dose of a mineral with a narrow safety window, and a liver carcinogen.

It is in the healthy snack aisle at a premium, and the bag says raw, natural and single origin.

[Wayne Hsiung @waynehhsiung]

Imagine living like this for FIVE YEARS. Your entire life. This is what mother pigs endure in factory farms across the globe.

My wife @rose__patterson and her org @AnimalRising released this footage at a supposedly high welfare farm today. This has to stop.

[Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10]

Absolutely wild timeline…

A Royal from Norway jokes with Epstein about humans no longer being able to have children

Epstein emails Bill Gates to plan ‘Pandemic Simulations’

A Pandemic ‘happens’ and Fauci demands that the World take Bill Gates’ vaccine

Fauci ignores the internal data of women having mass miscarriages after taking the ‘Covid Vaccine’ and deletes his emails

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

The bad news is Cash for Clunkers wasted $3 billion destroying 690,000 working cars.

It also raised used car prices on people who can’t buy new ones.

Economist Ted Gayer also showed the cost of each extra sale the program caused was about $24,000 because most were going to buy new cars in the following months anyway.

And the carbon cuts cost 7x what the government’s economists said the carbon was worth.

But the good news is… jk it’s all bad lmao.

[Nicolas Hulscher, MPH @NicHulscher]

A BOMBSHELL study just found that a SINGLE dose of a newly discovered frog-gut bacterium ERADICATES 100% of cancerous tumors within days in mice.

The natural bacterium Ewingella americana selectively targets, colonizes, and terminates tumors WITHOUT toxicity.

When they re-introduced cancer into the cured animals... the tumors COULD NOT GROW.

[Alex Jones Network @AJNlive]

Ultraprocessed Foods Linked to 30% Higher Risk of Prostate Cancer

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[NoLimit @NoLimitGains]

The people who built the phone don't let their own kids near it.

Evan Spiegel, who runs Snapchat, gave his 7 year old 90 minutes of screen time a week.

Bill Gates didn't give his kids phones until they were 14.

Sundar Pichai's son was 11 and still didn't have one. He also said the TV at home isn't easy to get to.

Tim Cook said he wouldn't let his nephew on a social network.

Steve Jobs was asked in 2011 how his kids liked the iPad. They hadn't used it.

Two miles from Google's headquarters is the Waldorf School of the Peninsula. Phones are banned. No screens until 8th grade. Pens, paper, knitting needles.

75% of the students there have parents who work in tech. Several board members are running AI startups.

It costs up to $47,500 a year.

Some parents in the area now make their nannies sign no-phone contracts and post photos on message boards of nannies caught using one near a child.

Peter Thiel said he's a fairly typical Silicon Valley parent, then added that there are some questions that might lead you to ask.

The line that stuck with me was from Adam Alter, who wrote a book on addictive tech.

“Never get high on your own supply.”

[Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav]

Social Security is approaching the crisis point for whoever is the next President of the USA.

The program collects $1.44 trillion.
Social Security spends $1.67 trillion.
The deficits are covered by selling treasury bonds that social security built up over decades.

In 2032 that fund of treasury bonds will be empty. Then Congress and the President have to make a decision. Current law automatically will cut benefits by 22%. So Congress has to decide whether:

1) let the cuts happen
2) raise taxes to cover the cuts in benefits
3) just use the general revenue funds and let the overall budget deficit increase by about $600 billion per year in 2033.

[Affordability Crisis @trackingcosts]

The “starter car” is dead.

1995: A used Civic was $3,000. You paid cash from a summer job.

2026: The cheapest new car is $23,000. The average used car is $27,000. A 7-year loan is normal.

Cars now cost what houses cost your grandparents.

There is no entry point anymore. That was how people got to work — and it’s gone.

[Martin Pelletier @MPelletierCIO]

To all those telling younger people to stop complaining and work harder…piss off. Multiple rounds of QE following 2008 and turbo charged post 2020 robbed entire generations of their future.

[NoLimit @NoLimitGains]

The median new home has gone from $18,000 in 1963 to $413,595 today. That’s 23x.

Median household income over the same stretch went from about $6,200 to $80,000. That’s 12.9x.

Homes went up nearly twice as fast as the money people earn.

In 1963 a new home cost 2.9 times median income. Now it’s 5.2 times.

NAHB’s 2026 numbers put it plainly. 88.2 million households, 65% of the country, can’t afford a median-priced new home at a 6% mortgage. You need $121,674 of income to qualify. More than half of American households earn under $80,000.

Here’s the part nobody talks about. A $1,000 increase in the price of that median home prices out another 156,405 households.

One thousand dollars. On a $413,000 house.

It works the other way too. A quarter-point drop in mortgage rates, from 6.25% to 6%, prices 1.42 million households back into the market.

That’s how tight the margin is. The entire affordability question now sits on a rounding error.

In 39 states over 65% of households are priced out. In San Jose it’s 86%.

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

in retaliation for Ukraine bombing Russian food warehouses Moscow has knocked out as much as 90% of their main distribution hubs in just one week.

Store shelves are now empty in the capital city of Zelenskyy’s police state dictatorship.

What Zelensky wanted to achieve in Russia … happens to Ukraine

Zelensky’s war on Russia’s logistics backfired “bigly.” He wanted to force Russia’s capitulation in 40 days but provoked a relentless Russian bombing campaign that led to 90% of logistics centers being destroyed.

This leaves stores without food and rationing the little they have.

People now go to villages, where food is grown by local babushkas and one can survive on homegrown produce.

[Nick Gerli @nickgerli1]

A major housing headwind is about to hit.

And that's the Baby Boomer exodus from the U.S. Housing Market.

In the next decade, the share of U.S. population above 75 will skyrocket.

Meaning Baby Boomer owners who fueled the housing market over the last 20 years will turn into sellers they age out.

And Gen X, the next generation in line to buy up those homes, won't be able to absorb it. As they are 20% smaller in population than the Baby Boomers.

The result is that by 2037, there will be more 75+ aged Americans than 55-64 aged Americans. Which will be a first in modern U.S. History.

This will lead to lower homebuyer demand, more supply, and lower prices in retirement destinations.

Especially across Florida and Arizona.

To see how this demographic data for your area, check https://t.co/zlKe2138Ij.

[Mr. Nobody @MmisterNobody]

8 Million Eggs have just been upgraded to Class 1, the highest level of recall, due to possibility of death

At the same time, Lab Grown Eggs were quietly FDA Approved and have already hit shelves at Target and Walmart

It’s probably just a coincidence

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

🚨🚨MASSIVE NEW SCANDAL SET TO ENGULF THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION!🚨🚨

Argentinian Beef Banned In The U.S., China And 150+ Other Nations Is Reportedly Contaminated With A Deadly Antibiotic That Has Devastating Health Affects!

The Big Question Is— Was The Trump Administration Aware Of This Before They Did It And Will They Take Immediate Corrective Action To STOP This Major Public Health Risk?