Elon Musk: "The biggest mistake I made is to put too much of a weighting on somebody's talent and not much on their personality, it actually matters whether somebody has a good heart."
Freedom is the best narcotic!
No big media are talking about this 😡
Another dictator’s days are numbered and it will be women who will win the day in Iran.
Yes, the global geopolitical situation is complex and we must take care of America First, but to be in the position we’re in, America must also remain the TRUE NORTH STAR for all freedom loving people around the world.
There will be hell to pay for people right here in America now that one dictator is ready to talk. Count on it.
@realDonaldTrump ✅
“I can't even imagine what it's like to be Jewish right now. To all the Jews who are feeling alone right now, I am sorry that humanity has failed you yet again."
Thank you for speaking up for us when it matters most.
@EYakoby If this is her idea of “support,” it’s no wonder she wasn’t included at AmericaFest this year. Her attacks on TPUSA read less like principle and more like resentment, they are intentionally destructive, not constructive.
1. The "Ultimate House of Cards" in Real Estate
Whistleblower, Mitch Vexler describes the broader housing market as an unstable structure built on overinflated asset values, vulnerable to collapse under economic pressures like rising interest rates and affordability crises.
2. The $5.1 Trillion School Bond Ponzi Scheme
School districts nationwide have issued over $5.1 trillion in bonds to finance construction and operations, relying on property tax revenues from perpetually rising home values—a classic Ponzi dynamic where new debt funds old obligations.
- Vexler explains how this scheme assumes endless appreciation: Bonds are sold based on projected tax hikes from higher valuations, but when values stagnate or drop (as in recessions), districts face shortfalls, leading to aggressive foreclosure pursuits.
3. Path to Terminal Failure and Defaults
- As home prices correct, widespread mortgage defaults ensue, overwhelming school districts' ability to collect taxes.
4. Extreme Outcomes: "An Act of War"
Vexler envisions armed confrontations if districts attempt large-scale takeovers, stating, “Can you imagine what will happen if a school district... shows up in mass to take over an entire subdivision of defaulted houses? Do you understand by definition that's an act of war?”
“The exposure of the world to US equities is at record levels. A stock market correction would have more severe and global consequences as compared to what followed the dot-com crash. $20 trillion of US household wealth and $15 trillion of rest-of-the-world wealth could be lost.” @GitaGopinath