Fellow conspiracy realist, we are returning to you with a classic episode, and I was talking about this off air.

I'm getting increasingly weirded out by how prescient this stuff seems to be and how things keep accelerating.

Back in, oh gosh, what was it, 2020, we looked at foreign investment and the housing

crisis.

Yeah, Ben, I think you probably see some of the same Instagram accounts that I do, but I follow

an account showing houses for sale in Japan and how incredibly affordable they are.

And boy, oh, boy, I'm trying to be that kind of foreign investment in real estate in the other direction.

But we're not talking about individuals coming in and buying homes for their own personal use.

We're talking about real estate as a scaled business model with the kind of money that absolutely trumps individuals who just want to

own a home for their family, you know, and have some sort of thing to pass down to their kids.

It's really harder and hard to do that when you got all this foreign money coming in and

buying up all these available properties.

And baby, we're talking about the kind of profits that have quarterly earnings,

where you get shares, and then you get a little bit of money on top of all those shares you

bought in those huge corporations. We've all rented from, you know, I think over the years,

organizations that probably are doing some things like this.

I certainly have.

We also know that even back in 2020, there was this immense generational divide, not just in the

United States, but also in places like Canada, because homes were becoming increasingly

unaffordable due to this vast web of obscure financial

corporate conspiracies and money laundering, you know, one for all the so-called boomers in the

crowd. Houses were way cheaper. You know, I've heard the stories where someone's like,

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