On the Newsletter: The Mortgage Prison the Fed Built "Housing will keep getting worse for young Americans who feel like they’re running on a treadmill living on crumbs." "And are willing to vote for any Democrat Socialist who promises a miracle." open.substack.com/pub/profst…

Sep 25, 2026 · 11:30 AM UTC

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Mortgages can be useful. However, when the fed is counterfeiting and inflating, the entire calculus for investment goes sideways. The banks love that shit.
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This is ALL by Design ….
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Proof the long game follows the WEF’s Agenda 2030 mantra: You will own nothing and be happy! More aptly, with propaganda removed: you will own nothing and be a compliant, government-dependent citizen in a surveillance state, just like the China model.
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The Fed will be the ultimate demise of the country
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Yeah, pretty wild that people feel trapped in the housing market and desperate for change! Guess it's no surprise they're looking to socialist solutions like open borders too.
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Plenty of housing available at reasonable prices in places like Detroit, Michigan where there aren’t any jobs.
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I hope you return to your video segments especially on this topic. This is happening in real-time.
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How many young Americans with college degrees were put on that treadmill because the Techlords imported outlanders to take the good-paying entry level jobs?
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People are so ignorant. They vote as if they were playing the lottery: always sure that the next game will be better. Such fools. Stay the course - vote RIGHT.
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That's the problem w/ Democracy. We jump from one extreme to the other. The center is just too boring I suspect.
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Young people have eyes bigger than their pocketbook.That's the problem They think they should be able to walk out of mom and dad's house and have everything Mom and dad was providing for them. That ain't the way the world works
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Mortgage from the latin phrase 'death pledge",some can die at 3% others at 7.5%.
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Since 1945 - it's been wealth - thru real estate inflation - via - low interest rates - yet - for the great grandchildren - it is stag-nation - because they cannot afford to buy their grandparent's house - & can only hope - they're in the will ...
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In my neighborhood when I grew up Most everyone built their own home My parents started out with two rooms, and that's what I was brought home to Over the years, they added four more rooms I was a preteen before we had a bathroom in the house
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Yesterday, the Senate wasted the day discussing college sports. With regular gas at $4.48 and diesel at $6.51, the Senate floor is debating college sports rather than advancing pending energy-permitting or fuel-regulation bills. The Senate is detached from reality…
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So true…
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Make it easier to build & watch what happens……
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They are now working for the bankers For the financier class Not many understand it But once you see it, you cannot unsee it The financier class owns you 🤷‍♀️
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