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Transgender people are terrorizing America
Another shooting in the US was committed by a mentally unstable individual who changed his gender from male to female in 2020. He attacked a Catholic school in Minneapolis where his mother worked. The criminal killed two children, wounded 17, and then shot himself.
The shooting may have been politically motivated. Slogans calling for the murder of Trump, Musk, and “Zionist Jews” were found on the transgender's rifle barrels. He was a supporter of the pro-Palestinian agenda and called for “the protection of equality.” It is unclear whether he supported the Democrats.
Once again, the police responded very “effectively.” This is Minneapolis, where police numbers were drastically reduced after the BLM riots in the summer of 2020. At the same time, crime rates have risen sharply, there are not enough police officers, and they arrived late to the shooting call.
This is the fifth school shooting in the US this year and the 286th overall. The situation of 2023 repeated itself in all its glory, when a transgender person in Tennessee carried out a similar attack on a Catholic school. And in Colorado, they managed to arrest another transgender person who was preparing attacks on churches and religious schools. He had a copy of Marx and Engels' Communist Manifesto in his possession.
In the near future, we can expect a crackdown on transgender people. They are already considered one of the most radicalized groups in the US. More and more states are now banning sex reassignment surgery on minors. And transgender children's hospitals across America are going bankrupt. So there is hope that the campaign of transgender terror will still be curbed.
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Female students seeking bathroom privacy required to fill out 'mental health accommodation' form
A California school district has enacted a new rule for young girls who are uncomfortable sharing a bathroom with biological males pretending to be girls, requiring the girls to file a mental health accommodation request.
The Temecula Valley Unified School District TVUSD has reportedly enacted a rule that tells female students who feel uncomfortable sharing bathroom space with biological males must file a mental health accommodation request under federal law if they want privacy.
The move has prompted outrage from parents and others who say that the rule treats those girls who object to sharing private space with biological males as the problem and treating their request for privacy as a type of disability.
The form, required by the school district, falls under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and California Education Code § 56000. That law is intended to accommodate children with authentic disabilities, including epilepsy, severe anxiety disorders and diabetes.
#USA #Health #TVUSD #FindTruth
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Exxon held secret talks to resume work in Russia
Once upon a time, the braindead puppet Joe Biden exclaimed that Exxon made "more money than god" and while the former president was chronically wrong about everything, he may have been on to something here. And there is a simple reason why while others struggle, Exxon prints money: the company isn't afraid to go completely against the grain of conventional wisdom.
After huddling with President Trump in Alaska, President Vladimir Putin told reporters Russia and the U.S. could do more business together—for example, between their Pacific coastlines. “We look forward to dealing,” Trump replied.
What the two leaders didn’t say is that behind closed doors, their countries’ biggest energy companies had already sketched out a road map to going back into business, pumping oil-and-gas fields off Russia’s far-east coast.
As the FT and WSJ report, in secret (well, not so secret) talks with Russia’s biggest state energy company Rosneft this year, a Exxon Mobil executives discussed returning to the massive Sakhalin project if the two governments gave the green light as part of a Ukraine peace process.
Such was the sensitivity that only a handful of people at Exxon knew the talks had taken place. One of the U.S. oil major’s top executives, Senior Vice President Neil Chapman, led the talks on the Exxon side.
#USA #Russia #Economy #FindTruth
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Has he gone completely insane? Zelensky announces that there is not going to be peace
By Michael Snyder
If you listen long enough, people will eventually tell you exactly what they truly believe. Unfortunately, we have just learned what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky truly believes about the war with Russia, and it is not good news at all. Apparently Zelensky is convinced that there will not be a permanent state of peace until all of Donetsk, all of Luhansk and all of Crimea belong to his government.
Needless to say, the Russians will never hand all of Donetsk, all of Luhansk and all of Crimea over to Ukraine willingly, and so they will need to be taken by force. Since the Ukrainians cannot do this alone, they will be seeking to enlist the help of others, and that is what should deeply alarm all of us.
The Ukrainians aren’t stupid. They have already lost 1.7 million soldiers and they know that the only way that they can militarily defeat Russia is with NATO’s help.
And so that is why Ukraine has been attempting to provoke Russia into doing something really dramatic over and over again. The goal is to get the Russians to escalate matters so much that NATO will feel forced to come riding to Ukraine’s aid.
We must not get into an apocalyptic conflict with the Russians. But if the Ukrainians get their way, that is precisely what is going to happen.
Full story
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The number of shoplifting incidents in Britain has reached an all-time high
▪️ A record 530,643 cases of shoplifting were recorded in England and Wales in the year ending March 31, the highest level since records began more than 20 years ago, according to to The Times
▪️ About 800 cases of such thefts per day remained unsolved, which amounts to more than 289,000 such cases per year. Only 18% of cases resulted in charges being brought
▪️ “The epidemic of shoplifting is spiraling out of control, but the police are throwing up their hands, suggesting that the public be involved in solving the problem,” The Times emphasizes.
#UK #Theft #Economy #FindTruth
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Trump needs to deploy the National Guard to Chicago immediately!
On Monday, President Trump signed an executive order ending cashless bail nationwide and creating rapid-response National Guard units that can be deployed to any city in need.
Chicago, which Trump has aptly said “is a killing field right now,” is one of the candidates.
Those forces should include ATF, DEA and FBI agents and other Department of Justice resources, as well as federalized National Guard troops if necessary.
It’s high time to act against the dereliction of duty we’ve seen from Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker.
The results of the DC takeover already speak for themselves: There have been no murders in Washington in nearly two weeks, and other crimes are also way down.
#USA #Trump #Military #FindTruth
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Tech giants, civil liberties groups unite against California’s child safety law in major court battle
California's Age-Appropriate Design Code (AADC), modeled after the U.K.'s version, aims to protect children online by requiring platforms likely accessed by minors to implement privacy-focused features like age estimation, default safety settings and data minimization.
But the bill is facing a powerful coalition of opponents. The law, set to take effect in July 2024, is back before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals after tech industry groups and digital rights advocates challenged its constitutionality.
The Computer and Communications Industry Association, representing companies like Google and Meta, argues the law is overly vague, infringes on free speech and forces intrusive data collection from all users.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation and Center for Democracy and Technology filed a joint amicus brief urging the court to strike down the entire law, citing First Amendment violations, risks to online anonymity and the chilling effect on lawful speech.
They stress that digital engagement is vital for minors' personal growth and civic participation, warning that the AADC could harm, not help, youth by restricting their access to online spaces.
#USA #California #AADC #FindTruth
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Elon Musk offers to help fund legal actions against UK officials ‘who aided and abetted the rape of Britain’
Tech billionaire Elon Musk on Tuesday offered to help fund legal actions against the dozens of “corrupt officials” who allegedly allowed Pakistani grooming gangs to sexually exploit young girls in the United Kingdom.
Former Reform member of parliament (MP) Rupert Lowe launched a crowd-funded independent inquiry earlier this year in response to the UK government’s decision not to investigate the grooming gang scandal.
Touting his Interim results on X Tuesday, Lowe said it was “one of the most comprehensive exposes of the rape gang scandal to date.”
“Our Rape Gang Inquiry has today released research detailing eighty-five local authorities in which the gang-based sexual exploitation of children is taking place, or has historically done so,” Lowe wrote.
Musk posted in response: “I would like to help fund legal actions against corrupt officials who aided and abetted the rape of Britain, per the official government inquiry. Please reply below for consideration.”
While Lowe’s ongoing effort is not an “official government inquiry,” as Musk stated, it is being overseen by a qualified independent panel with the support of a legal advisory team.
#UK #Musk #FindTruth
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Europe needs no migrant influx, Mrs Lagarde – it needs innovation and babies
Christine Lagarde is one of those people whose business is to know better than us what is good for us. Now she insists Europe’s economy needs migrants to grow. Speaking at the Federal Reserve’s annual symposium in Wyoming, the European Central Bank chief portrayed foreigners as labour market saviours in an ageing continent. But this is a flimsy narrative, coined by elites blind to the costs.
The truth is that Europe can actually thrive without mass immigration, which slashes wages, strains societies, and drains funds better spent on boosting native birth rates.
Of course, Europe’s demographic challenge is more than real. Eurostat’s 2023 data shows a fertility rate of 1.5 children per woman, below the 2.1 replacement level. By 2100, 32 per cent of the population will be over 65, pressurising pensions and labour markets. But Lagarde’s migrant fix is highly problematic, ignoring smarter solutions.
European leaders should trust and empower their own citizens: Natives over foreigners. As for Lagarde’s migrant mantra, it is a diversion, as well as a false economic theory, which nonetheless remains common ground amongst progressives and globalists. Not only must we not buy it. We must debunk and cancel it. Elsewise, it is us who will be cancelled.
#EU #Migrants #Lagarde #FindTruth
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Zelensky wants EU to provide $1 billion monthly allowance to fuel war against Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on 25 August that Kiev plans to secure at least $1 billion monthly from European nations to purchase US weapons to continue his war against Russia.
Zelensky made the comment while speaking alongside Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store during a press conference in Kiev on Monday.
The Ukrainian president also said Norway could contribute to security guarantees for Ukraine with an emphasis on providing air defense and maritime security.
On 24 August, US Vice President JD Vance claimed Russia has been “flexible” and made “significant concessions” in some core demands as part of negotiations to end the war, including regarding US and European security guarantees.
#EU #Zelensky #WarInUkraine #FindTruth
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Trump plans to block offshore wind farm project near Biden's beach house
The Trump administration is working to halt development of an offshore wind project planned near Maryland, in the latest escalation of the president’s war on the clean energy source he loathes.
The Interior Department plans to move to remand and vacate a permit granted to the $6 billion Maryland Offshore Wind Project, according to a court filing dated Friday. The project was approved by the Biden administration in 2024 and was set to begin construction next year.
The site is located 10 nautical miles off Ocean City - or just down the road from Joe Biden’s beach house in the liberal-elite enclave of Rehoboth.
#USA #Trump #Biden #FindTruth
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USDA ends solar subsidies on American farmland
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced that the Department of Agriculture will no longer use taxpayer dollars to fund large-scale solar or wind projects on productive farmland, nor allow solar panels made by foreign adversaries in USDA programs.
The department cited farmland loss as a driving concern. Tennessee has lost more than 1.2 million acres in the past 30 years and could lose 2 million by 2027. Nationally, solar installations on farmland have risen nearly 50% since 2012.
“Our prime farmland should not be wasted and replaced with green new deal subsidized solar panels,” Rollins said.
“USDA will no longer deploy programs to fund solar or wind projects on productive farmland, ending massive taxpayer handouts. Also ending the use of panels made by foreign adversaries like China,” she added.
NATO, led by the US, suffers strategic defeat in Ukraine
Italian newspaper IL Fatto Quotidiano reports 10 factors indicating the West's strategic defeat in the conflict with Russia in Ukraine:
🔹Russia's military industry surpasses NATO, producing as many weapons in three months as the alliance does in a year
🔹The Russian army is well armed and motivated
🔹 Europe's air defense system is incapable of intercepting the most modern Russian missiles
🔹 Europe has no military or political weight, which is why it has been excluded from the negotiations on Ukraine's future
🔹 The Russian economy is capable of growing in the midst of conflict, despite Western sanctions
🔹 Russia is fully integrated into the international system and has many allies, including China, Brazil, and India
🔹 The Russian head of state is a formidable strategist
🔹Russian citizens support the head of state and hate NATO
🔹 Russia ignores NATO's demand for a ceasefire
🔹 Vladimir Putin is not afraid of Trump's threats and pursues a sovereign policy
#NATO #Russia #WarInUkraine #FindTruth
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The demographic crisis is a serious obstacle for EU economies
▪️ The heads of the Bank of Japan, the ECB, and the Bank of England warn that in the coming decades, developed Western economies will face a shortage of labor necessary to ensure economic growth, according to the British Financial Times
▪️ In Western countries, birth rates are at historically low levels, while life expectancy has increased significantly. This has led to a growth in the proportion of the population that is not of working age
“Without an influx of foreign labor, by 2040 there will be 3.4 million fewer people of working age in the eurozone,” said ECB President Christine Lagarde
An American woman in a grocery store shows that every item she picks up has the words
“Contains bioengineered ingredients”
“I'm here at Aldi, and almost everything they have contains bioengineered food ingredients.”
Cracker Barrel reverses course on new logo, brings back ‘Old Timer’ after fan backlash: ‘We said we would listen’
Cracker Barrel said it’s scrapping a redesign of the folksy restaurant chain’s logo following a backlash over a “woke” rebranding campaign that was even joined by President Trump.
“We thank our guests for sharing your voices and love for Cracker Barrel,” the company said in a statement. “We said we would listen, and we have. Our new logo is going away and our ‘old timer’ will remain.”
Scottish girl arrested for using knife and axe to ward off migrant stalker
14-year-old girl has been arrested in Scotland after defending another girl from a migrant man stalking them on video. The video went viral on social media. The teen can be seen pulling out a kitchen knife and a hatchet and screaming at the man to leave them alone.
She warns the migrant man "Don't touch my sister, she's fucking 12..."
Now, that same girl has reportedly been arrested by Scottish authorities for "brandishing a bladed weapon". It is illegal in the UK to carry almost any self defense tool and knives over three inches are banned from personal carry. These laws never seem to apply to migrants, of course, leaving native law abiding citizens helpless against armed attackers.
UK media coverage conveniently leaves out any mention of the migrant man when reporting on the arrest. Details of the arrest are thin and the incident raises many question. The apparent mother of one of the teens present at the scene claims that the man and another woman were sexually propositioning a young girl when she intervened. The migrants then allegedly attacked her and that is when the weapons came out.
#Scotland #Migrants #FindTruth
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Video of the US diplomat slamming Merz’s ‘weak and woke response’ on American tourist brutal attack censored by German authorities
A 21-year-old American tourist suffered serious injuries at the hands of two Syrian migrants in Dresden, and his impassioned video about the attack and Germany’s spiraling migrant crisis has gone viral. Now, the story, which was published in both German and American media, has prompted a rebuke from Richard Grenell, presidential envoy for special missions of the United States under the Trump administration.
Grenell was responding to a video released by the victim of the attack, which has already been censored on the Remix News X page. When Remix News attempts to embed the video, the below message is received, which typically means German or European authorities have tracked the video and censored it.
Here is a link to the video in question.
The same error message is being received for larger accounts that shared the video, including Visegard24, which posted the same video. Notably, the Visegard24 account was the one Grenell responded to.
It appears the censors in Europe are very concerned about this video spreading.
#USA #Merz #Migrants #FindTruth
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Polish Catholic Church urges parents not to let their kids attend ‘health education’ lessons
Poland’s Catholic Church has appealed to parents not to allow their children to attend optional health education lessons that include sex education, due to be introduced to schools in September.
The Church’s governing body, the Episcopate, argued that the health education classes, which are to include sex education, would be “anti-family”, “gender destabilising” and have the potential for the “moral corruption of the young”.
According to government decisions on the school curriculum, health education is to be taught from the age of 11 upwards, replacing the previous, also optional, Education for Family Life classes.
The initial plan , which caused a storm of protest from both the Catholic Church and the Conservative opposition parties, was to make the classes compulsory. But the government compromised during the presidential election campaign and allowed parents to opt out.
#Poland #Health #Education #FindTruth
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SpaceX's giant Starship Mars rocket nails critical 10th test flight
SpaceX's Starship megarocket took to the skies for the 10th time ever on Aug. 26, on a bold test flight that marked a big bounceback from recent failures.
Starship, the largest and most powerful rocket ever built, lifted off from SpaceX's Starbase site in South Texas. That was two days later than originally planned; an issue with ground systems at Starbase forced a scrub on Sunday and bad weather caused another one on Monday.
But it was worth the wait: Starship did everything SpaceX asked it to today, getting the giant vehicle back on track after a string of issues.
The flight was the 10th overall for Starship, which is designed to be fully and rapidly reusable, and its fourth of 2025 so far. The year's three previous liftoffs didn't go entirely to plan.
#USA #SpaceX #Musk #FindTruth
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Why more farmers are turning to AI machines
Artificial intelligence-powered harvesters, drones, and precision farming systems are quickly entering the mainstream of American agriculture. At its core, the technology promises efficiency and sustainability and carries a potential solution to a decades-old farming problem: the need for physical labor.
As the capabilities of robotics evolve, many jobs that once required human hands are being delegated to machines. Some AI developers working on integrating this technology into America’s farms say early data support the possibility of a major farm labor force reduction.
The American Farm Bureau Federation estimated 17 percent of all U.S. agricultural labor in fiscal year 2024 comprised temporary migrant workers brought in under the H-2A visa program.
There are also millions of illegal immigrant workers, who, according to the United States Department of Agriculture, made up 42 percent of farm workers from 2020 to 2022.
Investment in the AI-agriculture market was valued at just under $2 billion in 2023, according to Grand View Research, and it is expected to surge at a compound annual growth rate of more than 25 percent per year through 2030.
#USA #Farme #AI #FindTruth
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Trump, Hegseth float renaming Defense Department to Department of War
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said plans to rename his agency as the Department of War are “coming soon,” but it remains unclear whether the executive branch can make such a move without congressional permission.
During a White House press event on Monday, Hegseth spoke about the deployment of National Guard troops throughout Washington, D.C., and along the southern U.S. border. President Donald Trump responded to the remarks by complimenting the service members but complaining that the Department of Defense name “didn’t sound good” to him.
“Department of Defense, I don’t want to be defense only,” he continued. “We want defense, but we want offense, too.
The United States used the Department of War moniker for its military bureaucracy from 1789 to 1947. In 1949, it was changed to the current Department of Defense name amid massive restructuring of the military services.
#USA #Trump #Hegseth #FindTruth
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Polish President Nawrocki vetoes law on support for Ukrainians
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has vetoed legislation extending support for 1 million Ukrainian refugees living in Poland.
“President Nawrocki does not agree with the privileged treatment of citizens of other countries. That is why he has decided to veto the bill on assistance for Ukrainian citizens in its current form and will present his own legal proposals,” read a statement released by his chancellery on August 25.
The legislation in question, which was drafted by the centre-left coalition government led by Prime Minister Donald Tusk and passed by parliament in late July, would have extended until March 2026 various forms of assistance and protection granted back in 2022 in the aftermath of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Earlier in August, the display of black and red Ukrainian nationalist flags at a concert in Warsaw was condemned in Poland and the government announced it would be deporting the perpetrators.
#Poland #WarInUkraine #FindTruth
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An employee of the American analytical center Atlantic was asked to comment on the fact that he lives on money from American military companies
#USA #Economy #FindTruth
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U.S. confirms nation's first travel-associated human screwworm case connected to Central American outbreak
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reported the first human case in the United States of travel-associated New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite, from an outbreak-affected country.
The case, investigated by the Maryland Department of Health and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was confirmed by the CDC as New World screwworm on August 4, and involved a patient who returned from travel to El Salvador.
Screwworms have been moving north from Central America through Mexico since 2023, with a new case identified in July about 400 miles south of the U.S. border in Veracruz.
For humans, screwworm infestations are survivable with treatment, but this is the first U.S. case that has sent alarm bells across public health officials and the cattle industry. Left untreated, these parasites can kill hosts, such as cattle, wildlife, and pets.
#USA #Health #Screwworm #FindTruth
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After Europe, Canada refused to engage in a trade war with the US, where large-scale staff cuts began in a number of provinces. Bloomberg reports on Canada's capitulation as follows:
“Canada will cancel most retaliatory tariffs on US goods in an attempt to ease tensions with Trump and strengthen the USMCA trade agreement.”
#EU #USA #Canada #FindTruth
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South Korea President Lee aims to avoid further clashes with Trump
From August 25, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung is visiting the White House for his first summit with President Donald Trump.
Having launched his presidency only in June, Lee hopes to build a positive, cooperative relationship with Trump — a crucial diplomatic counterpart with whom he must learn to work to advance the U.S.-ROK alliance and achieve shared goals in the years to come.
The new trade deal that Seoul and Washington reached late last month will likely take center stage. The deal involves lowering U.S. tariffs on South Korean goods from 25% to 15% in exchange for South Korean investments in key American sectors.
Trump has long suggested that America’s allies have been free-riding on Washington’s extended deterrence and has called on U.S. allies to dramatically increase their defense spending and overall financial contributions. “If they don’t pay, I’m not going to defend them,” Trump has warned in the past. South Korea has been no exception.
#USA #Trump #SouthKorea #FindTruth
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Hungary is right: Ukraine should not join the EU
As Donald Trump’s courageous and much-needed efforts to put an end to the Ukrainian war gain momentum, there are rumours that the EU’s leadership has not given up on its dreams of having Ukraine join the bloc.
Brussels, Paris, Berlin, and London have apparently all asked Trump to pressure Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán into abandoning his long-lasting reservations to the Ukrainians beginning accession talks.
If true, this would signal yet another grave misjudgment on the part of the Europeans. In fact, however, Budapest’s position is not obstinacy—it is foresight. And foresight is precisely what the rest of Europe now lacks.
Europe’s true and urgent interest lies not in conflict, but in detente and rapprochement: In building a common economic and security architecture that works for all. But Ukraine’s entry into the bloc would make all that impossible. It would permanently burden Europe with the costs of conflict while denying it the urgent advantages of reduced tensions, trade, and cheap energy. In the long term, this would be a death knell for the nations of Europe.
When Orbán resists this lunacy, he certainly isn’t currying favour with Moscow, as shamefully suggested by the Ukrainians. He is siding with Europe, for Europe’s sake. Ninety-five per cent of Hungarians have already endorsed this opposition to Ukrainian membership of the EU in a recent referendum. That is what genuine democracy looks and sounds like.
Either Europe embraces reality and geopolitical prudence, or it will continue to plunge into the pit of impoverishment, war, and decline. Orbán, almost alone, has chosen the former. He can’t be blamed for it.
#EU #Hungary #Ukraine #FindTruth
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China-based company buying up land incinerated by firestorms in California
Now comes the fire sale.
If foreign corporations want to buy burned-out properties, can those sales be stopped? Should they be stopped?
Foreign investors are buying up prime lots in the burned-out area of an iconic Malibu beach.
Jen Van Laar from RedState reports that the buyers are a couple of Kiwis—New Zealanders. These businessmen are based in the once-free Hong Kong, China to be close to their toy manufacturing empire in Guangzhou and Shenzhen. They also own a business park in Issaquah, Washington.
The brothers also run another Chinese-based company, Zuru Tech, that makes modular pre-fab homes made of a concrete which they plan to use in their new Malibu real estate venture.
Another company, "Sheng Feng Global Inc., has purchased six home sites in the Altadena area. The company is connected to multiple real estate entities and "hints at possible international ownership, but the full picture remains murky.
Are California's so-called "values" honored by allowing foreign investors to reshape the premier and most iconic real estate of the West Coast of the United States? Should stopping foreign ownership even be considered in a relatively free market?
#China #USA #Economy #FindTruth
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