Originally published at: https://peakprosperity.com/daily-digest/real-estate-controversy-unsealed-communication-between-white-house-and-national-archives/
In a recent development, Eleanor Goldfield, an activist and filmmaker, shed light on the controversy surrounding a real estate event in Baltimore, organized by CapitIL. The event, which aimed to sell land parcels in Jerusalem, has sparked protests for being exclusively open to a specific demographic, raising legal and ethical questions. The Palestinian Association for Liberation has challenged the legality of these events, citing violations of US law and the Civil Rights Acts. Goldfield’s insights reveal a broader conversation within the Jewish community about Zionism and its implications, highlighting a growing solidarity between Jews and Palestinians against oppression.
Meanwhile, in the political arena, a Florida judge’s decision to unseal documents has unveiled new details about the communication between the Biden White House and the National Archives prior to former President Trump’s indictment. These documents reveal a complex narrative involving the handling of classified information, with implications that extend to both the Trump and Biden administrations. The revelation that the General Services Association (GSA) had previously held boxes containing classified documents before they were sent to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence adds a new layer to the ongoing debate about the management and security of sensitive information. This development raises questions about the procedures followed by governmental agencies in handling classified materials and the political ramifications thereof.
On the economic front, concerns have been raised about the practices of online real estate platforms like Zillow and Redfin, with accusations of manipulating home values. This manipulation, coupled with unreported foreclosure data for VA and FHA home loans, paints a troubling picture of the housing market and its impact on American families. The situation is further complicated by the potential effects on tax bases and personal net worth, amidst rising foreclosure rates and economic uncertainties. These developments suggest a need for greater transparency and accountability in the real estate industry, as well as a reevaluation of economic indicators and their implications for the average American.
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Protests Against Real Estate Event Selling Palestinian Land in Baltimore
I have hope. And I think what you just said, it gives me hope. The fact that a bunch of Israelis were like, ‘Actually, no. And I’m out.’ And I think that we are going to see, and we are seeing it’s crumbling. A friend of mine, Abby Martin, was just on Piers Morgan. And basically, even Piers was like, ‘Yeah, I get this is just not great.’
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Newly Unsealed Documents Suggest Biden Administration May Have Shipped Classified Information to Mar-a-Lago
So, it appears that the Biden administration may have been responsible for shipping classified information to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in Florida.
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Are Online Real Estate Data Companies Manipulating Home Values for Profit?
I believe Zillow, Redfin, and a variety of other online real estate data companies are artificially manipulating home values to extract tens of billions of dollars from everyday American families to push forward into government services.
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