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Al Jazeera correspondent Mohammed Wishah was killed in an Israeli strike that targeted his vehicle in Gaza City.
His death brings the number of Palestinian journalists killed since October 2023 to 262, amid violations of the US-brokered “ceasefire.”
#JournalismIsNotACrime

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U.S. sanctions since 1979 have blocked medicines to Iran. So Iran developed its own pharmaceutical research and manufacturing to take care of the Iranian people. Now the U.S. and Israel are bombing Iran's medical research facilities and pharmaceutical factories. Pure evil.
Iran News 24@IRanMediaco
Do you know Iran produces over 90–97% of its medicines domestically?
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DOGE didn't fail. It was never meant to reduce debt. It was meant to syphon your personal data to Elon Musk and his friends private businesses and gut agencies they don't like or that try to hold them accountable. It was a stunning success actually.
Spencer Hakimian@SpencerHakimian
🚨BREAKING: US NATIONAL DEBT HITS $40,000,000,000,000 AS DOGE FAILS
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How can the world stay silent while Israel runs a prison for children, beats them, rapes them, and convicts 99.7%???
Jvnior@Jvnior
You thought Epstein Island was bad? Israel built the only military prison in the world designated for children. Children are subjected to beatings, torture, and rape on a regular basis. Conviction rates in courts reach 99.7%. This applies only to non-jewish children.
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Javier Bardem revives his 2003 Iraq War protest pin at the 2026 #Oscars to condemn the current war in Iran.
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BlackRock now owns more single-family homes than any landlord in American history. 340,000 houses. Buying 3,000 more every month.
They're not buying them to live in. They're buying them so you can't.
Here's a number that should make you physically uncomfortable. In 2010, institutional investors owned less than 1% of single-family rental homes in the US. Today it's 5%. Sounds small until you realize that's $120 billion in residential real estate controlled by three firms: BlackRock, Blackstone, and Invitation Homes.
They started during the 2008 crash. Millions of Americans lost their homes to foreclosure. Those homes went to auction. BlackRock and its subsidiaries showed up with wire transfers and bought entire neighborhoods in bulk. In some Phoenix zip codes they bought 90% of the foreclosed homes in a single quarter.
Homes that families lost for $80k in 2009 are now rented back to those same families for $2,400/mo.
That's the business model.
Wall Street figured out single-family rentals generate 12-15% annual returns when you combine rental income with property appreciation. Better than the S&P average. With near-zero rates from 2009-2022 they borrowed billions at 2-3% and bought assets appreciating at 8-12%. Free money machine.
And they don't even need prices to go up. They just need you to keep paying rent. When you can't afford a down payment because institutional buyers inflated prices, you rent. From them. The same people who made buying impossible made renting mandatory.
NAR data shows first-time homebuyers fell to 24% of all purchases last year. Lowest in 43 years of tracking. Average first-time buyer age is now 38. In 1981 it was 29. A whole generation priced out and funneled into rental contracts held by Wall Street.
It gets worse. They're expanding into build-to-rent now. Purpose-built neighborhoods where every single home is a rental. Not converted. Designed from the ground up to never be sold. Lennar, second-largest homebuilder in America, sells 20% of its new construction directly to institutional landlords. Houses built for Americans, sold to Wall Street before the foundation is poured.
How to position around this.
You can't beat them. But you can own what they own. Invitation Homes (INVH) is the largest single-family rental REIT. American Homes 4 Rent (AMH) is number two. When institutional landlords raise rents 8%/yr and vacancy rates sit at 2%, these companies print. If the trend disgusts you, at least profit from it.
For builders feeding the machine: D.R. Horton and Lennar. They sell to institutions at full price with zero marketing cost. Guaranteed bulk buyers for inventory. Sweet deal if you're a shareholder. Dystopian if you're a 32-year-old trying to buy your first house.
And if you believe the political backlash eventually restricts institutional buying (Oregon and Minnesota have already proposed legislation), homebuilders focused on individual buyers in affordable price ranges stand to benefit most.
i track institutional real estate acquisitions and rental REIT positioning through tradevision. the numbers are accelerating. blackrock's home-buying subsidiary just raised another $4 billion for 2026 acquisitions. they're not slowing down.
(wall street crashed the housing market in 2008. then they bought the houses. now they rent them back to the people who lost them. nobody went to prison for any of it. interesting times.)
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The war mongering pedophiles that brought you genocide in Gaza and the most scandalous files of abuse in history are now embroiling the world in a war to distract you in the name of “preserving freedom.”
Bombing a girls elementary school and killing over 30 young children is scratching the surface for these monsters. Truly sickening.
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