Comments on: Of Allah, and Moloch

By: excelis_parishtasi

excelis_parishtasi — Tue, 17 Jul 2012 05:19:39 +0000

Interesting that libertyvini brings up the point about real estate value near WTC. in NYC when i worked as a mortgage broker the word “tane” was used to describe this phenomena in with the govermenet would withhold land from the private sector so that it could not lose its power of property

By: LibertyVini

LibertyVini — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 01:24:07 +0000

Actually I agree – there are no real real-estate values in the WTC area or in many other parts of Big cities, for the same reason you can’t get a mortgage in Mexico – the gove rnments involved massively confiscate private property with frightening predictability. So the game turns to leasholding of the confiscated property – all of the profit, none of the risk. Nice work if you can get it.

By: Joe Pulcinella

Joe Pulcinella — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 19:18:10 +0000

Uh, huh-huh! He said “penis!” Seriously, though, NYC, Philly and I’m sure a few other major cities have a major problem with the concept of private property. The elites purchase prime real estate through a laundering agent such as a “private” port authority for the express purpose of holding it hostage. Philly has its Penn’s Landing and now NYC has its Ground Zero district. In all actuality, we have no idea what should be located in that area since most of it is a political football and not subject to market forces. If the properties were all truly private, I doubt a community center with built-in mosque would be there at all. The land is way to valuable.