the property is basically at the heart of everything. for 20 years it boomed, developers borrowed billions, families invested their savings in houses. but now it s in crisis. there are too many houses in not enough people wanting to buy them. it means prices are plummeting. that is basically the biggest reason why we haven t seen the post pandemic a spending boom that so many had predicted in china. chinese would slash had predicted in china. chinese would slash their had predicted in china. chinese would slash their savings, - had predicted in china. chinese would slash their savings, to i would slash their savings, to consume like crazy, and hasn t happened for the everybody is well aware that the financial wealth, it s being hammered. some economists are worried on a deeper level. for the past few decades china s astonishing growth has been powered mainly by building. factories, roads, bridges, houses, you name it, china needed to industrialise and it did. but there co
law. a grand jury handed up an indictment outlining how 11 republican supporters of the former president lied to congress, allegedly acting as part of a conspiracy to commit fraud and forgery. now, the lie is that donald trump won the 2020 election. that lie was memorialized on video, a video posted by the arizona republican party itself you can see here the fake electors put pen to paper and swore to fraud. the name defendants included the state s former republican party chair to sitting legislators, and a former united states senate candidate. the defendants whose names are obscured by black ink, pierce trump s most inner circle. it s rudy giuliani. it s mark meadows, mike roman, jenna ellis, john eastman, or it s epstein and it s the 1927 yankees of bogus election fraud essentially at the center is one man unindicted coconspirator number one, also known as donald trump, the former president of the united states. now, the arizona indictment is yet another blockbuster mome
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