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Tory bill could hand foreign landlords nearly 200,000 council houses, warns Labour

By David Icke Posted on January 13, 2016 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing, UK

‘It makes sense, in that perverted Tory way: They sold our energy, water, utility firms to foreign businesses and nationalised industries – why not sell our houses to foreigners as well? Labour’s John Healey is right to raise the issue. He has already put forward a much better plan for housing, that could kill the […]

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Cameron drops huge snake on property ladder in wealth transfer to rich

By David Icke Posted on January 7, 2016 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with cameron, housing, wealth

‘David Cameron has dropped a huge snake on the property ladder. The Housing and Planning Bill was voted on in parliament on 5 January and sets to redefine ‘affordable housing’, rather than properly dealing with the housing crisis. ‘Starter Homes’- the bill’s flagship policy – are expensive houses, redefined as ‘affordable’, as a means to […]

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People My Age Have Had Their Aspirations Crushed by Austerity – It’s Time to Change That

By David Icke Posted on January 6, 2016 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with austerity, cameron, housing, UK

‘We know the devastating impact austerity has had on our most vulnerable, but what we don’t talk about is how it has resulted in crushed aspirations for a whole generation. That generation are people my age who went through their twenties and entered their thirties as the global financial crisis gave way to an age […]

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Cameron ends year with final blow for secure and affordable housing

By David Icke Posted on December 21, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with austerity, cameron, housing

‘Things were bad enough for people in social housing – but they’ve just got a whole lot worse. The government is now ensuring people in council housing will have their tenancies constantly reviewed – at least every five years – and a slight change could see them lose their home. This isn’t the only thing […]

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Utah Reduced Chronic Homelessness By 91 Percent; Here’s How

By David Icke Posted on December 12, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing, USA

‘A decade ago, Utah set itself an ambitious goal: end chronic homelessness. As of 2015, the state can just about declare victory: The population of chronically homeless people has dropped by 91 percent. The state’s success story has generated headlines around the country, and even The Daily Show With Jon Stewart looked to Utah to […]

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Sleeping Outside Is Not Voluntary Conduct: The Homeless Fight Back

By David Icke Posted on November 25, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing, Jobs, USA

‘Fighting back against clueless city officials who evidently believe homelessness should be even more difficult so it won’t seem so enticing to so many, several homeless men are suing Manteca, CA. for inhumane new ordinances banning encampments, sleeping outside in any makeshift shelter or urination in public – even as the city shuts down public […]

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Hawaii declares state of emergency over homeless problem

By David Icke Posted on October 18, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing

‘Suffering from the worst homeless rate in the US, Hawaii has declared a state of emergency to encourage the quick construction of new homes for those without accommodation. “We are making sure that we have options for those who are homeless to move into an emergency shelter, and the biggest deficit in the system is […]

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It’s time to sell up your home OAPs told: Anger as financial watchdog tells elderly to downsize to tackle housing shortage

By David Icke Posted on September 18, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing, housing crisis

‘Older homeowners who ‘sit quite happily in a very big house’ should be given more encouragement to sell up and downsize, it was claimed yesterday. Ministers should look at ways to tackle the problem of retired people living in properties that are too big for them, says a major financial watchdog. A senior official risked […]

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Jeremy Corbyn’s ‘Quantitative Easing for People’: The UK Labour Frontrunner’s Controversial Proposal

By David Icke Posted on September 5, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing, infrastructure, leadership

‘British MP Jeremy Corbyn has proposed a “People’s QE” that has critics crying hyperinflation and supporters saying it’s about time. Dark horse candidate Jeremy Corbyn, who is currently leading in the polls for UK Labour Party leadership, has included in his platform “quantitative easing for people.” He said in a July 22nd presentation: The ‘rebalancing’ […]

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London housing crisis: £480 a month for a bed, in a shed, in the lounge

By David Icke Posted on September 4, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing

‘When a flatshare advert calls for a “laid back, happy-go-lucky type that’s sociable [and]open minded”, it’s not necessarily a warning sign. But Joe Peduzzi had no idea how far his tolerance would be stretched. The 22-year-old found that the double room in east London he had expected to view was in fact a mattress in […]

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Connecticut Becomes The FIRST State To End Chronic Homelessness Among Veterans

By David Icke Posted on August 31, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with activism, housing, veterans

‘Positive news! Officials of Connecticut announced last Thursday that the state has officially become the first in the nation to provide housing for every one of its chronically homeless veterans. No doubt national and state officials are celebrating the monumental achievement after having set a goal earlier on to end veteran homelessness by the end […]

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The Rent is Too Damn High: San Fran Residents Pay $1,000/Mth To Live In Shipping Containers

By ickonic Posted on August 5, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing

‘There’s nothing quite like a grotesquely lopsided “economic recovery” in which a handful of cities boom, while the rest of the nation stagnates. Even worse, millennials living in such chosen cities face one of two options. Either live in mom and dad’s basement, or face a standard of living far more similar to 19th tenement […]

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Red Cross Itself May Not Know How Millions Donated for Haiti Were Spent: Confidential Documents

By ickonic Posted on July 22, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing

‘The American Red Cross says it “provided homes” for more than 130,000 Haitians, but acknowledges that much of that is made up of people who went to a training seminar on how to fix their homes, received temporary rental help or lived in shelters like these in Bon Repos, which start to disintegrate after three […]

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‘It Kind of Breaks You Down’: Homeless Families and Kids Trying to Survive in One of America’s Richest Cities

By ickonic Posted on July 10, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with activism, housing, USA, welfare

‘Kewanee Colbert has a full-time job prepping food for one of those fancy gourmet meal delivery services that are booming in New York and other cities. Still, he lives in a Bronx shelter for homeless families with his fiancée and three kids, ages 2, 4, and 7. While he’s grateful that his family has a […]

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Supreme Court rules you can be guilty of UNCONSCIOUS racism, derived from statistical models

By ickonic Posted on June 26, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with housing, mind control, Racism, Supreme Court

‘As bad as the Supreme Court’s ruling in Obamacare was, the other decision it handed down on Thursday, in Texas Housing v. Inclusive Communities, is even worse. Like the opinion in King v. Burwell, in which the Court effectively rewrote the plain language of the so-called Affordable Care Act, in Texas Housing the 5-4 majority […]

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