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"I don't know what's crazier...this headline or seeing office properties drop 80-90% in just a few years." Kyle Bass‚ the founder of Dallas-based Hayman Capital Management‚ explained last year that the office tower segment of the commercial real estate sector is in such dire straights that towers need to be demolished as demand isn’t returning. He also mentioned converting these towers into residential apartments may not be feasible in some cases.  “It’s one asset class that just has to get redone‚ and redone meaning demolished‚” Bass told Bloomberg in an interview.  In recent months‚ Vornado Realty Trust’s property near Madison Square Garden halted construction of a planned 61-floor office tower after Hotel Pennsylvania was demolished. The unfolding CRE crash forced Vornado to pause construction‚ with new plans of “temporarily” converting the property into tennis courts for the US Open.  The trend emerging for older towers is a complete tear-down. However‚ building a new office tower is no longer a viable option‚ considering the US market has years of elevated supply overhanging the market.  Here’s a great visual from a recent Morgan Stanley note showing how the CRE office segment is plagued with supply.Save 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine! So‚ the trend at play is to tear down older towers‚ but what comes next?  Well‚ X user Triple Net Investor‚ citing a recent note from real estate firm CoStar‚ pointed out that a 68‚000-square-foot office tower at 8121 Van Nuys Blvd. in Los Angeles is slated for demolition.  What comes next might be surprising. And it’s not a tower‚ but actually‚ the very real possibility of a charging station for electric vehicles.  “Add electric vehicle charging to the list of new uses envisioned to replace underused offices across the United States‚” CoStar said.  This is absolutely crazy…An owner of an office building in LA is seeking approval to tear down the building and construct 30 EV charging stations I don't know what's crazier…this headline or seeing office properties drop 80-90% in just a few yearsThe commercial real… pic.twitter.com/kTDv4dCb8h— Triple Net Investor (@TripleNetInvest) February 22‚ 2024 Triple Net Investor said‚ “I don’t know what’s crazier…this headline or seeing office properties drop 80-90% in just a few years.” Alex Jones reveals that taking the COVID-19 injection may make your blood useless to the Red Cross.

MSM pundit says real Christians don't hold that belief MSNBC on Thursday night told its audience that people who believe their rights come from God and not the government are “Christian nationalists‚” not real Christians. Politico National Investigative Correspondent Heidi Przybyla joined All In With Chris Hayes‚ saying: “The one thing that unites all of them‚ because there’s many different groups orbiting Trump‚ but the one thing that unites them as Christian nationalists – not Christians by the way because Christian nationalist is very different – is that they believe our rights as Americans‚ as all human beings‚ don’t come from any earthly authority. They don’t come from Congress‚ they don’t come from the Supreme Court‚ they come from God.” Here @MSNBC helpfully makes it clear their disdain for Christians in America.She says that if you believe that your rights come from God‚ you aren’t a Christian‚ you are a Christian nationalist.Somehow they seem to not mention that our own founding documents make this… pic.twitter.com/WTLMqcqTzg— Wade Miller (@WadeMiller_USMC) February 23‚ 2024 Przybyla was dragged online for the remark.Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off! See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE! Daily Wire reporter Megan Basham wrote: “I don’t believe that MSNBC does not know that our founders believed this too. I don’t believe they don’t know that our Declaration of Independence asserts this very fact—that we are endowed by our Creator with inalienable rights. I think they are trying to erase it from our national history and identity so that we will forget that we have these rights. Because people who do not know that their rights come from God not government are easily ruled and oppressed.” “[Christian Nationalists] don’t believe that our rights as Americans come from any earthly authority. They don’t come from Congress‚ they don’t come from the Supreme Court. They come from God.”I don’t believe that MSNBC does not know that our founders believed this too. I don’t…— Megan Basham (@megbasham) February 23‚ 2024 Podcast host Graham Allen asked‚ “HAS SHE NOT READ THE CONSTITUTION?!?!?” WHAT IS WRONG MSNBC?!?!?This panelist really said if you believe your rights come from God (and not Congress)‚ you are a Christian nationalist.HAS SHE NOT READ THE CONSTITUTION?!?!? pic.twitter.com/jdDFVVdDAj— Graham Allen (@GrahamAllen_1) February 23‚ 2024 The Federalist co-founder Sean Davis posted an image of a U.S. one dollar bill featuring the words “In God We Trust.” If you hold or spend American currency‚ it must mean you’re a Christian Nationalist‚ according to MSNBC. https://t.co/fENuQzU4TL pic.twitter.com/UqZpZTpN9u— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) February 23‚ 2024 Leftist on @MSNBC flabbergasted that “Christian Nationalists” believe our rights come from God‚ not government. Goes so far to say that those who believe this aren’t real Christians. 🙃😬 pic.twitter.com/hf13ulUWU2— Lizzie Marbach (@LizzieMarbach) February 23‚ 2024 Has this Politico reporter on MSNBC read the Declaration of Independence? “The thing that unites them as Christian nationalists—not Christians by the way‚ because Christian nationalist is very different—is that they believe that our rights as Americans‚ as all human beings‚…— John McCormack (@McCormackJohn) February 23‚ 2024 Here’s MSNBC saying *anyone* who believes our rights come from God‚ not the government‚ is automatically a “Christian nationalist.” That belief is central to the founding of our country. It’s in the Declaration. How embarrassing for @HeidiReports. pic.twitter.com/6uhQHPPdPs— Cody Sargent (@codydsargent) February 23‚ 2024 The media establishment is openly pushing anti-Christian propaganda on a regular basis.

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by Dr David Bell‚ Daily Sceptic: Public health has come into its own over the past few years: a once-backwater profession now promoted to be the arbiters of liberty and human relationships. Outbreaks of diseases associated with death at an average age of about 80‚ or even purely hypothetical‚ are now sufficient reason to close workplaces‚ close […]