Canada Is Like A Swiss Bank Account
The Globe and Mail reports from Canada. “Demetre Lazos says he couldn’t just stand by and watch real-estate speculation, as he puts it, destroy his city. Convinced that his boss, a local speculator, was dodging taxes and misleading lenders, he decided to act, approaching both the police and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to divulge what he knows. Mr. Lazos, who has built luxury homes in Vancouver for three decades, offered documented evidence of possible fraud and tax evasion.”
“And yet, as he tells it, both the cops and the tax men blew him off: A CRA official who met him in the lobby of the agency’s downtown office told him to write to Ottawa; at Vancouver police headquarters, he was advised to call the Crime Stoppers hotline. (He did, he says, and got no results.) I am very angry at the system,” says Mr. Lazos, who has since quit his job. ‘I love this country – and it is my country – but I think we are Mickey Mouse.’”
“And so, next, he came to The Globe and Mail and, over the course of several months, delivered a large, and disturbing, cache of documents that expose how speculators can maximize – and conceal – their profits. As a result of Globe investigations into Vancouver’s supercharged real-estate market, others have come forward, too, including a federal tax auditor, as well as an accountant who says he regularly files tax returns for wealthy clients who buy and sell houses – and appear to declare far less than they earn. ‘Canada,’ he says, ‘is like a Swiss bank account’ for his clients.”
“Ottawa says it is studying the issue, and B.C. has brought in a tax on foreigners who buy residential real estate in Vancouver. But those who see firsthand how real estate is traded like stocks and bonds say this isn’t nearly enough. ‘We have governments that are not doing their job,’ argues Mr. Lazos, who acquired his inside knowledge while working for Jun Gang Gu, also known as Kenny Gu, a former civil servant originally from Nanjing, near Shanghai.”
“He started out here as a developer, but the documents show that his business evolved to buying homes – using other people’s money– and then flipping them. His deals are financed with investor money from China and mortgages issued to those investors by Canadian banks. A Chinese-Canadian accountant in Vancouver estimates that he has filed tax returns for 1,000 clients in the past five years. He does not want to be named because he fears repercussions, but says the CRA is partly to blame for lost revenue, because it doesn’t require taxpayers to report the sale of any principal residence.”
“‘Every one of [those client families] has more than one house – two, three, four, sometimes more,’ he says. ‘They don’t have to tell me. The CRA says they don’t have to tell anybody.’”
“Another Vancouver accountant told The Globe that she and her colleagues see questionable real-estate transactions all the time, which they believe have contributed to skyrocketing prices. ‘This has become a huge mess. You have no idea how angry I am,’ says Corina Ciortan. ‘A generation of people has been screwed. It’s so obvious. Everyone I work with is so angry because there is a select group of people who have profited from this. ‘”
“A CRA auditor who came forward to The Globe with concerns about enforcement said that that is barely scratching the surface of the dodging going on. ‘CRA will catch very few people, because the [inexperienced] auditors … have no idea of foreign income and how individuals hide income,’ says the auditor, who requested anonymity, for fear of being fired.”
“‘Management has known of this issue for at least three years but did not want to pursue the real-estate flips, because most of the auditees were Chinese in descent. They were scared of being racist … I can confirm this fact, based on meetings held.’”
“In addition to holes in the tax system, speculators like Mr. Gu also rely heavily on Canadian financial institutions to give their clients multimillion-dollar loans. ‘They are using this money temporarily – to make more money – instead of using their own money,’ Mr. Lazos says. ‘Then prices go up. We are making the bank richer and the Canadians poorer.’”
“Mr. Lazos says that his whistle-blowing will be worth it only if it jolts Ottawa and B.C. into action. And his reasons, at least in part, lie close to home: ‘I hate the fact that for my daughter and my grandchildren, there is no way they can own a house in this city.’”
If you can, please read this article; the Globe and Mail has busted the whole thing wide open.
Mad props to Mr. Lazos. He has serious stones to stand up to the powers that be, when so many people are aligned to screw over others, especially the next generations. And for what, a bit of stucco and wood, some granite countertops and a view of the water somewhere behind a giant flat panel tv thats always on?
What’s stunning is the deliberate obfuscation by the authorities who are responsible for doing something about what is clear cut fraud on a wide scale.
Is this what is happening here in the US?
Of course it is. The world is awash in crony capitalism and FRAUD.
‘Finance Minister Mike de Jong on Saturday that the changes B.C. made this summer are intended to address a number of the issues raised in today’s story on real estate by the Globe and Mail [“Out of the shadows” that “reveals how loopholes and lax oversight are making it easy for a network of local and foreign speculators to play the system, and, in the process, fuel the steep rise in Vancouver home prices.”]
‘De Jong said in a statement: “Offshore buyers—whether individuals or corporations—that are named on the property title would be subject to the 15% additional PTT, and the general avoidance rules that support the tax will help ensure the tax cannot be avoided. Further, property transfer tax forms now require Social Insurance Numbers as evidence of Canadian citizenship or formal permanent residency, which will help CRA enforcement efforts.”
“Canada’s finance ministers discussed concerns about tax auditing and potential money laundering in real estate at their June meeting in Vancouver. Provincial officials have also discussed B.C.’s ongoing concerns through the federal‐provincial‐municipal working group on housing affordability.”
Today’s game changer. Hillary became unelectable. I do welcome a President Trump because I know he will not finish his term.
http://russia-insider.com/en/politics/hillary-clinton-just-became-unelectable/ri16385
‘I know he will not finish his term’
You gotta link for that?
Did anyone notice on the video her legs seemed to lock up before she fell? Someone I know said it could’ve been a stroke.
Trump won’t be able to stand being a puppet of the Rothchilds. He will either resign, be impeached, or be killed off.
Trump has no plans to do any real work, except approve of a team chosen by his family. He has the attention span of a 4th grader per his book’s author.
That’s better than Goldman Sachs and the neocons hand-picking Hillary’s cabinet for maximum looting of the middle class and military adventurism.
It’s true - he’s all we’ve got.
I take it back. There is only one way he would finish his term, and that is by being a puppet of the Rothchilds and extending the endless wars, and essentially not implementing his walls or deportation BS.
Either way, he will greatly anger his now worshippers among the public or he will greatly anger the Rothchilds and Rockafellers. He won’t have a pleasant time.
Dunno about that but he’s sure got you enraged.
Like Rain Man when he didn’t get his eight fish sticks.
He won’t care about his worshippers one bit once he’s elected, and he’ll do what the rich folk tell him to. They’ll know exactly how much smoke to blow up his posterior to keep him docile, and the proles will be long forgotten.
My 88yo aunt can no longer distinguish between my brother and myself but she is still physically healthier than Hillary.
Hillary is just…
Doin’ the old folks boogie
Little Feat - Old Folk’s Boogie - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmC_OhP7V2w - 305k -
PS
The first comment is worth a look.
It is surprising that Hillary’s in such bad health, unless she has some specific disease. You would think that someone with unlimited funds and access to great health care would be in mighty fine shape, no matter her age. Have to look up at what age her mother died; from her emails, it was recent. Not that your parents longevity is always an indicator. My father died of cancer at 32, yet my paternal grandparents lived until their 80’s.
What (I think) is an indicator of today’s food and health habits is the ages my aunts and uncles died as opposed to their parents. (My mother’s parents lived to 88 and 102; their children died in a range from 50s to 70s.) My mother is the exception at 84 (and the only one left), and right now couldn’t be described as in good health.
She was out walking 4 hrs later. I would love to see her drop out, we dont need another warmonger.
lol@lola
‘out walking 4 hrs later’
O.K.
Just a little pin prick
There’ll be no more aaaaaaaah!
But you may feel a little sick
Can you stand up?
I do believe it’s working, good
That’ll keep you going through the show
Come on, it’s time to go.
There is no pain you are receding
A distant ship smoke on the horizon
You are only coming through in waves
Your lips move but I can’t hear what you’re saying
When I was a child
I caught a fleeting glimpse
Out of the corner of my eye
I turned to look but it was gone
I cannot put my finger on it now
I feel great
It’s a beautiful day in New York!
Great song. Please, please don’t associate any great song with Her Essence of Snake Oil.
Well, you wrote “stroke.” Usually a trip to the hospital for overnight and testing even po’ folk.
Well done Ben!
the magic of meth
I think her legs locked up a long, long time ago; ask Bill?
Or seizure.
She is apparently wearing Zeiss Z1 blue anti-seizure lenses in her sunglasses.
Apologies, Ben, just wanted to post this little gem:
Hillary’s physician says she has pneumonia:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-11/hillarys-doctor-releases-statement
Pneumonia can be contagious if caused by bacteria or viruses. If caused by fungus or chemicals, it’s not. Considering her physician prescribed antibiotics, I’m guessing she has bacterial pneumonia. Maybe.
I wonder how the press corps feels about having been in an enclosed space on the plane with her while she was hacking away.
Do ya feel lucky? Do ya, punks?
‘Toronto’s housing market is creating fierce competition between realtors — so much so that some are now looking to the U.S. in the hopes of finding clients considering a move to Canada ahead of November’s presidential election.’
“We’ve had more realtors in Toronto calling than anywhere else in Canada,” said Charleston, South Carolina-based realtor Jeff Cook. “And what they’re looking for is referrals for people looking to relocate to Canada.”
“The frustration level [in the U.S.] is at an all-time high,” Cook told BNN. “There was some frustration back during the presidential campaign in 2008, but nothing like what we’re seeing now. Some people feel like the whole country is going downhill so we might need to revisit the idea of moving out of the area.”
‘Cook has been attracting the attention of Toronto realtors, thanks to ten billboards he placed next to the main interstates in South Carolina that say, “Moving to Canada? We Can Sell Your Home.”
“It started as a joke for us,” said Cook, who posted the ad on Facebook before buying the 50-foot billboard space. “We wanted to bring some humour to the table and really make a good marketing piece out of it. And it really struck a chord with some people.”
Mike and Rosie got a great big convoy, headed to Canada! Coonvoooy!
Good riddance.
https://www.ilac.com/how-to-speak-canadian-tips-on-canadian-english-slang/
‘So you’re new to Canada eh?’
‘Well welcome to the land of toques, double-doubles and snowbirds. With this handy guide to Canadian slang you will learn how to speak just like a real Canuck (that’s a person from Canada) in no time.’
‘First thing you might be wondering is what in the world does “eh” mean and why are Canadians saying it all the time.’
‘Eh is an interjection that has a similar meaning to “Excuse me,” “Please repeat that”.
‘For example, if you ask someone what time it is, but you don’t hear the response (because maybe there is a noisy snow blower passing by) you might say “Eh?” The listener should then understand that you need them to repeat what they said (they may even turn off their snow blower).’
‘Eh is also used as a question tag to reinforce the listener’s interest or agreement. By adding Eh at the end of a sentence, declarative statements become questions.’
‘For example, if we add Eh after the weather is nice out, it now means the weather is nice out, don’t you agree?
Pretty easy, Eh?’
‘Another word you are unlikely to hear anywhere else but Canada is snowbird.
A Snowbird is what we call a Canadian who runs away to a warmer city for the cold winter months (usually it is an older Canadian and usually they run away to Florida). Here is an example of how these words can be used: “– Hey Kevin, how come your father doesn’t have any winter clothes? No gloves, toques, or anything! – My dad’s a snowbird, he flies to Florida in November every year!”
‘Finally, if you really want to sound like a Canadian and you love coffee, it might do you some good to know how to order a double-double. This is a coffee with two packets of milk/cream and two packets of sugar. Stand inside any Timmies (that’s slang for Tim Hortons) and you are bound to hear people using this expression. If you have a couple of loonies (one dollar coins) or toonies (two dollar coins) you might even want to get one for yourself.’
You ain’t gonna like it. Much like a big fat mortgage payment every month for decades.
Don’t forget to ask for a serviette, if in case you need to wipe up a spill.
Don’t let the door hit ‘em where the good Lord split ‘em. And those are some great big splits, lemme tellya.
On another note, didn’t Colorado say H was probably getting the best health care that money could buy? Doesn’t seem like it. Unless there’s been a cover-up and she’s had the big P for a while, which is possible at her age. It’s hard to shake the older one gets, especially if there are other health issues involved and that’s probably why she’s been so scarce, trying to rest up. It would certainly explain the green goo.
You are assuming that they are telling the truth–pneumonia I don’t believe for a moment.
Actually, I believe it, on account of the green goo. Not that she doesn’t have other issues as well, like Parkinson’s. The Parkinson’s is very believable because of the head injury. Not everyone who has had a head injury gets Parkinson’s, but head injuries are considered a factor in the development of the condition.
And then there’s a cascade effect from medications to control it.
‘on account of the green goo’
That happens when you open a jar of pickles and eat the whole thing.
That was too funny.
A smart Republican would want Clinton to stay in. If she quits, you might have to go against a much tougher candidate.
Any person who loves their country wants Hillary to drop out. She is the worst of all possible choices.
That looks more likely
http://bipartisanreport.com/2016/09/11/breaking-dnc-calling-emergency-meeting-to-consider-replacing-hillary-clinton-details/
As long as Hillary’s breath can fog a mirror, it’s not gonna happen. There’s been an update from Shuster, basically saying that they can plead with Hillary to drop out, but unless she agrees, it ain’t happenin’.
And my guess is that, having agreed to drop out once before in favor of Obama, she’s not going to do it again.
Their only hope at this point is that she either kicks the bucket or becomes so incapacitated that she can’t function at all.
Or the little kid she had the photo op with after leaving her daughter’s apartment. Apparently she didn’t get the memo that she had a contagious illness.
‘A Chinese-Canadian accountant in Vancouver estimates that he has filed tax returns for 1,000 clients in the past five years. He does not want to be named because he fears repercussions, but says the CRA is partly to blame for lost revenue, because it doesn’t require taxpayers to report the sale of any principal residence.’
‘Every one of [those client families] has more than one house – two, three, four, sometimes more,’ he says. ‘They don’t have to tell me. The CRA says they don’t have to tell anybody.’
It goes on to say they are fibbing about the primary residence.
‘Management has known of this issue for at least three years but did not want to pursue the real-estate flips, because most of the auditees were Chinese in descent. They were scared of being racist … I can confirm this fact, based on meetings held.’
I call BS on this. About a year and a half ago I posted an article from Business in Vancouver which had an anonymous Vancouver broker spilling the beans. He said everybody involved knew it was a cooked scam: appraisers, banks, UHS, government types, everybody. They were all sticking so much money in their pockets they didn’t care. This racist stuff was just to shut up the doubters.
‘The amount of undeclared cash seized from Chinese travellers at Vancouver International Airport has spiked in recent years, according to documents released by the Canada Border Services Agency.’
‘Between 2013 and 2015, Chinese citizens were caught with about $13.5 million in cash by customs officials at the airport. According to the documents the following amounts were seized each year: 2013 - $2.8 million. 2014 - $4.3 million. 2015 - $6.4 million.’
‘That amounted to more than 70 per cent of the $18.7 million of undeclared cash seized from all travellers, including Canadians, during that time at the airport. The reports did not say the number of people involved.’
‘The figures come from CBSA reports obtained by an Access to Information request by B.C. NDP MLA David Eby. While it is not illegal to bring large amounts of cash into Canada, anything over $10,000 must be declared at the border or it can be seized by customs officers.’
‘Eby says the spike in the amount of undeclared cash Chinese citizens are bringing into Canada raises concerns about the source of the money. “We are seeing in court cases in British Columbia, evidence coming out from people that they are bringing in money for corrupt officials from China, or they are bringing in money that was obtained by fraud from China.”
‘And he’s worried about the effect both legally declared and undeclared cash might be having on B.C.’s real estate market. “There is money coming into our real estate market that isn’t taxed here, that has no connection to our local market and it is distorting prices for people who earn their living here in Metro Vancouver,” he says.’
“There’s just been a big spike in money being brought into the country, particularly from China,” said housing critic David Eby.’
‘That seized cash is on top of the $330 million that was declared legally by mainland Chinese citizens at Vancouver’s airport over the last three years, an influx that Eby believes needs to be more thoroughly examined. “We need to ask where is this money ending up and does it have implications for our tax policy, especially with respect to real estate,” he said.’
‘The federal anti-money laundering agency, Fintrac, conducted more than 80 audits of Lower Mainland real estate offices last summer and found 55 weren’t complying with regulations, including rules that require proper record-keeping and compel agents to flag suspicious transactions.’
‘When it comes to the millions of undeclared dollars seized at YVR, the money is often returned on appeal, and the maximum fine for first offences is just $250.’
Ahem…
‘That seized cash is on top of the $330 million that was declared legally by mainland Chinese citizens at Vancouver’s airport over the last three years’
This is just one city. And just one accountant says he has 1,000 Chinese clients who bought 1, 5 houses or more, in one city.
“Undeclared cash…”
Bitcoin wallet man, Bitcoin wallet!
1. Cash
2. Falling prices
Nothing enlarges wealth like these two items my friend. Nothing.
home prices are booming in sacramento according to the sacramento bee.
‘Nearly half of working Canadians depend on their next paycheque just to cover their bills, according to a new survey. A poll released by the Canadian Payroll Association (CPA) Wednesday found 48 per cent of the 5,600 Canadians surveyed said it would be difficult to make ends meet if their pay were delayed by a week.’
‘For the eighth year in a row the survey paints a picture of employees struggling get by let alone handle emergencies. One in four surveyed said they wouldn’t be able to afford $2,000 for an emergency in the next month like a car accident or surgery.’
‘Ninety-three per cent of respondents said they carried debt with the most common sources being a mortgage (26 per cent), credit cards (18 per cent), car loans (17 per cent) and a line of credit (16 per cent).’
‘Thirty-nine per cent reported feeling overwhelmed by their debt and 11 per cent said they think they will take it with them to their graves.’
I wonder what this number was in the 1950’s?
a month? a year?
Bellevue, WA Housing Prices Crater 7% yoy
http://www.zillow.com/downtown-bellevue-wa/home-values/
Give it up, Housing Analyst. Bellevue is still booming - if anything, the 15% tax north of the border will shift even more Chinese investment to Bellevue, ROC.
How many different names are you using on this forum lately? I count at least five.
Still drinking the Kool-Aid, huh? It’s not “booming” around here, it’s “busting.”
Something to think about when it takes two incomes to pay that mortgage:
“Divorce can be painful — emotionally and financially — for anyone. But when the split happens later in life, the less time you have to recover from the economic hit. And, the more is at stake.
A growing number of older adults are facing this problem: The divorce rate among U.S. adults ages 50 and older doubled between 1990 and 2010, according to a study out of Bowling Green State University. About one in four divorces includes someone over 50. Susan Brown, who led the research, says a review of the data through 2014 found the rates have stayed about the same in subsequent years.
Reasons for the rise include longer lifespans, more women in the workforce, changing notion about marriage and higher rates of remarriage, which boost your odds of splitting.”
http://www.denverpost.com/2016/09/11/divorce-harder-financially-older-couples-split/
Paying massively inflated prices for what are always depreciating assets at any age is a decision you’ll regret with tragic consequences.
Article for all the Big Government lovers:
“A controversial pharmaceutical company that makes a highly addictive opioid donated $500,000 to a campaign fighting a ballot measure in Arizona that would legalize recreational marijuana.
Proponents of the measure, Proposition 205, see Insys Therapeutics, the company behind the major contribution, as emblematic of the way the makers of dangerous painkillers block legalization efforts to pad their own profit margins. Marijuana is a cheaper and safer alternative to drugs that the likes of Insys sell, the advocates argue.
“We are truly shocked by our opponents’ decision to keep a donation from what appears to be one of the more unscrupulous members of Big Pharma,” said J.P. Holyoak, chair of the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol, in a statement. “You have a company using profits from the sale of what has been called ‘the most potent and dangerous opioid on the market’ to prevent adults from using a far less harmful substance.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/dangerous-opioid-maker-spending-big-to-stop-arizona-legalization_us_57d45eb2e4b06a74c9f50515?section=&
No “smaller government” or “less regulation” or “lower taxes” happening here.
I went to high school with somebody that I wasn’t close friends with who had a bad reputation for violence that was partying with some “friends” putting on fentanyl patches to get high and he overdosed so the “friends” he was partying with dropped him in the emergency room bay at the hospital and he died inside a few hours later.
Thanks to Elizabeth Warren’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Wells Fargo Fined for Fraud.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) for which we have Elizabeth Warren to thank, says the $185 million dollars represents “$100 million fine to the CFPB’s Civil Penalty Fund. The bank will also pay an additional $35 million penalty to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and another $50 million to the City and County of Los Angeles.”
Just the first one….
or you can just trust people….
Of course, no criminal charges were filed against company officials. Just a few bad apples acting on their own initiative…no pressure from above…just like Abu Gharib.
where does the money go?
is the fake indian going to close pawn shops too?
“The Race For President Is (Probably) Over”
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-11/race-president-probably-over
“Hillary Clinton just became unelectable.”
^I think we’ve heard this a few times around here. Are ZH journalists ghost contributors on the HBB?
Read the top-rated comments on the New York Times piece that they (reluctantly had to) published about this incident.
Remember when Pauline Kael, flim critic for the New Yorker, allegedly said “I can’t belive Nixon was elected, nobody I know voted for him?”
Sorry, coastal elitists, but the election isn’t decided by the editorial board of the Washington Post. LMFAO @ real journalists.
The Washington Post a few days ago: “Stop talking about Hillary’s health!”
Today: “Hillary Clinton’s health just became a real issue.”
“Hillary Clinton just became unelectable.”
Don’t trust the judgment of that Bulgarian clown. He’s been predicting a sever recession every day since he started that wacky web site.
Those were the words of the Dilbert guy. The guy who said don’t underestimate Trump a long time ago.
And you’ve been predicting what you’ve been paid to predict since your first Soros paycheck.
There’s no need to waste Ben’s bandwidth with insults but I’ll call you what you are, you’re an employee.
And irrelevant.
“Don’t trust the judgment of that Bulgarian clown”
A deplorable Bulgariphobic statement.
Speaking of wasting bandwidth, with gracious permission, Parliament — The Clones Of Dr. Funkenstein:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALKFkhPZnNk&list=PLC4VpzzoPwsmYzo7Qjni2cSadqm8Bjwsu
“And funk is its own reward” — George Clinton
“The Impoverishment Of The Masses”
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-11/impoverishment-masses
This is what happens when tens of millions of people pay massively inflated asking prices(250% premium) for a depreciating asset.
Where did the notion that massively inflated housing prices were a good thing?
Hillary Clinton Faints 9/11/16 - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2ePyLt6K6M - 177k -
For a second there I could have sworn this elephant was waiting for a tricked out handicapped accessible mini van.
Elephant gets tranquilized - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOagPC7jvDk - 167k -
Another hilarious breakfast with my dad today (the brown dog is his BTW, I can’t have pets where I live). He’s almost deaf and old as F* and doesn’t give a F* about anything, saying so loud ‘cuz he can’t hear that half the dining room hear he can’t believe nobody’s taken Obama out yet.
What were you people saying about real journalists again?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssn1XHBeYVM&index=12&list=PL9uczDoXQxSblmO2bH5L52nkpz4CFFrTU
The brown dog is cool and I bet your Dad is too.
Now who did that rapper say was on the left?
Well goodnight everyone and remember…
We all had a better weekend than Hillary did.
Alice Cooper - Hello, Hurray
Hello! Hurray! Let the show begin, I’ve been ready
Hello! Hurray! Let the lights grow dim, I’ve been ready….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJsBtVy3_f0
Global freight volume melting down as the Keynesian lunatics in charge of our central banks and central planning goose stock markets with printing press trillions while our oligarch-looted productive economies enter a death spiral.
http://www.businessinsider.com/hanjins-bankruptcy-highlights-problems-with-global-shipping-industry-2016-9
I guess deep down the globalists really believed that the $800 a month, 3rd world “middle class” was going to pick up the slack for lack luster consumption in the 1st world, buying cars, fancy clothes and expensive electronic toys.
Hillary’s pneumonia spreads to capital markets.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-12/bond-yields-surge-around-world-stocks-tumble-var-shock-goes-global-correlations-appr
Or is it a sudden case of Fedfluenza? Hard to separate influences at such moments. But it seems like a good day to have gone to cash last week.
Is the Fed in bubble popping mode now? The MSM chatter suddenly suggests so!
And we all know how truthful and reliable the MSM is!
Scrolling down is a must.
HEALTH WATCH: What Happens if Hillary Clinton Has to Drop Out?
https://heatst.com/uncategorized/health-watch-what-happens-if-hillary-clinton-has-to-drop-out/ - - Cached - Similar pages
12 hours ago
Unfortunately for the DNC, Hillary holds all the cards here. They can plead, cajole and threaten all they want, but it’s her decision whether or not to step down. Poetic justice for the DNC, considering they fixed the nomination for her. And at this point, “do it for the good of the party” isn’t going to work. That’s what she did the last time, when she stepped aside (reluctantly and bitterly) for Obama. What could they possibly promise her this time to sweeten the pot? They already let her off the hook…oh, wait, I guess that’s the ace in the hole that the DNC has. The Clinton Foundation, the upcoming Wikileaks.
I’m feeling some major schadenfreude!
Zoomed into Hillary Clinton’s foot shows she out cold - @OpieRadio …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXPAmQMXDbA - 219k
I have to wonder about the “pneumonia” explanation. These incidents have been happening for weeks now. Plus it would be highly irresponsible to have her attend events if she really has pneumonia, as it can be fatal to people her age.
Yes, let’s assume that she does have it. Then she displays incredibly poor judgment by going against doctor’s orders and attending weekend events.
Pneumonia is serious business, especially for someone of her age with a chronic cough. She should have been on mandatory bed rest all weekend.
New campaign song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLPSLYbJT_0 - 230k -
Now is that a female Secret Service agent, one of the letters or an agent with a man bun that spins around at 22 seconds of this video while the other dude just does his thing?
Whatever it was the others have been trained to close ranks and cover.
SHOCK VIDEO: Hillary Clinton Collapses Leaving 9/11 Memorial …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVDyciOQCak - 470k -
its trumps to lose.
And his new handlers are far better than the old ones at preventing self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
Dark windows illuminate problems in Vancouver’s real estate market
The Globe and Mail-11 hours ago
“Look at the new housing stock, Coal Harbour, False Creek … the vacancy rate in these buildings ranges between 15 per cent and 34 per cent. So you know …