Australia: They use mass immigration to create a housing crisis, which they use to push more people into renting – “You will own nothing”

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Alison Bevege details how the housing crisis in Australia has been deliberately created using mass immigration. As housing becomes unaffordable for native Australians, large corporations swoop in to “save the day” by constructing build-to-rent tower blocks. In the vein of WEF’s “you will own nothing,” build-to-rent homes create permanent renters. “They want private property ownership phased out in favour of build-to-rent,” Bevege writes. When the housing crisis seems to be waning, the cycle begins again.

The corporations which are building properties for rent lobby the government to increase migration, creating a new housing crisis, which the lobbyists then use to remove more private ownership of property by building properties just to rent. Using immigration, they have found a way to create a permanent crisis for which their solution, so they will tell you, is required. The Australian government has announced that it wants to import 13.5 million migrants by 2065, averaging 235,000 additional migrants each year. That’s enough immigrants per year to keep the housing crisis scam going for the next 40 years.

This scam is not only affecting Australians; it is a global affair. The same scam is operating in the UK and the US. The best way to force you out of your home is with increased land taxes, rates and insurance levies that go up each year with inflation and must be paid forever, like rent on something you already own.

Key points:
– Importing 13.5 million people to create the next 40 years of housing crisis.
– Winners: corporations, banks, developers, institutional funds, billionaires.
– Losers: YOU. Taxes to force homeowners out, “green” materials push up prices.
– Build-to-rent towers for permanent renters, subsidised by you.
– Demonisation of private property, “selfish” home-owners has begun.
– Land-titles offices privatised, certificates of title destroyed, therefore increased legal risk.