The Deception In London’s Private Rental Market Is A Genuine Issue
Starting from the top, the swindle in London’s private renting is a reality. This fraud is perpetrated through the Private Renting Scheme, also known as affordable housing, and is largely orchestrated by an underground network of council employees.
Has anyone noticed how England removed the homeless from the streets during the first lockdown?
This confirmed what many suspected: homeless people are needed to generate income for various services, even as the pandemic continues. It’s about jobs. When the council offers a ‘forever home,’ they often place black women next to unsavory neighbors, ensuring no peace, or in undesirable apartments that remain vacant, causing financial losses.
The idea to allocate such properties to those in need of housing was someone’s brainchild. Hillingdon Council has not yet justified their actions, and the Royal Court of Justice has not clarified the outcome of the related case. One should never expect the council to be forthcoming with the truth, as honesty is not in their job description.
Moreover, individuals with full-time jobs resort to sofa-surfing or sleeping in parks. The government prefers to conceal the truth and portray the homeless in a way that elicits public sympathy, thereby maximizing fundraising potential.
This situation was not accidental but intentional, and they were caught in the act:
“The Home Office has been criticized by a judge for sending war veterans to live on the asylum barge Bibby Stockholm,” reported by Matthew Dresch on Sunday, 21 April 2024.
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