Mike Adams predicts U.S. cities will face financial collapse, becoming “ghost towns” due to economic instability, population decline and crumbling infrastructure, with property values potentially dropping by 70 to 90 percent. Rural areas and conservative states, like Central Texas, are experiencing growth and rising property values as people flee collapsing urban centers, seeking stability and
Americans, hit by inflation, higher interest rates, and supply-chain issues, are buying fewer new vehicles. The four-year average for annual sales is now 15.5 million, down from 17.7 million pre-pandemic, per the Bureau of Economic Analysis. The slowdown in new car sales might seem like good news for auto repair and parts companies, as older
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