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Lead paint

Lead paint

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Oct 22, 2026

ShawnaHOST
17:51
Ready for it? Yeah.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:52
lead paint because they realized that lead was shielding people from all of the cell tower frequencies which we know are harmful to the body and so they then realized that if people's homes are full of lead paint then their bodies are not going to become weakened or damaged from the cell towers and so this posed a massive threat to the rockefeller trillion dollar pharmaceutical industry which is then exactly why they labeled lead as toxic and banded and what's interesting is if you go for an They place lead aprons over your vital organs to protect them from the radiation.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:24
And so when you then look back at lead paint, it all starts to make sense, especially considering lead paint was banned at the same time that cell towers started to pop up everywhere in 1978.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:36
And it's the same with copper pipes, which we also know are disappearing.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:39
The same narrative also applies.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:41
Copper, just like lead, blocks out these frequencies and the elite do not like that.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:47
And so just like the lead paint, which was demonized and then removed, copper pipes are also being removed.
BecklerHOST
18:53
So there's a lot going on there.
Courtney CurrieHOST
6:21
Yeah.
Courtney CurrieHOST
6:22
She says she has asbestos siding with some peeling, about 5%, and damage 3%, and severely flaking and peeling lead paint on the trim.
Courtney CurrieHOST
6:31
But I did do vinyl replacement windows in 2015, so those are set.
Courtney CurrieHOST
6:36
And she's broke.
Tom TynanHOST
7:16
I'm not sure about Maine.
Tom TynanHOST
7:17
Every state is different.
Tom TynanHOST
7:19
But a- as far as that goes, the lead paint, all you do is...
Tom TynanHOST
7:23
I- it's not hard to handle.
JenHOST
0:21
And I think it's scary because people don't even know what applies to them.
JenHOST
0:25
What is it in this case? Well, it is the EPA's lead paint disclosures and RRP notice requirements.
JenHOST
0:35
What am I talking about? Well, that's what this episode's all about.
JenHOST
0:38
And if you're thinking to yourself, well, I don't have any lead paint because everything in that house has been repainted, or nobody's checking on these things, so I don't need to worry about it, or I have a property manager, so I don't need to worry about it.
JenHOST
0:53
None of those things are true.
JenHOST
0:54
Changes have happened as recently as 2022 without hardly any fanfare.
JenHOST
4:42
You're an expert just like me, and you're as committed to helping investors figure out how to hold these properties and actually make the money.
JenHOST
4:50
I'll start with something you brought up in the pre-recording that I think sums it up.
Matt RoeskeHOST
14:31
Let me see.
Matt RoeskeHOST
14:31
Matt, I have a question about your video with lead paint.
Matt RoeskeHOST
14:33
It was actually protecting themselves from this radiation situation.
Matt RoeskeHOST
14:37
What's going on with that? So that is the protection from 5G.
Matt RoeskeHOST
14:41
So the only reason that they went after lead paint was because when they went to go roll out Wi-Fi, which is made by the Department of Defense, when they went to go roll that out, they could use that technology to see through the walls of a person's house.
Matt RoeskeHOST
14:54
So let's say I had Wi-Fi installed in this house, which I don't, but let's say I did, it could see through the walls.
Matt RoeskeHOST
15:01
Now, if you had lead paint on these walls, you can't see through things.
Matt RoeskeHOST
15:05
You can't see people's valuables, you can't see where they're sleeping, you can't see any of those things.

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