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Do you think that Pelosi started an impeachment inquiry for political gain? Because she felt Trump’s actions were so wrong, regardless of the political outcome? Or for some other reason?

Ask yourself this: if it was wrong for Trump to ask the Ukrainian president to investigate Joe Biden for possible corruption, how come they aren’t outraged for Obama investigating Trump while he was running for the presidency? And keep in mind we have a soundbite where none other than Biden himself admits to strongarming the government of Ukraine to pull approved funding of a billion dollar guaranteed loan. With Trump all they had was an opposition research report paid for by the Clinton campaign…that to this date has remained unverified.At least Trump has a mutual assistance treaty with Ukraine that he can point to.

Should we expect a banking crisis in China, or does the CCP have enough levers to pull in order to continue concealing the true magnitude of the non-performing, "government-guaranteed" loans clogging its bank's balance sheets?

No. This is fighting the last war. The problem with state-run enterprises and bank loans got fixed around 2005. The problem with Chinese banks now is that they have *too much money*. There are no bad government-guaranteed loans clogging bank balance sheets.Around 2008, the government pumped tons of money into the economy, but this was intentionally done outside of the banking system. The theory was that by pumping massive amounts of money, you keep the economy going, and you can pay back any debt by tax revenue. It's been almost a decade and that theory seems to have worked.The big problem now is that the banking system is still designed to fund old companies rather than to fund new companies, so internet finance is a big thing. It's likely that over the next few years, massive amounts of savings will be moved from the bank sector to the non-bank sector, and the government wants that because if Alipay loses your money, it's not the governments job to bail you out.In order to move money to finance innovation you had to have had to fix the banking system because once people withdraw money because they want to get higher returns, any bad loans will be visible. But that problem was solved around 2005.

I filed Chapter 13 and the bank’s attorneys are now saying I signed an agreement to sell my home. Shouldn't they have to show me the proof of the signed agreement? I know I have never signed anything that stated I would sell my home.

Talk to an attorney.You may in fact have agreed to a conditional clause on your mortgage, usually triggered on the amount of built up equity, agreeing to a sale should you declare bankruptcy.This is occasionally upheld by courts, mostly when a government guaranteed loan is involved, since you cannot dismiss government debt in bankruptcy — taxes, student loans, that sort of thing.Other than that, talk to an attorney anyway; if they are claiming an explicit agreement in writing with your signature, that should be easy enough to verify or refute.Since you have a bankruptcy, you have a bankruptcy attorney already who will be used to answering this type of question.Ask them, not the Internet.

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