Inside the tent city that shames California where tiny strip of land provides squalid shelter for 3,000 homeless people
HOMELESSNESS is a “crisis” in America, including at a tent city in California where hundreds of people live among rats and rubbish in a mile-long encampment. One resident, Kat MacKay, says she’s fed up with the stink of decaying food and outbreaks of syphilis and vomiting infections in the Santa Rosa hellhole. There’s been a growing call across the US to help such stricken people get into housing, rather than risking their lives, camping in streets and other public spaces. California has the country’s largest homeless population – and it’s continuing to expand, according to Los Angeles Times. Latest stats show that there were about 130,000 people “on the streets on any given night statewide” in 2018, it reports. In Sonoma County, a mile-long homeless encampment along Santa Rosa’s Joe Rodota Trail is a source of anger for the local community. With people setting up tents along the bike and pedestrian path, residents believe homeless people have “taken over the area”. Angry locals have for months been targeting officials, demanding to have them removed from the beauty spot. Lisa Landrus, a member of Citizens for Action Now, told CBS in San Franciso: “When I see what this has done to the use and enjoyment of this area, I think how far does everyone else have to be pushed with the leniency involved with treating this group.” Nick Note: Hear me well. You think that can’t be you. I am here tell you it sure as shit can happen to us. they are going crazy with money laundering… Why? pretty simple they got to promise more and more to the stupid majority that keeps them in power. Us “rich” bastards are Regan’s now silent minority and we are doomed. Cash in the matters WILL NOT WORK! They are using artificial intelligence. In other words guilty to proven innocent. We have to change with the times…. more on this later.
I hope your are scared and here is why:
Warren plans to end ‘the flow of dark money’ as president.
“The flow of dark money puts good governance, the free exchange of ideas, and our national security at risk,” her plan says. “As long as individuals and corporations can launder stolen funds or contraband through real estate, luxury goods, or tax havens, both equality and economic growth suffer.”