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I refused to be richwicks' Google bitch when there was nothing stopping him from looking it up if it were so damn important to him. Same logic here.
DOGEWontAmountToShit says
Why doesn’t it make sense? They owe the lender. It’s between the homeowner and their insurance company. But, if the lender knew insurance lapsed or ended, they should have called the loan.
You'll get a bunch of bull shit calls from people that paid your debt off and try to scare you, collectors. Don't sign for any certified mail EVER, even if you are up to date on everything. They can send a regular letter. Answer with hello, never say yes or your name on a phone call.
If I pay on my house no one can touch it.
You'll get a bunch of bull shit calls from people that paid your debt off and try to scare you, collectors. Don't sign for any certified mail EVER, even if you are up to date on everything. They can send a regular letter. Answer with hello, never say yes or your name on a phone call.
After an overlong day, with travel from DC to North Carolina to Las Vegas, Trump somehow still summoned a flex of astonishing political jiu jitsu. The President sparred with California officials in a live press conference —surely Trump’s idea— but only after meeting with locals, who begged the President for help. In the dramatic press conference, the President called each official out for their failures, from missing water, to unavailable insurance, to empty hydrants. ...
Trump’s (I’m sure it was him) insistence on a live press conference was genius. It showed Californians in real time how incompetent their leaders are. They were trapped. They didn’t want to do live TV. But, had they skipped, Trump would surely have made a big deal of it saying, “We invited them, but I guess they didn’t think it was important enough to show up.”
This Pacific Palisades resident lost his
home to fire. He hopes Trump can help
him rebuild
Trump. He hopes President Trump can help. Lest you conclude this gentleman was only an outlier, independent media yesterday reported highway overpasses decorated with American and Trump flags in LA County...
Grateful locals even erected a Hollywood-style sign for the President:
In other words, California residents have lost hope in stuttering Mayor Karen Bass and California’s oleaginous Governor Newsom. They see what he’s doing for the rest of the country. They saw how he sympathized with the victims in North Carolina. They trust him more. They want Trump.
Since Californians are viewing President Trump as their last, best hope, the President can afford to say something as bold and politically verboten as this:
President Donald Trump said he wanted California to require voter ID in order to get disaster aid for the LA wildfires.
Regardless of whether Trump follows through with conditioning federal aid this time, he has thrown down the gauntlet. California is on notice. A fight over Voter ID is coming. It’s on Fedex and out for delivery.
SUBJECT WHAT CAUSES FIRE DELIBERATELY AVOIDED.
SUBJECT WHAT CAUSES FIRE DELIBERATELY AVOIDED.
Goats Are the Answer
The best fire prevention squad is a herd of goats
For some time my brother on Maui has kept a herd of goats, which graze the vegetation on the property around his house, thereby reducing the wildfire risk. Goats will eat just about any kind of vegetation, including spiky and noxious weeds.
They are also charming and entertaining creatures, much loved by (human) kids. ...
It’s time for Los Angeles County to bring some goat herds into the area to reduce the brushy fuel loads that are such a menace to life and property when conditions are dry and windy.
Goats Are the Answer
The best fire prevention squad is a herd of goats
The best fire prevention squad is a herd of goats
My hood in Tri Valley hire a local goat herder to graze out the brush in the arroyo by the hood once a year with an electrified fencing to keep them from roaming away from the job site. They do an excellent job and provide stinky entertainment for several days. They come with big dog herders and protectors, too.
The herder comes with a small mobile home for his stuff, and may sleep there too
I'd like to know more details about exactly what water was turned on and which emergency powers were used to do it.
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