Mercy Housing is the ultimate NonProfit, Inc racket. Even Urban Alchemy’s colonization of public realm pales by comparison. From Denver they manage tons of SF/Cal low income projects, recognizable for awful management, active criminal tenants, and poor reputation among neighbors.
Oh look, another posh suburban white lady who exercises loony-tunes power dynamics over vulnerable men (of color, mostly) addicts, who perish from her cult of assisted addiction centers. Like Jennifer Frankenbach and Lydia Bransten in SF. This is psychiatric profile-worthy.
🙄 @Google blew tens of billions on an AI product riddled w/ wokery. The black SS officers being only a hint of bias run amok to come. Then it stuck that weak Gemini offering atop its search results, forcing users to work around it for anything resembling accuracy. Behold karma.
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As I discovered after a deeper investigation, Ramos-Rodriguez has a notorious criminal history that goes back to his teen years — including two occasions where he spent years on the run as a wanted felon. thevoicesf.org/city-leaders-…
Apparently @nbcbayarea is claiming **all of San Francisco** could flood from the King Tides + El Nino. A complete fallacy. Why can’t we have grown up news + weather here? The Bay was full yesterday at high tide, splashing about an inch deep for a mile along the Embarcadero.
The MissionLoco (my namesake!) definition of divisive: “You don’t fall in line with our diktats! To the gulag with you!” @MLNow 😂
There’s literally nothing “divisive” about helping those who struggle with deadly addictions abstain from the use of illicit street drugs — and no one outside of the drug-decriminalization lunatic fringe thinks otherwise.
Steve Adami is an accomplished public administrator and nonprofit leader whose expertise and innovation in developing highly successful recovery-oriented systems of care will enable more San Franciscans to succeed in their recovery journeys — and help to save lives.
I couldn’t be happier to have Steve helping fulfill the promise of San Francisco being a Recovery First City. (1/2)
The @CSU teacher unions are crying about their low wages. They make anywhere from $70,000 to $120,000 a year not including generous benefits. For this they get 100 days a year off, not including weekends. More than four months total incl. those.
Ahhh… election season in San Francisco. This is the first time in the ten year drug tourism crisis that I’ve seen actual SFPD WALKING A BEAT on Market Street. This is performative, and ironically is nothing but normal one car procedure in most big walkable cities.
To recover the costs of the riot from rioters, the city can seize welfare benefit payments. That’s because most of the worst rioters were recipients of social welfare benefits.
🇫🇷 The French Senate has passed the “Rioters Pay” bill, making rioters financially liable for damages during public demonstrations.
They can be ordered to pay up to €10,000 ($11,000) for property damage, even if they did not personally commit the vandalism.
Liability covers anyone who “knowingly participated” in a group formed to vandalize, or who stayed after two police dispersal warnings.
Social media platforms must remove content inciting violence, vandalism, or insurrection within 24 hours of an authority request, or face blocking and delisting.
To recover unpaid damages, the state can seize parts of social benefits, including family allowances, housing assistance, supplements, and France’s minimum-income benefit.
The S.F. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (100’s of Mission businesses) says what the Mission is saying: that the City ceded an important civic task to an inept cabal of crazies promoting “Campesinas” as the silly new name for Army St.
Latinos are just 1/3 of Missionites. Do better.
Glide is the People’s Temple 2.0 They hire gangbangers as “community safety officers,” distribute drug paraphernalia, and act as a key component of our drug tourism economy. They should receive no more money from the city.
Portland is nothing but a public benefits nonprofit economy at this point.
Portland’s Royal Sonesta: bought for $108.3M in 2016. Now reportedly sold for $6.83M for 220 rooms—just $31,000 per key. A staggering 93.7% price collapse.
This is what happens when government fails at public safety, downtown disorder spirals, Measure 110’s consequences go unaddressed, and Multnomah County’s mental-health system fails people in crisis.
Tourism doesn’t thrive where visitors feel unsafe and downtown businesses struggle to survive.
Portland didn’t get here by accident. Policy choices have consequences—and taxpayers, workers, businesses, and property owners are paying the price.
@mitch4portland
@pnwpolicyangel
@TeacherTiff4PDX
@kanalforpdx
@MayorKWilson
Lovely man tried to run 2 cyclists off the shared (marked as shared) road. Expired plates. I guarantee you he has no license to drive. Roughly 25% of drivers in SF/Oak do not have a valid license or registration. @CA_DMV @ICEgov @CHPoakland
Genz posh girl from Indiana thinks she has her finger on SF’s pulse. 🙄 Been here <2 yrs. Buried the lede in the Great Highway fiasco, which is that we could end up with Chan in DC because both conservatives and the fringe left in SF despise Wiener’s Great Highway Park advocacy.
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People will tell you that every on San Francisco streets are from San Francisco and they will try to force you to believe that people on the streets was pushed out onto the streets because high rent. Well I’m going to debunk that myth all week
Meet 26yr old Abby she escaped Oklahoma and left her family just because she had a warrant in Oklahoma
Today at 4 PM, on Boswell St behind the Methodist church on Post next to Japantown. A thriving drug market. I saw 6 @SFPDNorthern SUV’s drive by and do nothing. This is not how a city works - its how a failed cult doctrine shows its inner collapse. No different than Jonestown.
Racist clowns built a personal playpen as “housing” for “comrades” while taking millions in tax $$, without which they couldn’t have built it — to use the space for cuckoo anti-tech indoctrination. And @SFElections you think they don’t use it to direct “tenants” on how to vote?


































