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The HOA fined my husband $750 for breeding birds in our backyard, claiming his hobby violated neighborhood rules. But when he requested the associationās financial records, the board members started panicking. They had no idea that the man they were trying to intimidate would uncover how they had been using homeownersā money to give themselves interest-free loans.
My husband had been breeding birds for years, and our backyard was always clean and well-maintained. Nobody had complained until Linda, the HOA president, decided his hobby didnāt belong in the neighborhood.
Me: Honey, did you see this notice from the HOA?
My Husband: The $750 fine? Yes. I was going to call Linda tomorrow.
Me: Seven hundred and fifty dollars for keeping birds in our own backyard? What rule did you even break?
My Husband: Apparently, our birds are inappropriate for the neighborhood.
Me: Inappropriate? The birds are quieter than some of our neighborsā dogs!
My husband laughed, but he wasnāt amused for long. Instead of arguing, he decided to request the specific rule they claimed he had violated, along with the HOAās meeting minutes and financial records.
When Linda received his request, she called him almost immediately.
Linda: Why do you need the associationās financial records? This is just a simple violation notice.
My Husband: Because Iām a homeowner, I pay my dues, and Iām entitled to ask questions about how the association operates.
Linda: Youāre making this much more complicated than it needs to be. Just pay the fine, and we can put this behind us.
My Husband: Iāll consider paying it when you show me the rule I violated. As for the financial records, Iāll wait for those separately.
Two days later, Linda called again.
Linda: The board is willing to reconsider your fine. Perhaps we can resolve this without taking things any further.
My Husband: Thatās good to hear. When will the financial records be available?
Linda: I donāt understand why youāre so interested in those documents.
My Husband: And I donāt understand why a request for ordinary financial records has you calling me every two days.
She hung up.
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šØ BREAKING: Trump DOJ just filed for an EMERGENCY restraining order against California, demanding the state set aside about 20,000 ballots mailed to people the feds say are likely NONCITIZENS
WHY ARE THEY OBSTRUCTING?
"Once illegally cast ballots are counted and commingled with lawful votes, the resulting harm may be impossible to remedy."
California law mails a ballot to every registered voter, so if these 20,000 are on the rolls, they already got one
The feds hand-delivered the list to LA County on Oct 13, along with a USB drive
The county REFUSED to hold a single ballot and said it isn't even allowed to check citizenship. Under state law, a voter's own signed statement counts as proof
Every name was checked against State Department and Social Security records to weed out citizens. Then it got a second layer of manual review
And there may be more coming.
California's response? They don't care.
DO NOT COUNT THESE BALLOTS
SCOTUS if we have to!
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First it's very not appropriate attitude from this women. Second she must respect others, 3rd slap someone is a battery and is a misdemeanor .
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My friendās daughter moved out of Colorado in 2014. She filed change of address forms and has tried multiple times to get off of their voter rolesā¦ because she doesnāt live there.
In the past 12 years Colorado has sent her 20 ballots anyways.
Democrats know this and they donāt fix it.
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šØ HOLY SMOKES. The President of Madrid just PUMMELED Spain's leftist government in parliament
"I encourage you all to go to Tehran alone and drunk and to take your gay friends with you! Let's see how long it will take them to HANG you from a CRANE!" š„š„
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Oh do I have a true story for you todayā¦
Trip to Walmart today, I saw
an elderly lady stocking shelves. She dropped an item, I picked it up for her. In a very feeble voice, she says thank you. I asked how old she was, in her late 80ās. We talked a minute or two, she is going through so much, trying to survive.
I gave her a $100 bill, told her to get something she needed.
Why is anyone this old, in the United States, working? Why do politicians insist on taking care of the rest of the world? I'll never understand it, they are suppose to work for us!
Something needs to change. All I see is no respect, no discipline, no morals, want everything free!
It's a damn shame! People wonder why I hate politicians so bad!
We need term limits, NOW!
Iām not a millionaire, struggle myself. But, Iāll be damned if Iāll watch an elderly person, near 90 years old do this shit, just to survive!
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This was sent to my home. Addressed to the āstudentsā of our family from the āTexas Transgender Student Union.ā
It coaches minors on what to do if their parents are not supportive of their ātransā identity and walks them through getting emancipated.
THIS IS EVIL!!!!!
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āļøProsecutor: What he's doing is not illegal.
š®āāļøState Police: We don't care, we're arresting him anyway.
On May 28, 2025, Detective Swagler of Salem PD called Marion County Stateās Attorney Tim Hudspeth about a man filming in the public lobby of the DMV.
Hudspethās answer was clear: public place, no expectation of privacy, filming is not a crime, you cannot trespass him.
On June 30, 2025, Secretary of State Police arrested him at the Centralia DMV for the same activity.
They had the Stateās Attorneyās guidance. They ignored it.
Video shows both encounters.
āIs āfollowing ordersā a valid excuse when the orders contradict the prosecutorās legal advice?
āWould you rather officers follow the Stateās Attorney or make up their own rules on the spot?
āDoes a Stateās Attorneyās advice mean nothing once officers decide they donāt like the activity?
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šØ The cop who KILLED Apollo just got ARRESTED. Deputies say he pulled his GUN on his OWN ROOMMATE.
Derrick Burmaster. NOPD. Same name, same department.
Apollo was 16 weeks old. The court record says he "did not bark, growl, jump, bare his teeth, or lunge." THREE shots. He died in his owners' arms.
A jury found Burmaster VIOLATED that family's rights. He STILL walked on immunity.
St. Tammany deputies say it was his NOPD-issued gun, during an argument Oct. 2. Aggravated assault with a firearm. $15,000 bond.
NOPD SUSPENDED him and STRIPPED his police powers. Charged, not convicted.
He walked for Apollo. Will he walk AGAIN? š”
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š A cop lured dogs out with KISSY noises, then SHOT a 16-week-old puppy.
His name was Apollo. A 16-week-old Catahoula. 22 pounds of PURE wiggle.
April 2021. Officer Derrick Burmaster shows up on a disturbance call at the family's home. Before he ever sees a dog, his gun is already DRAWN.
His partner taps him to go. Holds the gate OPEN for him.
He stays.
Apollo comes running, tail wagging. Burmaster has a taser right there. He fires his gun three times instead.
Apollo DIED in his family's arms.
It was Burmaster's SECOND dead dog. His own department's review board called it UNJUSTIFIED.
A jury agreed he VIOLATED that family's rights. Then he walked on qualified IMMUNITY. This July, an appeals court upheld it.
A baby dog. A partner trying to get him to LEAVE. And NOBODY pays.
How is that JUSTICE?
ā ļø Warning: Bodycam shows a puppy being shot.
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We canāt have nice things at restaurants because Black women ruin shit
And of course sheās eating crab legs
Anytime I see a Black woman eating ribs or crab legs. I automatically assume sheās ghetto as fuck.
FOUR CREDIT CARD DISPUTES ā AND SHE CAME BACK TO EAT AGAIN!
Imagine running a restaurant, serving a customer, and then finding out she disputed four credit card charges. Now sheās back at the same restaurant expecting to be served again!
As a business owner, I would have a serious problem with that.
Credit card chargebacks can cost restaurants the original payment, additional fees, and valuable time fighting the disputes.
Of course, not every disputed charge is fraudulent. But if someone deliberately gets meals and then falsely disputes the payments, thatās stealing from a business.
My question is simple: Would you serve her again, refuse service, or pursue legal action?
Restaurants are businesses, not free meal programs.
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Maui's police chief placed journalist Nick Sortor in a headlock after he inquired about the details surrounding the disappearance of the children.
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A 12-year-old girl in Miami was walking home from a friend's house when three boys grabbed her, took her into a community garden, and held her down on a couch while one of them raped her. When she yelled for them to stop, one of them grabbed rocks off the ground and forced them into her mouth. That's the cops' own description: "so she shuts up."
You never heard about that one on CNN or in the NYT
But you've heard about Cornell every single day for a month.
Outside Philly, a college girl falls asleep drunk on a friend's bed in his dorm. She wakes up more than once that night, and every time she does, there's a man raping her. Two different men.
Her "friend," the guy whose room it was, filmed her. On the video she says "No... turn that shit off" and swats the phone away. He puts it right back in her face. Then he sends pictures and videos of her to somebody.
She reports it the next morning and gets a rape kit. The cops find two guys in the exact sweatshirts she described, and the DNA matches both of them.
The guy who filmed her got charged with invasion of privacy. Not charged as an accessory, no sexual exploitation even though it was his room and he invited her over.
No outrage. No protests.. Nothing..
Mesquite, Texas. A 17-year-old agrees to meet up with a guy she met in a parking lot. She goes to his house, he takes her upstairs, pulls out a Glock, and presses the gun into her head and tells her he's in charge.
She's held at gunpoint three separate times and forced to have sex with two of them and give oral sex to five, some of it while she's unconscious. It only stops when she starts puking.
Then the cops find out that house already had multiple reports of sex offenses. Four men arrested.
No network specials. No marches. No governor. No senators or celebrities posting about it. Local news for a few days and then nothing.
So what's the difference?
The men charged in Philly and Mesquite are Black. All three boys in Miami are Black. If those were white frat boys at an Ivy League school, you'd know every one of their names by now.
Two: Cornell is useful. Kathy Hochul and Letitia James are both on the ballot November 3rd. James posted that what this young woman was "forced to endure is horrific and unacceptable" three days BEFORE she got appointed to be the impartial prosecutor. She has never prosecuted a criminal case at this level.
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SCOOP: Multiple teachers at Pearson Ranch Middle School (@RoundRockISD) reportedly posted a picture of themselves wearing T-shirts PROMOTING Democrat James Talarico INSIDE the school.
Isnāt it against the law for teachers to promote political candidates inside public schools?
We reached out to the school for comment, but they did not respond.
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DSA plans to use protests to provoke a Trump Insurrection Act invocation in 2027,
They plan to delegitimize the federal government, and empower the DSA.
VOTE. Please God let them see and understand this.
VOTE RED.
Not all Democrats are evil, but the people behind them are.
The past few days, I got my hands on thousands of new transcripts and hundreds of recordings, thanks to leads from @SKDoubleDub33 and @iamlisalogan .
You've heard that the DSA is proposing structural reforms to America, including abolishing the Senate and imposing term limits.
What you not have heard is - there is an operational plan to put it all into action. If the Democratic Party sweeps 2026, then DSA will become "foot soldiers" in constant clashes with the administration to cross a "red line" or invoke a "doomsday scenario" - meaning, President Trump invokes the Insurrection Act, probably sometime in 2027.
Then, a lot of coordinated responses kick off, including delegitimizing the federal government itself and handing that legitimacy to Democratic governors. 2028 then becomes a vote on whether to keep America governance as-is or to burn it all down to appease a "young and brown" demographic.
The mysterious group who's been coordinating 50501, Indivisible, and coordinating the NoKings protests is called "United Democracy Alliance" and their intellectual leader is Erica Chenoweth who came up with the 3.5% rule of nonviolent regime change.
Patience. I know I've hyped this more than anything else. It's genuinely the biggest discovery I've had. This is an enormous archive. This is only the beginning.
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Once again weād like to thank Macron and France for showing the world what socialism, open borders and Islamification looks like.
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The guy in charge of the ballots in Champaign County, Illinois is under federal indictment. He's also on the ballot.
Clerk Aaron Ammons is charged with obstruction for allegedly helping cover for his wife, a Democrat state rep facing eight counts of wire fraud. He asked to push his own federal trial to December so he could run this election, and he got it.
So how's that going? His office mailed more than 600 ballots with the wrong state House races on them. Early voting got shut down, and a lot of voters found out when they showed up. 28 people already voted on bad ballots, and those votes can't be fixed.
One of the races they botched is a seat the Republican won by 269 votes last time. His wife's district got scrambled too.
This is the same office that blamed a "cyberattack" in 2022, had an outage on Election Day 2024, and printed a GOP candidate's name as "Tad."
Congress gave him until Friday to explain himself. Republicans asked Illinois AG Kwame Raoul to step in, and his office wouldn't even comment.
If an indicted Republican clerk pulled this three weeks before an election, it would be on every network for a week. Instead it's crickets.
capitolnewsillinois.com/newsā¦
