@@paulsawczyc5019 No its likely not owned by the person squatting in it. But people living in an RV is NOT the problem, the problem is they act like animals
@@randyrobinson3951 Its been that way for eternity, and everything always seems just a little too expensive. I laugh now at what I paid for my house but at the time I never thought I could afford it. Then I thought land was too much vut I bought it anyway, and did the same 4 more times, each time it had gone up and I thought it was too much, the moral of the story is just do it.
The republicans only hide it better but that doesn’t mean the problem isn’t there and won’t implode. This is an American problem, our politicians on BOTH sides have sold this country to the highest bidders. Greed is king & money speculators who produce nothing are the rulers
This problem is everywhere in the country. I’m in FL and there’s plenty of homeless and drug addicts here. Right wing kooks thinks it’s only a blue state problem.
This has been coming for decades. This isn't just in Seattle... it's everywhere that cost of living is high and wages are too low. This has been builting since the 1980's and will only get worse as long as housing is unaffordable and wages are stagnant. SO many people just can't afford to rent anything anymore.
It's cause the generation of GREED, the BOOMERS, just can't get enough and the pyramid scheme economy they created and we all still live under has created this. The bottom will fall out, very soon. You haven't seen ugly or bad yet.
It's a gold mine. The city will reimburse him about $3200 per vehicle to cover the cost of towing, storage for 21 days and disposal. There is also scrap value and if someone claims it, fees are to be paid by owner. Threre is at least a half million dollars there easy and they keep rolling in.
Try for the entire last 2 centuries ,until the liberals infected it with their shitty policies and destroyed it. They’re bringing their special brand of chaos to a suburb near you.
meaning the omnipresence of illegal drugs or permitting these folks to 'choose' this lifestyle, all goes back to root issue; unfettered liberalism, lose liberalism and so goes the bums who are enabled by leftists and who, by and large, will not permit meaningful policies/regs to end this newest scourge of liberalism...
Mental health issues and substance abuse. And an inability/refusal to do the things necessary to get themselves out of the hole they dug. Most of the people on the street have been kicked out of at least one program to help them. The big issue is very simple: the right to informed consent for medical treatment. If they don't consent to treatment - there's not much you can do for them.
@@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195 That law wouldn't stand. It violates the 5th Amendment. And if somebody else fan be forced to submit to involuntary medica care - so can you,
That many campers indicates a massive homeless crisis... I don't think scrapping their homes is the solution. Really sad to see so many people's homes/shelters in a yard waiting to be scrapped.
@@WolverineTime every panzi scheme fails, petrodollar is also dumped. This place is toast, can't imagine how many Russian and Chinese made it over the border.
where I live there are plenty of people living in campers. the difference is they are not for the most part druggies or criminals, they are people who cannot afford the rent. there are 34 of them within a couple blocks of my work parked on the street. no garbage, and they all look to be in good shape. there is a RV/tent encampment in a small park in town as well, again no garbage, no piles of stolen bikes. it is all about how city government handles these issues.
@@xtrachrisb488 sounds like you did not read my post. these people have to be somewhere. again, there are no huge druggy / mentally ill encampments anywhere in my city,
I am a huge fan of RV living, and I am entirely sympathetic to the homeless. But if you are literally parking your RV in an encampment, then you are doing it wrong. If I was homeless and living in an RV, I would be as far away from other people as possible. If you are going to live this life, live in the countryside not a drug slum
Probably a lot of these RVs couldn’t drive anymore, but they still were a roof over someone’s head, even if it was dirty it was better than being outside.
I was sitting in my kitchen in Washington DC, eating breakfast, and a homeless person walked up in the alley between my house and my neighbors pissed on my house. Other homeless people used to defecate in front of my house. It’s a lot to take.
I'll bet a few of your Amazon packages went missing too. Most of the bum camps in L.A. have either piles of Amazon boxes, or piles of stolen bicycles and parts.
Demand the government provide public bathrooms. Everyone has to pee somewhere, yet homeless people aren't allowed by businesses unless they are regular paying customers, and even then managers can forbid poor customers from using their bathrooms. The homeless people in your area can't afford to move somewhere else... And there's no where else that's offering a hand up path to American citizens.
Corruption is UBIQUITOUS now! From the public educators, employees and officials, and police, prosecutors and judges, of the smallest towns, right up thru the presidency! There isnt an honest public employee or official, cop, or politician in America, OR ANY COUNTRY! This is an entirely unsustainable situation! We are living in Bizarro world now, where honesty, truth, honor and empathy, ...and dutiful civil service and representation, have been replaced by deceit, lies, greed and self serving apathy, and abuse of power and of the system, ...for personal gain and retaliation against citizens that bruise their precious, entitled egos!
Whose guns have been taken away because I've been hearing this for the past 15 years, examples please if you're going to keep pushing this ridiculous concept.
@Kevin Souza Are you high? Most of those who live in RVs are a bunch of worthless drug addicts. Before you talk shit, I used to be a crystal meth addict, but my ass made it to work everyday. And if I ended up living on the street, I wouldn't have anyone to blame except myself. Whatever happened to personal responsibility
After 10 years served in the US Navy, my wife and I moved back to Seattle, this was 1967, and Seattle and Washington state was a beautiful place to live. Now it is the worst place in America to live. What a shame.
"Now its the worst place". I'm sorry but you liberals have been warned to death and did not listen to reason. YOU did this to Seattle so please stop acting like this just happened out of nowhere.
The dude is complaining like he’s just a Good Samaritan doing the city a favor but… obviously he’s signed a contract with the city for the towing gig and he’s getting paid handsomely by the city to haul them away. Whenever he can’t locate the owners, legally the state has given him ownership of those rvs so if they end up at a salvage yard, he’s pocketing that money junking them. Business is going great for him. 😂
Old RVs are not exactly a lucrative enterprise. You might get $200 from the scrap metal in the engine block and the frame but you spend $1000 in equipment and labor cleaning up the moldy panelling, dealing with human waste, and paying landfill fees for all the broken glass, plastic and crumbly foam.
I was stationed at Whidbey Island in the mid/late 80's. We'd go down to Seattle. It really was the emerald city. I used to tell everyone that I'd traveled a good portion of the country (missing 5 states from being in them all) and quite a few countries, and that Seattle was the cleanest, most aesthetically appealing city I'd ever seen. I'm sure there were rough areas but we never found an area we didn't feel safe and comfortable in. It's tragic what has happened. I don't know what the solution is to this problem but what they're doing clearly isn't it.
We have homeless people because business sent all the good paying jobs overseas so that a few people could make billions. NAFTA... you remember that? We didnt' have a homeless problem until NAFTA. The solution to the problem is tax billionaires and corporations instead of subsidizing them.
@@blogintonblakley2708 That is one of the main reasons. I've been in small towns where everyone worked in one factory, and when that factory closed, the town went under.
@@johnnymcblaze Yup, happened all across the USA. And now twenty years later the next generation and those who can't find jobs are completely screwed. All so Buffet, Bezos, and their ilk can play space games.
@@blogintonblakley2708 That sounds like something learned in university. But it fails on a couple of fronts. First, if it were true, what you are saying is that a significant demographic of Americans can no longer care for themselves. They lack the ability to thrive, or even survive on a basic level, without someone else ensuring they have the means to meet their basic needs and, without these benefactors, they fall into this sort of life. That they lack agency. That doesn't fit with the history of mankind or, especially, American history. Two, if this were true, given the plethora of help wanted signs across the country we should be seeing homelessness on a steep decline. This isn't the case. I don't disagree that everyone should be paying their fair share of taxes but history has also shown that taxation, or more accurately the government, is never the solution. I would argue that government is exactly why this problem exists.
Going to exist if the governor does anything about the problem Andy bale's said it's a sin to leave people out there ridding RVs not for big business sakes
Seattle is a failure just like the other Democrat run city govs. Conservatives know how to manage, you don't see this in GOP run cities. Better management, better policies, lower cost.
Rather than have them destroyed, recycled, in a land fill...instead keep them where they are still used, broken into, paying rent on the land they sit...rather than take action just get them out of sight.
They are so eager to "get the garbage out of the neighborhood" that they forget where it came from in the first place. All they are doing is forcing this people to move somewhere else and it's just going to happen all over again.
This is what happens when you become a "drug friendly" state, a "sanctuary state" and you begin to kneecap the tenets of capitalism. You don't prepare the young folk for life, they grow up partying and not saving or investing money, many come from broken homes. They turn to their shitty friends and drugs. State says, hey, you can smoke all the weed you want, here, have some clean hypodermic needles too. Just stay at home and apply for government benefits, you don't have to do a thing, we'll take care of you. And then they're 40 years old and can't afford the ridiculous rent prices and they're stuck.
@@SISI-q1l you can't have a welfare state and allow outsiders to benefit who don't contribute to it. it sounds cruel but it's sound economic policy. washington, oregon, and california should put a mandatory tax contribution period of at least 1 year before people can apply for welfare.
Their not homeless their addicts mostly and out of site out of mind works for criminals with prisons, these people need rehab, forced rehab if need be. Letting them die on the street from drug use is a worse crime.
@@billveek9518 Yes... sympathy and a fuck ton of social workers... that will fix things quick-fast... and maybe some more free needles too... couldn't hurt right... or is that a part of the whole... "let them die in the streets from drug use" thing that you think is a crime... I get confused.
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States. Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts. 1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt). Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc. From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them. So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted. Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure. In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt. They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc… But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE. Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
"If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.... I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.... The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs." - Thomas Jefferson The Federal Reserve is a Private bank.
Oh yeah, I'm sure Seattleites all got together and decided "Gee, we want a bunch of entitled rich nimrods from California to move up here, spoil the whole place, and drive up rent until nobody can afford to live here." oh wait, we didn't. The breeders just came, and some of us left rather than deal with the dipsh*ttery.
@@hippiebits2071 I did. i had the fortune of being born in the 1970s, watching all the younger kids grow up in a huge swarm compared to my zero-population-growth year while their parents became upwardly mobile and occupied all the properties their own children can't afford now. And I lived through the 1980s when Reagan was stripping every right and power out of the hands of the people and handing them over to corporations. The purchasing power of minimum wage peaked in 1969 and it's pathetic now: Most of these folks can never afford to break out of poverty. The only possible solution at this point is a serious revamping of our entire society. We need universal basic living standards for everyone, and we need global redistribution of wealth, assuming we're going to pretend capitalism can continue.
@Aick - a poet I was born in the late 60s. Honestly the biggest problem today is one of expectations because much of gen-x and on raised their kids to believe everyone is entitled to a prize regardless of effort. It's silly to blame the Boomers as their money is being passed down now anyway. People shouldn't face criticism for planning and being successful. You really don't sound like a gen-xer, and in no way did you come to the conclusion that was happening as a child lol
If the same government is in office that allowed all that destruction, it's just going to happen again. That poor tow truck driver property is about to be overrun by all those homeless looking for the RV they had acquired.
Exactly. When Jay Inslee got up on his soap box I thought "how long have you already been governor?" Inslee can't single handedly solve the crisis, of course, but you'd think Washingtonians would get a clue and try different representatives in government. If new representatives still aren't doing what needs to be done and fixing the issue, then it might be time to consider the problem lies with the people filling ballots.
Yeah he's playing that up. He said he knew what he was getting getting into and he is going to make absolute bank on towing, storage and salvage. Some people see this man and don't realize he is a millionaire.
This segment offers hidden solutions to the affordable housing crisis and the CMBS crisis. 1. Not all of those RVs are garbage. With a little love and elbow grease, they are affordable housing. 2. Not all buildings are even half vacant. Couldnt the companies (Amazon for example) convert floors of the building to residental and provide free housing as a perk to employees? This frees up local housing and no commute....Seattle traffic is the worst! 3. Not all people do the undesirable actions that a large group of "homeless" can do. For those who are trying to better themselves, give them the assistance that #1 and #2 provide. For the people who aren't, offer and provide mental health resources so those people can get to the root of their pain and become productive in society. 4. God bless the people who provide affordable food. Gabriela is doing God's work and I wish her the best!
@@grizzlybear4 how much? Cause accountability it’s much better for the world than feeling sorry endless of times. One time, two times, 4 times. No way five times
@@WeSayFunny yes, hold the bankers and ceos and politicians who are accountable for using a basic human need as a source of alarming income levels and stacking the deck everyday... or did you mean to blame the victims of structural oppression?
They simply let the problem go FAR TOO LONG! And like every other problem, be it a decayed tooth or a leaking roof, it just gets harder and harder to fix the problem when you don't address it in a timely fashion. More damage is done, and the road to recovery just gets longer and a lot more expensive.
so what's your suggestion to fix the drug, mental illness and homeless problem in America Don?, you probably just making ignorant noise and blowing smoke up peoples butt from up on your high horse, I bet you a six pack that you have no idea WTF to do
used to love going to Seattle back in the 90's, very clean and hospitable. Last time I was there in 2019 it had turned into a s**t hole, beggars, homeless, crime, and didnt feel safe. to bad as used to be a beautiful place.
I lived in a mini van in Los Angeles from 2000-08. Never had a problem. But I kept my license and reg. Up to date. I remember one guy was camped in front of me and his license plate was past due. He got up and went to work Cops came and towed the RV. He came home to nothing.
This isn't an overnite issue or just a couple years in the making. This is years of neglect by these elected officials. When are they going to start holding these folks accountable?
The Gov and many others are not even bonded as required. And how do you get Blaine sex shop owners employed in schools and Reps like in Blaine sponsoring pro-LGBT rights ? Nigeria steals DMV money, who audits the State? Anybody who they have no influence over ? I doubt it. Corrupt to the core is my guess.
@@integr8er66 I agree on both sides. But in reality the majority of homeless are mentally ill & or drug addicts. All of which need addressed by our politicians. Right now they are pouring billions into taking care of all the illegals instead of our own first.
@@jdos5643 I've volunteered at our homeless shelters as well as the food banks for years. My experience has been the majority of these folks don't want a job or a permanent roof over their heads. We've provided medical vans that give free dental ,& medical services & although most of the takers are lower income very few of the homeless take advantage of these services. They have to want the help.
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States. Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts. 1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt). Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc. From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them. So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted. Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure. In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt. They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc… But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE. Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
Agreed! To all those trashy people making van dwellers look bad: I was homeless - my sh*t was tight!!! IF THESE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE RESPONSIBLITY FOR THEIR OWN SH*T INSTEAD OF EXPECTING "SOMEBODY, DO SOMETHING FOR ME", WAAAAH! NOBODY WANTS YOUR TRASHY SH*T IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD!!! To all you bleeding heart liberals: I WAS HOMELESS - bullsh*t on their issues, their "addiction is a disease", blah, blah, blah.... I was addicted: I didn't have my sh*t strung out all over the place (and I wouldn't want your trashy a$$ near me because you illicit unwanted attention). I didn't hoard garbage or do crack, and set fire to sh*t... Now that I am housed (yes, there ARE resources ESPECIALLY for Veterans because I was one and I am one the HUD/VAsh program - never have to be homeless again AS LONG AS I ABIDE BY THE RULES OF MY LEASE AND DON'T DRAG TRASH UP INTO THE APARTMENT COMPLEX). We have ONE white tr@shy junk collector in our VERY nice apartment complex: I keep throwing her trash away. She wrecked 3 cars in two weeks, had to call the EMS to come scrape her skanky a$$ up out of our parking lot. She would go to the methadone clinic then to her dealer's and overdose on the combination. She now drives an uninsured car, which she has already crashed 4 times (irresponsible driving without insurance - YOU make MY rates go up!!!) NOBODY (except maybe trashy people) wasnt to live around YOUR CRAP!!! Tighten your sh*t up, be an asset to the community, PICK UP YOUR TRASH AND THE TRASH OF OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE because youre making yourself and other homeless look bad. Did I say that I was homeless once? No excuses...
Yeah some do have those problems but if u remember when alot if people lost there job to not taking the shot during covid. So I guess u could say it's an "covid crisis"
Not a red or a blue state problem. It's a cost of housing problem. We don't have homeless encampments in Michigan because you can still buy a reasonable home for $150,000 and rent a reasonable apartment for $1,000. Not in the safest area but you can get by. I live in a zero-crime suburb of Detroit and my entire monthly living expenses for a 2 bedroom with rent and all utilities including Internet is around $1,500. Market would be $1,800. I'm getting a good deal because my complex is 1960's era. In Austin, Boston, Salt Lake, Seattle, Portland, LA, Miami suburbs you're talking triple or quadruple amounts of money. In those areas which are run by both Democrats and Republicans you are not building enough affordable housing. I could easily buy a house in Metro Detroit at my income level and pay off the mortgage early. In an major metro in Utah or Idaho or Oregon or Washington it would eat up a huge portion of my income, and life would be a struggle without another income earner. When you price out home buyers, rents go through the roof. $1,500 is barely a dent in my income and most poor people could make do. But when rents are going into the many thousands if dollars you're squeezing out poor people. They move to homeless encampments, and the cities on the Pacific Ocean are not cold enough to kill people in winter so that's where the entire overpriced Western US goes. Michigan winters will also kill the homeless but we haven't priced out our homeless. So stop blaming the liberals or the conservatives or drugs and build more homes, dummies!
@H People give a huge shit about the homeless...it's the effin DRUG ADDICTS that want to live this way is who we don't care about... don't get it twisted.
@H That's correct. Nobody cares about them because most put themselves in that place and they DONT WANT HELP !!!! They want handouts. Why should anyone help anyone who WONT help them selves. Those campers did not come from employed people who cant afford housing, they came from bums and addicts. They come from people who wont clean up after themselves. They come from people who have no self respect or dignity. People who wont take a job under any pay rate. Have you seen the trash that is piled up in these camps? The crime? The drugs? That's not a decent group of folks struggling in a bad economy, that's human garbage. Supporting drug addicts and bums is hurting them, not helping.
The cost of living, the greed of those who have more than the rest, is going to be the downfall of this great nation. Humans are limited and they can't carry the yoke, the unreasonable expectations, of this society. We have more requirements, more taxes, and more restrictions placed on the average citizen than ever before. The leaders over the last 5 or so decades brought us here, to our knees. Greed is at the root. Basic human needs have become monopolized and sold back to us at a cost none of us can afford.
I agree, I haven’t thought about the politicians who are allowing, and in acting this ignorance and lawlessness. The voters always come to mind first. How can the people of the cities who are so adversely affected continue to vote for this, I have no idea or any understanding.
People have been voting this whole time and look what its got us: $30 trillion in debt and pointless wars all over the planet. It's hypocritical to point at just one state and say they're the bad voters. All you voters are idiots for legitimizing the fraud of our government.
If they do this to their vehicles and the streets what do you think they will do to the nice apartments they are clamouring for? It is a mental health problem. Time to open up the asylums again.
These severe drugs ($1 for street fentanyl) have led people who are cold, suffering, and alone to bind themselves to the worst mental/physical/spiritual corruption imaginable. Take away the drugs and replace with treatment centers filled with Hope and Faith in Christ with love, prayer, compassion, charity, patience, education, a reason for living - and things will change. But it begins with each one of us making those changes within ourselves to put our “neighbor’s”needs before our own.
The tow company secretly loves the garbage rv piling up. He is probably billing the city a ton of $$$ of tax payer money for storage fees while each rv slowly goes through redtape
even IF he was doing that who gives af how else are they going to get that trash off the streets and its true they have to try and find the owners under the law
The real fun starts when he has to dispose of them. The reason those RVs were donated to charity (and then re-donated to homeless people) is because older RVs are nearly impossible to dispose of.
@@JonFrumTheFirst You are part of the problem. You have no solutions. You just take advantage of others trying a different method in their areas by shipping your problem there. Guaranteed a lot of those influx of homeless came from red states. They didn't get created by blue policies.
On Sep. 6th 23 Washinton State Supreme Court issue an order meaning: If you are a homeowner and give help/housing to homeless people, then you’ll be put in jail, then we will force you homeless and we will confiscate your property. Look the court decision: “Department I of the Court, composed of Chief Justice González and Justices Johnson, Owens, Gordon McCloud, and Montoya-Lewis, considered at its September 5, 2023, Motion Calendar whether review should be granted pursuant to RAP 13.4(b) and unanimously agreed that the following order be entered. IT IS ORDERED: That the petition for review is denied. The Petitioner’s “Motion to Expedite the Review,” “Motion for Financial Compensations,” “Motion for Discretionary Review” and “Motion for Supplemental Information” are also denied. DATED at Olympia, Washington, this 6th day of September 2023. For the Court.” David Muresan
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States. Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts. 1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt). Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc. From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them. So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted. Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure. In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt. They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc… But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE. Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
I was homeless - my sh*t was tight!!! IF THESE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE RESPONSIBLITY FOR THEIR OWN SH*T INSTEAD OF EXPECTING "SOMEBODY, DO SOMETHING FOR ME", WAAAAH! NOBODY WANTS YOUR TRASHY SH*T IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD!!! To all you bleeding heart liberals: I WAS HOMELESS - bullsh*t on their issues, their "addiction is a disease", blah, blah, blah.... I was addicted: I didn't have my sh*t strung out all over the place (and I wouldn't want your trashy a$$ near me because you illicit unwanted attention). I didn't hoard garbage or do crack, and set fire to sh*t... Now that I am housed (yes, there ARE resources ESPECIALLY for Veterans because I was one and I am one the HUD/VAsh program - never have to be homeless again AS LONG AS I ABIDE BY THE RULES OF MY LEASE AND DON'T DRAG TRASH UP INTO THE APARTMENT COMPLEX). We have ONE white tr@shy junk collector in our VERY nice apartment complex: I keep throwing her trash away. She wrecked 3 cars in two weeks, had to call the EMS to come scrape her skanky a$$ up out of our parking lot. She would go to the methadone clinic then to her dealer's and overdose on the combination. She now drives an uninsured car, which she has already crashed 4 times (irresponsible driving without insurance - YOU make MY rates go up!!!) NOBODY (except maybe trashy people) wasnt to live around YOUR CRAP!!! Tighten your sh*t up, be an asset to the community, PICK UP YOUR TRASH AND THE TRASH OF OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE because youre making yourself and other homeless look bad. Did I say that I was homeless once? No excuses...
I'm wondering why on your weather page you no longer post the weather history, especially the rainfall amounts for the previous day. This is very useful information and we miss it. Thank you
So you saying that people who lose their jobs and or get kicked out of their homes are mentally ill?? People who fall on hard times they're mentally ill?? Seems like you're the one that's mentally ill if you think just because someone's homeless there's something mentally wrong with them, about to have a whole lot more homeless people, who are now getting kicked out because of not paying rent during the shutdown, they are not mentally ill they just made the terrible mistake or decision of not paying. Also now you have money hungry landlords, they are now charging whatever they want for rent, and can now kick people out, even the ones who been paying on time, you may be homeless in the future soon, America is done for, the economy is about to tank!
In 2018 I went up and stayed in Seattle for the purpose of exploring, and seeing a concert in Tacoma. One day we did the touristy thing and went to Pike's Place and headed down to the Aquarium and ran smack into a homeless encampment huddled under the highway overpass. There was trash everywhere and several of the people were stumbling around loaded on something. About the only thing worse was in San Francisco where I stepped in human fecal matter. These big cities need to find a soultion to the homeless problem, pushing the homeless out to the burbs is not solution. Pretty sad when you think about the millions of dollars the state uses to court big businesses to come and invest in their state, but how little of that money is used to solve the homeless issue.
And what do you suggest we do with unhoused people? You don't want to see them in the cities and you don't want to see them outside of the cities, so where exactly are they supposed to go?
@@CreaticityIsLife Stop voting for "do nothing" democrats for starters. Beyond that it's up to you what you do, I have no desire to go back up to WA. Not that It's a bad state, it just has bad leadership but so does CA. You can't change the situation if you don't change the system.
There is no solution whatsoever for this massive problem. Many people are one paycheck away from moving into their cars but the problem goes so much deeper and it is so much more complex... I don't see the end of this...
Homeless doesn't mean you should live like an animal. I've seen many homeless keep their "home" and the area around it clean. We need to stop coddling the derelicts and criminals among them.
If you think thats bad, you should see Florida. Tha tdd state has a couple million dilapidated mobile homes from the 70s, with blue tarps for a roof, and most of the people are on all kinds of drugs. Florida tries to bus all their homeless to these Democrat cities, but they're stil L on every street corner. Its because the old pill mills down there are still operating.
Was sin casa in Seattle a decade ago. Moved on. The problem is the homeless industrial complex. I needed up to 5-6 case managers a week for basic needs. Anyone of them could have snapped their fingers to get me into treatment and housing but they didn't because they would lose a customer and their income. Took me months to get a spot in treatment through DSHS. After that I went through FareStart, got a job at Whole Foods and I was still homeless for a few months. Wasn't fun sleeping in doorways, getting blackout drunk so I don't remember how terrible the night was before. Anyone sleeping in a tent or under a bridge has severely been broken and shattered emotionally in a lot of ways. There's plenty of food. If you're starving and homeless in Seattle you're an idiot. When I give back to the community I've passed through I only give clean socks and underwear. I do have to say H.I.P., homeless intervention project, was possibly the best program I came across.
This is the kind of thing people need to read and see, a real account of what someone had to go through. You shouldn't have had to sleep in doorways, you should have had churches or foodbanks or anything than just a doorway. Those managing it all, do not make money off of all of that so they see no need to speed up the process, that and its easier to ignore and let or wait for them to die I guess. Sad because the money and skilk sets that could be saved out if that, would help fixing the issue. Like the amount of those owning the r.v. , how many know what they need to do for upkeep, the work needed to keep it weather sealed and the waste actually manageable and knowing where to dump it properly as well as the fuel costs to run and electricity for cooking. Wonder what it would take for someone to design better, longer lasting and easier to manage r.v.s they could make an industry out of it.
I’m so glad you were able to escape that situation and finally got the help you needed to do so. I can only only imagine how scary and difficult it is to be homeless and my heart goes out to all the homeless individuals everywhere.✨💖✨
@@slimdifference08 I'm only one chapter in a 25,000 chaptered book. Access to treatment, encouraging a reconnection with family and a daily purpose with work was key. Access to treatment is cheaper and more fulfilling than repeated ambulance rides and time spent in jail.
The homeless industrial complex employs breaureacrats and builds complex systems and meetings. These people are paid and never solve anything. None are subject to questions or audit. Your tax money down a hole.
Property values have increased dramatically due to inflation along with high demand. Therefore, property taxes increase and so does the yearly insurance rate. So if a landlords taxes and insurance increase, the rent must be increased to cover those hikes.
@@billsgym5579 yes and give people free stuff like free homes and vehicles. They totally worked their knuckles to the bone for it, I'm absolutely sure they will take the upmost care of the states freebies. /S
@@scheraw7658 friends out in Seattle area had an old greyhound bus. probably 80s. them things are huge. the old 50s/60s buses are beautiful too. my moving out roadtrip vehicle of choice when i was 18 was a 78 e350 ambulance. I have a buddy into RVs and good at restoring. I can fix things and keep them running but not very good on the fine details to restore an old motorhome.
@@Seasniffer1969 Well I'm sure they would. You know why? Because they know what it's like to NOT have a home or a car. Why on Earth would they want to go back to that?
@@merryannm How exactly is he making money? The city isn’t paying him, you can’t junk the RVs cause no scrap yard will take them cause there’s too much wood and fiberglass, the “owners” don’t have the money to get them out, he’s stuck with them. Cities don’t pay tow companies for private property tows, that’s between the tow company and the vehicle owner.
@@GMbowtie350 Um. you better believe the city is paying for them to be towed. and the city is paying storage PER DAY. Im sure the funds for this are allocated in those homeless bills that are passed.
@@GMbowtie350 I humbly stand corrected. I do not know the financial arrangement between this guy and the city. All I can say now is that it seems odd that he would accept a contract with the city if he wasn't making any money out of it.
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States. Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts. 1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt). Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc. From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them. So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted. Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure. In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt. They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc… But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE. Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
Or you need governments that are allowing the market to balance supply with demand. Housing shortages are caused by government policies. Otherwise, there would be people building low-cost apartments to meet the demand.
@@colincampbell767... your theory omits the part where private investors are keeping supply low while driving costs up. Few investors see benefits in creating "affordable housing" despite substantial tax incentives.
@@danyellerobinson5940 The thing is that 'private investors' cannot prevent the construction of additional housing. And if there's a market for something - there will be people looking to fill that market. If there's a market for economy apartments - then there will be other investors looking to fill it. If this isn't happening, then it's a safe bet that there are government restrictions preventing that housing from being constructed. Housing shortages are caused by governments interfering with the market system. Because governments are the only entities that can block the building of additional housing.
Think about how each of those represents a life that was once profitable...now the same people who could afford an R.V. at one point are homeless...system has failed.
I used to live in Seattle, and I moved to the other side of the state. The reason being, the blatant issues the cities are having. homelessness, drugs, crime, the ridiculously climbing living expenses, ect... Its not worth it, its not safe. Seattle is a lost cause under current leadership. Nearby cities like Tacoma and Olympia are not any better. Most of the coast side of Washington is just awful, we need stronger/better leadership to handle all the issues we're having, If you go to the other side of the mountains (With the exception of maybe Spokane) Practically every city is cleaner, although there are some homeless there it isn't anywhere near as close to Seattle , and there is very little crime in most of the cities and towns. Central and Eastern Washington can keep there cities clean and safe, so why cant the largest section of major cities with arguably the most funding and resources in the state figure out how clean up their act? I understand that inflation and the economy is a major issue and a major factor for some of the homeless, however that doesn't explain why cleaning up the cities, the drug issues and reducing the crime rate hasn't been seriously tackled yet.
It's 100% politics, it's not as beneficial to social engineer the rural areas as it is the more populated cities. the social engineering then bleeds to the more rural areas... This is planned & executed, don't kid yourself.
You are a right winger. The policies you've supported your entire life have created the problems in our cities. Please stop being so cruel and judgemental... maybe you could find some way to help instead of running away with your nose in the air?
More and more at these and other posts are including Sacto. experiencing the problem. And, you're correct. (Not to mention Rancho Cordova, Citrus Heights, Del Paso .... on and on.
No, thanks to NIMBYs. Newsom at least signed a law removing the red tape to build Auxiliary Dwelling Units (garage apartments and the like), which can be a huge help in L.A.
There should be an attempt to locate the VIN roadside by the peace officer or bylaw officer. Once the search for the vin is completed, take the unit directly to the crusher. There is absolutely no value in storing the RV. No charges will be forwarded and no one will ever be convicted. Save everyone energy and some make some common sense decisions for once……
Progessive virtue signaling is the cause. Also the greed of those running non profits and NGOs getting big tax dollars and using 75% of the money for "operationa cost". Definition of "operational cost" is six figure salaries for the many, many managers of the non profits and NGOs.
I understand that. Memphis Tennessee was my home place. Voted city beautiful many years in a row. It’s garbage now. A dangerous filthy violent city. Craziest thing is I can’t drag my mother out of it. I left 30 years ago. I had to get my children out of there. But my mother is determined to live out her days in the middle of all that mess. I will not fight her on my own. If my sister will join up with me to force her removal for her own safely I’ll sign whatever is necessary. Until them I watch the violence grow from a distance. Why anyone would choose that over going to live in a quit country town with family near is beyond me. About 23 years ago I took the 8 hour mandatory class to get my handgun carry permit. The retired swap team officer teaching the class said “ if you are living in a place so violent that you need to be packing to just take you trash can to the curb it’s time to move far away. Leave everything behind if you need to. It’s not worth getting killed over it. Stay safe out there! And know that there are still nice quite places where you can live in peace. Stay out of the cities. God Bless ! LA
@@kinjunranger140 Your awesome! Got it all figured out.... We're all totally different, all went/going through different things. I don't wanna see anyone in pain, struggling,drugs. Wish everyone was happy and living the perfect life but Satan ain't having that. Seems like he's got you consumed. Praying for you as well. It's a short life/test
@@Mike-up9vq ... Praying don't do shit . I was homeless for about 2 years , living in my car . I said enough and got a good job took action and responsibility . Saved my money quit the meth living good now . clean and sober since 2004 . Have my own place , still have the same job . Paid cash for my 2000 Toyota Tacoma . own a nice boat . Getting clean was easy for me . I just quit and never looked back . These homeless people don't want that . I lived that life , i know .
I used to live in Seattle and it wasn't bad there until now what the hell happened ?That is quite a few people that are homeless and I still can't believe that number at 300 encampments around Seattle that's insane.
Our cities need more places for them to go. Not everyone can get approved for an apartment nowadays. Sometimes an RV is the best someone can do. Give them a break.
Seattle is like the capitol city of Givethemabreakastan... the endless "breaks" are why there are so many in the first place. Maybe start with ditching the "free needle program"... lets try taking away the "breaks" that they have been receiving 1 by 1... and see if that works? or we can try your plan... again... for the 500th time... i'm sure this time it will be better if we just socialism a little harder.
@@anniehopkins8470 None of that changes the fact that a 1-bedroom apartment in Seattle is $1700/month while the average entry-level wage is about $21/hr. In other words, a full time worker in Seattle would have to pay over half their after-tax income to stay in a 1-bedroom apartment. When I was working an entry-level job making only $8/hr a 1-bedroom apartment costed only 1/4 of that income. It's a monetary policy problem.
I wish this news report could be attached to every UA-camr promoting The Van Life or living a nomads life as an affordable alternative lifestyle. The reality is not glamorous.
@@busybody1474 Affordable rent is getting harder to come by worldwide with only a few countries properly addressing it. The answer is to fight for legislation where you are. Tie a knot and hang on to demand change. Homelessness should be truly a last resort. There are places in the US still affordable but people try to stay near resource agencies instead of starting over in the outskirts of a small town. Why? Unaddressed issues like health illness. Depression, for one, can affect decision making and planning skills.
@@busybody1474 so we are both saying things each other already knows, busybody. Should we keep commenting? In my area I volunteer with a housing collation that works on legislation, fight evictions, and connections communities with resources. Seniors are the fastest growing homeless population nationwide and these are people that have worked all their lives. Seniors may be able to connect with room rental services that help them stay in their homes or find a new space if they need one. People have to work together to find options.
@@nirvanagal9475 All life styles are more or less out of desperation. Van life is essentially just people who don't want to spend 50% of their income on a house knowing their neighbors, HOA, or city authorities can completely ruin it for them.
Their policies created this crisis. I refuse to spend any more time in seattle unless absolutely required. I've spent maybe 8 hours there since 2020, 4 hours of that in a car driving thru.
So they kicked out everyone living in these RVs and move them to “temporary housing?” Interesting how this story didn’t pay attention to the people who lost their shelter, rather the residents who viewed it as an eyesore and were happy to see the RVs gone, no thought for the people who were seeking shelter there.
Nobody wants a bunch of drug addicts and desperate people living in RVs, dumping their gray/black tanks on the streets near their homes, and stealing whatever isn't nailed down in the area around them. People who made the right decisions in life to not be homeless and follow the rules shouldn't have to put up with people who do neither.
The fact that the homeless has more rights than tax paying citizens is why I went to NYC. More sanity and common sense in NYC. It’s the entitlement of even the homeless that is the cause.
An RV slum like that is really an outdoor asylum filled with people who have mental issues, from drug addiction to psychiatric disorders. Everyone needs to be evaluated and placed in the right kind of care. There may also be some very poor people who are just trapped in their poverty with no way out and a broken down RV they can’t afford to fix.
What causes drunks in war being stuck where your going to die what causes fentanyl overdoses all together out raged living prices that strip the vision of owning a home to be foreclosed on.faced with homelessness drugs and alcohol are the living in the now answers to a fucked up either way solution being stuck where your going to dye making the laws you can't sleep in your car or RV on the streets that you pay registration to to only be allowed in concentration causing the mass bathroom 1 and everything else problem problem that law needs the peoples vote to strike that destructive law.
The Biden Administration did this. And nothing is done in government without a plan. They are working at something and it is CONTROL. The more problems nation-wide, the more they’ll push federal control….they are probably enjoying all this…..the border, the fentanyl, the homelessness. Ever since Biden came in things have gone downhill fast. Even the corona virus was a lab leak that Fauci paid for…..start voting right people before its too late.
Haha right. They say they get rid of the RVs after they move them into housing, then a minute later the dude is like, 'we had three guys sleeping in one!' Ahh, Orwellian double talk at it's finest.
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States. Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts. 1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt). Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc. From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them. So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted. Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure. In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt. They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc… But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE. Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
Agreed! To all those trashy people making van dwellers look bad: I was homeless - my sh*t was tight!!! IF THESE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE RESPONSIBLITY FOR THEIR OWN SH*T INSTEAD OF EXPECTING "SOMEBODY, DO SOMETHING FOR ME", WAAAAH! NOBODY WANTS YOUR TRASHY SH*T IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD!!! To all you bleeding heart liberals: I WAS HOMELESS - bullsh*t on their issues, their "addiction is a disease", blah, blah, blah.... I was addicted: I didn't have my sh*t strung out all over the place (and I wouldn't want your trashy a$$ near me because you illicit unwanted attention). I didn't hoard garbage or do crack, and set fire to sh*t... Now that I am housed (yes, there ARE resources ESPECIALLY for Veterans because I was one and I am one the HUD/VAsh program - never have to be homeless again AS LONG AS I ABIDE BY THE RULES OF MY LEASE AND DON'T DRAG TRASH UP INTO THE APARTMENT COMPLEX). We have ONE white tr@shy junk collector in our VERY nice apartment complex: I keep throwing her trash away. She wrecked 3 cars in two weeks, had to call the EMS to come scrape her skanky a$$ up out of our parking lot. She would go to the methadone clinic then to her dealer's and overdose on the combination. She now drives an uninsured car, which she has already crashed 4 times (irresponsible driving without insurance - YOU make MY rates go up!!!) NOBODY (except maybe trashy people) wasnt to live around YOUR CRAP!!! Tighten your sh*t up, be an asset to the community, PICK UP YOUR TRASH AND THE TRASH OF OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE because youre making yourself and other homeless look bad. Did I say that I was homeless once? No excuses...
Get a judge to issue a injunction to wave the scrap process paper work so you can get that scrap metal and useable parts out of there. Its just ridiculous these are abandoned and the storage fee exceeds the value. I refuse to except the process is that difficult.
I was homeless - my sh*t was tight!!! IF THESE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE RESPONSIBLITY FOR THEIR OWN SH*T INSTEAD OF EXPECTING "SOMEBODY, DO SOMETHING FOR ME", WAAAAH! NOBODY WANTS YOUR TRASHY SH*T IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD!!! To all you bleeding heart liberals: I WAS HOMELESS - bullsh*t on their issues, their "addiction is a disease", blah, blah, blah.... I was addicted: I didn't have my sh*t strung out all over the place (and I wouldn't want your trashy a$$ near me because you illicit unwanted attention). I didn't hoard garbage or do crack, and set fire to sh*t... Now that I am housed (yes, there ARE resources ESPECIALLY for Veterans because I was one and I am one the HUD/VAsh program - never have to be homeless again AS LONG AS I ABIDE BY THE RULES OF MY LEASE AND DON'T DRAG TRASH UP INTO THE APARTMENT COMPLEX). We have ONE white tr@shy junk collector in our VERY nice apartment complex: I keep throwing her trash away. She wrecked 3 cars in two weeks, had to call the EMS to come scrape her skanky a$$ up out of our parking lot. She would go to the methadone clinic then to her dealer's and overdose on the combination. She now drives an uninsured car, which she has already crashed 4 times (irresponsible driving without insurance - YOU make MY rates go up!!!) NOBODY (except maybe trashy people) wasnt to live around YOUR CRAP!!! Tighten your sh*t up, be an asset to the community, PICK UP YOUR TRASH AND THE TRASH OF OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE because youre making yourself and other homeless look bad. Did I say that I was homeless once? No excuses...
Yep, RVs are way better. If Seattle had any sense they would open an RV park and put all these seized abandoned RVs in it for rent, and anyone else who brings their own RV can rent a spot. Most of these t"homeless" are already paying for gas or diesel to run their generator, they wouldn't bat an eye at paying $200/month for a place with dedicated electric and sewer hookups. It's funny that cities always pay lip service to the housing crisis but every decision increases property values, reduces low-end choices, and increases homelessness.
@@WolverineTime Do you know who else commits petty crimes? Everyone else. Students. Professors. Rich people's spoiled kids. Just enforce the damned law, don't think you're playing 4D chess trying to kill off the homeless, your crime rate will just get worse when people realize there's no path out of hopelessness.
I miss the days when the craziest things in Seattle were Hat n' Boots, the Freemont Troll and "elderly Scandinavian Americans who parked their cars halfway onto sidewalks with the seat belts slammed in the doors."
Those who conspire to enrich themselves by stealing someone else's property under the guise of government or tow yards or anti- homeless zealots must be stopped. Some of these people have paid many payments for years on their RVs. Unless you are a creditor owed money and are repossessing the RV, NO ONE has the right to deprive a person of their property. Anyone trying to do so is despicable.
RV's are not the "ugly underbelly of the homeless crisis". That title belongs to the elected officials of Seattle and Washington state.
Sorry, but yeah they are....
@@tonigallegos1325 They are somebody's home.
@@paulsawczyc5019 No its likely not owned by the person squatting in it. But people living in an RV is NOT the problem, the problem is they act like animals
Developers buying all the land and driving up rent. Banks. Look at them
@@randyrobinson3951 Its been that way for eternity, and everything always seems just a little too expensive. I laugh now at what I paid for my house but at the time I never thought I could afford it. Then I thought land was too much vut I bought it anyway, and did the same 4 more times, each time it had gone up and I thought it was too much, the moral of the story is just do it.
It is fantastic to see the good people of Seattle and Portland watching their elected officials giving them exactly what they voted for
The republicans only hide it better but that doesn’t mean the problem isn’t there and won’t implode. This is an American problem, our politicians on BOTH sides have sold this country to the highest bidders. Greed is king & money speculators who produce nothing are the rulers
This problem is everywhere in the country. I’m in FL and there’s plenty of homeless and drug addicts here. Right wing kooks thinks it’s only a blue state problem.
Right on
Won’t happen where i live! Traditional midwest values !
@@rickdee67 better pray on that💯it's spreading all over blue states👌👊
As the economy collapses, homelessness will get much, much worse.
Nah, REALLY?
This is all self induced by voting in idiots
@@joevarga5982 Yeah, REALLY! liberal lol
No, people living on the street like you were never in a home.
They're not homeless they're homefree
This has been coming for decades. This isn't just in Seattle... it's everywhere that cost of living is high and wages are too low. This has been builting since the 1980's and will only get worse as long as housing is unaffordable and wages are stagnant. SO many people just can't afford to rent anything anymore.
Seen the cost of buying a house lately. Prices for homes are higher than the average worker can afford. What is going on?
It's cause the generation of GREED, the BOOMERS, just can't get enough and the pyramid scheme economy they created and we all still live under has created this. The bottom will fall out, very soon. You haven't seen ugly or bad yet.
Remember how great it was October, 2019 before the woke dem fjb army assaulted the entire winning country!?
No, not everywhere. You won't find any homeless CAMPS in Hong Kong where wages are low and rent is super high.
Change legislation to allow super affordable tiny apartments anyone without a bunch of government paperwork involved.
That's not a tow yard, that's a garbage dump.
we are all just garbage in someone's eyes
it’s an pirate yard
It's a gold mine. The city will reimburse him about $3200 per vehicle to cover the cost of towing, storage for 21 days and disposal. There is also scrap value and if someone claims it, fees are to be paid by owner. Threre is at least a half million dollars there easy and they keep rolling in.
@@ОнуфрийНечепуренко Its the only way people can feel good about themselves or keep up their views
You mean, scrap yard
That’s crazy. Seattle was such a beautiful clean city in the 80s and 90s.
Try for the entire last 2 centuries ,until the liberals infected it with their shitty policies and destroyed it.
They’re bringing their special brand of chaos to a suburb near you.
O come on it's still real nice. Wa wa 😢 complain complain, run for public office make changes, form a group of citizens come up with solutions.
Thank the Liberals and foreigners.
Fucking cry about it
@@joeearley3351 ... Everything democrats do , turns to shit .
I'd like to see you guys do a story on the root causes of homelessness rather than complaining about the symptoms.
meaning the omnipresence of illegal drugs or permitting these folks to 'choose' this lifestyle, all goes back to root issue; unfettered liberalism, lose liberalism and so goes the bums who are enabled by leftists and who, by and large, will not permit meaningful policies/regs to end this newest scourge of liberalism...
Mental health issues and substance abuse. And an inability/refusal to do the things necessary to get themselves out of the hole they dug. Most of the people on the street have been kicked out of at least one program to help them. The big issue is very simple: the right to informed consent for medical treatment. If they don't consent to treatment - there's not much you can do for them.
Until the law says they can be held in a psychiatric ward or prison and forced to accept help the problem will ALWAYS EXIST......
@@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195 That law wouldn't stand. It violates the 5th Amendment. And if somebody else fan be forced to submit to involuntary medica care - so can you,
Drug addicts
That many campers indicates a massive homeless crisis... I don't think scrapping their homes is the solution. Really sad to see so many people's homes/shelters in a yard waiting to be scrapped.
Maybe you guys ought to do something about rent being $3000.00+ a month in the area!
You think those bums are planning to pay rent anywhere?
@@cattnipp Yeah, maybe if they could get a job?
@@CleanupKrew7 so naive
@@WolverineTime every panzi scheme fails, petrodollar is also dumped. This place is toast, can't imagine how many Russian and Chinese made it over the border.
Austin is headed in the exact same direction. It’s insane how expensive it is to live here now.
where I live there are plenty of people living in campers. the difference is they are not for the most part druggies or criminals, they are people who cannot afford the rent. there are 34 of them within a couple blocks of my work parked on the street. no garbage, and they all look to be in good shape. there is a RV/tent encampment in a small park in town as well, again no garbage, no piles of stolen bikes. it is all about how city government handles these issues.
Sounds like the local government is not handling it well
@@carollynt Portland sounds like they have the same sort of government as San Francisco.
@@xtrachrisb488 sounds like you did not read my post. these people have to be somewhere. again, there are no huge druggy / mentally ill encampments anywhere in my city,
I am a huge fan of RV living, and I am entirely sympathetic to the homeless.
But if you are literally parking your RV in an encampment, then you are doing it wrong.
If I was homeless and living in an RV, I would be as far away from other people as possible.
If you are going to live this life, live in the countryside not a drug slum
That's the problem they're druggies and need the city money to continue their drug problem. Countryside doesn't provide them with that.
Probably a lot of these RVs couldn’t drive anymore, but they still were a roof over someone’s head, even if it was dirty it was better than being outside.
Read your comment. The reason they're in there is because it is an open air drug market. Probably has prostitution too.
No drugs or welfare in the countryside.
Parasites must live off the host victim, so they can't live in the countryside. Democrats are farming them like animals.
I was sitting in my kitchen in Washington DC, eating breakfast, and a homeless person walked up in the alley between my house and my neighbors pissed on my house. Other homeless people used to defecate in front of my house. It’s a lot to take.
I'll bet a few of your Amazon packages went missing too. Most of the bum camps in L.A. have either piles of Amazon boxes, or piles of stolen bicycles and parts.
Demand the government provide public bathrooms. Everyone has to pee somewhere, yet homeless people aren't allowed by businesses unless they are regular paying customers, and even then managers can forbid poor customers from using their bathrooms.
The homeless people in your area can't afford to move somewhere else... And there's no where else that's offering a hand up path to American citizens.
Don't take it anymore.
How dare Inslee say it's "inexcusable". Like he isn't culpable in the least.
There is an excuse but if they talk about it the problem leads back to ALL of our politicians.
The governor is all talk no action unless it taking guns away
On the other hand, pro gun folks think the governor is doing a great job with gun control. So..
Wait a minute! You talking about Gavin here in CA ... aren't you?
@@josepha.r5839 insert any dem governor name
Corruption is UBIQUITOUS now! From the public educators, employees and officials, and police, prosecutors and judges, of the smallest towns, right up thru the presidency! There isnt an honest public employee or official, cop, or politician in America, OR ANY COUNTRY! This is an entirely unsustainable situation! We are living in Bizarro world now, where honesty, truth, honor and empathy, ...and dutiful civil service and representation, have been replaced by deceit, lies, greed and self serving apathy, and abuse of power and of the system, ...for personal gain and retaliation against citizens that bruise their precious, entitled egos!
Whose guns have been taken away because I've been hearing this for the past 15 years, examples please if you're going to keep pushing this ridiculous concept.
I live in Guatemala and I think it's incredible that poor people in the US have campers. Such vehicles are a very rare sight around here.
They are stolen from the legitimate owners and traded around . Often immune to vehicle registration laws because they are often treated as a domicile.
support Gloria Alvarez, only hope for Guatemala
Yeah, the VAST MAJORITY of the poor/homeless don't even have an RV. They have absolutely nothing And most sleep on the sidewalk.
@@jamesnekechuk7830 Or, you know, maybe they bought it BEFORE they became homeless?
@Kevin Souza Are you high? Most of those who live in RVs are a bunch of worthless drug addicts. Before you talk shit, I used to be a crystal meth addict, but my ass made it to work everyday. And if I ended up living on the street, I wouldn't have anyone to blame except myself. Whatever happened to personal responsibility
After 10 years served in the US Navy, my wife and I moved back to Seattle, this was 1967, and Seattle and Washington state was a beautiful place to live. Now it is the worst place in America to live. What a shame.
Same now's it's a strange place with strange ideas and etc. Agree
I don't the worst...
My fathered served his Country over 35 years . For nothing but dope addicts
Heartbreaking
"Now its the worst place". I'm sorry but you liberals have been warned to death and did not listen to reason. YOU did this to Seattle so please stop acting like this just happened out of nowhere.
The dude is complaining like he’s just a Good Samaritan doing the city a favor but… obviously he’s signed a contract with the city for the towing gig and he’s getting paid handsomely by the city to haul them away. Whenever he can’t locate the owners, legally the state has given him ownership of those rvs so if they end up at a salvage yard, he’s pocketing that money junking them. Business is going great for him. 😂
Hes got a lucritive government connection,, hes getting fuckin rich.
Old RVs are not exactly a lucrative enterprise. You might get $200 from the scrap metal in the engine block and the frame but you spend $1000 in equipment and labor cleaning up the moldy panelling, dealing with human waste, and paying landfill fees for all the broken glass, plastic and crumbly foam.
hope he gets his teeth fixed too. Oh America!
@@bernardmauge8613 Bet you are a handsome sight to behold also!
Exactly. Its so hard for him to take peoples homes away from them and get paid hand over fist.
I was stationed at Whidbey Island in the mid/late 80's. We'd go down to Seattle. It really was the emerald city. I used to tell everyone that I'd traveled a good portion of the country (missing 5 states from being in them all) and quite a few countries, and that Seattle was the cleanest, most aesthetically appealing city I'd ever seen. I'm sure there were rough areas but we never found an area we didn't feel safe and comfortable in. It's tragic what has happened. I don't know what the solution is to this problem but what they're doing clearly isn't it.
We have homeless people because business sent all the good paying jobs overseas so that a few people could make billions.
NAFTA... you remember that?
We didnt' have a homeless problem until NAFTA.
The solution to the problem is tax billionaires and corporations instead of subsidizing them.
@@blogintonblakley2708 That is one of the main reasons. I've been in small towns where everyone worked in one factory, and when that factory closed, the town went under.
@@johnnymcblaze Yup, happened all across the USA. And now twenty years later the next generation and those who can't find jobs are completely screwed.
All so Buffet, Bezos, and their ilk can play space games.
@@blogintonblakley2708 That sounds like something learned in university. But it fails on a couple of fronts. First, if it were true, what you are saying is that a significant demographic of Americans can no longer care for themselves. They lack the ability to thrive, or even survive on a basic level, without someone else ensuring they have the means to meet their basic needs and, without these benefactors, they fall into this sort of life. That they lack agency. That doesn't fit with the history of mankind or, especially, American history.
Two, if this were true, given the plethora of help wanted signs across the country we should be seeing homelessness on a steep decline. This isn't the case.
I don't disagree that everyone should be paying their fair share of taxes but history has also shown that taxation, or more accurately the government, is never the solution. I would argue that government is exactly why this problem exists.
No one knows a solution. I say try try and try again. Change…if it doesn’t work try again…just DO SOMETHING!
I love how the governor says that he is against homeless camp's. It his policies that allow them to exist.
Going to exist if the governor does anything about the problem Andy bale's said it's a sin to leave people out there ridding RVs not for big business sakes
And caused them.
Inslee and the minions are responsible for allowing this crap.
A scourge on the state? Governor, you and the people voted for all of this and more. Good job. You people of Seattle got exactly what you wanted.👍👍
So Seattle's solution is have a private business store them on their property.
Im sure he gets paid plenty for them. It aint like it's mandatory... the dude volunteered for this.
Seattle is a failure just like the other Democrat run city govs. Conservatives know how to manage, you don't see this in GOP run cities. Better management, better policies, lower cost.
Rather than have them destroyed, recycled, in a land fill...instead keep them where they are still used, broken into, paying rent on the land they sit...rather than take action just get them out of sight.
Leftist Logic
Your tax dollars at work!
They are so eager to "get the garbage out of the neighborhood" that they forget where it came from in the first place. All they are doing is forcing this people to move somewhere else and it's just going to happen all over again.
Most of them moved here from somewhere else, and I don't mean OR, WA, or CA. People come here from all over the U.S.
What now?
Or they could get jobs, you know. Maybe making it harder to choose the homeless lifestyle will give these people the swift kick they apparently need.
This is what happens when you become a "drug friendly" state, a "sanctuary state" and you begin to kneecap the tenets of capitalism. You don't prepare the young folk for life, they grow up partying and not saving or investing money, many come from broken homes. They turn to their shitty friends and drugs. State says, hey, you can smoke all the weed you want, here, have some clean hypodermic needles too. Just stay at home and apply for government benefits, you don't have to do a thing, we'll take care of you. And then they're 40 years old and can't afford the ridiculous rent prices and they're stuck.
@@SISI-q1l you can't have a welfare state and allow outsiders to benefit who don't contribute to it.
it sounds cruel but it's sound economic policy. washington, oregon, and california should put a mandatory tax contribution period of at least 1 year before people can apply for welfare.
Out of sight, out of mind , does not fix or solve the homeless situation
Their not homeless their addicts mostly and out of site out of mind works for criminals with prisons, these people need rehab, forced rehab if need be. Letting them die on the street from drug use is a worse crime.
@@billveek9518 Yes... sympathy and a fuck ton of social workers... that will fix things quick-fast... and maybe some more free needles too... couldn't hurt right... or is that a part of the whole... "let them die in the streets from drug use" thing that you think is a crime... I get confused.
@@anniehopkins8470 you are
@@anniehopkins8470 Ummm...yeah....
You are not from around here (Washington State) are you?
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States.
Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts.
1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt).
Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc.
From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them.
So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted.
Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure.
In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt.
They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc…
But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE.
Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
"If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.... I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.... The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs." - Thomas Jefferson
The Federal Reserve is a Private bank.
We must address drug addiction, mental health, and housing prices!
@Bin Godii Both you AND Queen are right.
run for office queen
Mental health lol😂
Jesus is the only answer out of this sinking ship. Its too late.
Lol I can tell you’re not the sharpest tool in the shed by that comment. You probably voted for this too
If folks vote for this mess expect this craziness to continue
Biden: don’t jump and no no no no jojo no no no no no Hee no no
Oh yeah, I'm sure Seattleites all got together and decided "Gee, we want a bunch of entitled rich nimrods from California to move up here, spoil the whole place, and drive up rent until nobody can afford to live here." oh wait, we didn't. The breeders just came, and some of us left rather than deal with the dipsh*ttery.
It's remarkable what a mess this country has become. I never imagined seeing anything like this in my lifetime.
@@hippiebits2071 I did. i had the fortune of being born in the 1970s, watching all the younger kids grow up in a huge swarm compared to my zero-population-growth year while their parents became upwardly mobile and occupied all the properties their own children can't afford now. And I lived through the 1980s when Reagan was stripping every right and power out of the hands of the people and handing them over to corporations.
The purchasing power of minimum wage peaked in 1969 and it's pathetic now: Most of these folks can never afford to break out of poverty. The only possible solution at this point is a serious revamping of our entire society. We need universal basic living standards for everyone, and we need global redistribution of wealth, assuming we're going to pretend capitalism can continue.
@Aick - a poet I was born in the late 60s. Honestly the biggest problem today is one of expectations because much of gen-x and on raised their kids to believe everyone is entitled to a prize regardless of effort. It's silly to blame the Boomers as their money is being passed down now anyway. People shouldn't face criticism for planning and being successful. You really don't sound like a gen-xer, and in no way did you come to the conclusion that was happening as a child lol
If the same government is in office that allowed all that destruction, it's just going to happen again. That poor tow truck driver property is about to be overrun by all those homeless looking for the RV they had acquired.
lmao don't get it twisted, he's loving the paycheck
woke = shit
Exactly. When Jay Inslee got up on his soap box I thought "how long have you already been governor?"
Inslee can't single handedly solve the crisis, of course, but you'd think Washingtonians would get a clue and try different representatives in government. If new representatives still aren't doing what needs to be done and fixing the issue, then it might be time to consider the problem lies with the people filling ballots.
Yeah he's playing that up. He said he knew what he was getting getting into and he is going to make absolute bank on towing, storage and salvage. Some people see this man and don't realize he is a millionaire.
@@shamanschlong As well he should! He's WORKING for a living!
This segment offers hidden solutions to the affordable housing crisis and the CMBS crisis.
1. Not all of those RVs are garbage. With a little love and elbow grease, they are affordable housing.
2. Not all buildings are even half vacant. Couldnt the companies (Amazon for example) convert floors of the building to residental and provide free housing as a perk to employees? This frees up local housing and no commute....Seattle traffic is the worst!
3. Not all people do the undesirable actions that a large group of "homeless" can do. For those who are trying to better themselves, give them the assistance that #1 and #2 provide. For the people who aren't, offer and provide mental health resources so those people can get to the root of their pain and become productive in society.
4. God bless the people who provide affordable food. Gabriela is doing God's work and I wish her the best!
Here’s a thought, how about working on fixing the housing crises, and not punishing the victims who are barely making it.
Here's a thought how about making people accountable and not blaming everyone else for their extended bad situations?
@@WeSayFunny how about getting some empathy? You might even like it.
@@grizzlybear4 how much? Cause accountability it’s much better for the world than feeling sorry endless of times. One time, two times, 4 times. No way five times
@@grizzlybear4 you can have empathy while still holding people to a standard. You sound like a highschooler.
@@WeSayFunny yes, hold the bankers and ceos and politicians who are accountable for using a basic human need as a source of alarming income levels and stacking the deck everyday... or did you mean to blame the victims of structural oppression?
They simply let the problem go FAR TOO LONG! And like every other problem, be it a decayed tooth or a leaking roof, it just gets harder and harder to fix the problem when you don't address it in a timely fashion. More damage is done, and the road to recovery just gets longer and a lot more expensive.
Exactly!
The democrats in power encouraged this and blocked anyone that wanted to solve the problem.
so what's your suggestion to fix the drug, mental illness and homeless problem in America Don?, you probably just making ignorant noise and blowing smoke up peoples butt from up on your high horse, I bet you a six pack that you have no idea WTF to do
I like Barney Fife's policy,
"Nip it in the bud!" 🥀
used to love going to Seattle back in the 90's, very clean and hospitable. Last time I was there in 2019 it had turned into a s**t hole, beggars, homeless, crime, and didnt feel safe. to bad as used to be a beautiful place.
What a fair flower are...
LOL
Hey seattle, You guys started this shit and now its in every city!
I lived in a mini van in Los Angeles from
2000-08. Never had a problem. But I kept my license and reg. Up to date.
I remember one guy was camped in front of me and his license plate was past due. He got up and went to work
Cops came and towed the RV. He came home to nothing.
Wrong wrong
Well, why didn't he park it at work? If he's working as you wrote, then his vehicle should be in drivable condition.
@@marcushennings9513 not at work
Side street
This isn't an overnite issue or just a couple years in the making. This is years of neglect by these elected officials. When are they going to start holding these folks accountable?
The Gov and many others are not even bonded as required. And how do you get Blaine sex shop owners employed in schools and Reps like in Blaine sponsoring pro-LGBT rights ? Nigeria steals DMV money, who audits the State? Anybody who they have no influence over ? I doubt it. Corrupt to the core is my guess.
When are people going to start holding these homeless people accountable?
@@integr8er66 I agree on both sides. But in reality the majority of homeless are mentally ill & or drug addicts. All of which need addressed by our politicians. Right now they are pouring billions into taking care of all the illegals instead of our own first.
There wouldn’t be homeless ppl if ppl with minimum wage could afford a place to live in.
@@jdos5643 I've volunteered at our homeless shelters as well as the food banks for years. My experience has been the majority of these folks don't want a job or a permanent roof over their heads. We've provided medical vans that give free dental ,& medical services & although most of the takers are lower income very few of the homeless take advantage of these services. They have to want the help.
Giving a bad name to those of us that live very well in an RV. Quit trashing where you live!
Can you imagine what their place would be like if they lived in some kind of house or apartment ?
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States.
Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts.
1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt).
Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc.
From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them.
So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted.
Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure.
In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt.
They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc…
But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE.
Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
Agreed! To all those trashy people making van dwellers look bad: I was homeless - my sh*t was tight!!! IF THESE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE RESPONSIBLITY FOR THEIR OWN SH*T INSTEAD OF EXPECTING "SOMEBODY, DO SOMETHING FOR ME", WAAAAH! NOBODY WANTS YOUR TRASHY SH*T IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD!!! To all you bleeding heart liberals: I WAS HOMELESS - bullsh*t on their issues, their "addiction is a disease", blah, blah, blah.... I was addicted: I didn't have my sh*t strung out all over the place (and I wouldn't want your trashy a$$ near me because you illicit unwanted attention). I didn't hoard garbage or do crack, and set fire to sh*t... Now that I am housed (yes, there ARE resources ESPECIALLY for Veterans because I was one and I am one the HUD/VAsh program - never have to be homeless again AS LONG AS I ABIDE BY THE RULES OF MY LEASE AND DON'T DRAG TRASH UP INTO THE APARTMENT COMPLEX). We have ONE white tr@shy junk collector in our VERY nice apartment complex: I keep throwing her trash away. She wrecked 3 cars in two weeks, had to call the EMS to come scrape her skanky a$$ up out of our parking lot. She would go to the methadone clinic then to her dealer's and overdose on the combination. She now drives an uninsured car, which she has already crashed 4 times (irresponsible driving without insurance - YOU make MY rates go up!!!) NOBODY (except maybe trashy people) wasnt to live around YOUR CRAP!!! Tighten your sh*t up, be an asset to the community, PICK UP YOUR TRASH AND THE TRASH OF OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE because youre making yourself and other homeless look bad. Did I say that I was homeless once? No excuses...
Affordable housing ...people that make income off of renting houses for way too much money, got to go
Inslee’s legacy right here. He ran it full throttle into the ground and now he’s completed his mission.
This problem existed long before Governor Inslee was elected.
In denial?
And Inslee just said he wouldn’t be running again.
Look for him to make a run for Congress next.
Homeless crisis? No. Addiction and mental health crisis.
@@suburbansteadsolutions Majority
Then close the borders we’re all the drugs come in
"Too lazy to get a job and too busy playing the victim role"
Much more accurate
@Cassandra People don't live in filth because they are just 'homeless'.
Yeah some do have those problems but if u remember when alot if people lost there job to not taking the shot during covid. So I guess u could say it's an "covid crisis"
The people in power are ‘inexcusable’, for allowing this to happen in the richest state of the richest country. Appalling failures of government!
Washington State is not the richest state in America.
Washington is not the richest state, Californica is.
@@internetcensure5849 I think you mean Commiefornia.
Not a red or a blue state problem. It's a cost of housing problem. We don't have homeless encampments in Michigan because you can still buy a reasonable home for $150,000 and rent a reasonable apartment for $1,000. Not in the safest area but you can get by. I live in a zero-crime suburb of Detroit and my entire monthly living expenses for a 2 bedroom with rent and all utilities including Internet is around $1,500. Market would be $1,800. I'm getting a good deal because my complex is 1960's era. In Austin, Boston, Salt Lake, Seattle, Portland, LA, Miami suburbs you're talking triple or quadruple amounts of money. In those areas which are run by both Democrats and Republicans you are not building enough affordable housing. I could easily buy a house in Metro Detroit at my income level and pay off the mortgage early. In an major metro in Utah or Idaho or Oregon or Washington it would eat up a huge portion of my income, and life would be a struggle without another income earner. When you price out home buyers, rents go through the roof. $1,500 is barely a dent in my income and most poor people could make do. But when rents are going into the many thousands if dollars you're squeezing out poor people. They move to homeless encampments, and the cities on the Pacific Ocean are not cold enough to kill people in winter so that's where the entire overpriced Western US goes. Michigan winters will also kill the homeless but we haven't priced out our homeless. So stop blaming the liberals or the conservatives or drugs and build more homes, dummies!
almost every place like this is democrat run..
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The comments are amazing. Reading them, I can clearly see why this problem wont go away.
Even as they burn in the flames, they deny the fire.
@H People give a huge shit about the homeless...it's the effin DRUG ADDICTS that want to live this way is who we don't care about... don't get it twisted.
@H That's correct. Nobody cares about them because most put themselves in that place and they DONT WANT HELP !!!!
They want handouts. Why should anyone help anyone who WONT help them selves. Those campers did not come from employed people who cant afford housing, they came from bums and addicts. They come from people who wont clean up after themselves. They come from people who have no self respect or dignity. People who wont take a job under any pay rate. Have you seen the trash that is piled up in these camps? The crime? The drugs?
That's not a decent group of folks struggling in a bad economy, that's human garbage. Supporting drug addicts and bums is hurting them, not helping.
@H Nobody cares until its happening to them. This country has been built on selfishness for far to long.
@@user-cp5js2be1v no housing is affordable if you spend $200 a day on fentanyl...
The cost of living, the greed of those who have more than the rest, is going to be the downfall of this great nation. Humans are limited and they can't carry the yoke, the unreasonable expectations, of this society. We have more requirements, more taxes, and more restrictions placed on the average citizen than ever before. The leaders over the last 5 or so decades brought us here, to our knees. Greed is at the root. Basic human needs have become monopolized and sold back to us at a cost none of us can afford.
You are so right!
Drugs
I agree, I haven’t thought about the politicians who are allowing, and in acting this ignorance and lawlessness. The voters always come to mind first. How can the people of the cities who are so adversely affected continue to vote for this, I have no idea or any understanding.
People have been voting this whole time and look what its got us: $30 trillion in debt and pointless wars all over the planet. It's hypocritical to point at just one state and say they're the bad voters. All you voters are idiots for legitimizing the fraud of our government.
They don't want to admit they were wrong.
you still think votes are counted?
they just tell you who they wanted to "win" and you believe it.
the news is propaganda, not journalism.
It’s called election fraud. Democrats cheat.
Because they're idiots like most democrats. They fall for the bait and switch lies every time. And they keep doubling down on their failing policies.
It is singular genius to buy an expensive RV, unless you're rich and money being no problem.
If they do this to their vehicles and the streets what do you think they will do to the nice apartments they are clamouring for? It is a mental health problem. Time to open up the asylums again.
In addition to mental illness there is also moral illness.
Ridiculous that we ever closed them
These severe drugs ($1 for street fentanyl) have led people who are cold, suffering, and alone to bind themselves to the worst mental/physical/spiritual corruption imaginable. Take away the drugs and replace with treatment centers filled with Hope and Faith in Christ with love, prayer, compassion, charity, patience, education, a reason for living - and things will change. But it begins with each one of us making those changes within ourselves to put our “neighbor’s”needs before our own.
@@crystalmasters8582 B..b..b...but muh personal freedums!!!
Also a damn drug problem...don't forget that part.
The tow company secretly loves the garbage rv piling up. He is probably billing the city a ton of $$$ of tax payer money for storage fees while each rv slowly goes through redtape
for some reason he's not found enough money to get new teeth
even IF he was doing that who gives af how else are they going to get that trash off the streets and its true they have to try and find the owners under the law
@@gregh7457 Rude, mean comment..
The real fun starts when he has to dispose of them. The reason those RVs were donated to charity (and then re-donated to homeless people) is because older RVs are nearly impossible to dispose of.
their should def be a law against "stealing" a persons sole means of shelter
Pretty evil and then they pat themselves on the back like they did something good
Don't worry - we're sending one to your house.
@@JonFrumTheFirst You are part of the problem. You have no solutions. You just take advantage of others trying a different method in their areas by shipping your problem there.
Guaranteed a lot of those influx of homeless came from red states. They didn't get created by blue policies.
They impound the abandoned ones. Mostly that means giving notice, waiting for the owner to return and remove it, and if they don't it gets towed.
On Sep. 6th 23 Washinton State Supreme Court issue an order meaning: If you are a homeowner and give help/housing to homeless people, then you’ll be put in jail, then we will force you homeless and we will confiscate your property. Look the court decision: “Department I of the Court, composed of Chief Justice González and Justices Johnson, Owens, Gordon McCloud, and Montoya-Lewis, considered at its September 5, 2023, Motion Calendar whether review should be granted pursuant to RAP 13.4(b) and unanimously agreed that the following order be entered. IT IS ORDERED: That the petition for review is denied. The Petitioner’s “Motion to Expedite the Review,” “Motion for Financial Compensations,” “Motion for Discretionary Review” and “Motion for Supplemental Information” are also denied. DATED at Olympia, Washington, this 6th day of September 2023. For the Court.” David Muresan
This isn't a homeless problem. This is a government officials problem.
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States.
Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts.
1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt).
Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc.
From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them.
So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted.
Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure.
In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt.
They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc…
But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE.
Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
🍻👍 bloated bureaucracy...
No, it’s a voter problem. Unless they vote different and hold officials accountable it will worsen.
California will be the new 3rd world
Some people wants to live that way, I've lived in vans and truck campers and saved 50% of my income.
This city has been ruined with letting all this happen over time ... DAM SHAME
I love seeing people get what they voted for
The politicians keep getting their annual bonuses/pay raises...and that matters more.
EVERY city! and It is all by design!
I was homeless - my sh*t was tight!!! IF THESE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE RESPONSIBLITY FOR THEIR OWN SH*T INSTEAD OF EXPECTING "SOMEBODY, DO SOMETHING FOR ME", WAAAAH! NOBODY WANTS YOUR TRASHY SH*T IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD!!! To all you bleeding heart liberals: I WAS HOMELESS - bullsh*t on their issues, their "addiction is a disease", blah, blah, blah.... I was addicted: I didn't have my sh*t strung out all over the place (and I wouldn't want your trashy a$$ near me because you illicit unwanted attention). I didn't hoard garbage or do crack, and set fire to sh*t... Now that I am housed (yes, there ARE resources ESPECIALLY for Veterans because I was one and I am one the HUD/VAsh program - never have to be homeless again AS LONG AS I ABIDE BY THE RULES OF MY LEASE AND DON'T DRAG TRASH UP INTO THE APARTMENT COMPLEX). We have ONE white tr@shy junk collector in our VERY nice apartment complex: I keep throwing her trash away. She wrecked 3 cars in two weeks, had to call the EMS to come scrape her skanky a$$ up out of our parking lot. She would go to the methadone clinic then to her dealer's and overdose on the combination. She now drives an uninsured car, which she has already crashed 4 times (irresponsible driving without insurance - YOU make MY rates go up!!!) NOBODY (except maybe trashy people) wasnt to live around YOUR CRAP!!! Tighten your sh*t up, be an asset to the community, PICK UP YOUR TRASH AND THE TRASH OF OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE because youre making yourself and other homeless look bad. Did I say that I was homeless once? No excuses...
Inslee is a political nightmare. He bans firearms but let's people smoke drugs on the streets in Seattle. He is only out to get law abiding citizens.
Again! Nope ... you're talking about Gavin!
@@josepha.r5839 nope inslee is doing the same thing
I'm wondering why on your weather page you no longer post the weather history, especially the rainfall amounts for the previous day. This is very useful information and we miss it. Thank you
The problem is that homeless people are mentally ill or drug addicts or both. They need those issues addressed first
So you saying that people who lose their jobs and or get kicked out of their homes are mentally ill?? People who fall on hard times they're mentally ill?? Seems like you're the one that's mentally ill if you think just because someone's homeless there's something mentally wrong with them, about to have a whole lot more homeless people, who are now getting kicked out because of not paying rent during the shutdown, they are not mentally ill they just made the terrible mistake or decision of not paying. Also now you have money hungry landlords, they are now charging whatever they want for rent, and can now kick people out, even the ones who been paying on time, you may be homeless in the future soon, America is done for, the economy is about to tank!
Las Vegas, NV has an excellent program addressing this issues.
@@anaechevarria6653 I live Vegas and I'm curious, what program?
NO, its a mass gathering of lazy drug using SOB's, with a few mentally ill people for them to exploit.
I have to say. Not everyone that’s homeless is on drugs and mental illness. Just not true.
In 2018 I went up and stayed in Seattle for the purpose of exploring, and seeing a concert in Tacoma. One day we did the touristy thing and went to Pike's Place and headed down to the Aquarium and ran smack into a homeless encampment huddled under the highway overpass. There was trash everywhere and several of the people were stumbling around loaded on something. About the only thing worse was in San Francisco where I stepped in human fecal matter. These big cities need to find a soultion to the homeless problem, pushing the homeless out to the burbs is not solution. Pretty sad when you think about the millions of dollars the state uses to court big businesses to come and invest in their state, but how little of that money is used to solve the homeless issue.
And what do you suggest we do with unhoused people? You don't want to see them in the cities and you don't want to see them outside of the cities, so where exactly are they supposed to go?
@@CreaticityIsLife Stop voting for "do nothing" democrats for starters. Beyond that it's up to you what you do, I have no desire to go back up to WA. Not that It's a bad state, it just has bad leadership but so does CA. You can't change the situation if you don't change the system.
There is no solution whatsoever for this massive problem. Many people are one paycheck away from moving into their cars but the problem goes so much deeper and it is so much more complex... I don't see the end of this...
It's all about fentanyl. Not "missed paychecks". I live here.
@@youtubecensors5419 Ok. Thanks for the clarification. I believe you.
@@franciscolealgonzalez1333 No offense, but “one paycheck away from moving into your car” hardly considers “middle-class”.
@@youtubecensors5419💀 yeah okay buddy 💀
Who lets the fentanyl cross the border? I just love seeing people get what they voted for
Homeless doesn't mean you should live like an animal. I've seen many homeless keep their "home" and the area around it clean. We need to stop coddling the derelicts and criminals among them.
Drugs
Great job people and government of Seattle. Nice city!
Everything woke turns to shit.
If you think thats bad, you should see Florida. Tha tdd state has a couple million dilapidated mobile homes from the 70s, with blue tarps for a roof, and most of the people are on all kinds of drugs. Florida tries to bus all their homeless to these Democrat cities, but they're stil L on every street corner. Its because the old pill mills down there are still operating.
@@strayedarticle2838 comparing Seattle to any city in Florida…. No comparison
@@condor5635 Florida is an overpriced cesspit.
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Was sin casa in Seattle a decade ago. Moved on. The problem is the homeless industrial complex. I needed up to 5-6 case managers a week for basic needs. Anyone of them could have snapped their fingers to get me into treatment and housing but they didn't because they would lose a customer and their income. Took me months to get a spot in treatment through DSHS. After that I went through FareStart, got a job at Whole Foods and I was still homeless for a few months. Wasn't fun sleeping in doorways, getting blackout drunk so I don't remember how terrible the night was before. Anyone sleeping in a tent or under a bridge has severely been broken and shattered emotionally in a lot of ways. There's plenty of food. If you're starving and homeless in Seattle you're an idiot. When I give back to the community I've passed through I only give clean socks and underwear. I do have to say H.I.P., homeless intervention project, was possibly the best program I came across.
This is the kind of thing people need to read and see, a real account of what someone had to go through. You shouldn't have had to sleep in doorways, you should have had churches or foodbanks or anything than just a doorway.
Those managing it all, do not make money off of all of that so they see no need to speed up the process, that and its easier to ignore and let or wait for them to die I guess.
Sad because the money and skilk sets that could be saved out if that, would help fixing the issue.
Like the amount of those owning the r.v. , how many know what they need to do for upkeep, the work needed to keep it weather sealed and the waste actually manageable and knowing where to dump it properly as well as the fuel costs to run and electricity for cooking.
Wonder what it would take for someone to design better, longer lasting and easier to manage r.v.s they could make an industry out of it.
They should I've done a story on you! What's sad is that the paid ambulance chasers probably never will.
I’m so glad you were able to escape that situation and finally got the help you needed to do so. I can only only imagine how scary and difficult it is to be homeless and my heart goes out to all the homeless individuals everywhere.✨💖✨
@@slimdifference08 I'm only one chapter in a 25,000 chaptered book. Access to treatment, encouraging a reconnection with family and a daily purpose with work was key. Access to treatment is cheaper and more fulfilling than repeated ambulance rides and time spent in jail.
The homeless industrial complex employs breaureacrats and builds complex systems and meetings. These people are paid and never solve anything. None are subject to questions or audit. Your tax money down a hole.
As long as rent keeps climbing higher and higher the homeless crisis is going to get worse and worse
Property values have increased dramatically due to inflation along with high demand. Therefore, property taxes increase and so does the yearly insurance rate. So if a landlords taxes and insurance increase, the rent must be increased to cover those hikes.
@@eleven8948 This is not a valid excuse.
That's not the issue.
keep wondering why it happens in ‘certain places’ ya blind bats
@@eleven8948 Yes, and of course the renters have their own special money tree to cover ALL increasing costs. Hahahahaha..............
this country has reached an all time low, the way we treat homeless people is shameful. and its little better for children, handicap and elderly.
RV's of any age are great if maintained.
Strange that theirs were so beat down as the homeless are usually the pinnacle of maintenance.
@@billsgym5579 yes and give people free stuff like free homes and vehicles.
They totally worked their knuckles to the bone for it, I'm absolutely sure they will take the upmost care of the states freebies.
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Drug addicts don't maintain anything but their drug intake...
@@scheraw7658 friends out in Seattle area had an old greyhound bus. probably 80s. them things are huge. the old 50s/60s buses are beautiful too.
my moving out roadtrip vehicle of choice when i was 18 was a 78 e350 ambulance. I have a buddy into RVs and good at restoring. I can fix things and keep them running but not very good on the fine details to restore an old motorhome.
@@Seasniffer1969 Well I'm sure they would. You know why? Because they know what it's like to NOT have a home or a car. Why on Earth would they want to go back to that?
I'm sure he accepted a contract from the city to do this.
Guy's making a ton of money and can stand there and complain. What a world.
@@merryannm How exactly is he making money? The city isn’t paying him, you can’t junk the RVs cause no scrap yard will take them cause there’s too much wood and fiberglass, the “owners” don’t have the money to get them out, he’s stuck with them. Cities don’t pay tow companies for private property tows, that’s between the tow company and the vehicle owner.
@@GMbowtie350 Um. you better believe the city is paying for them to be towed. and the city is paying storage PER DAY. Im sure the funds for this are allocated in those homeless bills that are passed.
@@GMbowtie350 I humbly stand corrected. I do not know the financial arrangement between this guy and the city. All I can say now is that it seems odd that he would accept a contract with the city if he wasn't making any money out of it.
He did and he even said he knew what he was getting into so I doubt understand why he is now b!tching about it.
There used to be RV centers with amenities in every town. People need affordable housing options, especially in urban centers.
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States.
Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts.
1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt).
Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc.
From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them.
So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted.
Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure.
In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt.
They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc…
But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE.
Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
Thank you
Or you need governments that are allowing the market to balance supply with demand. Housing shortages are caused by government policies. Otherwise, there would be people building low-cost apartments to meet the demand.
@@colincampbell767... your theory omits the part where private investors are keeping supply low while driving costs up. Few investors see benefits in creating "affordable housing" despite substantial tax incentives.
@@danyellerobinson5940 The thing is that 'private investors' cannot prevent the construction of additional housing. And if there's a market for something - there will be people looking to fill that market. If there's a market for economy apartments - then there will be other investors looking to fill it. If this isn't happening, then it's a safe bet that there are government restrictions preventing that housing from being constructed.
Housing shortages are caused by governments interfering with the market system. Because governments are the only entities that can block the building of additional housing.
If the governor does anything about the problem or not more homeless will be poor always be amongst us
Think about how each of those represents a life that was once profitable...now the same people who could afford an R.V. at one point are homeless...system has failed.
Very good point
I used to live in Seattle, and I moved to the other side of the state.
The reason being, the blatant issues the cities are having. homelessness, drugs, crime, the ridiculously climbing living expenses, ect...
Its not worth it, its not safe. Seattle is a lost cause under current leadership. Nearby cities like Tacoma and Olympia are not any better.
Most of the coast side of Washington is just awful, we need stronger/better leadership to handle all the issues we're having, If you go to the other side of the mountains
(With the exception of maybe Spokane) Practically every city is cleaner, although there are some homeless there it isn't anywhere near as close to Seattle , and there is very little crime in most of the cities and towns.
Central and Eastern Washington can keep there cities clean and safe, so why cant the largest section of major cities with arguably the most funding and resources in the state figure out how clean up their act? I understand that inflation and the economy is a major issue and a major factor for some of the homeless, however that doesn't explain why cleaning up the cities, the drug issues and reducing the crime rate hasn't been seriously tackled yet.
Deomocrats .. You don't see this in conservative run City Govs.
It's 100% politics, it's not as beneficial to social engineer the rural areas as it is the more populated cities. the social engineering then bleeds to the more rural areas... This is planned & executed, don't kid yourself.
Seattle may be the epicenter due to their own policies but it will spread.
You are a right winger. The policies you've supported your entire life have created the problems in our cities.
Please stop being so cruel and judgemental... maybe you could find some way to help instead of running away with your nose in the air?
Look at Los Angeles, San Francisco and Sacramento !!!!! Thanks to newsom!!!!
San Diego.. heck, the whole western coast of the state really.
Every Democrat West Coast City is a SHITHOLE! Seattle, Portland. These all used to be beautiful cities
More and more at these and other posts are including Sacto. experiencing the problem. And, you're correct. (Not to mention Rancho Cordova, Citrus Heights, Del Paso .... on and on.
No, thanks to NIMBYs. Newsom at least signed a law removing the red tape to build Auxiliary Dwelling Units (garage apartments and the like), which can be a huge help in L.A.
There should be an attempt to locate the VIN roadside by the peace officer or bylaw officer. Once the search for the vin is completed, take the unit directly to the crusher. There is absolutely no value in storing the RV. No charges will be forwarded and no one will ever be convicted. Save everyone energy and some make some common sense decisions for once……
Tolerance may be wearing thin.
sleeping in rv is better than sleeping on sidewalk.this tow guy is tripping
Ain't no sleeping. Just meth binging.
Destroying someone place to seek shelter does not now make them not homeless it just puts them back on the streets
Sorry but it’s a drug crisis , not a homeless crisis .
Mental health. Housing issues don't help.
lil bit of column a and column b
How long are we going to pretend this isn't the result of the current industrial revolution?
Does it make you feel better to pretend it's about drugs?
It's all been allowed by the demorats.
@@springerworks002 "current industrial revolution" wtf are you even on about
I'm a Seattle native. Very disturbing to see what has become of my birthplace.
It's no better here in the bay area.
Progessive virtue signaling is the cause.
Also the greed of those running non profits and NGOs getting big tax dollars and using 75% of the money for "operationa cost". Definition of "operational cost" is six figure salaries for the many, many managers of the non profits and NGOs.
I wonder if there is some factor common to both cities that helps explain the similar situations.
Seattle is a sewer.
I don't know why they don't just move out of the city.
I understand that. Memphis Tennessee was my home place. Voted city beautiful many years in a row. It’s garbage now. A dangerous filthy violent city. Craziest thing is I can’t drag my mother out of it. I left 30 years ago. I had to get my children out of there. But my mother is determined to live out her days in the middle of all that mess. I will not fight her on my own. If my sister will join up with me to force her removal for her own safely I’ll sign whatever is necessary. Until them I watch the violence grow from a distance. Why anyone would choose that over going to live in a quit country town with family near is beyond me. About 23 years ago I took the 8 hour mandatory class to get my handgun carry permit. The retired swap team officer teaching the class said “ if you are living in a place so violent that you need to be packing to just take you trash can to the curb it’s time to move far away. Leave everything behind if you need to. It’s not worth getting killed over it. Stay safe out there! And know that there are still nice quite places where you can live in peace. Stay out of the cities. God Bless ! LA
Praying for them, sad to see so many people giving up
Praying for drug addicts who have chosen to throw their lives away? Nope, not me. I don't care about any of them.
@@kinjunranger140 Your awesome! Got it all figured out.... We're all totally different, all went/going through different things. I don't wanna see anyone in pain, struggling,drugs. Wish everyone was happy and living the perfect life but Satan ain't having that. Seems like he's got you consumed. Praying for you as well. It's a short life/test
Praying for who? The bums low life scum. Bull. Open your house up and bring in these strays. Pray 😂😂😂
@@Mike-up9vq ... Praying don't do shit . I was homeless for about 2 years , living in my car . I said enough and got a good job took action and responsibility . Saved my money quit the meth living good now . clean and sober since 2004 . Have my own place , still have the same job . Paid cash for my 2000 Toyota Tacoma . own a nice boat . Getting clean was easy for me . I just quit and never looked back . These homeless people don't want that . I lived that life , i know .
@@kinjunranger140 "According to SAMHSA, 38% of homeless people abused alcohol while 26% abused other drugs."
Way to bag on poor people.
I had a car in my driveway that was a few days over the limit to get registered. Guess how that went for me?
I'm thrilled for the people of Seattle. They're getting exactly what they voted for. Let them live with the consequences of those elections.
It's more efficient for people to work remotely.
The empty Amazon building can be recycled into a living, shopping, cafe space.
Hey! Maybe they could make little apartments for the homeless in there!
@@merryannm Along with finding better uses for golf courses, as George Carlin noted all those years ago. Put housing there, increase supply.
So y’all took ppls homes away?!
Ok so now what
I don’t believe these were not used
Ok open your backyard for them to park
Living in an old camper is better then living in a tent.
Thank you, Chuck❤
I used to live in Seattle and it wasn't bad there until now what the hell happened ?That is quite a few people that are homeless and I still can't believe that number at 300 encampments around Seattle that's insane.
Broke bums don't want to work and want to abuse drugs on the taxpayers dime.
Population replacement & you weren't invited
Our cities need more places for them to go.
Not everyone can get approved for an apartment nowadays. Sometimes an RV is the best someone can do. Give them a break.
Seattle is like the capitol city of Givethemabreakastan... the endless "breaks" are why there are so many in the first place. Maybe start with ditching the "free needle program"... lets try taking away the "breaks" that they have been receiving 1 by 1... and see if that works?
or we can try your plan... again... for the 500th time... i'm sure this time it will be better if we just socialism a little harder.
That's what gas chambers are for.
Sure seem to have $$$ for drugs, nice simping though.
@@anniehopkins8470 👍👍👍
@@anniehopkins8470 None of that changes the fact that a 1-bedroom apartment in Seattle is $1700/month while the average entry-level wage is about $21/hr. In other words, a full time worker in Seattle would have to pay over half their after-tax income to stay in a 1-bedroom apartment. When I was working an entry-level job making only $8/hr a 1-bedroom apartment costed only 1/4 of that income. It's a monetary policy problem.
I'm sorry for the people who were living in those RV maybe that's the only home they had and they took them away from them
I wish this news report could be attached to every UA-camr promoting The Van Life or living a nomads life as an affordable alternative lifestyle. The reality is not glamorous.
@@mtaylor7307 not glamorous yet it's all many can afford with crazy unaffordable rent
@@busybody1474 Affordable rent is getting harder to come by worldwide with only a few countries properly addressing it. The answer is to fight for legislation where you are. Tie a knot and hang on to demand change. Homelessness should be truly a last resort. There are places in the US still affordable but people try to stay near resource agencies instead of starting over in the outskirts of a small town. Why? Unaddressed issues like health illness. Depression, for one, can affect decision making and planning skills.
@@mtaylor7307 you haven't mentioned anything I don't already know
@@busybody1474 so we are both saying things each other already knows, busybody. Should we keep commenting? In my area I volunteer with a housing collation that works on legislation, fight evictions, and connections communities with resources. Seniors are the fastest growing homeless population nationwide and these are people that have worked all their lives. Seniors may be able to connect with room rental services that help them stay in their homes or find a new space if they need one. People have to work together to find options.
Is this why youtube was pushing van life so hard?
Locust Lifestyle started to emerge in the 2010s.
Those vanlife videos are pretty awesome! It’s a life style, not out of desperation.
@@nirvanagal9475 All life styles are more or less out of desperation. Van life is essentially just people who don't want to spend 50% of their income on a house knowing their neighbors, HOA, or city authorities can completely ruin it for them.
Their policies created this crisis. I refuse to spend any more time in seattle unless absolutely required. I've spent maybe 8 hours there since 2020, 4 hours of that in a car driving thru.
So they kicked out everyone living in these RVs and move them to “temporary housing?” Interesting how this story didn’t pay attention to the people who lost their shelter, rather the residents who viewed it as an eyesore and were happy to see the RVs gone, no thought for the people who were seeking shelter there.
Nobody wants a bunch of drug addicts and desperate people living in RVs, dumping their gray/black tanks on the streets near their homes, and stealing whatever isn't nailed down in the area around them. People who made the right decisions in life to not be homeless and follow the rules shouldn't have to put up with people who do neither.
Exactly
The word you are looking for is sqautter, they have no right to live on public streets. If this offends let them bunk with you
The fact that the homeless has more rights than tax paying citizens is why I went to NYC. More sanity and common sense in NYC. It’s the entitlement of even the homeless that is the cause.
When Ensley blamed Washington for the homeless problem. I about spit out my coffee
People are homeless.
Take away the rvs so they’re extra homeless.
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attitude like that no wonder this city is a wasteland. no accountability
Interesting that they would have to mandate a return to the office in order to get small businesses out of the pit of collapse.
Let the homeless people come here in DALLAS, TX. I think they will enjoy.
An RV slum like that is really an outdoor asylum filled with people who have mental issues, from drug addiction to psychiatric disorders. Everyone needs to be evaluated and placed in the right kind of care. There may also be some very poor people who are just trapped in their poverty with no way out and a broken down RV they can’t afford to fix.
Sounds like a dictatorship
Calm down...this is a major junkyard in Seattle.
Stealing someone's RV won't cure their mental health.
What causes drunks in war being stuck where your going to die what causes fentanyl overdoses all together out raged living prices that strip the vision of owning a home to be foreclosed on.faced with homelessness drugs and alcohol are the living in the now answers to a fucked up either way solution being stuck where your going to dye making the laws you can't sleep in your car or RV on the streets that you pay registration to to only be allowed in concentration causing the mass bathroom 1 and everything else problem problem that law needs the peoples vote to strike that destructive law.
The Biden Administration did this. And nothing is done in government without a plan. They are working at something and it is CONTROL. The more problems nation-wide, the more they’ll push federal control….they are probably enjoying all this…..the border, the fentanyl, the homelessness. Ever since Biden came in things have gone downhill fast. Even the corona virus was a lab leak that Fauci paid for…..start voting right people before its too late.
So you moved them from campers and r.v. to tents and worse good job!
yep government just fucking it up more and there responsible for it in the 1st place too.
Haha right. They say they get rid of the RVs after they move them into housing, then a minute later the dude is like, 'we had three guys sleeping in one!' Ahh, Orwellian double talk at it's finest.
United States.🇺🇸 (15) “United States” means- (A) a Federal corporation; (B) an agency, department, commission, board, or other entity of the United States.
Ch.48 48 stat. P.L. 73-10, HJR 192 was passed, Executive Order 6102 was signed into effect by POTUS Roosevelt. This executive order required all gold and gold certificates to be surrendered to the federal government by May 1, 1933. House Joint Resolution 192 was then passed by Congress on June 5, 1933. This law was passed to do away with the gold clause in the constitution and in all public and private contracts.
1933 was also when the United States went bankrupt, which was not the first time that it went bankrupt. In fact, the United States was so far in debt that it went bankrupt two additional time previously - once in 1789 (forming the Constitution so the state’s could sign on as security for the fed’s debts), and then in 1861 (when the Southern State’s said “No More” and wanted to succeed rather than sign on to another pledging of assets to pay the federal governments debt).
Then, in 1933, and with HJR192, they took all the Gold, all the true money, all the property (and instituted eminent domain and property taxes/divided land titles), and instituted the income tax to control the labor of the people. In addition, with HJR 192 is when they instituted the Birth Certificates to control the people and have the future American people become the collateral for all the federal governments debts. Yes…that’s right - your birth certificate is the TITLE to your body and it has been pledged as an asset. The holder has the right to the taxes and fines, fees, etc that you pay to the government through judgments, court cases, payroll, income taxes, property taxes, etc.
From the very beginning, the government was indebted to European bankers as a result of the revolution. How ironic that we had to borrow money from England to pay for the war we fought against them.
So, fast forward to the early 1900’s and you’ll come across several key events that make it quite obvious there was a master plan at work to enslave the people. If you read a book named The Creature From Jeckyll Island, you’ll become intimately acquainted with the happenings in the year 1910, when 6 men, who were either elite bankers and/or politicians, met in secret in a place named Jeckyll Island. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for economics reforms for the United States. This is where the banking cartel began in this country. The idea of a central bank had always been rejected, and so the men who met on Jeckyll Island, needed to come up with a way to trick the people into allowing a central bank to be instituted.
Three years later, in 1913, President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into effect, which is the current central bank in the United States, even though it is actually not governed by any agency of the Federal Government. Eight years later, in 1921, the Maternity Act was passed which required all birth to be registered with the state. So, now all key pieces were in place for the upcoming bankruptcy default and restructure.
In 1933, when the Federal Government went bankrupt, they passed EO 6102 and HJR 192 and pledged us as collateral to back the government debt.
They made us slaves. But they couldn’t technically make us slaves, because that would be illegal. So, they had to give us a remedy. So what is the HJR 192 Remedy? It is that the government has the obligation to discharge and settle any debts we may incur in our daily lives. Yes, this includes mortgages, car loans, utilities, etc…
But wait! Wasn’t HJR 192 repealed? Technically, it was but the provisions that brought us into having no money of substance still exist and apply. In other words, we didn’t go back to using “real money” (gold/silver) again; and therefore, the maxim of “whoever brings the obligation must bring the remedy” still applies. So, the government still has the fiduciary duty to discharge and settle your debts, because we still don’t have access to money of real substance, AND because the USA is still in bankruptcy mode. So, the Secretary of the Treasury is still the “Receiver” in a Bankruptcy. Your birth certificate is still a bond and your debts are still prepaid by your future labor, property, and taxes that they are assuming the Administration of as the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of the ALL CAPS JOHN H DOE name. They still hypothecated the Birth Certificate and made Billions of the birth (or Naturalization) of every new citizen. In fact, in every court case over $7,000, there are new bonds created and traded off your BC ESTATE.
Okay, so now that we know this information about HJR192, can we just write something like “Discharge According to HJR 192” on a bill ? it will take massive amounts of studying and a healthy dose of trial and error. We need to educate?🤖👍 i thought God Allah outlawed the use of Riba % ...?👺
Agreed! To all those trashy people making van dwellers look bad: I was homeless - my sh*t was tight!!! IF THESE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE RESPONSIBLITY FOR THEIR OWN SH*T INSTEAD OF EXPECTING "SOMEBODY, DO SOMETHING FOR ME", WAAAAH! NOBODY WANTS YOUR TRASHY SH*T IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD!!! To all you bleeding heart liberals: I WAS HOMELESS - bullsh*t on their issues, their "addiction is a disease", blah, blah, blah.... I was addicted: I didn't have my sh*t strung out all over the place (and I wouldn't want your trashy a$$ near me because you illicit unwanted attention). I didn't hoard garbage or do crack, and set fire to sh*t... Now that I am housed (yes, there ARE resources ESPECIALLY for Veterans because I was one and I am one the HUD/VAsh program - never have to be homeless again AS LONG AS I ABIDE BY THE RULES OF MY LEASE AND DON'T DRAG TRASH UP INTO THE APARTMENT COMPLEX). We have ONE white tr@shy junk collector in our VERY nice apartment complex: I keep throwing her trash away. She wrecked 3 cars in two weeks, had to call the EMS to come scrape her skanky a$$ up out of our parking lot. She would go to the methadone clinic then to her dealer's and overdose on the combination. She now drives an uninsured car, which she has already crashed 4 times (irresponsible driving without insurance - YOU make MY rates go up!!!) NOBODY (except maybe trashy people) wasnt to live around YOUR CRAP!!! Tighten your sh*t up, be an asset to the community, PICK UP YOUR TRASH AND THE TRASH OF OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE because youre making yourself and other homeless look bad. Did I say that I was homeless once? No excuses...
Get a judge to issue a injunction to wave the scrap process paper work so you can get that scrap metal and useable parts out of there. Its just ridiculous these are abandoned and the storage fee exceeds the value. I refuse to except the process is that difficult.
Right!! I wouldn't try to get in touch with anyone, I would scrap that mess asap!!
I was homeless - my sh*t was tight!!! IF THESE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE RESPONSIBLITY FOR THEIR OWN SH*T INSTEAD OF EXPECTING "SOMEBODY, DO SOMETHING FOR ME", WAAAAH! NOBODY WANTS YOUR TRASHY SH*T IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD!!! To all you bleeding heart liberals: I WAS HOMELESS - bullsh*t on their issues, their "addiction is a disease", blah, blah, blah.... I was addicted: I didn't have my sh*t strung out all over the place (and I wouldn't want your trashy a$$ near me because you illicit unwanted attention). I didn't hoard garbage or do crack, and set fire to sh*t... Now that I am housed (yes, there ARE resources ESPECIALLY for Veterans because I was one and I am one the HUD/VAsh program - never have to be homeless again AS LONG AS I ABIDE BY THE RULES OF MY LEASE AND DON'T DRAG TRASH UP INTO THE APARTMENT COMPLEX). We have ONE white tr@shy junk collector in our VERY nice apartment complex: I keep throwing her trash away. She wrecked 3 cars in two weeks, had to call the EMS to come scrape her skanky a$$ up out of our parking lot. She would go to the methadone clinic then to her dealer's and overdose on the combination. She now drives an uninsured car, which she has already crashed 4 times (irresponsible driving without insurance - YOU make MY rates go up!!!) NOBODY (except maybe trashy people) wasnt to live around YOUR CRAP!!! Tighten your sh*t up, be an asset to the community, PICK UP YOUR TRASH AND THE TRASH OF OTHER IRRESPONSIBLE PEOPLE because youre making yourself and other homeless look bad. Did I say that I was homeless once? No excuses...
This will never end until people start being responsible and addiction ends and inflation ends its a tough situation all of the US its super sad
Is it better than sleeping on the street or under a bridge? Maybe not for someone like the guy commenting on this story, but II would say so.
Yep, RVs are way better. If Seattle had any sense they would open an RV park and put all these seized abandoned RVs in it for rent, and anyone else who brings their own RV can rent a spot. Most of these t"homeless" are already paying for gas or diesel to run their generator, they wouldn't bat an eye at paying $200/month for a place with dedicated electric and sewer hookups.
It's funny that cities always pay lip service to the housing crisis but every decision increases property values, reduces low-end choices, and increases homelessness.
@@gorkyd7912 then the hobos will commit petty crimes to cover that 200 dollars. You people act like this isnt aready a thing.
@@WolverineTime Do you know who else commits petty crimes? Everyone else. Students. Professors. Rich people's spoiled kids. Just enforce the damned law, don't think you're playing 4D chess trying to kill off the homeless, your crime rate will just get worse when people realize there's no path out of hopelessness.
This is what happens when politicians are wimps.
or...greedy?
I miss the days when the craziest things in Seattle were Hat n' Boots, the Freemont Troll and "elderly Scandinavian Americans who parked their cars halfway onto sidewalks with the seat belts slammed in the doors."
I miss "Almost Live".
You get what you vote for. 😆
You want those elderly Scandinavian Americans? Try going to Houghton county, Michigan. Seatbelts in the door and all. Good people too.
More tax cuts for the rich will solve everything
@@Deeked You think people voted to pool all the wealth at the top?
Are you an idiot or just dishonest?
Those who conspire to enrich themselves by stealing someone else's property under the guise of government or tow yards or anti- homeless zealots must be stopped. Some of these people have paid many payments for years on their RVs. Unless you are a creditor owed money and are repossessing the RV, NO ONE has the right to deprive a person of their property. Anyone trying to do so is despicable.
So, if I parked my RV in the middle of your front yard, no on should be able to move it?
And subject to lead if they try stealing my hard earned stuff...
@@kcgunesq what's your address?
@@kcgunesq they arent on your property you can shut the hell up
WA needs to give INSLEE the boot🥾
Keep it classy Seattle