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Our pages bring to you individuals from all walks of life: entrepreneurs, activists, artists, educators, and more. Each making their mark on the communities they call home. You will discover the vibrant cultures, traditions, and customs that weave together to form the rich tapestry of Central California.
Most importantly, you'll be reminded that no matter who you are or where you come from, you have a story worth telling. Whether you're a longtime resident or a newcomer to Central California, we invite you to join us on this journey of discovery, connection, and empowerment.
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Turners Wrecking Yard
Is known as the largest in the United States. Mr. Turner's neighborhood friends was Blackie Gejeian- known race car driver, race car builder, and hot rod enthusiast. Considered an "Industry Legend", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackie_Gejeian
Mr. Turner has been on this property since the 1920's. The Yard is known to provide vintage parts to current 2026 models parts per request. As Robert states his Yard is known throughout Europe and all across the United States.
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Proving discipline to show up everyday does pay off either as a business owner or simply a good employee.
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Fresno Veterans Administration Hospital 75 years serving Veterans from Merced to Delano 1950. Today Doug Collins, VA Executive Officer is proud of Fresno VA operation as a phenomenal example of longevity with grace, growth, innovation and commitment to Veterans who live, play and protect our great county living in Central California - their home.
Thank you for your service.
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King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella 1451–1516
Centralization of authority, religious policies, and overseas expansion shaped the future of the Spanish Empire. The conquest of Granada and expulsion of Jews and Muslims reinforced Catholic dominance, while their sponsorship of Columbus initiated Spain’s colonial empire in the Americas. Their policies also laid the groundwork for Spain’s political, religious, and economic influence during the 16th Century, which was followed by other European nations, including England and France.
This a depiction of lived experience of Los Diablos - repeating a ritual of how their Spaniard ancestor war-ed against those not honoring the National religion - Catholic. -Story below-
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Fresno County Leaders & Citizen Discord!
FRESNO AND KINGS COUNTIES — Across the Central Valley, residents are paying closer attention to how local governments conduct the public’s business. From Parlier to Huron and Avenal, community members are increasingly expecting transparency, professionalism, and accountability from the elected officials entrusted with representing them. Public meetings are meant to encourage civic participation, not discourage it.
Concerns raised in one city often resonate beyond its borders. When residents observe elected officials interrupting speakers, dismissing criticism, or creating an atmosphere that appears unwelcoming to public participation, it raises broader questions about leadership and public trust. These issues are not unique to a single community—they are part of a larger conversation about how local governments engage with the people they serve.
Cut wasteful spending and Favorizing certain companies or individuals .
Throughout the country, voters have asked whether elected officials remain effective in carrying out the responsibilities of public office. Those conversations should be grounded in observable conduct, decision-making, and public performance rather than speculation. The public has every right to evaluate whether its representatives are demonstrating the professionalism, patience, and respect expected of those in office.
The message from residents is becoming increasingly clear: public service comes with public accountability. Every meeting is recorded. Every vote is documented. Every interaction with the public is observed. Citizens are watching—not only in Parlier, Avenal, and Huron, but throughout Fresno and Kings counties—and they expect leadership that earns their confidence through actions, not words.
Writer: Angel Hernandez - London CA
Distribution of taxpayer funds should not be Contentious its a gift. Nonprofits are not to depend on taxpayer money they are to fundraise... Laval!
Citizens expect equality and consideration when sharing information with council and NOT have other council members arguing with the Mayor. City Council members are to be an example of professional decorum. Citizens want fair distribution of tax dollars and Citizens needs met not a City Council member personal wants nor see personality conflicts.
Fresno's Historical Society has existed 108 years. To date limited TO NO information of 128 groups of citizens is included.
WHY PAY?
Taxpayers dollars are not a welfare check or supplement to social security-
Note: New commission & Laval!
Multicultural populations should write their own history from their own lived experience. Not second hand information gathered by someone or a commission who has never lived our lives! All of us citizens need representation, truthful and actual knowledge of the experienced should be conveyed within the historical descriptions not gathered information from those with limited or assumed reality this is not equality.
Fresno City Hall latest ruling? Why are certain nonprofits getting $350k? Taxpayer dollars are support all not just a few!
Younger citizens want an opportunity to build their future according to their view point. Fresno City Council needs to adopt State of California distribution process none of the nonprofits are being awarded more than $85,000.
All counties should consider a formal department with established policy, procedure and expectations to distribute the people's tax money fairly.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixtec_culture
This is Central California’s Grupo Nuu Yuku. As you view videos, you will notice each person has developed their own persona. The dancer’s particular selection depicts their personal interpretation of a devil’s facial look through the crafted wood or paper-matched masks with big animal horns. Each group member has taken time to create a complete clothing look of their devil through a selection of leather jackets, goatskin chaps, tongues, and some carry weapons to fight off or protect themselves while fighting their Christian combatant to keep their religious belief relevant in Hispania. See References below.
Yes! Chronica Prophetica, an anonymous medieval Latin chronicle written by a Christian, 883-884. predicted that to have freedom in Hispania, citizens would have to decide on one religion and one Country. Spanish Catholic Christians fought to take back Spain from the Muslim inhabitants of North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula, the Moors, the first fall of the Muslim period: c.718-722, known as the fall of Al-Andalus. The Spanish v Moors tussle continued irredentist ideology concepts were added to the Christian conquests at the end of the ninth century.
Central California’s Grupo Nuu Yuku
The Crusades against Muslim expansion in the 11th century were recognized as a "holy war" or a bellum sacrum by later writers in the 17th century. The early modern wars against the Ottoman Empire were seen as a seamless continuation of this conflict by contemporaries. The ruling class of the Ottoman Empire was predominantly Turkish, and the empire was governed according to Islamic law. ** NOTE: The Ottoman Empire was a multiethnic empire that included Armenians as a significant minority group, particularly in the eastern provinces of present-day Turkey.
Isabella and Ferdinand's parents made the right pre-arranged marriage, a perfect match for peace. Isabella, now the Queen of Castile 1474 and Ferdinand II of Aragon, King 1479, marked the formal creation of Spain. Dubbed the Catholic monarchs, the Spanish Kingdom was known for the exile of Jewish, the Alhambra Decree, Financing Columbus's voyage to the New World, establishing Spain as a major Empire, and ushering in the Golden Age of Spain. Pope Alexander granted Isabella & Ferdinand the title of Catholic Monarch.
.As you can see, the Grupo Nuu Yuku Danza de los Diablos de San Miguel Cuevas centuries-old dance tells a story of tough, bloody fight of resistance, yet purposefully standing for their beliefs through culture. The Danza de los Diablos is celebrated by the people as part of the Christian traditions in Latin America, which was inherited from Spain as part of Mexico’s Colonialism. Spain’s evangelization efforts used this historical dance drama to commemorate the Moors vs Christian for the souls of Hispania.
The claim was connected to Tariq ibn Ziyad’s conquest of the Visigothic Kingdom in 711. Catholic Referencing the Kingdom of Asturias in which writings demand that Christian and Muslim cultural and religious division was necessary to drive out invading Muslims, restoring territories to Hispania. Dividing ethnic and religious groups, Catholic v Muslim worship, and non-Hispanic. Dubbed the Holy War! Allah's practice of the Five Pillars of Islam vs Catholic Prayer to Saints?
This became a war between the North vs South, of Spain, with the resurgence of the same religious issues during the 12th century, the Battles of Las Navas de Tolosa (1212), the Siege of Córdoba (1236) and the Siege of Seville (1248), Christians becoming the larger faction. The remaining Muslim enclave of Granada, conquered in 1492, liberated the Iberian Peninsula from all Christians. Except for the Jewish Communities of Castile and Aragon, approx 200,000 were ousted, with edicts forcing the conversion of Muslims in Castile, Navarre, and Aragon thereafter ordered removed after 1609. See References below.
The Oaxacan century-old Mixtec ancestor god was mistaken by the Spaniards as devils. Danza de los Diablos is seen as a form of resistance by Mexico's indigenous communities. Mixtec ancestors venerated their god 11 Venado, whose image was made of stone and horns, which has been mixed into the formation of the Danza de los Diablos, evolving to include outward resistance of Spaniards taking charge of the many indigenous Mexican bands to colonize according to European standards.
Organizations like the Mixteco/Indígena Community Organizing Project (MICOP) and the Centro Binacional para el Desarrollo Indígena Oaxaqueño (CBDIO) work to support and empower Mixtec communities in California.
See References in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_I_of_Castile, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Spain, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_war#:~:text=The%20Crusades%20against%20Muslim%20expansion,of%20this%20conflict%20by%20ccontemporaries.
Mixtec farmworkers have followed centuries-old migration patterns between Mexico and the USA. Settling in California’s Central Coast and the San Joaquin Valley, many have been there since the early 80’s, home to 170,000+, with most speaking their pre-Hispanic languages. Deeply rooted, practicing their cultural beliefs, which at times isolates them from other Latino counterparts. Yet these migrants shore up California state revenue, benefitting Farms and ranches with 59.4 billion in cash receipts through dedicated labor in 2023.
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Richie sang to my mother for mother's day. Thank you. The entire rest home enjoyed your music - you saw them dancing. 2020
Richie we are praying - for a new lung and your speedy recovery. Your signing brings joy to Fresno's people!
You are appreciated - THANK YOU!
fun times- checking out the local national park those redwoods - Sequoia
a must care for these giants!!
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Fresno What is Happening to the River after 20+years of protection??
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Welcome visitors, neighbors, students Fresno County is home to 500 sub-tribes of indigenous some who just barely survived, but we are here - authorities agree that the first evidence of people inhabiting North America indicates they migrated here over 13,000 years ago .
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This was shot after I realized Nana Garcia with CCHCC website person kept my 1500 which I hired and paid in advance for YSMI first website. As you can see on this video YSMI site was being sold to another company. Although I paid in advance for my domain name yet Nana Garcia tried to keep the domain.
I reported Garcia to I-can which ordered him to return my domain I lost money and time on the paid WordPress site getting the domain back eight months after I filed a complaint with I-can. Garcia never apologized nor returned my money-he did zero work. Over ten-years CCHCC thinks they should harass and attack me for what-still unclear?
Nana Garcia broke the law I paid good cash got NOTHING IN RETURN. You Judge. I lost two years of my $12,000 investment 6/17-1/19. No WEBSITE. Money never returned. Plus he and his CCHCC supporters made threats - Jose Arreguín (Sp) verbally attacked me tried to intimidate me-why? Sonia his wife, 2024 over six months, did the same calling on Dyer to bully me on Facebook. Weird just about the time that dead dog showed up-mm.
I just showed up home. I've been here longer than any of you-Who do these people think they are? Business is to compete not beat up people or try to scare women- its not a fair fight! The BS continues, although I helped you get $25,000 when the chips were down Jose Arreguin was fighting (as he always does) with the leader of the event she called Edna to help.
Clubs, Chamber of Commerce in Fresno County wake up! Below are the rules of the Road-
7/20/26: UPDATE: Nicolas Madrigal
-In·teg·ri·ty/inˈteɡrədē/ noun
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1.the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness: "he is known to be a man of integrity"
is not one your chamber's better points, I see by the reaction just go to Instagram?
These are the issues with America today!
Board Members: Sonia Gardea-Arreguin & Naun Garcia. Nicolas as the acting president of the chamber you are to discipline, send me a reimbursement and stop the bad press for you club but I guess you are uninformed - perhaps should not be President of this club? CCHCC here are the rules, policy and procedure of a Chamber of Commerce:
https://chambersofcommerce.org/core-functions-and-objectives-of-chambers-of-commerce
This is Ai's version:
To promote local business growth and community development, a chamber of commerce operates under specific rules and purposes:
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Networking Opportunities: Facilitate connections among local businesses for collaboration and support.
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Advocacy: Represent the interests of businesses to local government and policymakers.
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Business Resources: Provide access to information, training, and resources for business development.
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Community Engagement: Organize events that foster community involvement and promote local commerce.
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Economic Development: Work to attract new businesses and investments to the area.
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Member Benefits: Offer discounts, services, and programs that enhance member business operations.
My reaction to my people being dishonest and just plain mean to Community members would be to make Garcia apologize, refund the money, then be expelled or put on suspension for six months and make them write apology letters.
This Garcia fella will continue, those of you hiring him check to be sure he's not in your computer via the back door - thats what he did to me was taking information he has no right to do. Naun Garcia has probably stolen from many of you and other Community members, you didn't look you trusted the BS coming out of his mouth.
Arreguins have zero manners.
Many of you are just like the Arreguins- this week I question will Matelango and Pierce at the Clovis lunch tell the truth? Undocumented can not make law. They have ZERO RIGHTS! Those who changed the laws or promoted changes with a lie to include undocumented & non citizens are at fault, plus those who installed the laws - senators, assembly the governor or like Nathan Magsig when Feds asked to change S--aw to Yokuts Valley - Nathan was violation of his oath as supervisor and in direct violation of Federal laws by perpetuating what a few citizens wanted to continue with S--aw V rather than be respectful of our Governments name change. The communication with Citizens should have been Magsig encouraging the Citizens to accept and understand the governments directive to insurance a smooth transition not encourage revolt. Trump should have arrested N. Magsig, which fell into Smittcamp and Clovis or Fresno Police Chief should have been at his office making the arrest. Regardless of what the citizens whining about when a direct order is coming from the White House we as citizens especially those elected as leaders are to follow the directive. Washington does not ask permission they make decisions for all to follow. Garry read up- the video was Jeff's good work. A bit over the top many people especially those citizens who have been marginalized by FBOS, FPD, CPD and many elected officials over 50 years are bit afraid of the implications of the video showing all those pieces of equipment - perhaps viewed it and said to themselves they are coming to attack us again when will we have peace? Citizens holding office or representing large companies need to start being a bit more sensitive to other, the majority of the citizens living and paying their fair share of tax dollars and your wages!
Do you want your young people to learn to use these tactics? Someday You might end up at the receiving end of the deal- then what? _________________________
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CROSSING BORDERS, BUILDING DREAMS
I still remember the day my dad called me to ask me if I wanted to come to the United States, and after 10 years of not seeing him, I did not hesitate to say yes, I want to go with you. The day when I made the decision to come to this country, I had a mix of emotions because I did not want to leave the place where I was born, but I had to do it because I wanted to see my dad again, and also wanted to have a better life. The day I left Mexico, I was extremely sad because I did not know when I was going to go back. Leaving my family, my friends, my classmates, and my teachers was one of the hardest parts because I did not have time to say goodbye to some of them. On August 28, 2008, I packed some of my clothes and with a suitcase full of dreams, I emigrated to this country.
The day I set foot in the United States for the first time, I thought I was daydreaming because everything was like the Hollywood movies that I used to watch on television when I was a kid.. Everything was completely new to me, but I knew that I had made the right decision once I saw my father again. The first three months, I did experience a culture shock because everything was completely different: the people, the language, the food, and even the way I was getting educated. Reno, Nevada is where I grew up and finished my education. I lived in this city for 17 years and I will always consider it as my second home. The Biggest Little City In The World gave me everything I needed to become the person I am now. I consider myself as a very hard working and persistent person and that is why I will do everything possible to continue growing as a person and now professional.
I have been living in Los Angeles for almost 6 months, and I have to say that the first three months were a little complicated because I had to deal with some adaptation problems and emotional instability. I thought that living in a big city would make my life easier, but I was completely wrong. When I moved here, I did not know anybody and the worst is that I did not have a job or a routine to keep myself busy, so that made it even more complicated and stressful. I tried to do some internships to get some work experience, but it seems that if you do not have the connections and the documents to work in the US legally, it could be very hard to accomplish your professional dream. It took me a couple of months to settle in this city and find a job, and while I'm not where I want to be, I think this is a good start. I know it will take some time and effort to get to the top of the mountain, but life has taught me that success often comes with silence, sacrifice, and a constant fear of exposure, so I will keep fighting for my dreams in silence.
IAs an immigrant, undocumented and professional, I have to say that this is one of the most difficult articles that I have ever written in my life, especially because now that we are facing one of the most critical crises in our immigration system. I came to the United States when I was 15 years old, and I never thought that coming to this country illegally was going to become a huge challenge for me when applying for a professional job. Even though I had the opportunity to get educated in this country, I feel that I have not accomplished any of my professional goals. Last year, I graduated from the University of Nevada Reno, and I decided to move to the city of Los Angeles recently to look for different opportunities. But because of my legal status, I have not been able to exercise my actual profession, which is Marketing.
This country has given me many different opportunities, and I am very thankful to all those political representatives that have raised their voices to defend our rights and help our immigrant community. However, as a dreamer, it makes me really sad that the US government has not done anything to get us out of the shadows. Personally, I am not a beneficiary of DACA; but I am very concerned about the future of those people who are protected by this law.
I would love for the government to reach a political agreement, so that people like me could have the opportunity to fix their legal status; but it's clear this administration is not going to do anything to help our community, and like any other undocumented immigrant, I'm afraid of being deported without having fulfilled all my dreams.
Watching the news and seeing how the President of this country is sowing fear in our community makes me think that he has always been against our people. Freedom of speech and the violation of our civil rights are just some of the critical issues that we are currently facing in the entire country. However, we have to understand that most of these political problems that we have right now, are not only caused because of the actions of our President, but also because of the decisions of some political representatives and their voters.
Pablo is hurting- this is how our continued fighting is causing more upset with the young people - society
I still believe in the American Dream and that the US is a country of opportunities. But I do not understand why the government has not done anything positive to keep our dreams alive and also to keep families together. I am very proud of being Mexican, and I would love to go back to my country one day, but I feel that I still have a lot to do and contribute to this country. Living in Los Angeles has opened my eyes and I have realized that there are many opportunities for our immigrant community; we just have to get informed and look for them. In fact, this is the message that I want to share through my story especially to younger people: “Do not ever give up on your academic dreams because your status is a circumstance - not a limit.”
Being undocumented in this country has not only given me the opportunity to see life from a different perspective. For example, when I was in high school, I was not sure if I was going to be able to go to college because I was not a legal resident of this country. Although I did not get any financial aid from the federal government, I was able to attend college and graduate with a Bachelor's degree. I have to admit that there were days where I wanted to give up on my education because some people would tell me that I was not going to do anything if I did not have the proper documents to work in this country - and they were probably right, but I decided to complete my education because I know that my degree will give me some other opportunities to stand out in any other country.
Every day, I get up with the hope that someone in congress will propose and pass an immigration reform that will not only benefit me, but I am sure that it could be a relief for all those hardworking people who have been here decades and contribute to the country, both professionally and economically.
Recently, I have seen and read some articles where the Senator of California, Alex Padilla has done everything possible to stop the raids in our state, and also to protect our community. In fact, he has just introduced the bill “Renewing Immigration Provisions of the Immigration Act of 1929”, which would give us the opportunity to get a legal status in the country and then apply for citizenship. Political leaders like him keep my hope alive, because I have faith that one day I will become a US citizen and that I will be able to fulfill all my dreams.
Life has taught me that all good things take time to arrive and that all dreams almost always come true if you are patient and persistent. I know that we all are going through a difficult immigration storm, but I hope calm will come soon because it really hurts to see how innocent and hardworking people are being taken and treated in the entire country.
I'm sure my story will help and motivate many young people to pursue their dreams. And although there is still no law that would legalize millions of undocumented immigrants, I have faith in God that the US Congress will soon pass an immigration law that will benefit millions of families. This country is considered the promised land and that is why I want to be here because I want to be successful. I like to see hardworking parents trying to give their children a better life; and I am very proud to say that one of them is my father. He gave me everything he could to get my education done, and that is why I will continue fighting for my dreams, so I can continue celebrating all my triumphs with him.
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Today we celebrate 250 years the United States has been conquering, taking and
creating this experiment called Home to many different people of the World.
I had no choice in the matter, our family was part of the crooked purchase. Not all of us can be wealthy or be the politician nor the center of attention all the time. Some of us must be part of society that is the glue. I see it daily Fresno citizen are angry they have been looted, uprooted, hurt by those they trusted to do right with their money, children, every day living , years have been taken away without choice. Done by those who you trusted, not deserving, nonetheless here and in power being reckless with our future. Rather than fight
amongst yourselves how about replacing those causing the trouble.
"All of us are perfectly imperfect"
We are all equal regardless of what or where or ?
VIDEO TO FOLLOW..
All of us need to get along. Not be mean. Not make racist remarks. Not egg others on to hurt them or you or anyone - Hate is an illness.
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I'm In the United States, the Undocumented population is currently terrorized by the President Donald Trump administration, one of the main focuses of which is with the Secretary of Homeland Security of the United States, Kristi Noem, who is to deport all the undocumented people in the United States, with the ideology that the administration is only deporting criminals to their country of origin, which is what the government rhetoric. However, the truth is that ICE is targeting the Latino population very heavily across the United States, conducting raids in places where the Latino population is concentrated, but these places are not targeting undocumented criminals; they are targeting people who come from other countries to have a better life, and I understand that is going to be a group in the United States population that are going said they don’t fixed the status. Still, the reality is that the Immigration system is very broken because there are not enough opportunities for undocumented people to resolve their status. When it comes to how it is affecting the country, it is awful in the economic aspect because the undocumented people tend to work in jobs that are essential for the economy of the country.
The undocumented people tend to do the types of work that Americans don’t want to do, which affects the economy because if the undocumented people don’t go to their job because of the fear of ICE the production is going to stop and that more expensive the things to buy for example in the food industry the food is going to get limited in which is going to mean that prices are going to go up.
In the government of the United States, there is a clear rhetoric that almost all Congress members follow, that ICE is arresting only undocumented people with criminal records, but the reality is that ICE is making more raids in Sanctuary cities, which tend to be Democratic states, however Senator Alex Padilla from Los Angeles has talked about this issue he even was escorted from a news conference of the secretary Noem in Los Angeles about ICE Raid in Los Angeles.
In the global news talk about against the current administration in which they are violating human rights of the undocumented people, and also the international media critique the United States because during the summer the country host the FIFA Club World Cup and ICE make a statement at social media that they were going to be at the games to security and that receive a lot of backlash the event because the lower the prices to fill stadiums and that same rhetoric have for the next year World Cup.
Escobedo wrote this article. He decided to accept a teaching position in Mexico. I hope he is enjoying the next ten-years. Studying for his PhDs’.
Escobedo's article describes freighting behaviors - by those we trust.
Its now mid 2026 Ms. Noem was dismissed after deaths of a mom with children and a medical worker both caucacian. Unfortunately, many others of color were deported errouneously some have been returned home others passed away while incarcarated. Now the American citizens are witnessing a third face of D. Trump.
Yet its still questionable as to Trump's billion dollar side business - are the American people just a pawn to Trump and his administration? We are waiting for fraud and money laundering arrests. Clearing and cleaning up of our towns. Yet the mystery for five years is were are all the "FILES" no visual of the guilty molesters.
Americans the Bullies - took Venezuela's ruler to prison. Next came the secret invasion of IRAN! This is still a mess - middle east does not trust Americans. Mexico's president told Trump we don't want you in our country, last time around you took half our country, then lied and you abused our people total opposite of the treaty signed.
On America's 250 birthday party is the USA losing established Eruopean allies, have we Americans now tagged forever as untrust worthy. Trump, will he continue to provoke other countries? More change?
Gruesom Newsom is declaring California has earned billions yet we the people of Cali are exhaused of being taxed- 63 cents of each gallon of gas pumped goes to Cali. Billions have been used up to Supposedly house the homeless yet they are being followed by the garbage trucks ready to toss their last pair of shoes, pants and meds into the can. This is a very sad time for many losing money, medical aid and seniors not making the rent being put onto the street during a time of their life they should have safe housing.
The biggest eye opener the Fraudster are starting to run out of California some in Fresno are getting belligerent, scared they will either be arrested or the continuous citizen money-pop will soon be taken away. Yes. These folks are starting to act out -- too many spoiled adults! Really we were thinking our 250 fourth of July would be happier and more prosperous.
The good American people are waiting - to find out what is the truth. What else will we have to endure before OUR country is mellow. Deportation continues -
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