Stupid Shit in Tijuana

**Dcrist0527** · 10-18-20 01:35

Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]

My hospital bill was a 120k from that "nonsense" attack. Yeah, let's pretend Tijuana has no violence it's only most violent city in the world for the hell of it.

It's at least amusing. I used to get angry with these outlandish stories. No more. I'm not a fan of fiction but I'm learning.

I've asked you this before countless times. And never heard an answer. If you go to Tijuana and even half of your stories are true, why do you return? Virtually every one of your "encounters" is filled with drama. 95% are horrible outcomes. Yet you keep coming back? That's why I read it as fiction. Because if even a quarter of what you say is true, and you keep returning? Man, you need help if it's true.

**Ctytek** · 10-18-20 00:56

Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]

My hospital bill was a 120k from that "nonsense" attack. Yeah, let's pretend Tijuana has no violence it's only most violent city in the world for the hell of it.

No one is "pretending Tijuana has no violence". However, even assuming you endless "stories" are even partially true. It's remarkable that the violence affects you in such disproportionate way. There are of course people who are simply clueless and don't know how to conduct themselves in public. You may be one of those people. In that case, you should really follow the advice I have you.

**ClamSlammer** · 10-17-20 22:22

Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]

My hospital bill was a 120k from that "nonsense" attack. Yeah, let's pretend Tijuana has no violence it's only most violent city in the world for the hell of it.

Yeah, OK, just like the time you reported you personally witnessed Tijuana trillionaires forcing people to list, sell, close and collect on their million dollar homes and turn over the proceeds within 7 days. LOL.

**Dogers69** · 10-17-20 19:48

Originally Posted by Ctytek [View Original Post]

Of course you were. Every thing you do involves some drama or a nonsense story. Just lock yourself in a basement and never leave.

My hospital bill was a 120k from that "nonsense" attack. Yeah, let's pretend Tijuana has no violence it's only most violent city in the world for the hell of it.

**Ctytek** · 10-16-20 16:12

Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]

I had a "normal" girl talk to me for 10 seconds once, then beg me for a dollar, within 20 seconds I was getting attacked on street by her crew.

Of course you were. Every thing you do involves some drama or a nonsense story. Just lock yourself in a basement and never leave.

**Captain Solo** · 10-02-20 23:09

Someboby must have had a threesome with Hope Hicks on the Presidential plane on the way to Ohio and back. Now he will need the biggest ventilator in the world for all the huffing and puffing he always does.

Joe Biden would probably be very happy to personally sign documents to close out someone's Social Security account and stop all payments, after someone's big funeral.

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The President had said late Thursday night that he planned to quarantine after one of his closest aides, Hope Hicks, tested positive for the infection, bringing the disease into his innermost circle. Earlier in the night, he had downplayed the virus' continued spread.

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Trump has also repeatedly insisted the country is "rounding the corner" on the disease and claimed the virus would "disappear," though even health experts within his own administration said those claims did not reflect reality.

Getting infected himself with coronavirus will do little to further his claims that the disease is waning, and undercut his push for states to reopen schools and businesses. Trump has complained during recent rallies about Democratic governors who have maintained strict lockdowns to prevent the spread of the virus.

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Trump has blatantly disregarded medical recommendations from his own coronavirus task force during the pandemic, proceeding with a busy schedule of packed campaign rallies. Most recently, his supporters stuffed into events in Minnesota and Pennsylvania.

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Aside from Hicks, several of the President's aides have tested positive for the coronavirus since the pandemic began ravaging the country earlier this year. In May, two White House staffers, including a member of the Navy who serves as one of Trump's personal valets, tested positive for the virus, and in July a cafeteria employee on the White House grounds tested positive as well. The vice president's press secretary has tested positive, as did the President's national security adviser Robert O'Brien. The President confirmed a fourth positive case on White House grounds last month.

Trump has previously expressed concern that aides contracting the coronavirus would undercut his message that the outbreak is waning and states should accelerate reopening, according to a person who had spoken with him.

And he asked in the spring how it was possible that one of his valets -- responsible for handling his food and drink -- could have come into contact with him.

The White House has since gone to great lengths to shield Trump and Vice President Mike Pence from the outbreak, even as they travel to states where cases are surging.

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Hicks has traveled with the President multiple times recently, including to the debate in Cleveland on Tuesday, and was seen boarding Marine One, along with several other of the President's closest aides -- Jared Kushner, Dan Scavino and Nicholas Luna -- none of whom wore masks, on Wednesday as Trump was heading to a campaign rally in Minnesota.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines state that a 14-day quarantine should take place after the last known exposure to someone who has tested positive for Covid-19. This is because the incubation period for the novel coronavirus can be up to two weeks.

Trump, in his Fox News interview, speculated that Hicks could have contracted the virus from an interaction with a supporter.

"She's a very warm person. She has a hard time, when soldiers and law enforcement comes up to her, you know, she wants to treat them great, not say, 'Stay away, I can't get near you. ' It's a very, very tough disease," he said.

A source close to Hicks told CNN that she is experiencing symptoms and is back in Washington. A source familiar with Hicks' symptoms describes her as being achy and feeling pretty bad. CNN has reached out to Hicks for comment.

"The President takes the health and safety of himself and everyone who works in support of him and the American people very seriously," White House spokesman Judd Deere told CNN in a statement when asked about the level of contact between Hicks and Trump.

The White House made no mention of Hicks by name, nor did it confirm she had tested positive.

"White House Operations collaborates with the Physician to the President and the White House Military Office to ensure all plans and procedures incorporate current CDC guidance and best practices for limiting COVID-19 exposure to the greatest extent possible both on complex and when the President is traveling," Deere added.

Some White House staffers who were in close proximity were notified of the positive test result today, one official said.

This story has been updated with further developments Friday morning.

CNN's Paul LeBlanc contributed to this report.

**Captain Solo** · 09-28-20 14:43

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/n...090018654.html

No Meat, No Milk, No Bread: Hunger Crisis Rocks Latin America.

James Attwood, Valentina Fuentes, Jonathan Gilbert and Michael McDonald.

Mon, September 28,2020, 2:00 AM PDT.

(Bloomberg) -- he couldn't feed his family. Matilde Alonso knew it was true but couldn't believe it. The pandemic had just hit Guatemala in full force and Alonso, a 34-year-old construction worker, was suddenly jobless.

He sat up all alone till late that night, his mind racing, and fought back tears. He had six mouths to feed, no income and no hope of receiving anything beyond the most meager of crisis-support checks -- some $130 -- from the cash-strapped government. Today, Alonso said, breakfast, lunch and dinner all look about the same in his house in El Jocotillo: maybe a tortilla with salt; maybe a tortilla with beans; maybe a bowl of rice and beans. "We used to eat meat. Now, there's no meat. We used to eat chicken. Now, there's no chicken. We used to drink milk. Now, there's no milk. " Even bread, he said, is off the menu. For tens of millions like Alonso, the pandemic has exposed just how fragile economic status is worldwide. In many ways, nowhere has that been more apparent than in Latin America, where a resurgence of poverty is bringing a vicious wave of hunger in a region that was supposed to have mostly eradicated that kind of malnutrition decades ago. From Buenos Aires to Mexico City, families are skipping on meals and swapping fresh produce for starchy and sugary items. Even in Chile, a developing-world success story, some neighborhoods are turning to community cook-ups in a throwback to the dictatorship era of the 1980's.

Latin America stands out because most of the region's governments don't have the financial might to deliver the huge amounts of aid that's been seen in places like the USA And Europe. Then there are the millions of workers who labor in the informal economy, selling mangos from a street cart or cleaning homes for cash, who are often locked out of assistance programs. The United Nations' World Food Programme estimates that the Latin American and Caribbean nations in which it operates will see a surge of roughly 270% in the number of people facing severe food insecurity over the coming months. That rise -- to 16 million from 4. 3 million before the pandemic -- is likely to be the steepest in the world and more than twice the estimated global growth rate, Norha Restrepo, a WFP spokesperson in Panama, said by telephone.

Growing the region's middle class has come in fits and starts. A boom in commodity prices from 2000 to 2014 sparked a decrease in the poverty rate from 27% to 12%. But as demand for raw materials cooled, there was a swift reversal. Argentina sank into deep recession, and the economic situation in Venezuela took an unprecedented dive into despair. Meanwhile, even the earlier period of growth was hiding deep fault lines in the region, where economic inequality, racial tensions and police brutality brewed just beneath the surface. Those pressures boiled over into mass protests last year, with hundreds of thousands taking to the streets in Colombia, Chile and Ecuador.

The pandemic has made economic stability even more precarious, with millions now making the unthinkable move from relatively comfortable lives to not knowing where their next meal is coming from.

"The difference between being poor and going poor is brutal," said Jose Aguilar, founder of Reactivemos La Esperanza, which supports 100 families in Costa Rica and is trying to reach more people. "When you're middle class and you have food, access to education and are accustomed to a certain quality of life and all of a sudden it's taken away from you through no fault of your own, that hits families really hard."

The region is on track for its worst recession in a century with a 9. 1% contraction forecast for this year and unemployment set to reach 13.5%, according to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, or Eclac. With half the working population living outside of formal economies, job numbers don't tell the whole story. Regionally, Eclac expects an additional 28 million to enter the ranks of extreme poverty this year, with women overrepresented in poor households.

"This economic and health crisis is just starting, and it'll result in the largest number of people living in food scarcity in recent times," said Maria Teresa Garcia, who heads Bancos de Alimentos de Mexico, a food charity. "This crisis is going to leave a mark for a long, long time."

Other parts of the world are also seeing the reversal. The World Bank in June warned that the pandemic could undo years of progress for the poor in less-developed nations such as India and Nigeria, with as many as 100 million more people expected to fall into extreme poverty. With that, there will be a massive spike in food inequality. As many as 132 million more people than previously projected could go hungry in 2020, and this year's increase may be more than triple any this century, according to UN estimates. Latin America is helping to lead that surge.

In Chile, Sonia Gallardo has gone from eating dinners of chicken and rice to washing down bread and butter with coffee. Sometimes it's only coffee. She immigrated from Peru 12 years ago for a better life in Chile, leaving behind an old two-room adobe house in Chiclayo that had been passed down to her mother. Working as a housekeeper in Santiago, she used to make $600 a month, enough to start saving for a home of her own. But strict lockdowns ended that job, and now she's lucky to make $80 a month reselling cleaning products in the city's bustling markets. There's barely enough for groceries. She's suddenly dropped 10 pounds and is adding elastic to her pants to keep them from falling down.

"I never thought this was going to happen. I thought that I would never have to live like I lived in Peru again," Gallardo said.

Like most of the world, the hunger gripping Latin America has nothing to do with insufficient supply. In fact, the region is an agricultural powerhouse, with its fertile plains and valleys producing grains, fruits and proteins that help feed the world. The crisis is about whether those thrown out of work during the pandemic can afford to eat.

For the most part, aid from governments is far outstripped by the need, even if some countries decided to implement aggressive stimulus packages. Brazil, for example, has started an emergency cash stipends program so ambitious that it temporarily helped bring down extreme poverty readings to national historic lows. But that massive program is expiring at the end of the year and is too fiscally expensive to sustain further. In most countries, payments are limited and people spend any cash they get to first pay for housing and utility costs. There's often little left over for food.

In Argentina, Miguel Leiva pulled himself out of the unemployment and drugs of a Buenos Aires slum, and he now supports his wife and two children as a bus driver and is training to be a primary-school teacher. The country's 41% inflation is eating into his $525 a month salary, and strict lockdowns mean he can no longer work extra hours. He's behind on credit-card and utility payments and weekly barbecues of Argentina's famed short ribs are now "a luxury we can't afford. " The family has also cut back on fruit and vegetables. Chocolate biscuits, loaded with sugar, have replaced expensive yogurts, while the family's intake of flour for homemade pasta has jumped by as much as tenfold.

"It's the same for everyone," Leiva, 45, said. "We may eat OK for two weeks, but then it's a case of surviving until the end of the month and the next paycheck. ".

An undernourished population typically means more costly visits to doctors and hospitals, a less productive workforce and more school absenteeism. Most concerning to the UN are the implications for development of young children. Food insecurity also risks exacerbating unrest after the wave of protests in 2019.

In such a diverse region, the economic impact from the pandemic is uneven. Poorer countries like Haiti and parts of Central America that rely on remittances are particularly vulnerable. As are the millions of Venezuelan migrants in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru who depend on informal work and lack access to social programs. Tens of thousands of them are returning home, bringing more mouths to feed in Venezuela, which was already on the brink of famine.

Even in more developed countries such as Chile, some communities are having to band together to ensure people are fed.

In the Santiago neighborhood of Lo Hermida—known for its participation in social struggles especially during the military dictatorship of the 1970's and 1980's—Erika Martinez is organizing "common pots," or community cook-ups, that have fed about 300 people a day since May.

The food is mostly noodles and legumes. Local butchers or grocers sometimes kick in leftovers, and chicken is a rare treat. The cooking is done with firewood because there's no money for gas. The clientele is mainly informal workers such as part-time tradesmen, gardeners or seamstresses who've been hit the hardest by pandemic lockdowns.

"For us in Lo Hermida, the common pots represent a sad memory of the 80's," said 53-year-old Martinez. "I never thought we would have to go back to that. ".

Back in Guatemala, the government has already reported an increase in the rate of acute malnutrition among children aged 5 and under. Alonso, the construction worker, is so worried about how to keep his four kids fed that he's started planting corn and beans. A friend leased him a small plot of land. Another gave him some seeds and fertilizer and told him he can have until the end of the year to pay back the cost, he said. "It's what I've been doing all pandemic long — improvising as best I can. ".

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**DramaFree11** · 09-20-20 03:04

Originally Posted by JamesKm1984 [View Original Post]

LMAO Still going at it. Still trying to prove a point for something that is pointless. I like how you're trying to put a humorous tone in your comments now since it's become obvious that you're the joke here for taking something so trivial so seriously LOL.

You do realize that nobody here actually is taking this seriously, but we're just trying to see how long you keep trying to prove something, right? You're the only person that genuinely takes this to heart. And did you really need to obviously lie to us with the whole "I'm typing this while my HK girl is sleeping next to me" and "the pics aren't uploading" facade? You do realize that no one believes you, right? This reminds me of something a middle schooler would do to try to prove a point LMAO.

As I asked before, what are you trying to actually achieve? Like NOBODY here cares about this. It literally just started out with a little comment here and a comment there and a postulate here and a theory there, and all of a sudden it's like you're on a mission to prove something. If you haven't managed to figure it out in your definitely-on-the-spectrum head, the more you talk, the more your shit is becoming obvious LMAO.

PS: No problems uploading pics on Chrome LMAO

You are correct nobody cares, I think he probably just trying to get under guys skins. His reports are actually better now, they use to be way worse. Not sure how he never gets suspended.

**JamesKm1984** · 09-20-20 01:59

LMAO Still going at it. Still trying to prove a point for something that is pointless. I like how you're trying to put a humorous tone in your comments now since it's become obvious that you're the joke here for taking something so trivial so seriously LOL.

You do realize that nobody here actually is taking this seriously, but we're just trying to see how long you keep trying to prove something, right? You're the only person that genuinely takes this to heart. And did you really need to obviously lie to us with the whole "I'm typing this while my HK girl is sleeping next to me" and "the pics aren't uploading" facade? You do realize that no one believes you, right? This reminds me of something a middle schooler would do to try to prove a point LMAO.

As I asked before, what are you trying to actually achieve? Like NOBODY here cares about this. It literally just started out with a little comment here and a comment there and a postulate here and a theory there, and all of a sudden it's like you're on a mission to prove something. If you haven't managed to figure it out in your definitely-on-the-spectrum head, the more you talk, the more your shit is becoming obvious LMAO.

PS: No problems uploading pics on Chrome LMAO

**DramaFree11** · 09-20-20 01:16

Because I've destroyed every point you've made so far. Look above for the and I will say I only share information here that I know to be true. I would never post anything here as fact just because I heard a chica say it.

You lied about meeting with the manager and now you say everything you've written is true? Listen, there's an easy way to figure out who's lying. Me, a 12 year ZN vet who's been providing reliable intel for over a decade? Or Dcrist who claims he asked HK's manager about the sliding ficha scale, yet cannot provide any details. He claims that HK extends credit to alcoholic meth addicted putas. That at the end of every week 1000 putas line up at the bar to settle their ficha tabs. LOL. Every monger go visit wherever it is the HK chicas are working now. And ask them how much the HK payout was for a ficha. They'll say $34. They won't say "depende cuantos arribas. " The liar will be exposed.

Give it a break. Like most of your reports, you are just flat out wrong. Write a report about a actual girl, (just one time, it is just not that hard), this is ridiculous.

**ClamSlammer** · 09-19-20 22:41

James should just concentrate on figuring out the decades old mystery of how HK pays all those meseros LMAO! And how it's a "miracle" that HK "survives" selling beers at the paltry return of 3500%! My goodness, the idiocy is just off the scale here. And Scatman should start by learning how to count past 12. His claim that "less than a dozen countries were involved in both World Wars" accurately reflects his intelligence and level of education. I can name 12 countries just in Europe off the top of my head. Most of Asia was involved, along with North Africa, central America, Australia, and the entire North American continent. The true count was around 80 or 90. But Scatman proclaims "less than a dozen" LOL!