August 18. 2020

Hollywood

The Daily Mail is reporting that Hollywood stars are fleeing California. This is ironic, as Hollywood turned it into Sodom and Gomorrah. Hollywood stars and executives are now complaining Los Angeles is full of homeless people, tent cities, violent crime.

The Daily Mail reported, "Some 66,000 people now sleep rough every night in LA – up 12.5 per cent on last year." Homelessness tends to increase in warm climates, as those without homes move to areas with comfortable temperatures, such as California and Florida. However, the Los Angeles unemployment rate skyrocketed more than many major cities, creating even more homelessness.

The newspaper also reported, "A makeshift tent city made up of flapping tarpaulins and cardboard boxes surrounds the gym on all sides.
Junkies and the homeless, many of whom are clearly mentally ill, walk the palm-lined streets like zombies – all just three blocks from multi-million-dollar homes overlooking the Pacific. Stolen bicycles are piled high on pavements littered with broken syringes."

The article further stated, "TV bulletins are filled with horror stories from across the city; of women being attacked during their morning jog or residents returning home to find strangers defecating in their front gardens."

Crime has soared in California, particularly the city of Los Angeles, whereas rates of violence are lower in comparable states such as Texas and Florida. Famous actor Lou Ferrigno, who played the "Hulk" spoke out about the issue. Ferrigno and his wife Carla recently left Los Angeles after 40-years of residence.

Carla Ferrigno stated, "One morning around 7am I opened the curtains in our beautiful Santa Monica (Los Angeles) home and looking up at me from our driveway were three gang members with tattoos on their faces sitting on our retaining wall. They were cat-calling me and being vulgar. I motioned I was going to call the police and they just laughed, flicking their tongues at me and showing me their guns."

The departure of high profile citizens such as Tesla and Space X owner Elon Musk and hilarious actress Renee Taylor of the hit sitcom "The Nanny" who are headed for places such as Texas and New York respectively, highlight the issue of wealth leaving the State of California. They are two of many.

The government of California is not amused and is creating a new "wealth tax" that will apply to all locals and those leaving for other states. The California government seeks to enact the new tax that will impact .05% of Californians.

Oakland, California assemblyman Rob Bonta stated, "Families are hurting right now. COVID-19 has only made matters worse. In times of crisis, all Californians must step up and contribute their fair share. Asking these well-resourced Californians to give a little more to keep our people working and support our most vulnerable is the right thing to do."

Hollywood the industry helped to damage Los Angeles. So many people go to Hollywood in search of fame and fortune and end up criminally exploited, sexually and mentally abused, turned into drug addicts and cast aside. Hollywood is not about building people up. It is about criminal exploitation and control, regarding an industry run by sick, depraved, child abusing cults and organized crime. The more these cults and organized crime took over during the past 15-years, the worse the industry has become for it.

I've repeatedly stated on this site that Hollywood has brought something bad on America regarding the sick examples being set through movies, television, radio and the internet. Hollywood worships money and perversion. They routinely set a horrible example for your kids. Look at who the top stars in Hollywood are, people like the Kardashians, who are very materialistic, sexually indiscriminate and untalented. In the 1980s and 1990s Hollywood stars had class and talent. Now it's overrun by crazy cultists who are child molesters and rapists.

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Hollywood's Apocalypse NOW: Rich and famous are fleeing in droves as liberal politics and coronavirus turn City of Dreams into cesspit plagued by junkies and violent criminals

Published: 17:00 EDT, 15 August 2020 | Updated: 09:47 EDT, 16 August 2020 - Gold's Gym has become synonymous with the Hollywood Dream. Set just a few hundred yards from the ocean in sun-kissed Venice Beach, Los Angeles, Gold's was the backdrop for Pumping Iron, the 1977 documentary which followed a young, unknown Austrian bodybuilder called Arnold Schwarzenegger as he prepared for the Mr Universe contest.

The film turned him into an overnight sensation. He would go on to become a global superstar, marry a member of the Kennedy clan, and become Governor of California. Yet today Gold's sits amid post-apocalyptic scenes which have consumed much of LA, turning the City of Dreams into an urban nightmare from which people are fleeing in droves.

Makeshift tents line the popular tourist destination of Venice Beach. 'For Sale' signs are seemingly dotted on every suburban street as the middle classes, particularly those with families, flee for the safer suburbs, with many choosing to leave LA altogether.

A makeshift tent city made up of flapping tarpaulins and cardboard boxes surrounds the gym on all sides. Junkies and the homeless, many of whom are clearly mentally ill, walk the palm-lined streets like zombies – all just three blocks from multi-million-dollar homes overlooking the Pacific. Stolen bicycles are piled high on pavements littered with broken syringes...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk

California Dems’ Wealth Tax Follows People Who Move Out of the State

By Katy Grimes, August 17, 2020 7:28 am - Assemblyman Rob Bonta (D-Oakland) made an appearance on “Cavuto: Coast to Coast” Friday to discuss his Wealth Tax proposal. Bonta told Cavuto the tax “affects about 0.15% of the California population — not the top 10%, not the top 1%, the top .15%, about 30,000 people.”

California Globe reported Bonta held a Zoom press conference Thursday announcing his legislation to tax the state’s wealthiest job creators and innovators – he claimed the “30,400 billionaires” living and working in California. (According to CNBC, there are only 630 billionaires in the entire United States.)

Bonta’s press conference was moderated by SEIU California, and not by his Capitol staff. “The California Wealth Tax (AB 2088 as amended) would apply a 0.4% tax on the portion of a taxpayer’s net worth that exceeds $30 million. (approximately 30,400 people),” Bonta’s website says...

https://californiaglobe.com