disappointedinSF @DisappointedSF

I do remember — I broke the story about that Target, which had 2000 shoplifting incidents, none of which were reported. That’s why you can’t trust the SFPD dashboard. Here is the story: susanreynolds.substack.com/p/one-target-s…

Fava Mandies @FavaMandies

2 months ago

@SusanDReynolds Remember a few years ago when that one Target in Soma tried actually reporting all its shoplifting incidents...and it was half the total incidents reported city-wide?

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“I really miss that kid, he was a great kid, and he was very artistic, and he loved people and he loved to be helpful. He always helped people all around, all around the city he was always helping people. He was helping people at different businesses and doing whatever he could.” That was Pete, last night on the steps of City Hall. Pete was Steven’s dad. A father at a microphone, trying to make a city remember that his son was a person. Steven was more than a name on a paper bag. He was a best friend to my buddy Adam, @bettersoma. Not an acquaintance. Not a project. A best friend. Adam shared dozens of videos of Steven on X before he died. He showed him as he was. Funny. Human. Still here. A lot of you watched those same videos. Then on November 15, 2025, Steven was gone. Pete is not asking for a think tank. He is asking for something simple. Get arrested for drugs, you stay in for 30 days. Get arrested again, you stay in for 90 days. Time. A locked door. A chance to live. Instead San Francisco lets addicts die on the street every single day and calls it “compassion.” @DanielLurie told this city he would declare a fentanyl state of emergency if he became mayor. He promised it. He said it like he meant it. Like it was going to be a game changer. It was the number one thing he campaigned on. Our city got no such thing. Addicts still die on these streets every day. Open air drug markets still run at night. Dealers still sell fentanyl and meth in the open. Drug paraphernalia is still handed out like free candy to people already circling the drain. @war24182236 documents it almost every single day. Steven was alive when Lurie made those promises. Steven was alive when Lurie won. Steven was alive when Lurie was sworn in. Steven is dead today. Maybe if this city had treated fentanyl like the emergency it actually is, a father would not have been standing on the steps of City Hall last night telling stories about his dead son. Please take a minute. Watch the video. Listen to Pete. Then look at the bags. Every one of them had a name. Every one of them had someone who loved them. Steven had Pete. Steven had Adam. That should have been enough to keep him alive. It was not. “I really miss that kid.” That was a father who lost his son. The people who work in the building behind him are not bystanders. They are responsible. Steven’s death is what their inaction looks like. It is what their policies produce.

bettersoma @bettersoma

2 months ago

The people. Pete. Steven’s dad. Listen.

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@war24182236 Haha. They need to arrest these mutha fuckas too... x.com/i/status/20401…

jj smith @war24182236

7 months ago

🎥April03 2026 3:05pm California is having a problem with Petition Gathers. This is an ongoing issue with them preying on the homeless and drug addicted. Watch how these people are coaching me to what name to write and what address to Write

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🎥May 10 2026 7:05am Location 6th & Market st Downtown San Francisco. This is San Francisco Main Open Drug Market that doesn’t exist. And there is no plans to shut it down. Because San Francisco Director of Strategic Evan Sernoffsky made a public statement that this area looks different. Well this scene has been here for many years.

@EvelDick Happy Birthday 🎉

When a man assaulted California politician @SpeakerPelosi's husband in San Francisco, he got life in prison with no parole. When a man kills an Asian senior citizen for sport in San Francisco, the progressive @SFSuperiorCourt releases him.

Garry Tan @garrytan

7 months ago

It's official: A San Francisco judge just suspended the sentence of Antoine Watson, Grandpa Vicha's killer, and released him on probation. The judge said she thought imprisonment would have a "poor impact" on Watson. This is the state of SF courts. gli.st/lvyg5lck

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There are 42 states that hold bartenders accountable if the customers they over serve kill someone but 0 states that hold Judges accountable if the criminals they release kill someone. Insane.

Gavin Newsom wants to be President. Think of it. The man who turned the Golden State into the greatest fraud factory the world has ever seen... the man who let billions and billions and billions of your tax dollars get stolen right out from under him... that man wants to run the country. Everybody sees it. Even the Democrats see it. They just don't want to talk about it. So let's talk about what's really happening in California because the numbers are so big, so staggering, so unbelievable that people can't even comprehend them. Medi-Cal... that's California's version of Medicaid, their big healthcare program... has more than doubled from $108 billion to a proposed $222 billion. The population didn't double. The spending doubled. Where did the money go? It went to the fraudsters. It went to the grifters. It went to people driving around in brand new BMWs and $200,000 Maybachs while your grandmother can't afford her medication in the 4th largest economy in the world. Disgraceful. A brave young journalist... Nick Shirley, great guy, incredible courage... went into Los Angeles and did what the entire state government of California refused to do. He walked up to the doors. He knocked. He asked questions. And what did he find? He found daycares with 39 children enrolled on paper and five kids actually there. He found daycares in San Diego with 14 children enrolled and zero... zero... present when the state inspectors showed up. Four different visits by state inspectors. Zero children every single time. And California kept sending the checks. Kept sending the money. Billions of dollars just flowing out the door to empty buildings and ghost children. Think of it. Nick found a daycare operating out of an apartment... one bedroom... supposedly caring for eight kids. He shows up and finds two small children outside completely unsupervised. No adult anywhere. His producer, a mother, broke down crying on camera because the scene was so horrifying. These are real children being used as pawns in a massive fraud scheme and Gavin Newsom's California didn't do a thing to stop it. Not a thing. But the daycares... and this is the part that really gets you... the daycares are almost small compared to what's happening with hospice. Los Angeles County has seen a 1,500 percent increase in hospice companies since 2010. That's not a typo. Fifteen hundred percent. The elderly population went up about 40 percent. The number of hospice agencies went from 109 to over 1,800. Forty-five times more hospice agencies per senior than New York. Fifty-nine times more than Florida. Nobody's ever seen anything like it. CBS News... and give them credit, they actually did real journalism for once... went through every single hospice operating in LA County. Seven hundred and forty-two of them... 42 percent... showed multiple red flags for fraud as defined by the state's own criteria. Nearly 500 hospices crammed into a three-mile radius in the San Fernando Valley. One hundred and thirty-seven along Van Nuys Boulevard alone. Eighty-nine... 89 hospice companies... registered inside one single building in Van Nuys. One building. And 72 of those showed signs of fraud. Nick Shirley went to that very area. He walked into a place called Miracle Healing Hospice that billed $1.3 million. Knocked on the door. Nobody home. Looked through the window. Completely empty. Not a single piece of furniture. $32,000 per patient billed to the taxpayers and there's nothing inside. Nothing. He went to Guardian of Angels Hospice... $4.8 million billed. Couldn't even find them. Went door to door looking for this company that collected nearly five million dollars and it didn't appear to exist. And here's where it gets really interesting... the "I can't believe this is real" part. Every single one of these empty buildings, these shell companies, these ghost operations... the parking lots were full of the most expensive cars you've ever seen. Brand new BMW M8 Competitions. Cybertrucks. $200,000 Maybachs. Mercedes after Mercedes after Mercedes. The fraudsters weren't even trying to hide it. They were driving around in luxury vehicles paid for with stolen Medicare dollars while hardworking Californians can't afford their rent. Nick went to a place that teaches people how to open their own hospice. A consulting firm. In LA. You don't need to be a doctor. You don't need to be a nurse. You don't need to be anything. Just get some stolen Medicare numbers from elderly people... which are worth more than credit card numbers now, everybody in the industry knows it... bill the government, and watch the checks roll in. A medical professional told Nick on camera that hospice fraud became a trend during COVID. People were building hospices and flipping them like real estate. Building them and selling them. Using your tax dollars. Quite honestly one of the most disgraceful things anyone has ever seen in this country. And Gavin Newsom's big response? He says he banned new hospice licenses in 2021. Incredible. He banned new licenses while 742 fraudulent operations kept running. That's like locking the front door after the burglars moved in and set up a furniture store in your living room. His own state auditor told him in 2022... wrote him a letter, very direct, very clear... that California's weak controls had created the opportunity for large-scale fraud and abuse. Stolen identities of medical personnel. Abnormally high rates of living patients being discharged. The whole system was rotten. And what did Newsom do? He blamed Trump. Always blaming somebody else. Never his fault. His spokesperson actually called Dr. Oz an idiot for pointing out the fraud. That tells you everything you need to know about Gavin Newsom's priorities. Meanwhile an adult daycare in LA billed $19.8 million. Nick went there at 1:30 in the afternoon. No adults present. The place looked like it was falling apart. They couldn't even produce a brochure. Couldn't even answer the phone. A voicemail box that was full. $19.8 million of your money. California's own Attorney General Rob Bonta had to admit it... called hospice fraud an epidemic. An epidemic. And this is Newsom's guy saying this. The "Califraudia" report estimates total fraud waste and abuse across the state could hit $250 billion. Billions and billions and billions. The state auditor has been flagging Medi-Cal as high risk for mismanagement since 2007. Almost twenty years of warnings and nothing changed. By March 2025, Newsom's healthcare department needed a $3.4 billion emergency loan. A week later they came back begging for another $2.8 billion. The state is hemorrhaging money and nobody at the top cares because nobody at the top is paying for it. You're paying for it. The DOJ has been arresting people. Good. Four California residents just got sentenced for a $16 million hospice fraud and money laundering scheme... sham companies, fake documents, stolen Medicare numbers, shell accounts. The Armenian Organized Crime strike force dismantled five hospices in LA. But these are drops in an ocean of fraud that Newsom watched grow for years and years and years while he was busy running around the country auditioning for President. This is the man the Democrats want to put in charge of the whole country. The man who couldn't find 742 fraudulent hospices in his own state. The man whose government kept sending checks to daycares with zero children. The man whose citizens are getting their Medicare numbers stolen so criminals can drive Maybachs. The man whose own auditor begged him to act and he ignored it. Gavin Newsom didn't build the Golden State. He built the fraud state. And now he wants your vote. Go look at what he did to California. Go look at those empty buildings billing millions. Go look at those children left unsupervised in apartment daycares. Go look at those parking lots full of luxury cars outside fake hospices. And then ask yourself... do we really want this for America?

@bettersoma The people… We’ve called for help when they OD We’ve found their corpse on the sidewalk We’ve tried to help and encourage recovery from addiction But our @sfgov continues to throw $3 billion a year in tax money to make sure drug addiction continues unabated 🤬

50. I’ve never seen any of them. What do they do exactly? tell me like I’m 5.

Boom 💥 @LoveCodeTrade

8 months ago

San Francisco sends $𝟱𝟳𝟭 𝗺𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗼𝗻 in homelessness grants to 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝟱𝟬 𝗻𝗼𝗻𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝘁𝘀. Every single one has its own CEO, CFO, HR department, and compliance officer. That's 50+ parallel bureaucracies. 𝟱𝟬+ 𝗘𝘅𝗲𝗰𝘂𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗦𝘂𝗶𝘁𝗲𝘀 The SF

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Outreach is concierge to the morgue let’s be very clear here. There are no metrics except dead bodies.

Boom 💥 @LoveCodeTrade

8 months ago

San Francisco sends $𝟱𝟳𝟭 𝗺𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗼𝗻 in homelessness grants to 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝟱𝟬 𝗻𝗼𝗻𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝘁𝘀. Every single one has its own CEO, CFO, HR department, and compliance officer. That's 50+ parallel bureaucracies. 𝟱𝟬+ 𝗘𝘅𝗲𝗰𝘂𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗦𝘂𝗶𝘁𝗲𝘀 The SF

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Title:: San Francisco Sixth Street The Darkest Mile.

🚨 Breaking News 🚨 The City of Oakland just LOST the bankruptcy case in Kentucky and we now owe hundreds of millions of dollars to ITS. This will send us into Bankruptcy. No one else reported on this very obvious conclusion besides 🦇 Gotham Oakland. Oaklandside didn’t dare touch it. The legacy media is asleep at the wheel.

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The most expensive “pipes” in history: $65,000 each! San Francisco taxpayers are so generous. #Art #money

Citizenj17 ✝️🇺🇸 @citizenj17

a year ago

How did this taxpayer funded public “art” went from $35K to $850K? You cannot make rent or pay @SFMTA_Muni tickets but they sure know to spend your tax dollars. #OnlyInSF #SanFrancisco

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@war24182236 So sad. He sees nothing good ever being a possibility out of his life.

This guy also was @upzonethememes smeared me he’s a disgusting slob

Citizenj17 ✝️🇺🇸 @citizenj17

a year ago

How did this taxpayer funded public “art” went from $35K to $850K? You cannot make rent or pay @SFMTA_Muni tickets but they sure know to spend your tax dollars. #OnlyInSF #SanFrancisco

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BREAKING: Jenny exotic twerks the city once again for a couple million. She’s a fucking liar.

jj smith @war24182236

a year ago

@harad @SusanDReynolds @TheMarinaTimes Jenny is Celebrating in the hood of this win

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These numbers will shock you. Since 2017, the 20 nonprofits in San Francisco that have the largest amounts in active contracts with San Francisco’s Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing have been awarded almost $2 billion. The average total compensation, including benefits, among the top executives of the nonprofits that held the city’s biggest homelessness contracts was about $300,000, with a wide range from less than $100,000 to about $680,000. Keep in mind that San Francisco is second only to LA and Oakland in terms of numbers of homeless. This needs to be investigated and put a stop to.

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SF Mayor Lurie is sidestepping Jennifer Friedenbach and reshaping homelessness strategy—shifting focus from “Housing First” to shelters, treatment beds, and drug/mental health solutions. Friedenbach pushes back. Read more: thevoicesf.org/housing-first-…