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Seems a slew of articles, all taking place in Atlanta, keep hitting the FGS and the news.\u00a0 Guess it is not surprising – traditionally the actual city of Atlanta seems to be a typical American big city with all the attendant leadership problems. Matter of fact, it’s worth commenting in passing that yet another politician seems to be in George Soros’ pocket: not surprising to most of us, Stacey Abrams has been found to be The Democracy PAC, which Soros solely funds and has used to inject vast amounts into the political arena, wired $30,000 to Sage Works LLC in May for strategic consulting services, according to his committee’s mid-year report. Sage Works is an Atlanta-based company owned by Abrams. The former Democratic candidate reported on her financial disclosure form that she also acts as its chief executive officer. Georgia business records show she incorporated the company in September 2002 and has remained its registered agent.\u00a0 Fox News<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Finding that Atlanta’s gap-toothed leftist is on Soros’ payroll, albeit relatively cheaply, isn’t a big shock. Actually, the article that got my attention was one in which a fella, Everett Tripodis, had his home torn down by the city\u00a0 – and now Atlanta is suing him for $68,000 in demolition costs, by way of ceding what is described as a very desirable lot to the city.<\/p>\n (Atlanta Channel 2 reporter Justin Gray) Gray first reported in March, how before tearing down the house, the city sent its notices that a city inspector found the house unfit for habitation to the wrong addresses. Certified letters were \u201creturned to sender.\u201d<\/p>\n Even the official demolition hearing notice was for Lawton Avenue zip code 30314. But Tripodis\u2019s home is on Lawton Street, which is in the 30310 zip code about 1.4 miles away.\u00a0 WSB-TV<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cThe demolition order itself gave the city and its contractor authority to demolition a home on a completely different street and a completely different zip code,\u201d Tripodis told Channel 2 Consumer Investigator Justin Gray.<\/p>\n A century-old home used to sit on the lot near the BeltLine. Tripodis and his mother bought the house as an investment property.<\/p>\n He said that each year, they paid to have it listed with Atlanta\u2019s vacant property registry as required by law.<\/p>\n \u201cThe city had the correct address, the correct owner\u2019s address in its internal records,\u201d Tripodis said.<\/p>\n Tripodis said they were working on remodeling the home when the city demolished it.<\/p>\n Gray was able to verify that certified letters to an incorrect address were returned to sender.\u00a0\u00a0 WSB-TV 2<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n So the city had the correct address on file, sent the condemnation\/demolition order to the wrong place, had them returned, yet still sent the demo crew to the RIGHT\u00a0 place – and is now doubling down by making him pay for it?<\/p>\n The demolition was ordered since there was debris in the yard (how shocking during a renovation) and an unsecured door.\u00a0 Me, I’m thinking lawyers must be lining up at Tripodis’ door.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"bought and paid for<\/del> taking the Soros nickel:<\/p>\nAlthough, like the man says, there is no shame in being a whore, only in being a CHEAP whore.<\/del><\/p>\n