Rite Aid just filed for bankruptcy. Had connections to CIA. In 2020, they were busted for using facial recognition technology in their stores.

Almost all of us have heard that Rite Aid just filed for bankruptcy.

But, probably none of you know its connection to CIA.

In 2020, they were busted for using facial recognition technology in their stores.

Again, NOT one person connected their so-called 'Founders' to intel.

— Kirby Sommers (@LandlordLinks) November 17, 2023

Rite Aid’s bankruptcy was a longtime coming and any savvy investor would have seen this 10-15 years in the making. Good real estate is good real estate, especially if this particular site is at a hard corner with good access and demographics. Can likely redevelop for a c-store

— Carnival_Poe (@Carnival_Poe) November 10, 2023

KIRBY SOMMERS: Homelessness is GENOCIDE

I was talking to a Southern California Realtor several weeks ago who just wished the cities and state would do something about the homeless.  

Then lo and behold, last week's 10 Freeway fire in Los Angeles.  Even the national news, like ABC, conceded it was arson.  Of course, so many are, but who is the arson in this case?  Is it state-sponsored terrorism or Machiavalianism that set the fire in So. Cal. a week before Xi's arrival in northern California?  Truth be told, Northern California's homeless issue could be worse than Southern California in part, due to the sanctuary cities providing all kinds of benefits.  For instance, Santa Cruz provides for all kinds of services for their homeless who own the streets.

Then I saw this.

The homeless problem across the United States is intentional.

When Gary Webb exposed the CIA's connection to the pumping of drugs into black communities--that was the tip of the iceberg.

Unless you are a member of the elite, you are expendable.

Homelessness is GENOCIDE. https://t.co/Sy4q5nXMUy

— Kirby Sommers (@LandlordLinks) November 17, 2023

This is London. 

🚨DISGUSTING @CamdenCouncil DESTROYS THE TENTS OF THOSE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS. pic.twitter.com/Mtx5cB2jir

— Streets Kitchen (@streetskitchen) November 10, 2023

"My clothing, everything from the past 23 years, all my belongings, is away . . . is gone,"

"The tent was like my home. It was where I found peace. "I feel devastated you know." He said he had been given no notice about the removal of his tent.