In NYC, mayor has moved 13,000 homeless into 139 high-price hotels; many moved from city shelters
NYC's cunning communist mayor is Bill de Blasio (original name Warren Wilhelm), and his administration has been using the Chinese virus as an excuse to force taxpayers to pay to house 13,000 homeless people in 139 of the city's high-priced hotels.
There are about 700 hotels in NYC, and last April the city signed a $78 million initial contract (with some connected third party) to sign up hotels to house the homeless, with the bill paid by taxpayers. It's a great way for "connected" hotels to keep revenue coming in after tourism tanked due to the huge number of virus deaths in NYC.
The contractor signed up almost 20 percent of the hotels in the city, and around 13,000 formerly homeless people are reportedly living in those hotels. Interestinly, the city actually moved most of those OUT of various city-owned shelters where they'd been housed. Apparently city-run shelters just aren't good enough during the virus.
Some experts are concerned that this program will continue for years and will eventually bankrupt the city. But here's the cunning part: Somehow ol' Warren Wilhelm managed to find a Deep-State mole in FEMA to agree to have that agency pay 75% of the cost!
You read that right: You--taxpayers in all states--are paying 75% of the cost of housing NYC homeless in luxury hotels. Cool, eh? They even moved people in city shelters into the hotels to increase the revenue.
The New York Post reported that the city moved at least six convicted pedophiles into an opulent hotel on Manhattan's upper west side, just a block from an elementary school playground, which would violate state law. The Post reported that one of the six had "forced sex with a four-year-old girl."
When the Post asked City Hall a spokes-liar denied that the parolees were at that location (what a surprise!), but the Post claimed otherwise. An official wouldn't confirm nor deny but told Fox News "The city places all clients in appropriate locations in accordance with state law... regardless of background." "We don’t discriminate based on people’s previous experiences or backgrounds."
Find the FEMA official who agreed to have his agency--i.e. taxpayers--pay 75% of the costs of the rooms, and you'll find the guy who's in bed with ol' Warren Wilhelm and the owners of those 139 connected hotels.
Source.
There are about 700 hotels in NYC, and last April the city signed a $78 million initial contract (with some connected third party) to sign up hotels to house the homeless, with the bill paid by taxpayers. It's a great way for "connected" hotels to keep revenue coming in after tourism tanked due to the huge number of virus deaths in NYC.
The contractor signed up almost 20 percent of the hotels in the city, and around 13,000 formerly homeless people are reportedly living in those hotels. Interestinly, the city actually moved most of those OUT of various city-owned shelters where they'd been housed. Apparently city-run shelters just aren't good enough during the virus.
Some experts are concerned that this program will continue for years and will eventually bankrupt the city. But here's the cunning part: Somehow ol' Warren Wilhelm managed to find a Deep-State mole in FEMA to agree to have that agency pay 75% of the cost!
You read that right: You--taxpayers in all states--are paying 75% of the cost of housing NYC homeless in luxury hotels. Cool, eh? They even moved people in city shelters into the hotels to increase the revenue.
The New York Post reported that the city moved at least six convicted pedophiles into an opulent hotel on Manhattan's upper west side, just a block from an elementary school playground, which would violate state law. The Post reported that one of the six had "forced sex with a four-year-old girl."
When the Post asked City Hall a spokes-liar denied that the parolees were at that location (what a surprise!), but the Post claimed otherwise. An official wouldn't confirm nor deny but told Fox News "The city places all clients in appropriate locations in accordance with state law... regardless of background." "We don’t discriminate based on people’s previous experiences or backgrounds."
Find the FEMA official who agreed to have his agency--i.e. taxpayers--pay 75% of the costs of the rooms, and you'll find the guy who's in bed with ol' Warren Wilhelm and the owners of those 139 connected hotels.
Source.
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