FullPsycho

@TomVeganMan Fox squirrels have glorious tails.

Teddy

@mmcdonaldlewis @GreaterIdaho

A multi-part series on the imminent fall of Portland, due to crumbling real estate, Byzantine laws, usurious penalties and a government hiding the darkest secret Portland holds. Series continues in the comments. Posted on the Corrupted Governor Tina Kotek FB page by Mark Rogers. 1/ "THIS IS THE MAP THAT WILL DESTROY PORTLAND. -By SEP Asset Stabilization LLC EDIT: BELOW IS THE LIVE LINK google.com/maps/d/edit... This is our first part expose concerning the antitrust of Portland City and Multnomah county. This represents 8 billion of POTENTIAL AND IMMINENT LOSS to the city and county. Every blue dot is a brick building that can't be insured(without paying 3 to 10 time premium). Can't be financed or refinanced. Can't be sold at fair market value(10 cents on the dollar seems to be the going rate). And in many cases — can't even be auctioned. There are 1,369 of them. They are scattered across every neighborhood you care about — Parkrose, Old Town, Sandy Boulevard, Division, Alberta, Mississippi, St. Johns, Central Eastside, Montavilla, Lents. The restaurants you eat at. The apartments your neighbors live in. The small businesses that anchor your block. All unreinforced masonry. All under a mandatory seismic retrofit order from the City of Portland. Almost none of them have a funded path to compliance. Retrofit costs run $800,000 to $8,000,000 per building. The buildings are often worth less than the cost of fixing them. No conventional lender will finance a loan where construction cost exceeds collateral value. So the owners are trapped. They can't fix the building. They can't sell the building. They can't insure the building. And when they fall behind on property taxes — because of course they do — Multnomah County forecloses. And here's where it gets ugly. THE COUNTY ISN'T AUCTIONING THESE BUILDINGS. Oregon law requires it. ORS Chapter 275 lays out the foreclosure auction process. The county is supposed to auction tax-foreclosed properties and recover what it can. But what happens when you auction a building that nobody can insure, nobody can finance, and nobody knows how to retrofit? Nobody bids. And if nobody bids, the county is stuck holding a building it can't maintain, can't sell, and can't put back on the tax rolls. The assessed value collapses. The tax revenue disappears. The building rots. The county spent more administering the foreclosure than it will ever recover. So they stopped auctioning them. The county's own budget documents show foreclosure auction revenue collapsing year over year. Their Tax Title program page confirms the last public sale was May 2024. The next one? "Anticipated Spring 2026." We're in Spring 2026 right now. No properties have been posted. No auction has been announced. And the last time they did sell, it was bare land — strips and small parcels sold to adjacent property owners. Not buildings. Not the 1,369 buildings on this map. They are hiding the problem. Instead of auctioning buildings that nobody will buy, the county quietly absorbs the loss. Your tax dollars subsidize the gap between what these buildings owe and what the county can't recover. The county just settled a $3.5 million class action lawsuit for keeping surplus proceeds from the foreclosure sales it DID conduct — money that legally belonged to the original property owners. They were foreclosing on people, selling their buildings, and pocketing the difference."

@TomVeganMan What a cute face. Mackay just binged on seeds.

Doorb peeking in

@TomVeganMan Adorable face

Doorbie-Chan

@TeaPartyOGs @TylerAmerica1st Many wear clear shower caps in public

@TylerAmerica1st Someone wants to introduce Montanans the joy of wearing pajamas and fuzzy slippers to go shopping.

70IQ blacks don’t just wake up one day and decide they are going to move thousands of miles away from their city enclaves to Bozeman Montana.. nor do they have the money to. They are being airdropped here by someone. This is not organic at all.

@TylerAmerica1st @mkwhataboutit Boise the same. There’s an African apartment complex in my neighborhood. Makes no sense.

So sweet! 🐿️♥️

@KellyKilljoyTN @TrumpGirlOnFire Waterfall in Sawtooths

🚨 If you think the Grand Tetons are breathtaking… wait until you hear about this hidden Idaho paradise that might just top them. Most people have never even heard of Stanley, Idaho ~ but once you go, your soul literally begs to come back. I stayed right along the rushing river at this gem, then spent an entire day steering a little boat across the crystal-clear waters of Redfish Lake, surrounded by jagged Sawtooth peaks that look like they were freshly carved by God. To say I didn’t want to leave is an understatement. My soul is still craving to go back. One day I hope to come back and see it from a motorcycle ~ wind in my face, twisting mountain roads, and those insane views unfolding around every corner. Pure freedom. Who else has been to Stanley or Redfish Lake? Drop a ❤️ if this makes you want to pack up and go right now. Comment “ADD TO LIST” if you’re adding it to your bucket list. And tag someone you’d love to explore this with! This place isn’t just beautiful… it’s soul-healing. Who’s with me? 👇

@TomVeganMan They really are. I love their squeaks.

@FullPsychoRec Great area to feed them at, their little sounds are precious

A nice smile from Teddy at door

@SwedeInIdaho @RogueLou18 I saw them with shower caps too. At Winco.

@RogueLou18 Saw a family of 7 of them at a furniture store 45 min ago. Two still had their shower caps on from this morning. Shopping for $2k mattresses, the kind a hard-working American like me can’t afford. I guess you can when the taxpayers cover all your expenses.

Idaho’s numbers by arrivals

@TomVeganMan Nice action shot!

The Doorb jump

@TomVeganMan Ignore the strange camera sound, but thought you might like this

White Nose Short Vid, previous to this, he rejected about 6 good pecans.

God Bless Idaho. Thank you Idaho.

Show us your cute friend 🐾 Fluffy, tiny, or just too adorable — don’t gatekeep, show them off 💛

God Bless Idaho. Thank you Idaho.

@Darla2024 @Ravious101 @morgancap My friend did. Very common

@Ravious101 @morgancap My family commutes from Idaho to the Bay Area as well. Many people do.

🚨POLICE CHIEF EXPOSED - LIVING IN IDAHO, RUNNING CALIFORNIA FROM 600 MILES AWAY Millbrae Police Chief Eamonn Allen is pulling in $464k a year in one of the most expensive parts of California, yet he bought a house 646 miles away in Boise, Idaho. Instead of commuting, he’s been sleeping in the taxpayer-funded bedrooms inside the police station. ABC7 just exposed it — and yeah, it looks bad."

@WellitHappened1 @Ravious101 There’s lots of people who live in Boise and work in Northern California

@Ravious101 This is actually pretty common. I did a cabinet job for a lady and her husband was a cop in LA county. He flew down and flee back for his shifts.

@TomVeganMan I’ve never seen greys and fox squirrels sharing habitat before.

The greys know to keep their distance from Cora (or else)

@BillinPortland The wild turkeys often roost on roofs in my neighborhood. They’re just everywhere these days.

A turkey on our neighbor's garage...????