Howard Hager
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If you can't use the 25th Amendment to remove a guy posting pictures of himself as Jesus, and then saying he thought he was a doctor, you can't remove ANYONE. He is certifiably insane with dementia, and the entire Republican party is SILENT about it.
South Jersey wind energy manufacturer files for bankruptcy after project cancellations The company lost two major contracts and faces eviction from Paulsboro Marine Terminal. An administrative law judge also ruled it unlawfully tried to block unionization. A South Jersey manufacturer of steel components for U.S. offshore wind power generation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection following the cancellation of two projects, a pending eviction action by the port operator and labor strife. Paulsboro-based EEW American Offshore Structures and its affiliate EEW AOS Paulsboro Urban Renewal filed for protection on Wednesday in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey. Both are subsidiaries of Germany’s EEW Group. EEW manufactures monopiles — massive, single-cylinder steel pile foundations that are driven deep into the seabed to support offshore wind turbines — at the Paulsboro Marine Terminal in Gloucester County. Scheduled assets and liabilities each fall in the $10 million to $50 million range, according to the bankruptcy filing. EEW said in the filing that funds will be available for distribution to unsecured creditors. The German parent company owns 100% of the equity. EEW's work was kickstarted in December 2020, when then-New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced a $250 million investment to build monopiles for offshore wind turbines that will serve the entire U.S. offshore wind industry. Housed at the Paulsboro Marine Terminal, the announcement held the promise of creating more than 500 high-paying jobs at full build out. Construction of the facility began in 2021 on approximately 70 acres leased from Holt Logistics Corp. Charles Lamb, the company's CEO, said as political and economic tailwinds shifted, offshore windfarms that were heavily supported with public and private investments have been significantly curtailed under the Trump administration. “EEW has been strategically pursuing a plan to maximize value for all stakeholders for over a year,” Lamb said in a statement to the Business Journal. “Notwithstanding these good faith efforts, EEW has been under constant pressure, and the filing today will allow EEW to obtain a `breathing spell’ while allowing for the continued marketing of EEW’s assets to execute a value-maximizing transaction, to benefit all stakeholders.” In its petition, EEW said it would file a motion with the Bankruptcy Court “seeking approval of bidding procedures to be used to facilitate the sale of all or substantially all” of the company’s assets through one or more sales. The top creditors with unsecured claims are: 1. IRS - $2.2 million; 2. Paulsboro Waterfront Development - $1.69 million; 3. New Jersey Department of Treasury - $465,000; 4. Borough of Paulsboro - $187,802 The bankruptcy filing indicated there were between 50 and 99 creditors in all. Tom Pratt of Applied Business Strategy LLC was retained by the company as chief restructuring officer. EEW’s attorney in the case, Brett S. Theisen of Roseland’s Connell Foley, could not be reached for comment Friday. Hilco Corporate Finance has been retained as financial adviser. In 2023, Danish renewable energy company Orstead cancelled two projectswith EEW that would have invested $200 million into the manufacturing facility, citing rising interest rates, inflation and supply chain disruptions. Orsted ultimately agreed to pay the state of New Jersey $125 million for pulling out of the two wind projects. In January 2025, EEW lost another project to supply monopile foundations to the Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind project when Shell withdrew from a 50-50 joint venture between it had with EDF Renewables. Holt Logistics filed a lawsuit in Gloucester County Superior Court in October that sought to evict EEW from the facility — claiming it breached a lease agreement, violated state fire codes and federal labor laws. EEW denied the allegations in a counterclaim. Read more at: bizjournals.com/philadelphia/n…
.@rickygervais This poor dog was shot & killed in Morocco. What kind of people can kill a defenceless little dog in front of human & animal puppies…her puppies! What has happened to compassion in Morocco? Is it worth it @FIFAupdates Is it worth it football fans??
It's fascinating to see what social media reveals about a person before they become the Pope. Before he became Pope Leo XIV, Cardinal Robert Prevost was on Twitter trashing Trump, criticizing Vance, calling for open borders, promoting COVID vaccines, endorsing stricter gun control, and tweeting after George Floyd: "We need to hear more from leaders in the Church, to reject racism and seek justice." The account was deleted the day he was elected.
They are calling for the genocide of Whites
Maura Healey is the least transparent Governor in state history. Maura Healey rolled out an “ICE misconduct portal” as a political stunt. When she ran for Governor, Healey said she would open her office to the public records law. She lied. Now she’s hiding behind exemptions to shield who made submissions to this “portal” and what they claimed. When I’m Governor, I will abide by the public records law and the Kennealy-Manning Martin administration will be the most transparent in state history.
It’s almost like working people don’t like it when the government rips away their health insurance to give billionaires a massive tax break—and wastes billions on a reckless war of choice that’s making everything in life more expensive…
CAUGHT ON HIDDEN CAMERA: LA Housing Department Financial Officer Admits Witnessing Multiple Instances of Fraud Up To “$10–$20 Million” & “Going To People’s Pockets,” Homeless Developers Committing Forms Of Embezzlement, With Superiors Looking The Other Way To Help Mayor Karen Bass Maintain “Re-Election Funds.” “I have a couple of developers doing really sketchy stuff. My project was with a developer called CRCD — Marcella Gardens. We [LA City] can’t figure out where all the money is going… it’s going to people’s pockets.” “If they [LA Housing Department] were to call out the people [Developers] contacting Karen Bass’s office, she might not get enough money for re-election — or for what she needs done.” “For whatever reason, LAHSA gets allocated a ton of money, but they [LAHSA] don’t really have a whole lot to show for it.” Donald Byers, a Finance Development Officer from the Los Angeles housing programs, admits on hidden camera that millions of taxpayer money disappear inside the city’s low-income housing system. Byers told our undercover journalist he flagged the fraud internally but was ignored. “I’ve reported it… nothing happens.” Accountability is avoided. Despite years-long delays on projects, funding continues to flow even when, by his own admission, officials are failing. Meanwhile, as billions are poured into homelessness programs, the money is “going to people’s pockets.” Despite years-long project delays, funding continues to flow even as, by his own admission, oversight appears to be failing. After raising red flags, Byers says nothing changed and now he claims, “At this point, I’m just covering myself.” Our team reached out to Byers for comment and he threatened to contact lawyers in order to stop our publication. We also reached out to @LAHD___ , @CRCD_SouthLA , & @MayorOfLA for comment. Mayor Karen Bass replied with, “this is total BS.” Thank you, @Savsays for hosting this report. @ctznjusticelg @KarenBassLA @MayorOfLA @GavinNewsom @CAgovernor @GavinNewsom @LAHD___ @CRCD_SouthLA
