If you’ve been following this column, it should be no surprise to you who ultimately won the month, BUT FIRST, there was a surprise winner for the last day of the month as Christopher “Direct D” Ruff salvaged his take for the entire month with a $100.00 last minute donation.
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YouTuber Tella Cline released a new video to her channel in which she said she used money she received from her subscribers to purchase audio copies of Glenn Cerio’s recent appearances in Snohomish County small claims court this month for three cases against Mukilteo based police officers.
On an unusually candid Friday night live stream, Jose “Chille” DeCastro admitted hitting hard financial times after YouTube has cracked down on the violent content he chooses to display on his channel while lashing out at Baby Boomers and Republicans for enabling police.
YouTuber Christopher “Direct D” Ruff continued to act as his self-appointed role as enforcer of the first amendment auditing community with an extended livestream attacking former mentor San Joaquin Valley Transparency.
First, our good news (for us anyway), our on-going expenses fund took the day for two more wins this week with a pair of $10.00 donations from our mysterious benefactor who has yet to provide a list of demands; the bad news, of course is… the market stinks right now.
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Earlier in the week Judge Andrew Gordon ruled that the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department could file another response to Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s updated filing in response to their motion for summary judgment with their attorney taking advantage of the ruling Friday afternoon.
Jose “Chile” DeCastro’s “Legal Aid Fund, Donation Fund, Help People Fund” took in $25.00 on Wednesday to come in second in the GoFundMe race, with our own On-Going Expenses fund returned to form with two donations for a total of $30.00 to win the day.
Fans of YouTuber Jose “Chille” DeCastro were delighted as the YouTuber seemed to “nope” away his troubles on his first YouTube livestream Saturday after having a massive failure in court the day before.
The first amendment auditing community split down traditional lines on Sunday as the first amendment auditor known as the First Amendment Protection Agency (FAPA) released highly edited footage of his Friday arrest for pepper spraying a senior citizen.
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