Perhaps Jose “Chille” DeCastro was onto something the other day when he said that he hated trying to do fundraisers between Thanksgiving and Christmas as the mid-month figures are in for the First Amendment Auditing Campaigns we follow, and things are bleak at best.
In a recent livestream, Jose “Chille” DeCastro stated that he didn’t like to hold fundraisers between Thanksgiving and Christmas as it tended to be a stressful time that people didn’t have a lot of extra money to contribute due to the holiday season.
Floyd Wallace’s Friday afternoon livestream was marred by bored fans, a lack of any substantial donations to his causes, and an announcement of yet another delay in his trial for interference in Oklahoma.
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Carolyn “Carolina in Ft. Worth” Rodriguez chose to serve thirty days in county jail rather than go on 30 days of supervised probation as punishment for her conviction of one count of interfering with public duties on Thursday.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro returned to livestreaming Thursday night with a stream dedicated to reimbursing one of his friends for paying Jeremiah Payne’s outstanding fines in Kentucky, allowing the controversial YouTuber to stay out of jail for the holiday season.
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“Guerilla Publishing” Ron Durbin went live again Wednesday night with announcements related to his pending lawsuit against the Bar of Oklahoma, as he was unable to file his federal civil rights lawsuit earlier in the day.
More controversy erupted Wednesday night as Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s planned fundraiser for Jeremiah Payne failed to materialize, and Payne himself failed to address the on-going controversy on his own Wednesday night livestream.
Let’s go back to the beach for some jingle bell rocking!
First Amendment auditors George “Rogue Nation” Metz and Joshua “This is a Public Service” Gray were found guilty of ignoring official signage and filming in a restricted area of a Social Security building on Friday.
Fans became concerned on Friday as Kevin “The Angry Vet” Soper livestreamed after what he described as a threatening police encounter in Lexington, Virginia, where Soper claimed he was thrown out of a police facility.
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