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the CIA, Crime and Murder: Cleaning Out Poor People ... South Side Chicago 1035 pm April 16th 2025

The conversation revolves around the violent and chaotic conditions in South Side Chicago, particularly around 63rd and King Streets, where three migrants were murdered in a month and a half.

The area is described as dangerous, with migrants and African Americans living in abandoned buildings that have been recently fixed up.

There are reports of shootings, stolen cars, and a 13-year-old shot on the CTA red line.

The discussion also touches on the lack of police presence and the need for entrepreneurship to revitalize the neighborhood.

The speaker expresses frustration with the city's leadership and the lack of resources for law enforcement and community development.

He criticizes the city's management, suggesting lower rents could attract better tenants.

The discussion also touches on the potential for real estate investment, the impact of migrants on local demographics, and the challenges of navigating the city.

Speaker 1 reflects on his experiences, including off-roading and towing, and expresses a desire to create positive change in the city.

Murders and Migrants on 63rd and King

discusses the murders of three individuals, referred to as "mondos," on 63rd and King, noting that the media claimed there were no migrants in the area.

mentions that migrants live in the buildings on 63rd and King, and warns about the dangers in the area, including shootings and murders.

reports a citywide incident at 35th and Prairie involving an intoxicated male trying to hit a female with a crowbar.

emphasizes the need for caution in the area, mentioning that migrants and African Americans live in the buildings, and that people have been murdered there.

Observations on Urban Decay and Real Estate Potential

comments on the abandoned and dilapidated state of buildings in the area, suggesting they could be revitalized with lower rents.

The conversation includes a discussion on the economic potential of the area, with Speaker 1 advocating for lower rents to attract good tenants.

criticizes the use of Section 8 housing vouchers, arguing that they attract low-end tenants.

The discussion touches on the need for venture capitalists to invest in the area to revitalize buildings.

Personal Reflections and Safety Concerns

reflects on the safety of the area, describing it as a "kill zone" and advising against walking alone.

Exploring the City and Encountering Police

describes driving through various parts of the city, including a new school and a construction site for a supercomputer.

The conversation includes a mention of a secret deal between the governor and a company to use lake water for cooling.

describes an encounter with a raccoon and the need to avoid manholes and other hazards.

The conversation includes a discussion on the potential for real estate investment in the area.

Reflections on Personal Experiences and Future Plans

reflects on past experiences, including off-roading and towing a car out of a pond.

The conversation includes a discussion on the challenges of making money from live streaming and the potential for using YouTube.

expresses a desire to explore new areas and activities, such as beach tours at night.

The conversation includes a mention of personal challenges, such as the need to balance work and personal life.

Political and Historical Speculations

shares speculations about the origins of Barack Obama, including his mother's connection to the CIA.

The conversation includes a discussion on the political dynamics in Kenya and the impact on Obama's family.

reflects on the historical context of the CIA and its influence on global politics.

The conversation includes a mention of the National Enquirer and its role in uncovering truths.

Final Thoughts and Farewell

expresses gratitude to the audience for watching and participating in the live feed.

The conversation includes a discussion on the importance of community and the role of live streaming in creating change.

reflects on the personal risks involved in live streaming in dangerous areas.

The conversation concludes with a promise to continue exploring the city and sharing experiences with the audience.

Keywords

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