California Homeless Hotel Project Analysis
This right here is another example of fraud, waste, and abuse here inside the
Homeless Industrial Complex here inside of California.
This hotel used to be a Ramada. In 2020, the state of
California bought it for eight million dollars.
It is now 2026, and this hotel is not even
nearly close to being finished. And to finish it,
it's gonna cost $20 million,
and it's gonna be used to house 32 homeless individuals here inside the state
of
California. So per person, that is gonna cost upwards of
$625,000 per person, and there is
nothing to show for this hotel right now.
That just goes to show how bad the system is, where in its own state, in its
own city, it takes up to six years after they
purchase it
to even make any sort of progress. I mean, this is all the progress you're seeing
here inside the state of California. It's a little crazy.
And so you would think after six years, the state of California would have more to
show for $8 million and now $20 million
to be invested into this building.
Six years later, this place
has had hardly any work done to it, and it's still years out from
being completed. That is just another example of fraud, waste,
and abuse here
inside the state of California.
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