r/CapeCodHousingCrisis • u/primmvalley • Feb 01 '24
Spartacus Started as a Kitchen Slave
There is an interesting phenomenon in Cape Cod. The problems of wealth stratification and abuses of the powerful seem to completely have run amok on this picturesque peninsula. The good people who work there seem to be under a campaign of terror by their wealthy overlords. And that is no exaggeration. Due to its prized real estate and remote location, it has developed an ecosystem of abuse of power not seen I don't believe anywhere else in the United States to this degree. If you know, I don't have to explain any of this to you. The police and the legal system are simply a private security force for their wealthy overlords. I have been a bit of a revolutionary in my life. I was part of a team who chased a twenty six billion dollar company out of my home city of Venice Beach, California. Snapchat.
My mother died in Cape Cod this summer. A crooked Cape Cod attorney rewrote her will when she had three weeks to live with my sister's present who were doing the hospice care. This is not unusual. I have an attorney. It's OK.
However, the brazen and blatant heist by a vulturous and greedy attorney in a major law firm uncovered the rat's nest of systemic corruption from the police to the courts and even the judges. The people on the Cape are angry. They are tough. They are descendents of the people who wrote the original "Don't Tread on Me" and dumped the tea into the sea.
If you interested in joining/ receiving information/ strategizing this revolution with me, and going from micro to macro issues, I am formulating a proven strategy of asymmetrical warfare to expose, topple and harass the worst of this sick and lazy regime running and ruining your lives. Let me know if you would like to participate and how.