Comments by "Robert Steele" (@robertsteele474) on "San Fran Tech Exec Murder OPPOSITE Of What We Were Told!" video.

  1.  @Silence_Duder_Gooder  Nixon
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  2. Best place to find people dealing drugs is within a few city blocks city police stations. In San Jose, it is actually inside the police station.
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  3.  @p0llenp0ny  NBC Bay Area news
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  4.  @malvolio01  Rents going from $900 to $4,000 in a 10 year span? Yes.
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  5. In San Francisco, the amount budgeted for the homeless, if given directly to the homeless, would be $83,000 for every homeless man, woman AND child. Suffice it to say it never gets there.
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  6.  @p0llenp0ny  Be rich, then you won't have to pay taxes.
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  7.  @kevinschmidt2210  And your smile is a thin disguise I thought by now you'd realize There ain't no way to hide your lyin' eyes
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  8. biblically?
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  9. Making sweeping claims about how SF is extraordinarily unsafe today without providing the statistics seems highly suspicious as well.
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  10.  @TerrexTV  Since you asked so politely, Txass: San Francisco recorded 56 homicides each in 2022 , the number of homicides in San Francisco is well below that of other cities of a similar size, data from the Major Cities Police Chiefs Association shows. Jacksonville, Florida, meanwhile, saw 154 in 2022.
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  11. 🙄Momeni went to the University of California Berkeley and has worked in the technology field since 2005, when he worked as a systems and network engineer in San Jose. In 2007, he worked as an IT administrator in the south Bay Area, a job that he stayed in until 2012. At the same time, he also served as an IT consultant. In 2010, he said he became the owner of Expand IT, a company that his profile describes as "providing solid, reliable and efficient technology solutions" in the Bay Area.
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  12. Black?🤣🤣🤣 Iranian-American, g-idjit. 🙄😬🤣🤣🤣
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  13.  @yossarian1633  Sporks too.
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  14. "Communist" China's education system is completely privatized? 🤣🤣🤣
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  15. ​ @paulknebel5726  ...receiving University education. Even then: "Key projects have also been initiated by the Chinese government to raise the colleges and universities to world-class standards. "{In the mid-1990s, the central government launched these two programmes – investing billions of dollars – to improve the quality and make the Chinese higher education competitive worldwide. Project 211: Together with the State Council and the Department of Finance, the Ministry of Education of China co-issued this in 1995, aiming to strengthen the selected HEI and key disciplines. S" "Project 985: Launched in 1998 by the State Council and the Ministry of Education of China, this project aims to build world-class universities in China. There were 39 universities from Project 211 that received additional funding (USD40.4 billion or CNY264.9 billion) from the central government, on top of the budget (USD28.4 billion or CNY186.3 billion) from the local government to improve their research centres, facilities, hold international conferences, attract world-renowned faculty and staff, and assist Chinese faculty to attend conferences overseas. Also, the Project 985 has produced the C9 League – the Chinese version of the US Ivy League. With these projects in place, the number of colleges and universities have doubled in the last decade, some of which have ranked as the best in the world for science and math."
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  16.  @paulknebel5726  The main reason the US is is the private bank's unsecured student loan industry secured by the US government funding overpriced for-profit universities.
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  17. San Francisco recorded 56 homicides each in 2022 , the number of homicides in San Francisco is well below that of other cities of a similar size, data from the Major Cities Police Chiefs Association shows. Jacksonville, Florida, meanwhile, saw 154 in 2022.
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