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Apr 28, 2023Liked by Laura Loomer

Outstanding investigative work,, Laura! And really disgusting.

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Wow. Surprised at the audacity and corruption but not really. Great work. I hope, for the sake of our state, that this gets all the attention it deserves and that the hammer is brought down upon them.

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I hope Trump goes after DeSoros when he’s back in office.

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The Larry Keefe/Jimmy Patronis mafia is going to have their hands full!

They may ask Montgomerie for a chopper ride to El Salvador in a hurry.

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Excellent article. DeSoros took millions $$ in insurance company money for his presidential campaign. CFO Patronis did the same. This whole insurance industry is one big corrupt scam. Now DeSoros has completely screwed homeowners with these new laws and helped insurance companies. DeSoros wouldn't win at a local mayoral race with how many people hate him now.

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I leave everyone with one last thought, well they're crying about being insolvent I believe it was in 2021 that citizens reported a surplus of 7 billion dollars. At the same time I want you to think about all these insolvent companies and companies they say that they're going to become insolvent and research what the salaries and benefit packages are for their executives from the CEO on down. Well they're in solvent they're making millions of dollars for themselves personally plus expense accounts that are envied by royalty. With luxurious retreats private planes, automobiles and again great benefit packages. I wonder how many of those CEOs CFOs and coos have ended up poor after so-called insolvencies? It's laughable they're all millionaires. Worse yet all these companies that go and solve it and close down, after a few years start looking at all the new companies that start opening up in Florida and start looking at their executives who are they, you're going to find out that it's the same executives all that they do is they open up milk the cow shut it down collect and then repeat. It's a huge scam, and you're also going to find out that a lot of these executives were were and are very politically connected. For example who remembers Tom Gallagher he was our insurance commissioner couple decades ago. Where is he now? Well for a good long time he's also been the Chief financial officer for people's trust insurance. If you want to see a real operation that looks like it was put together by the mob look at them.

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The governor by his actions has stripped away the common people of any ability to defend themselves and for the right to be heard in a court of law. While these companies have the means to hire large law firms, regular people do not. The only way is when the prevailing party is able to be paid by the losing party. Why is this a problem to begin with? If the insurance companies are so righteous and they're not doing anything wrong then they should prevail in court. Factors they lose nine out of 10 times because there is no wide scales fraud, except the one perpetrated by the insurance companies that every single claim is either denied or grossly underpaid with excuses like wear and tear lack of maintenance or that the roof is too old, yet they inspect properties prior to binding the insurance. So whatever condition they try to use as an excuse not to pay a claim they were well aware of the actual conditions prior to giving coverage. Truth be told when you look at these inspection reports and the photographs the houses were in good conditions at the time they received insurance coverage. The insurance companies they are the ones that come in insurance fraud on a daily basis but they are sheltered from everything. They collect the premiums and do not want to pay when there's a claim.

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And please don't be fooled, well it's true that they have to pay or should pay for the damages caused by hurricane Ian, keep in mind that the damages were not to every single property in the state of Florida yet insurance companies are collecting premiums for every single property in the state of Florida.

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wish you would present these so i do t have to read so much😂

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I think Mike Ruskin and Wind would disagree.

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I was with you until you referenced Scott Thomas as a credible source.

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