How many books have you read that changed your view of just about everything?
CHAOS: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the 60s changed a lot of things for me. 🧵1/17 I knew that rich people got off for crimes and poor people usually got stiff sentences if charged & convicted.
Charlie Manson was a homeless wandering bum who somehow got attractive young girls and handsome young guys to follow and kill for him ... right? 🧵2/17

Fifteen years ago, @chloesorvino who is the lead food, drink, and agriculture writer for FORBES wrote about the issues with the Resnick family having so much control of California's Water Bank and agriculture in the Central Valley. 1🧵


In 2015, people were beginning to recover from the 2008 mortgage crisis and global economic downturn. The article covered the tactics used by the Resnicks, their business history, and facts about their agriculture and other businesses. 2 🧵

I am a 5th generation Southern Californian who grew up in an orange grove and in Hollywood. I fled my home state in 2020.
Los Angeles is burning right now because of what We the People have allowed rich people to do. Here is what has happened: 1🧵 It's all because of water. California's current elected officials are as responsible as former ones for taking money from some of the world's richest people: the billionaires Lynda and Stewart Resnick.
They own the Wonderful Company. Here are their brands: 2 🧵