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   From: None@None.org   
      
   Starting July 25, a key component of the federal eviction moratorium is   
   set to expire, allowing landlords that operate federally backed rental   
   properties to give their tenants 30 days’ notice to vacate. After that   
   period, landlords can file for eviction. Axiom has made it clear that it   
   intends to take swift legal action once the protections run out.   
      
   “COVID-19 is not an excuse to not pay rent,” the company wrote in a   
   letter sent to the tenant this month. “Please be aware that when the   
   eviction moratorium is lifted, we will not only file an eviction, but we   
   will seek a judgment against you for the full amount of all unpaid rents   
   in a court of law.”   
      
      
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   Just the numbers :   
      
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   340 Golf games.   
      
   $350m spent on golf travel   
      
   1/5th time on vacation   
      
   140,000 dead   
      
   3,500,000 infected   
      
   20,000,000 unemployed   
      
   600,000 private businesses closed   
      
   3,000,000 evictions   
      
   1,000,000 home/business  foreclosures   
      
   $3T to added debt   
      
   $$$BB in lost revenue   
      
   $150B welfare payments to farmers 3/yr   
      
   220 criminal indictments   
      
   50 convictions   
      
   24 - missiles launched ny NK   
      
   10+ Prison convictions   
      
   5 - love letters sent to Kim Umg   
      
   1 impeachment   
      
   Did I miss anything ?   
      
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