Project Veritas HQ Destroyed by Flood

Twitter ^ | September 2, 2021 | Eric Spracken

[KittyKares]

BREAKING: Urgent message from James O'Keefe following devastating flooding in Mamaroneck, New York

PROJECT VERITAS HQ DESTROYED

Those willing to help can support our efforts to rebuild with a tax-deductible donation at: http://projectveritas.com/donate

[KittyKares]

They do good work. So sorry to hear their headquarters was destroyed.

[KittyKares]

Video at the link. They think their video footage survived.

[Michael.SF.]

“How do you start a flood?” - Myron Cohen

[NautiNurse]

Has this story been verified?

[qaz123]

Not sure but my brother lives in the North Shore of Long Island. The north shore and southern Connecticut got hammered with the rain and floods. He told me they got so much rain, so fast that the water had no place to go. Weather they don’t ever experience.

So quite possible this happened.

[peggybac]

Insurance?

[Rockingham]

Deductibles and exclusions limit payouts in insurance coverage, and flood insurance may be unavailable or neglected in areas in which floods are rare.

[HKMk23]

Not to mention waiting months for the whole process to grind out a check.

[KittyKares]

Has this story been verified?

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I’m on their email list, and I received an email from rhem with this notification. I merely looked up something I could post here.

[dadfly]

done.

[Rockingham]

Quite true. Bankruptcy is often a consequence of such delays, with insurance companies seeming to calibrate the delay so as to inspire enough desperation so that their insured accepts a major discount of their claim.

[sten]

for the next office... make sure it’s above the 3rd floor

[sten]

Guilty of what?

Being in a building he was INVITED to enter by the guards?

totally absurd and a complete violation of his First Amendment rights

[sten]

weird cross post. please delete my post above, post #13

[Texas Fossil]

Or no payment at all. Deemed to not have coverage.

I switched coverage because of it. They denied coverage because of a wind driven rain exclusion in the policy. The devil is always in the details.

Insurance companies are NOT your friend. And many are NOT honest.

It is worse today than in past.

[Rockingham]

Florida has an especially tricky property insurance market. Due to hurricane risk, insurance companies cannot price their coverage with confidence and have to rely on building reserves or on expensive reinsurance treaties that provide coverage for the insurance company if a hurricane hits and causes massive claims. Meanwhile, insurance company foot dragging and claim discounting intermittently leads to legislation to make claims easier, which in turn invites fraud. In recent years, many property insurers have dropped out of Florida, which leaves many homeowners unable to obtain property loss insurance in the commercial market.

[Texas Fossil]

This is a company issue. Texas State Farm Insurance is a terrible company, and I understand that they are having a very high turnover in underwriters. Story is too long to explain here. But it cost them policies on 3 homes and 4 auto’s. And lots of bad will.

But I am stuck fixing my father’s roof.

[FreedomPoster]

Hurricane Sandy was only 10 years ago.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effects_of_Hurricane_Sandy_in_New_York

[Lisbon1940]

Is that where they stored their costumes and disguises?

[Freee-dame]

More than 7 inches of rain within a 24 hour period in New York City.