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Today is my final Christmas gift to you guys. It's only two days away
from Christmas Day, and I'm sure "Greggie-poo" is having
a fantastic Christmas,
with all the legal
issues that he's currently facing as of right now since December
20th. Because you remember in my last video, I mentioned that
Greg dug himself deeper than
he's ever dug himself before. So he's dealing with the
IRS issues, with all the crazy
deductions. But on December 20th, he settled
in court, yes.
The wonderful state of Washington, uh,
found out that he was doing some illegal activity on his
property. Now for the most part, if you own your own land, you can pretty much do whatever you want. But for the most part,
You gotta get licensed and you gotta get permits in order to do certain things.
Well, it just so happens that Greg bought a new house,
and his backyard included, had, a wetland
attached to it with a very beautiful lake.
This is what it originally looked like, this is...
Honestly, if you had a backyard like this, I would be...
That would be incredible, like that is beautiful.
I don't know why in the world you would wanna wipe all this out--
Make it an ugly clearing, but that's
exactly what Greg wanted to do. (Because he's insane)
I am not a professional environmentalist or anything so I don't know
all the specifics when it comes down to wetlands
specifically, but what I do know is that
Washington State takes it very seriously.
It was only last year that a man
was charged $90,000 dollars in Pierce County
for destroying 1.5 acres of wetlands.
Wetlands are very, very, very sensitive.
You just can't go clubbing in, wiping everything out
and expect to build houses or
build on wetlands themselves. It's very unstable,
There's a lot of issues with wetlands.
But also that, there's habitats of animals.
But overall, there's a lot of actual risks that pertain to building on wetlands,
which is why there's usually, they're protected by a county,
or the State.
This guy, specifically, was charged $90,000 because he..
Went way above what he was permitted to do,
wanting to develop his housing units, to make more money,
only to be sued by the State, and actually,
it's worth more than $90,000 he had to pay.
It was roughly $250,000 in total.
And that's-- It's a severe, big thing when you destroy wetlands.
So Greg moved into this new house, and he thought that
it would be a great idea to record himself, um,
on Youtube, which is now removed, of course.
Taking a chainsaw, chopping down trees, wiping out blackberry bushes,
and some nettles.
But what Greg doesn't tell you is that he did a lot more than just,
"wiping out blackberry bushes."
Because when he went to court, the State issued people to go onto his property
and see what was going on, what he was doing,
and it's destruction, they found out it wasn't just,
"blackberry bushes and nettles."
He cleared out, legitimately, everything. (What a jackass)
Which you're not... supposed to do, when you're that close to a wetland
or your property is in part with a wetland.
Specifically, a small lake behind it.
*Mockingly reads tweet*
You see, this is Greg trying to minimize any damage, or any wrong doing
that he does. Because Greg doesn't admit when he actually screws up. (Because he's crazy and would rather blame it on someone decent)
So he plays this whole "blackberry" game,
hires a lawyer because the State issued
a Non-Work Order, meaning that you have to
cease the action that you're doing.
He was issued this by the State, on his front door,
"Stop what you're doing, you're destroying wetlands."
Does Greg listen?
No!
He continues doing exactly what he does.
And what you don't understand, if you get--
If you get issued by the State of Washington to stop building,
or stop destroying wetlands... You need to listen to that.
Because, one, if you don't,
From that day on that is issued, you get fines. The fines collect.
And up through September, all the way to December,
he just kept on goin'.
But most of all, the most incriminating thing is that he
got a tractor. Chopped all these trees down,
and then pushed them into the lake. (Jesus Christ)
You're not allowed to dump your garbage,
or your trees, or all your crap
that you destroy, illegally,
and then push it into a lake for other people to clean up.
The most of all, it goes to show how much of
a non-environmentalist person, specifically because you're a vegetarian.
And these things don't even cross your mind destroying animals homes.
And then thinking that you're in the right by just
pushing it all into a lake with a tractor.
This is what they used in the State case, which, pretty much..
You can't argue against this. This is incriminating!
*Person speaking in video* "What's today's date?"
'August 10th,"
"5:00 PM,"
"2016..."
"2018."
"All the metadatas in the video anyway."
"This is a Category 2 wetland."
"There's a 100 foot buffer,"
"from the edge of the wetland, for development."
"Need a permit at the very least."
"And mitigation for clearing."
If you destroy wetlands without getting the proper approvals,
or permits, and you just destroy a bunch,
you change the infrastructure of the ground,
how water is placed. And how water soaks into the ground
around the houses and the homes, and the area.
Thus, you can cause damage to any other houses.
Or even your own property, by doing this.
Thus, devaluing what your property is worth.
Because now you've created some sort of,
"pathway" through mud and water,
that allows it to seep into under your home.
Or even your backyard, even more than it should.
Destroying wetlands can cause mudslides, which we've had in Washington State
that have actually killed people.
The reason I'm explaining this is because I wanna just express,
This is not some little dinky, "Oh, I just chopped down a tree,
the State wants to sue me."
This is way more than that.
But Greg is not somebody who can comprehend any wrongdoing,
so what does he do? He hires a lawyer.
The court eventually, uh, the court date gets moved.
Greg wants to appeal and say that he did nothing wrong,
that he was just cutting down blackberry bushes,
when there's video surveillance of him doing otherwise.
When he had multiple different neighbors say,
"Hey, you can't be doing this."
When he had a court ordered, "Stop what you're doing,"
from the State of Washington.
Still does what he's doing!
So December 20th comes along, and they 'settle.'
Now, I'm not gonna show you the entire court paperwork.
Let me just say that Greg is in a heap of trouble,
financially.
*Laughing* Because,
he has agreed with his settlement that he has to pay for all of the damages that he did to the wetlands specifically. ( How about we all just beat him with some blackberry bushes)
This means re-planting trees, this means undoing everything that he's---
That means hiring somebody who works with wetlands
professionally.
Which, if if you know anything about those people who come in and assess
property damage, and things like that. They're really, really expensive.
And he has to pay for all the re-plantations,
and fixing everything, until the State of Washington is satisfied.
"--Agrees that it will implement and perform the Plan to Pierce County's satisfaction
and in compliance with all applicable laws."
"Mitigation Plan to be completed by professional wetlands consultant
within 45 days of the effective date of this agreement (the Plan Period)."
*Reading second paragraph aloud* "The citizen who filed the concern..."
*Reading second paragraph aloud*
Multiple people came forward with evidence showcasing
that what Greggy-poo was saying was - Bull. Crap.
That it was just him playing the victim,
him spewing his lies.
In hopes that he wouldn't have to take accountability for him destroying
actual wetland property, and affecting the people around him.
And can I ask, why would you change this?!
This is gorgeous! This is beautiful!
What possesses someone with a small brain like Greggy-poo,
to just wipe this all out?!
And push it into the lake? Like, you gotta be-- This, this...
I-- *Sighs*
Something is not clear in this man's head!
When the State tells you to stop doing something, you stop.
But you know, Greg likes to make everything into a video, so he incriminated himself here.
He makes a YouTube video, they use that in court.
And he realizes that there's no way,
His lawyer, anyway.
--And this is not even including the lawyer fees that he has to pay.
Because all the fees that come along with hiring this, you know,
wetlands professional.
Re-planting is gonna be astronomical.
Roughly between 30 to 50,000 dollars.
Just to fix the damage he's done. That is not including
The legal fees of him continuing
to do something, despite the state telling him not to.
This is one of those few times that I actually take pride in what's happening to his demise.
Some will say that's evil of me, (Nope)
some will say that's cruel or mean. (Nobody will)
To be happy with someone's demise. (We all are)
But this person has done so much damage to people,
and his relationships. Most of all, even some of his fans.
And this is what karma...
I don't believe in karma, except for really, really bad people.
And this is, this is justice.
This is true karma right here.
Two days before Christmas, (Ho ho ho bitch)
he has 45 days and 14 days to comply..
And do a bunch of stuff, all with hiring these professionals
to fix all the damage he has done,
because he refused when somebody told him no.
And you see, that's Greg for you.
You can't say no to Greg.
Greg will do what his little brain wants to do.
And the repercussions will just keep digging him deeper.
And he'll never take responsibility for it, and it's pure justice.
You are dying.
Your career is plummeting.
Your money is dwindling.
The government is on your ass.
The State is on your ass.
And yet, he still can't admit,
that he's been wrong.
What does that say about a person?
What does this say about the future of his children?
It's a scary thought to put in perspective.
If someone truly can never admit that they're wrong,
in circumstances like this,
even when proven wrong by the State with video surveillance,
and all that stuff.
Then this is not somebody you want to look up to.
This is not someone you want to have as a role model.
This is not someone you should give your money to, but, you know
It's your money, If you wanna give it to some idiot,
by all means, you go ahead and do that.
But you are making a poor life choice to finance and support someone
who does, and acts, and behaves
and never holds himself accountable for anything that he does.
And blames and victimizes himself under every context...
And every situation he puts himself in.
If you support someone like that,
then it makes me question you.
As a supporter, as a fan.
Refusing to acknowledge this person destroys and damages everything he is around.
And your refusal to see and accept that,
will only serve your demise.
Merry Christmas!
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Until next time, I will see you guys in January.
And my three books that I will be reviewing, and discussing on Onision,
will be coming in January. So, look forward to that.