Friday, June 21, 2019

Linda Collins-Smith, NRA Advocate Shot By Child Welfare Advocate In Arkansas Over Faith Based Trust Funds Fraud Cover Up

Sometimes, I like to wait and watch.


Husband of Georgia assistant attorney general shot to death

Then, the #pizzacrappers got wind of the story and ran with it, charging their online base of middle aged, poorly exposed to tech or the skills to question authority, or even question if it is an authority, transmographying the deaths into a public relations spin to make it look like they were champions, whistleblowers, in child welfare fraud.

It also seems Linda was enamored by the online dark psyops of #pizzacrappers and that random letter of the alphabet, which is nothing but foreign funded propaganda through child welfare fraud.
Bruce Hawkins,
DBH Management Consultants

Breaking: Murdered Arkansas Former GOP State Senator Believed She Was Closing In On Child Trafficking Ring In Arkansas State Government

But they were not not closing in on child trafficking because they were part of the gerrymandering scheme of stealin' the children, the land, and the votes.

Her largest campaign contributor was DBH Management Consultants whose motto is:

OUR TEAM WILL ENSURE YOUR BUSINESS INTERESTS ARE PROTECTED!

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Jake Files
DBH Management Consultants

Files: Covered hot check with loan


State Sen. Jake Files, R-Fort Smith, said Tuesday that he used a $30,000 loan from a lobbyist to pay off a hot check of more than $6,800, for "working capital" for his construction businesses and to purchase material for other construction jobs.

 A week ago, Files and Bruce Hawkins said Hawkins' lobbying firm lent $30,000 to Files on April 20. Hawkins' lobbying firm -- DBH Management Consultants -- disclosed the loan in an amendment to the firm's second-quarter lobbying report and its third-quarter lobbying report, both filed Oct. 15 with the secretary of state's office.

But, the gerrymanding scheme continued to reveal itself with more clarity of stealin' upon the uncloaking of another layer.

Senator Michael Lamoureaux
DBH Management

Chief of Staff to Governore
Asa Hutchinson

Pressure group paid former Senate head $120,000 in consulting fees

And that next layer took be right back to DBH Management Consultants.

Former Senate President Pro Tem & ALEC Board Member Michael Lamoureux Receives $120,000



Philip Smith,
Former Family Court Judge
I know the roads through the forests in the land of stealin' far too well, as its stench of rotten souls which have infiltrated humanity because the smell is repugnant to my constitution.

I actually studied the development of ALEC under Uncle Charlie Elder, who always fascinated with his vicious attraction to my econometric castigation models I used to construct, because he could never properly launch a successful challenge nor dismiss my mantra #Time2AuditGod, but I digress.

I found finally the crap of the Arkansas Faith and Freedom Coalition which led me to MAXIMUS and the crew.

There is cyberchatter in the comments questioning what exactly he was doing on the computer, after hours, in his office, all alone, by himself, because you can use your phone to make Amazon purchases, now-a-days, that came out in the divorce proceedings. (@24:00)

He was appointed to the bench by then Governor, Mike Huckabee, the same Governor where the Clinton Foundation Corporate Shape Shifter flourished under his reign.

Just saying.

Ken Yang

Two in auditor race spar over credentials

Each of the two candidates seeking this month’s Republican Party nomination for state auditor claims to be uniquely qualified to hold the constitutional office that writes the checks to pay state bills and conducts the Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt.

Perhaps, I should call this Flow Technologies, but that is just a KWA Flint speculation with the Carlyle Group, at this point.


Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, or AACF, is a non-profit advocacy organization which encourages public policy in Arkansas that will benefit children and their families. Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families was founded in 1977 by attorney Hillary Rodham[6] as a non-partisan 501(c)(3) group, and continues to be supported by a wide variety of individuals and organizations.
Without going into another chapter, these child welfare NGOs were massively established during the time of Watergate, which opened the floodgates for the re-engineering of the residuals of the peculiar institution, or what I like to call Trafficking Tiny Humans.

No one was paying attention when the Child Abuse Protection And Treatment Act (CAPTA) was passed nor did anyone pay attention to the Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) was set up.

Linda knew of the corruption.

This video if from 2015.



It also seems Linda was a strong supporter in the furtherance of privatization of child welfare to foreign, tax exempt corporations with the expansion of Medicaid, according to her view.

No matter how this ends, well, I already know, so perhaps, I should say, "when" this ends, I shall continue to tell the tale, because this is about the children's trust funds because it all started in Detroit.

Former Arkansas state Sen. Linda Collins-Smith reportedly found shot to death at her home

 Sen. Linda Collins-Smith, R-Pocahontas
A former Arkansas state senator was reportedly found dead at her home this week, and authorities are investigating her death as a homicide.
The body of a woman was discovered Tuesday night at Linda Collins-Smith's residence in the city of Pocahontas, some 145 miles northeast of the state capital, Little Rock. The Randolph County Sheriff's Office said its deputies responded to the scene and then asked the Arkansas State Police to be the lead investigative agency in what is currently being treated as a homicide investigation.
"The condition of the body prevented any immediate positive identification," Randolph County Sheriff Kevin Bell said at a press conference Wednesday. "The body has been sent for an autopsy to determine the positive identification and cause of death.
Authorities wouldn't say if Collins-Smith is the victim, and a judge has issued a gag order sealing the documents and statements obtained by police.
"Arkansas State Police has not, as of this hour, issued a statement that positively identifies a homicide victim in this case," Arkansas State Police spokesman Bill Sadler told ABC News in an email early Thursday morning.
However, Collins-Smith's former press secretary, Ken Yang, told Little Rock ABC affiliate KATV that she was found shot to death inside her home and her body was wrapped in some sort of blanket. Neighbors apparently reported hearing gunshots a day or two before her body was discovered.
Collins-Smith, who ran for reelection last year but was defeated in the Republican Party primary, was "someone who truly cared about Arkansas, truly cared about her district," according to Yang. She was 57, per the Associated Press.
"It was shocking," he told KATV in an interview Tuesday night. "This was not just a political relationship. This was a close personal friendship that I had with Linda."

















Politicians on both sides of the aisle expressed shock and sadness at the news of the death of their Republican colleague.
"I’m both stunned and saddened by the death of former State Senator Linda Collins-Smith," Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said in a statement via Twitter on Wednesday afternoon. "She was a good person who served in the public arena with passion and conviction. The First Lady and I extend our deepest sympathies to her family and friends during this difficult time."
"Today, we learned of the untimely death of former Senator Linda Collins Smith. She was a passionate voice for her people and a close member of our Republican family," the Republican Party of Arkansas said in a statement via Twitter on Tuesday evening. "We are praying for her loved ones during this difficult time."
"To so many of us, Senator Linda Collins-Smith was more than just a colleague," the Democratic Party of Arkansas said in a statement via Twitter on Tuesday night. "She was a friend and warm person. We are stunned and saddened to hear of her death. Please join us in prayer as we remember her family and her loved ones."
Collins-Smith lost to James Sturch in the Republican Party primary for the 19th district in Arkansas in May 2018 by fewer than 600 votes. She previously served one term in the Arkansas House of Representatives from 2011 to 2013, switching parties after being elected as a Democrat.



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