Emperor Mike Pence, Jonestown & Trafficking Tiny Humans In The Name Of The Prolife Corporate Parental Rights Tax Exempt God

Jim Jones seems to have spearheaded, with help, of course, the very first model of stealin' the children, land & vote because he is from Indiana and so is Emperor Mike Pence.

I am quite sure there are those who are now mumbling outloud, in a failed attempt to turn away, and go to another link, in knowing that I am intentionally foreshadowing a complete implosion of your sacred cognitive dissonance, because you know you must continue reading.

Jim Jones was not just into the implementation of the first transposable model in the acquisition of human goods, but had launched the first chattel ranching model in human asset forfeiture.

Jim Jones was gerrymandering and it looks like he had Eli Lilly as a fan.

Jonestown FBI Vault

Six Years With God

Jones Appointment to San Francisco Housing Authority
On October 18, 1976, almost a year after he was elected as Mayor of San Francisco, George Moscone appointed Jim Jones to the San Francisco Housing Authority, the agency with jurisdiction over public housing in the city. The appointment has been interpreted as an indication both of Jones’ power in the city and of his weakness in the political realm.

It was a victory for Jones in several respects. The position gave the Temple leader a chance to turn his political rhetoric delivered from the pulpit into action, and Jones spoke up for the poor and minorities whom the Authority was supposed to serve. The new platform also gave him new audiences and more access to press coverage. Eventually, after becoming chair of the commission, he was able to hire three Temple leaders to positions on Housing Authority staff.

There were aspects of the appointment which were disappointing, however. The Temple’s active support of Moscone the previous year may — or may not — have been pivotal in the mayor’s victory, but the interval of 11 months between the election and the appointment acted to undermine Jones’ presentation of himself as kingmaker. Just as telling is that, even though Temple spokesman Mike Prokes served on Moscone’s committee to submit and review names for appointments to commissions in the new administration, neither Jones nor any other Temple names were among the first 100 nominations. And when Jones finally was selected for a position in March 1976, it was to the city’s Human Rights Commission. As Tim Reiterman point out in his book Raven, the appointment might have been “an appropriate place for a liberal preacher. But to Jones, it was a lateral appointment – the same position he had held 15 years earlier in Indianapolis” (p. 268). Jones declined the initial offer, and seven months later, Moscone made the second appointment.

The Temple leader  served on the Housing Authority for less than a year. In August 1977, Jones embarked on his final trip to Guyana, and he did not leave Jonestown for the rest of his life.

Appointment of Jim Jones to San Francisco Housing Authority by Beverly Tran on Scribd

FUN FACT! SAN FRANCISCO HAS A LAND BANK AUTHORITY

Peoples Temple members included attorneys who assisted Rev. Jones and other members on legal questions ranging from obtaining guardianships of children to operating nonprofit corporations that were primarily engaged in acquiring property for the Peoples Temple. P2

Placement of Foster Care Children With Members of the Peoples Temple, General Accounting Office Preliminary... by Beverly Tran on Scribd

In 2013 “cutting a place for a lookout” hasresulted in amajor new strategy

to attract intellectual talent and promote economic development in

Indiana. An Endowment-funded study conducted for BioCrossroads by

the Battelle Technology Partnership Practice examined the research

interests and capacities of Indiana’s top life sciences companies and

research universities. This study revealed many mutual interests and

capacities and resulted in the formation of the Indiana Biosciences

Research Institute, launched through a public-private partnership led by

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence and EliLilly and Company Chairman, President

and CEO John Lechleiter. The Institute raised $50 million in 2013 for the

first phase of its development, including $25 million from the state of

Indiana, $10 million from the Endowment and $15 million from Eli Lilly

and Company, Roche Diagnostics, Dow AgroSciences, Indiana University

Health and Indiana University

http://indianadisciples.org/commissions/commission-on-ministry/lilly-grant/flourish/

In an effort to alleviate some of the economic challenges facing pastoral leaders, the Christian Church in Indiana in partnership with Lilly Endowment Inc. has created the FLOURISH! Program.

Central Indiana Corporate Partnership

https://lillyendowment.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/annualreport2013.pdf

http://www.newlifesolutions.org/about/

Voting is beautiful, be beautiful ~ vote.©