Q: What do Pro Life, Butch Hollowell and Michael Ri'Chard have to do with stealin' the children, land & votes?
A: It all started in Detroit.
Such a shame.
Not one mention of the legal aspects of parental rights in the pro life discussion, the subject matter was appropriately assigned to this segment because parental rights contain the mechanism of voting rights.
Not one mention of the unresolved "issues" of Conyers by Butch Hollowell or Michael Ri'Chard.
Perhaps, the Horowitz IG Reports will resolve those issues, but, hey, what do I know?
I know a grand jury possesses the rights to a civil society when they vote to indict.
I also know if anyone deviates from the Death of Conyers talking points, someone may just have to finally #saymyname....whereby I shall immediately #sayhisname.
I am waiting for someone to publish how he acquired those commercial properties and for how much. So many stories to be told about the chain of command of those deeds.
Businessman Dan Gilbert, recovering from a stroke two months ago, has sent a video to his employees at Quicken Loans in which he appears on the road to recovery.
“As Dan continues his rehabilitation and makes progress toward his recovery, yesterday he recorded a brief video to share his gratitude with our company’s 17,000 team members who have set numerous records through the second quarter and beyond," the company said in a brief statement Friday. "We all wish Dan well as he continues down the path to recovery.”
The Detroit News reported Friday that a "snippet" of the video showed Gilbert seated and speaking clearly in a strong and steady voice.
Some Bedrock people got their feathers ruffled because Langton published the private video. Well, that sucks.
"Whatever you're doing is great," Gilbert told his employees in the video, according to the News report. "It's going much better since I left a few weeks back, I noticed."
Gilbert had a stroke May 26 and was treated at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. Quicken Loans said in late June that he had been released from the hospital and was "focusing on his recovery at an in-patient rehabilitation center."
Yes, I found it quite interesting that all the regal ceremonies honoring the men on the Shores of Normandy, failed to mention the segregated unit who cleaned up everything.
Trump did not write that speech.
William Micou bears witness, as an original source, in the public record, the tale of segregation in the U.S. military.
Slavery was never abolished, but for this moment, it is beineg bleachbitted and re-engineered as the new and improved child welfare of property ownership through the corporate parent.
It is legal, but like to keep this stuff out the school textbooks.
You are born of the legal station of the mother, called Right of the Womb.
They do not like legally spreading the wealth of those chattels, you know.
Since Pence forgot to honor them, I thought I would.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. (FOX 2) - A Michigan man stood on the beaches of Normandy as the allies battled to save the world. He wasn't there to fight, though, because he wasn't allowed to. He had a different purpose.
William Micou was 18 in 1942 when he joined the U.S. Army. He wanted to serve and was ready to fight for his country, but he couldn't.
"To tell you the truth, I kept telling my supervers - just let me go."
William was there, on the beaches on June 6, 1944 - but not to fight.
"During that time, the war, they was segregated."
The U.S. Army was segragated but William was still a soldier - in the Red Ball Express. He remembers what happened that day.
"They say it happen one way but, it didn't happen that way. I know because I was there," William remembers. "I was in the Red Ball express, and that was one of the problems."
William and the rest of his all-black platoon were tasked with supplying the soldiers. His daughter-in-law, Renee Micou, explains that wasn't their only job.
"The Red Ball Express - the all black unit actually came in and up to the front and brought them in supplies, they repaired their trucks and they brought out those who, actually, had been killed during the war," Renee said.
The job was important and dangerous. Today, 75 years later, William still has a military-like neatness to his room and proudly displays his awards and his handsome picture. You would think William would be proud.
"Sometimes I'd just rather be by myself then be around people."
And trying to get the truth as to why one black soldier really felt was emotional. He told FOX 2 that, at the time, that the Army didn't want African-Americans to take white women.
Today, the 94-year-old WWII veteran describes the segregation of the U.S. Army as, simply put, bad and can only hope it's better today.
They stole the children, the land, and the votes...and "The Elected Ones" are trying to figure out why Michigan is at the bottom of the barrel of learning in the world.
There was not one mention of poverty, of which Detroit is on the top of the heap of child poverty, illiteracy, and cognitive and psychological developmental disabilities.
We could ask Fox2Detroit about its corporate history in child welfare fraud, but I am quite sure they would prefer to do that in a more legal arena.
So, in come Jim Runestad, the Michigan Senator who has been championing shared parenting his entire political career...and has done absolutely nothing.
Sorry, Jim, you know I love you but I have to call you out because I do not believe you have a clue on what you are being fed.
The Parental Rights Amendment 2.0 is off and running, rebranding child welfare, where your "Shared Parenting" is going to be a shared parenting with a corporate parent in a Public Private Partnership.
Yes, Jim is selling chattel.
Now, there is a push for mandatory kindergarten initiative for compulsory enrollment at the age of five.
Not one mention of forced migration, domestic and international, through the industry of trafficking tiny humans.
Each kid generates a good $7K a year for each school and that does not include all the fun, overseas, experimental Social Impact Bond programs to enrich those wonderful UCC foreign nonprofits, who do not pay any taxes because they run public education money through fake child welfare NGOs.
Yes, that was a mouthful, but I am working on my 15 second elevator pitch.
I am not going to embed any supportive links because I have a search boolean on the top right of the web version of my site that will take you to whatever your kindergarten state of mind desires on this subject matter.
I was just tickled that Kindergarten was mixed with Gerrymandering in the same show, and not once did anyone mention Detroit or the ongoing federal actions that you can find in a basic online search, or a search on my blogs.
As I know very, very few will possess the ability to understand the message I am attempting to convey, allow me to assist in one of my favorite soundbyte:
Stop stealin'!
You can click here because I know there will be very, very many who will be too confused to search the term gerrymandering due to the extreme focus on cursing my name, just because it will be the only name to come up when you do.
#perkinscoiesucks <=== you can learn about gerrymandering here, too.
You can even watch this video and enjoy the encrypted messaging of how Obama and Holder are leading the charge to go after the people who are stealin' the children, the land and the votes.
