What better way to give back to the communities raided by The Privateers of the Clinton Foundation who steal the children, the land and the votes, than with few buckets of paint and some overstocked books you write off as a tax donation.
Chelsea, precious, a video is not going to rebrand your family legacy but I do have a strong feeling that you shall rightfully inherit the amorials of your parents.
Moving the Clinton Foundation to relocate in San Diego does not make this better.
Qatar gave $1 billion to elite American universities since 2011, according to Department of Education data.
The Qatar Foundation is suing the Texas attorney general to prevent information about Qatari funding from becoming public.
Universities are taking money from Qatar, a nation with a checkered human rights history, as students rally for social justice causes.
The nation of Qatar, a Sharia-law monarchy that has been accused of trying to influence other countries’ governments, gave $1 billion to elite American universities since 2011, according to Department of Education data.
Some universities have refused to discuss where strings are attached to that money. The Qatar Foundation, for example, filed a lawsuit against the Texas attorney general Oct. 12 to hide information about the $225 million Qatar has awarded to Texas A&M University since 2011.
The Qatar Foundation hired the politically connected powerhouse law firm Squire Patton Boggs for the suit, which was filed in response to a researcher’s public information request regarding the foreign funding.
The biggest recipient of Qatar’s educational funding, Georgetown University, repeatedly ignored requests from The Daily Caller News Foundation for basic information about the funding and whether it implicates academic independence.
Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have accused Qatar of meddling in other nations’ internal affairs as well as funding terrorism. Qatar also wields influence through its media group, Al Jazeera.
Top Foreign Funders of U.S. Universities, 2011-2016 (Source: Department of Education)
Country Amount Qatar $1,024,065,043 England $761,586,394 Saudi Arabia $613,608,797 China $426,526,085 Canada $402,535,603 Hong Kong $394,446,859
For a nation seeking sway over the U.S., Georgetown University would be a particularly tactical site of influence. Georgetown has received nearly $333 million from Qatar since 2011 — far more than any othezzzr U.S. school has received from any foreign nation.
Georgetown is situated in the seat of power, near the State Department, and its experts are frequently cited by groups shaping policy. In fact, the Jesuit Catholic university trains many of the United States’ future diplomats at its Walsh School of Foreign Service.
Its website notes that “At SFS, you can study with former Secretaries of State” and access “connections to diplomats from just about every country, and of course, the seat of the U.S. government. Our location gives SFS the extraordinary opportunity for us to engage (and sometimes even influence) the debates that lead to real action.”
Thanks to the Qatari funding, Georgetown and its foreign service program has an entire outpost in Qatar. “Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) is an additional location of Georgetown University, based in Education City in Doha,” its website says. “The University offers a four year undergraduate program in international affairs leading to the Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service (BSFS) degree.”
The magnitude of liberal-leaning universities’ reliance on the foreign nation, a poster child for income inequality, provides a stark contrast. As U.S. college students clamor for university endowments to divest from fossil fuels, the schools take money from the oil-rich kingdom. As they rally for social justice causes, Qatar has a checkered human rights record.
Qatar has only 313,000 citizens, and 2.3 million foreigners dwelling there, many of them laborers serving the country’s elite, according to 2017 data.
“The tragedy of 1.7 million migrant workers trapped in Qatar defines modern day slavery,” the International Trade Union Confederation said in 2015.
“We were working on an empty stomach for 24 hours; 12 hours’ work and then no food all night,” one said. “When I complained, my manager assaulted me, kicked me out of the labor camp I lived in and refused to pay me anything.”
In Washington, professors of Islamic issues have engaged in activism. Jonathan A. C. Brown, a convert to Islam and the director of the Alwaleed bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown, which Qatar rival Saudi Arabia funds, offered an Islam-based defense of slavery, concubinage and non-consensual sex.
“The Prophet of God had slaves. He had slaves. There’s no denying that,” he said in 2017 at an International Institute of Islamic Thought talk. “Was he — are you more morally mature than the Prophet of God? No, you’re not. I’ll answer your question for you.”
Studying abroad forms a bond between U.S. students and Qatar and helps Qatari nationals learn about the U.S., according to marketing materials.
Top Recipients of Qatar-Affiliated Funding to Universities, 2011-2016 (Source: Department of Education)
Country
Amount
Georgetown University
$332,818,297
Northwestern University
$277,456,289
Texas A&M University
$225,455,141
Carnegie Mellon University
$71,456,401
Cornell University
$47,577,242
Virginia Commonwealth University
$40,117,185
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
$7,860,694
Harvard University
$7,693,947
Purdue University
$2,794,462
Arizona State University
$2,276,044
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
$1,223,630
Meanwhile, college students have adopted a fondness for the Boycott, Divest and Sanctions to Israel movement.
The vast majority of funds from Qatar were contracts, the Education Department data shows, requiring Georgetown to do something in return for the money, unlike gifts.
Georgetown spokesman Matt Hill ignored questions from TheDCNF about the strings attached to such funds and whether they could influence curriculum and would not provide the contract governing them.
The dean of Georgetown’s Qatar campus is AhmadDallal, who the Middle East Forum describes as “a long-time and enthusiastic supporter of the State Department-designated terrorist group Hezbollah. Dallal, who chaired Georgetown’s Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies from 2003 to 2009, is also pro-Hamas, pro-Boycott/Divestment/Sanctions (BDS) against Israel, co-author of an Arabic textbook whose maps omit Israel, and signatory of a letter warning that Israel would engage in ‘ethnic cleansing’ at the start of the Iraq war.”
The Zachor Legal Institute, which opposes the movement to sanction and boycott Israel, submitted a Freedom of Information request in May to Texas A&M (TAMU), a state university, for “a summary of all amounts of funding or donations received” from Qatar and a long list of proxies.
The office of state Attorney General Ken Paxton ruled “the university must withhold the donors’ identifying information … the university must release the remaining information.”
Most of the money to TAMU were contracts, not donations.
The Qatar Foundation’s high-powered lawyers intervened, arguing the relevant portion of the attorney general’s ruling “requiring release of all remaining information other than donor identity is incorrect and without force or effect.”
They wrote:
This is an action to prevent disclosure of confidential financial information concerning the relationship between QF and Texas A&M University … QF operates programs dedicated to education, science, and community development. It is responsible for funding much of the development in Education City, a hub for higher education outside Doha. … In addition to TAMU, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, Georgetown, Northwestern, and Virginia Commonwealth University have all established campuses in Education City.
The Attorney General concluded that TAMU could withhold information identifying ‘donors’ under section 552.1235. But the Attorney General stated that TAMU would be required to release all remaining information requested, which would include information related to payments made by QF to TAMU pursuant to a contract. In so doing, the Attorney General implicitly ruled that those payments were not ‘donations,’ and therefore not exempt from disclosure under the PIA … The information related to these grants and donations is also confidential commercial information and constitutes a trade secret.
The Qatar Foundation’s general counsel is Michael Mitchell, a former vice president of Ohio State University.
Marc Greendorfer, an attorney for the Zachor Legal Institute, responded to the Texas attorney general Nov. 8: “One of the Qatari entities that was the subject of our original request has taken the extraordinary step of taking the Texas Attorney General to court to suppress the information that we requested. Now, with the most recent attempt by TAMU to prevent public disclosure of information as to how Qatari entities are involved with a Texas public university, the intrigue grows, and we have to wonder what it is they are trying to keep from the public.”
TAMU and the Qatar Foundation did not return requests for comment.
The university operations by Qatar are just one prong in a massive public relations and influence push that includes millions to lobbyists and public relations firms in the U.S.
It is also not the only involvement of Squire Patton Boggs with Middle Eastern countries. The same law firm also has a $100,000-a-month contract with Qatar’s rival Saudi Arabia for the kingdom to retain former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott and former Democratic Louisiana Sen. John Breaux.
According to Foreign Agent Registration Act disclosures, it worked directly with Saud al-Qahtani, the same aide who allegedly organized the killing of a Washington Post columnist.
One in 10 Detroit tax foreclosures between 2011 and 2015 were caused by the city's admittedly inflated property assessments, a study by two Chicago professors has concluded.
Keep in mind that only one in 10 in Detroit property tax foreclosures were addressed in this study. I will be addressing the other 9 out of 10.
Over-assessments causing foreclosure were concentrated in the city's lowest valued homes, those selling for less than $8,000, and resulted in thousands of Detroit homeowners losing their properties, according to the study.
Many of these homes were targeted for foreclosures, as represented in entire blocks of vacant homes due to predatory lending. When I say predatory lending, I mean people taking out mortgages that were sold off and bundled to out of state fake corporations that in turn bundled and sold them again to foreign corporations, where property values were inflated for bundling purposes. These mortgages even bundled up property tax payments to the City which were never paid, so people were paying their property taxes in many instances.
"The very population that most needs the city to get the assessments right, the poorest of the poor, are being most detrimentally affected by the city getting it wrong," said Bernadette Atuahene, a law professor at the Chicago-Kent College of Law who has studied the impact of the city's over-assessments on homeowners.
No one cares about "The Poors" (always said with clinched teeth) because there were plans already being rolled out on land speculation.
"There is a narrative of blaming the poor that focuses on individual responsibility instead of structural injustice. We are trying to change the focus to this structural injustice."
In order to change the structural injustice, you have to stop the fraud.
The Wayne County treasurer foreclosed on about 100,000 Detroit properties for unpaid property taxes from 2011 through 2015, about a quarter of all parcels, as the city suffered the after-effects of population decline, the housing market crash and the Great Recession.
The technical term is called forced migration. It was intentional.
The study, co-authored by Christopher Berry, a professor at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy, is the first to publicly estimate how many foreclosures were caused by the city's chronic over-valuation of city property, the authors say.
Atuahene and Berry acknowledged many things trigger tax foreclosure, anything from an owner's job loss to a death in the family.
...or dealing with the Solid Waste Disposal Fee that was magically sent over to the Wayne County Treasurer's Office for foreclosure that no one knew about because Detroit Property Tax Assessors just put the fee on the tax bill, with no due process of a court of law, without notification.
They estimated the number of foreclosures caused by over-assessments in part by calculating the foreclosure rate if all properties were properly assessed. The study also controlled for properties various purchase prices, neighborhoods and sale dates.
The study failed to mention the Detroit Land Bank Authority or the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation, being conducted with data from 2011 through 2015, which would be considered to be excluded endogenous variables, making the conclusion of the study to be suspect because they were doing quiet titles wiping which were wiping out property taxes behind the backs of unsuspected property owners. The scheme went like this: You may or may not, more thank likely not, were notified by the City of delinquent property taxes that were sent over to Wayne County Treasurer before they officially went into the foreclosure period. By the time you found out that Wayne County had assessed an outrageous late fee and charges, almost coming up to 50 percent of what the original taxes were, you were too busy muddling through City and County governments trying to find resolution, or at least answers, the Detroit Land Bank Authority had filed a lis pendens, of which they only notified the property, and not the property owner, because they were too busy "maximizing revenues" in fake billing for the quiet title process, the property ownership was transferred, probably NSP2 mortgages were taken out, defaulted, and a second quiet title was filed to wipe out the mortgages, sold, and levied those outrageous delinquent property taxes upon the new owner who purchased the home from the online auction, getting a certified cashier's check, from a bank, in the name of Title Source, Inc. ̣really, they told you to make the check out the TSI, then sent the tax money back to the City, which in turn, was "refunded" to.... I shall assume, TSI, where the money was....I shall assume, used to fund political campaigns. The study fails to even mention TARP, let alone the state law which grants authority for the Detroit Land Bank Authority to capture 50 percent of the property taxes.
Detroit officials, including Mayor Mike Duggan, have acknowledged the city's assessments were inflated for years but said accuracy has improved with double-digit reductions over the last four years. The city completed a city-wide reassessment in 2016, required by the Michigan State Tax Commission. The city had not done a complete reassessment since the 1950s.
See how things can happen when you stand up and speak out. Consistency is always an admirable trait.
State regulators launched an investigation in 2013 citing a series in The Detroit News that exposed rampant over-assessments, tax delinquencies and mismanagement in the city's Assessment Division.
But nothing was done about the Detroit Land Bank Authority.
City officials have maintained residents could have filed appeals with the city and state if they believed their assessments were unfair.
They did. Many were granted but that is not the issue I am addressing here. I am addressing the omission of the Detroit Land Bank Authority in the study.
Detroit’s Deputy CFO-Assessor, Alvin Horhn, said Wednesday he hadn't reviewed the study but he believed that "most of their assumptions rely on data that does not meet the standards of the State Tax Commission and would not be applicable under Michigan law." Atuahene has said the data does comply with the law.
I concur that the data did appear to be suspect as it did not address the actions of the Detroit Land Bank Authority wiping out taxes with the City before the foreclosure process commenced providing due process to the property owner. When I say due process, I mean to say, "Did the 'Legal Geniuses' ̣trademark pending, over at the Detroit Land Bank Authority file quiet titles on the homes then collect taxes before or after the homeowner found out the property was in the foreclosure process?"
"We believe the citywide reappraisal has been an important part of the major reduction in the number of foreclosures occurring in the city, which continue a steady decline and will provide a solid foundation for future growth," Horhn wrote in an email. "The number of foreclosures of owner occupied homes, specifically, has gone down by nearly 90% over the past few years."
No, no, no. It is not the citywide reappraisals that have reduced the number of foreclosures, it is the fact that you already foreclosed on the majority of the population of homeowners in Detroit. Duh.
Atuahene, also a member of the Coalition to End Unconstitutional Tax Foreclosures, said the group wants the city to provide “reparations” for families who forfeited their homes in tax foreclosures, like she and community activists have done for the Bonnett family.
A NGO wanting to jump into the "reparations" game? I smell more covert purposes of this study. Let me tell you why in the Tale of Reparations Propaganda because this had nothing to do with the phenotypic features. This was strictly about targeted populations in prime, highly speculated geographical areas, through crappy predictive modeling, on how to maximize revenues for Social Impact Bonds. Period. Wake up and keep it real. It is all about the almighty cryptocurrency. The race card is just a cover to keep running the fraud schemes of stealin' the children, the land and the votes.
The county foreclosed on Sonja Bonnett's home in 2015 over $5,000 in unpaid taxes. Bonnett, 38, was purchasing the home on land contract for $20,000. Atuahene said Detroit taxed her home at a market value of $46,000.
The land contract more than likely was never registered with the Wayne County Register of Deeds. The databases were not coordinated at that time, and more than likely, still not, but I have not checked.
The coalition recently partnered with a housing nonprofit to buy another foreclosed home and give it to Bonnett along with her husband and seven kids. They will celebrate her move in Thursday.
Bonnett said the city needs to repay homeowners who lost their homes because they could not pay tax bills that were artificially inflated by bad assessments.
There was a non profit that was getting federal funding to assist homeowners in tax foreclosures, but ended up running a scam and kept the grant, never paid the taxes, then snatched up the houses in the 500 dollar buy back program, but I am not going to go there for now. Let's just get our popcorn ready.
"They wrongfully lost their houses," Bonnett said. "It wasn't just morally wrong. It was illegal."
The average property that sold for under $8,000 was assessed at 7.5 times its actual sale price, according to the researchers.
Hold on a minute. What about the Wayne County Sheriff sales that never took place? I should not have made that statement. I greatly apologize for making any public assertions in violations of under the color of law, of any questionable actions of these Sheriff auctions downtown in the auditorium, where swatchs of properties were never called. For me to even make such a claim would be careless and may impede an ongoing federal investigation. For this, I am so sorry. At no time did I mean to conjure up visions of anyone representing a fake ass NGO, like the Detroit Land Bank Authority or the Detroit Economic Development Corporation, running over to the court and filing quiet titles, wiping out the taxes that they would levy through federal grants that they refused to give to the people who were supposed to get the funds to prevent foreclosures. Ok, I really did not mean to say that. Let me walk away from this.
Former Gov. John Engler in 1999 signed into law an overhaul of the state property tax code designed to make it faster and easier to return delinquent properties to productive use. It meant shortening the process from six years to three years and led to the seizure and resale of homes at auction beginning in the early 2000s.
It's unclear how many occupied homes will be headed to this fall's tax foreclosure auction. A spokesman for the Wayne County Treasurer's office said Wednesday that they were still evaluating numbers and will likely issue an update in July.
These numbers are still up in the air because we need to see how many of these properties were Detroit Land Bank Authority properties that were stolen then flipped.
Detroit is currently facing a lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan that maintains the city's poverty tax exemption, which wipes away property taxes for low-income owners, violated homeowner's due process rights with a convoluted application process.
Nah, it is not that convoluted. I went down there and met with them. Steinberg threw a tizzy when I presented the issues surrounding the fraudulent operations of the Detroit Land Bank Authority as I was thrashing the legal basis of his class action lawsuit. One reason was because I live in the historic district that is the subject of his suit.
The two sides are in settlement negotiations, said ACLU legal director Michael Steinberg.
The lawsuit originally named the Wayne County Treasurer, arguing the office violated the federal Fair Housing Act by disproportionately foreclosing on black homeowners. But the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a ruling by Wayne County Judge Robert Colombo, dismissing the county from the lawsuit because it should have been brought in front of the Michigan Tax Tribunal.
Columbo should have recused himself due to the fact that we are dealing with Detroit Land Bank Authority transgressions of property tax law for which he renders judgments all the time in their favor when he knows perfectly well, from being put on public notice when I filed with the Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission on him, that they were never incorporated. Columbo kicked the proverbial can down the road, as far as possibly away from himself, to a state jurisdiction, which I find to be quite a fascinating move. Perhaps, Columbo is elevating the issues surrounding Michigan's participation in the property tax fraud scheme in Detroit, which is under federal investigation through SIGTARP. Anyway, the "Taxed Out" report is suspect, in my eyes as propaganda for the ACLU because Kary Moss, just got pulled in by her New York handlers, who just so happened to be all wrapped up in this real estate fraud scheme of people losing their homes.
Kary Moss
Allow me to tell you the quick tale of why Kary and the ACLU sucks.
Kary Moss, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan, is leaving Michigan to join ACLU's senior leadership team in New York, she announced on Facebook. I am using the Wikipedia link to demonstrate how well documented the work of Kary Moss and asset forfeiture through the Corporation for Enterprise Development, now known as Prosperity Now, which seems to be behind the Detroit Economic Development Corporation, Detroit Land Bank Authority and the Kresge Foundation. She started out in child welfare fraud. Kary should remember me coming into the office, around the first of every year for about 3 years, orating like the long lived orators of Athens public squares, to give testimony to the atrocities of child welfare in Michigan, ending in the traditional prayer that they all wake up each and every morning to tear soaked pillows for failing to even acknowledge to screams of the trafficking of tiny humans. I used to attend administrative faculty functions where, only a few, would gather with me in a stifled chuckle of social etiquette, making fun of the ACLU, I like to call A CLUeless organization, on how it makes its decisions to take on public issues.
"Are you an African-American, Lesbian, Quadriplegic, Veteran? Well, it looks like we have ourselves a guaranteed, class action, certifiable case. Get them NGOs out there to start fundraising for the programs we can federally bill to bring awareness to the needs of this population."
Yes, they quite often will serve Cocktails ̃and Popcorn at these academic consortia and yes, we all lived in the Cass Corridor, before they came in and stole the properties and made it all fancy to "save more savages" of Detroit with more Public Private Partnerships out of New York or California. Just remember that.
This thesis is pretty darn tight. I am impressed and I do not say this arbitrairily nor capriciously. Someone needs to get with this for what I see as a magnitude for future applications.
But, then, the heavens opened and heralded, "Hey, that sounds like the Detroit Land Bank Authority...and the Arkansas Development Finance Authority!".
So, what had happened was....
He’s shown meeting with Cohen at Trump Tower shortly after the election.
Warning ignored. So here it goes.
December 12, 2016 - Trump Tower. Details to follow... pic.twitter.com/aEuuhRHB4a
— Michael Avenatti (@MichaelAvenatti) May 13, 2018
Ice Cube, the rapper and actor, and his business partner, Jeff Kwatinetz, recently filed a $1.2 billion lawsuit that includes an allegation that Al-Rumaihi and other Qatari officials who invested in the men’s BIG3 basketball league indicated interest in gaining access to people connected to Trump.
“Mr Al-Rumaihi requested I set up a meeting between him, the Qatari government, and Stephen Bannon, and to tell Steve Bannon that Qatar would underwrite all of his political efforts in return for his support,” Kwatinetz said in the court filing. Kwatinetz says he rejected the offer, which he viewed as a bribe.
In response, Kwatinetz claims, “Al-Rumaihi laughed and then stated to me that I shouldn’t be naive, that so many Washington politicians take our money, and stated ‘do you think Flynn turned down our money?’” That’s a reference to Michael Flynn, who was fired as Trump’s national security adviser after lying about his contacts with then Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
Sports Trinity, a group that included the Qatari investors in BIG3, claims that Kwantinetz is lying. “The statements in Mr. Kwatinetz’s declaration are pure Hollywood fiction,” a spokesperson for the group said in a statement. “Mr. Kwatinetz is engaging in a xenophobic PR smear campaign against Sport Trinity, the largest investor in BIG3 basketball, to cover up his own mismanagement and erratic behavior with respect to the league.”
Last week Avenatti released a report, later largelyconfirmed, that detailed secret payments by several corporations to a limited liability company set up by Cohen. In another picture Avenatti posted along with the photos of Al-Rumaihi, Cohen speaks with Flynn. Avenatti’s photo of Flynn appears to be a screenshot of a YouTube videothat does not feature the footage of Al-Rumaihi. Flynn has pleaded guilty to lying to FBI agents and is cooperating with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia.
The Qatari Embassy and Qatari Investment Authority did not respond Sunday to requests for comment on Al-Rumaihi’s presence at Trump Tower and purpose of the meeting.
QIA eyes Southeast after London, New York real estate buys
After a round of high-end real estate investments in London and New York in recent years, the QIA is visiting Miami, Charleston and Hilton Head Island, S.C., Charlotte and Raleigh, N.C., and Washington, D.C., with the prospect of new investments in one or more of these areas. This is reportedly the QIA’s second visit to the Southeast this year, after an earlier visit in February.
“Over the past decade, Qatar has cemented its partnership with the U.S. in the form of direct investments, joint ventures and trade deals,” Ahmed bin Jassim bin Mohamed al-Thani, Minister of Economy and Commerce for Qatar, said in a statement. “These investments have contributed to the creation of countless new opportunities for investors and businessmen from both countries,” he added.
Qatar to invest a further $45 billion in the U.S.
The article notes the QIA has pledged a further $45 billion in U.S. investments of Qatar’s oil-generated wealth, with about one-fourth of those future investments to focus on infrastructure projects.
The exact itinerary for the current tour has not been released. However, the February visit included a visit to Boeing’s Dreamliner airliner campus in North Charleston, where officials reportedly met with Kevin McAllister, head of the commercial airplanes division of Boeing. The report notes Qatar already owns 94 Boeing planes and has ordered a further 60.
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Q: What do Children, Organ Transplants, Land Banks & Voting Have In Common?
A: They are all synced databases, unregulated, privatized, and were set up by Donna Shalala for the Clinton Foundation.
Did you know the Clinton Foundation, in conjunction with Cornell University, set up a medical
school, with a location in Qatar, where Chelsea Clinton sits on the board, which deals with disease containment strategies and child welfare research, particularly in psych drugs and heart transplants?
There is not much information and I am quite sure no one is keeping track of the rumored, emerging pediatric organ transplant industry, particularly in foster care because all those operations, whether needed or not, are big ticket Medicaid fraud cost-reimbursements.
The foster care organ transplant scheme kicks in by providing, I guess you could say that it is marketed as "top quality" respite care to recuperate after surgery which is more than likely nothing but a false claim submitted for Medicaid cost-reimbursement.
"Every year more than 1.6 million babies are born globally with congenital heart defects (CHDs) – with figures indicating that mild types of CHDs are on the rise. There are over 130 types of CHDs, which include abnormalities in the heart’s structure including valves, electrical system and other abnormalities that affect the function of the heart."
So, where exactly did I get this information and why did it stimulate me to dig into it?
Why, of course, it was Medicaid fraud in child welfare and its money laundering operations into NGOs for political campaigns!
Duh.
See, as I do everyday, I check my databases.
Well, today, I found an interesting item that continued to pop its cute lil head up in quite a reoccurring fashion which originated out of Bel Air (a.k.a. money laundering land).
Naturally, I did execute a quick and dirty search, when, lo and behold, on the first try, I found the Manhattan Society list of events ranging from 2010 to 2014 and what do you know, guess whose named popped up as a past honoree and major donor to some of their galas?
His name was right beside Chelsea Clinton's, who was being honored at fundraisers with all these medical doctors who were doing such "wonderful work" in pediatric medicine, psychiatry and a bunch of other "research institute foundations" which would eventually develop policies, programs and services, all to bill Medicaid in child welfare.
So, now, there is a trend when it comes to organ donations and foster care because, of course, digging down just a tad bit further, I find out there are even more elected officials who get money dumped into their political campaigns from Medicaid fraud in child welfare.
As I have stated from day one, there is a purpose of stripping voting rights and that purpose is for human asset tracking and forfeiture through the databases.
And to think, it all started in child welfare because:
"Before you are a man, you are a child."
All fraud scheme models originate in child welfare and then are easily transposed upon whatever targeted population of choice because no one cares about children.
And always remember, children are still on the books as property.
Thank the Clinton Foundation.
I am quite sure there are those who are questioning my allegations in the linkage between Medicaid fraud in child welfare and land banks.
Donna Shalala, former U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Director, who set up the Adoption and Safe Families Act system of Medicaid fraud in child welfare and organ donor registry programs, also, came here, to Detroit and helped set up the Detroit Land Bank Authority.
Do not believe me? Listen to Bill thank Donna.
The following links support my premise that these are all human asset databases for which purposes I have and shall continue to illuminate the relationship with voting rights through privatization, are manipulating the public record for personal inurement, artificially through public office.
