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Friday, July 19, 2019

Cocktails & Popcorn: Reese Everson Of AfroFuture Sucks & Failed Her Detroit #coloredrevolution Operation

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"I wonder if Reese would have given me that
African American discount."
said
Carol Channing.
It was when I saw RT America, do this piece on Detroit, the week before the big NAACP and DNC, invite only, Detroit 2020 Presidential Candidate Debate, that I just had to drop my head, in shame, for the simple fact that some more foreign, Predictive Modeling Crappers had come up with another one of their Monte Carlo Meth Smoking Behavioral Analysis Models on who the people of Detroit are and what they are supposed to look and act.

The African-Americans, a term Jesse Jackson coined, needs to told as his tale.

If Africa is a continent, and the United States is a nation, does that mean African Americans have dual citizenship or are these votes disqualified under Voter ID laws?

Not everyone from the continent of Africa is of the darker persuasion.

Not everyone of the darker persuasion is from Africa.

If Colored Person A procreates with Colored Person B, producing Colored Offspring X; and, Colored Person C procreates with Colored Person D, producing Colored Offspring Y; where, Colored Offspring X and Colored Offspring Y procreate to produce Colored Offspring XY, does the zygote qualify for reparations?

This is Detroit and we do not play that crap.

This is that privatization, re-animation of the residuals of the peculiar institution and I smell Perkins Coie.

I also smell the stench of Julian Epstein, of whom I have so affectionately bestowed the appellation of "Mr. Slimy, Slime, Slime" to describe the content of his character.

This is one of those Detroit #coloredrevolutions.

#EpicFail

This was so embarrassing because it went viral, global, and is preserved, forever, in the annals of history, that I had to transform into the Celestial Goddess of the Woodshed and tell the tale of another failed attempt of a #coloredrevolution, for The Meanies are trying really, really hard to cover up, bleachbit, change the narrative, create plausible deniability, or whatever other "colored" excuse they could conjure from their excreted findings of statistical crap, like this AfroFuture.


Gather round, my dearies for I shall tell you the tale of the invasion of the #coloredrevolution in Detroit.

Once upon a time, I did a quick and dirty search for the corporate filings of AfroFutures.


But, alas, AfroFutures was dissolved January 8, 2019, long before this Detroit propaganda invasion was to have taken place.

http://dennistapfuma.com/
AfroFutures LTD, is, oops, was owned by Dennis Stapfuma

Dennis seems to be an expert in the realms of propaganda and colored revolutions.
Dennis Tapfuma is an accomplished digital consultant who has spent the last 12 years delivering digital projects for agencies and corporate clients in London. He has worked with leading firms such as Accenture, SapientRazorfish, POSSIBLE, Havas, Wunderman, OgilvyOne and others. As a digital programme management consultant, Dennis has managed the delivery of Digital Strategy, User Experience, Global Web Platform Builds, Digital Marketing Campaigns, CRM Strategy and Implementation and Digital Transformation for a number of clients. These include Unilever, GlaxoSmithKline, Glencore, HSBC and others. Dennis also provides consulting services to SME’s on how to implement effective digital strategies to grow their businesses.
The only color Dennis cares about is the color of cryptocurrency in the profit margins.

I could easily hear the melodious sounds of foreign propaganda because Reese Everson, an attorney,  being interviewed was promulgating the reasons why there was poverty and despair in Detroit.

She went what we call "color-struck".

Yes, she was dealing out full hands of race cards which tells you she is not from Detroit because one of the performers dropped out due to the pervasive disgust of these foreign political propaganda operations, probably funded through some child welfare fraud scheme, to play clean up to their other predicitive modeling crappy Public Private Partnership programs like the Detroit Land Bank Authority and its willing participation in gerrymandering to interfere with the 2016, and before that, elections.

She was brought in to cover up for the nefarious activities of public corruption in Detroit because there was *russian/israeli/ukrainian* election interference, which has me wondering if the Detroit NAACP is hosting this op, to follow up with the big CNN DNC 2020 Presidential Invite Only Event.

Then, I took pause, and found that she came out Michigan State University, which means she should she makes false claims in the public record.

After completing law school, and operating her own firm in Chicago, Illinois, M. Reese Everson’s proven legal expertise propelled her to be chosen to serve as legislative staff to some of the most senior elected members of the United States Congress. It was there that she realized a need, and set out to fill it. Having been targeted by sexual harassment, retaliation and wrongful termination on Capitol Hill, Reese realized that young women often lack the tools for successfully navigating sexual harassment and gender discrimination in the workplace. Further, there were few support systems and safe spaces one could go to seek guidance without the fear of retaliation. Reese decided to create a manual for young women in the workplace to address sexual harassment while maintaining their integrity,  entitled “The B.A.B.E.’s Guide to Winning in the Workplace: You Don’t Have to Compromise” and to create a digital safe space to provide women with a support system and resources.

M. Reese Everson is now a tireless advocate for young women, committed to helping them to find their voice and showing them how to walk in their purpose, uncompromised. While serving as Advocate in Chief, she travels the globe as a Sexual Harassment Expert and Advocate, Workplace Integrity Engineer, Amazon Best Selling author, and speaker. Reese works to advocate for removing discrimination and harmful biases in the workplace that can be very problematic, specifically for women of color. She is the Founder of B.A.B.E.S in the Workplace which provides peer-advocates for women dealing with sexual harassment and gender discrimination in universities and workplaces across the U.S. She also founded the B.A.B.E.S in the Workplace Foundation to provide economic resources for women devastated by sexual harassment and entrepreneurship training for K-8 students.  

M. Reese Everson is formerly the Principal Attorney for the Everson Law Group. The Everson Law Group specialized in Corporate, Municipal, Real Estate and Asset Protection. M. Reese Everson began her legal career as American Bar Associate Fellow on behalf of the Nevada Attorney General’s office. In this role, M. Reese Everson was entrusted to assert Nevada’s right to share a $173M damages settlement from a multi-state class action lawsuit. 
M. Reese Everson’s proven legal expertise propelled her to be recruited by senior United States Congressional officials to serve as Legislative Counsel to some of the most senior elected members of the United States Congress. This position entailed providing advice and counsel on all things judiciary, including civil rights, voting rights and Constitutional policy. In addition, M. Reese Everson drafted amendments for legislation proposed by the Judiciary Sub-Committee Ranking Member on Crime, Terrorism, Homeland Security, and Investigations. 
M. Reese Everson also worked as a Legislative Staffer on behalf of the House Financial Services Committee’s Capital Market and Government Sponsored Enterprises staff, where she also spearheaded a Conaddressing the student loan debt crisis with world-renowned financial guru, Suze Orman. Ms. Everson received her Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations from Michigan State University and holds a Juris Doctor and Certificate in International Law from DePaul University College of Law. She is a member of the Illinois Bar. Ms. Everson has studied law in Madrid, Spain and Beijing, China. She is a humanitarian with a passion for financial literacy and food security. Her collegiate accolades include being awarded 8 Scholarships including the Michigan Competitive Scholarship, Michigan Merit Award, and the Ernest & Cammille Green MSU Black Alumni Scholarship and also creating a fundraising campaign that raised over $27,000 to support relief efforts for victims of Hurricane Katrina (click for more detail). <===another money laundering operation out MSU, which gave me much more pause as to her character.


It only took her 4 years to come out and say something.

It took me 3 seconds to figure out that she is a wanna be operative still in training because she went through congressional staffer training which means she knew how to file a complaint, or hire an attorney, like the majority of those staffers did to get a quick settlement before hoping over to their next assignment.


You suck, Reese, badly.

Questions, doubt about credibility of Rep. Robert C. Scott’s accuser

Bobby Scott liked to look, but I highly doubt her credibility based upon the date of her grande entrance into the junior society of little operatives.

This was the same time the Meanies were really, uber mean to my Sweetie.

Reese gives me the Great Saddy Face.

I say we should ask her where she got those colored-struck talking points.

I knew I smelled Congressional Black Caucus and that NAACP go-to chick who likes to package up these really dumb, cover up operations of her associates.



Praise the Lord, in a cacophony of *russian/israeli/ukrainian* afrocentristic screams from the obsequious, sycophantic psychotics who are willing to do just about anything to prevent the release of the Celestial Goddess of the Woodshed who will bring down the heavens.

There have been lots of paid operatives who are more than willing to take any form of money in order to survive, or not be prosecuted for war crimes.

I wonder if she is going to defend the Detroit NAACP?

Someone should sue AfroFutures....oh, wait, I forgot, they were dissolved earlier this year.

How did they get permits from the City of Detroit to perform?

How are they selling tickets, online, when they have no instrument of authority?

How were they insured?

I really hope no one signed any legal documents with the County or State using the name "AfroFutures" like the Detroit Land Bank Authority does, because it never incorporated, but hey, what do I know?

I know propaganda when I see it because I am the original source.

I also know they were mean to my Sweetie.

I believe Reese may have one of those pesky attorney client privilege issues coming up in Detroit.

#sayhisname

#perkinscoiesucks

As the Celestial Goddess of the Woodshed, I hereby issue a Proclamation Of Apology to the world for having to experience the work of "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending).

Much love, my dearies, this too shall come to pass.

AfroFuture Fest in Detroit wanted to charge white people double. Backlash ensued.

A Detroit music festival is changing its ticket pricing system after organizers say they were harassed by white supremacists and racist comments. 

When AfroFuture Fest, an August Afrocentric music and art festival, opened ticket sales, organizers were charging "early bird" people of color $10 and “non-POC” $20, with other tickets as high as $40 on Eventbrite.

Last weekend, after the event was widely publicized and debated across social media, the national attention prompted organizers to change the pricing to $20 for all attendees.

Organizers originally posted the event with an explanation: The prices were based on the idea of equitable access to festivals, which they said are often cost-prohibitive and do not benefit the black communities that host them. 

“Events often designed for marginalized Black and Brown communities can be easily co-opted by those with cultural, monetary, and class privileges,” organizer Numi Ori wrote on Facebook. “Our goal is to ensure that the youth of our communities can participate in the building of a just society; one that promotes EQUITY over EQUALITY.[sic]”

While organizers said they intended to make the festival more accessible, the doubled price for white festivalgoers sparked pushback from performers as well.

Tiny Jag, a Detroit-based rapper who is biracial, was slated to perform at the festival, but pulled out of the lineup in a Twitter announcement, writing the pricing system “does not reflect the views of myself or the Tiny Jag team.” 
Social media accounts like The Shade Room reposted the festival pricing, prompting thousands of replies. Some called the system racist, while others pointed out white privilege as a factor in the ticket scale. One commenter wrote: “Like 1950s racism in 2020. No bueno,” receiving thousands of likes.



The event’s hosting site, Eventbrite, threatened to take the festival’s page down if organizers did not change the pricing, which an Eventbrite spokesperson said violated company terms. "We also let them know that if they did not comply, we would remove the event completely from our site," the spokesperson said in a statement. 

"While the creator removed the discriminatory pricing for admission, we were made aware they added an optional donation ticket type that was still based on a protected characteristic," Eventbrite's statement reads. "Given this also violated our Terms, we removed that specific ticket type and communicated to the creator that they can include a donation option so long as it’s inclusive of all attendees."

In a Monday post, Ori wrote that she and fellow organizer Franchesca Lamarre were changing the pricing system because of racist harassment. “There is no other reason why. This was for the sake of safety,” she wrote.  

“I don’t feel not one ounce of sadness or regret about Franchesca Lamarre and I’s choice for creating this ticket structure,” Ori wrote in a July 5 Facebook post. “...Don’t comment on here about what we could have done differently with the structure. We did what we did and equity matters.”

Artists slated to perform at AfroFuture Fest include Curtis Roach, Pri$m and White Buffs on the Astral Plane.



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Saturday, June 27, 2020

Prelude To Detroit: Rob McCann Has A Special Message From Catholic Charities - My Fuchsia Infused Spirited Response

Rob,

There shall be no redemption.

There shall be no reconciliation.

This shall be no insurrection.

These vile creatures took out an elected official, over all their authority to challenge, as a coup against the United States, and not one person has yet to figure out how this all started.

You were really, uber, mean to my Sweetie.

I await your arrival in Detroit, and, this, is, my Dearies, is my message to Rob.

May the heavens fall.

May the heavens fall.

May the heavens fall.

Thrice sayeth me,

So, mote it be.

The Celestial Goddess of the Woodshed

Prelude To Detroit: The Cloaking Of The Residuals Of The Peculiar Institution - Trafficking Tiny Humans Out The Ukraine & Why U.S. Borders Were Shuttered



Selling Chattel: The Oldest Form Of Survival





This is about the residuals of the peculiar institution.


Praise the lord, for you should never have been mean to my Sweetie...

#maytheheavensfall


Did Reese Everson write this crap for you?
This sounds like some Mr. Icky Man stuff.

Volunteer experiences divert Rob McCann to Catholic Charities

Catholic Charities executive director Rob McCann facetiously says his life was “ruined” by volunteer experiences with campus ministry and the Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC).

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Rob McCann
He went to college thinking he would go to law school and be an attorney in New York City like others in his family.

His plans were diverted by volunteer work through campus ministry at local shelters and a two-month summer program with Jesuit Social Services in Ecuador, and by his involvement with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps both teaching migrant kindergarten children in Woodburn, Ore., and doing community outreach in Torreon, Mexico, and East Los Angeles.

By “ruined,” he means “transformed.”

“It’s easy to live life and not know how others live, but once you become aware of people who live in poverty, suffer and lack basic human dignity, it changes how you look at life,” he said.  “Once you have that moment, you can choose to ignore what it means or to be part of the solution.”

His choice to be part of the solution meant that in September 2005, he succeeded Donna Hanson, who was executive director of Catholic Charities in Spokane for 27 years and who mentored him in his work as associate director since 2000.

In his new role, he fosters opportunities for volunteers—based on their comfort levels and skills—at House of Charity, St. Margaret’s Shelter, St. Anne’s Child and Family Center, and 62 other Catholic Charities’ programs in Eastern Washington. Perhaps he helps disrupt and transform some other lives, changing people and their outlooks.

After graduating from Fairfield University in Connecticut in 1991 with a degree in American studies and political science, Rob spent two years with the JVC.

“I had opportunities to see how the rest of the world lives and felt I needed to do something about it,” he said.

His first step was to earn a master’s degree in organizational leadership at Gonzaga in 1995.  Then, while he was young, single and could fit all his belongings into the back of a car, he wanted overseas experience.

For several years, he was a program evaluator with the Catholic Relief Services’ Harvest of Hope Program, traveling to 31 countries—including Bosnia, Rwanda and Kosovo.

Catholic Relief Services is an international disaster relief and development agency, serving some of the most poverty-stricken areas of Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe.

In 1997 in India, he worked with and learned from Mother Teresa.

Through CRS, he visited agricultural programs, mother-child programs, health programs, refugee camps, water projects and other programs. Along with tips for success for each country program he visited, Rob developed a list of the top 10 mistakes learned in other countries.  He reported back to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and  CRS headquarters in Baltimore.

“I saw similar programs in different countries,” he said.  “In Sudan, I might share with local staff how an Angolan community does a water project.  Knowing what worked elsewhere helped people gain expertise.”

Rob went as a colleague, recognizing also that every country and culture does programs in different ways, and evaluating programs in light of the culture.

“What works in the mother-child program in Cambodia might not work in Senegal because of different family traditions, expectations, languages and tribal dynamics,” he said.

In Spokane, Rob also deals with the diverse cultures of chronically mentally ill people or children from families of different cultures.

Donna hired him in 2000 as associate director to oversee construction of two new homeless shelters and St. Anne’s Children and Family Center.

While working at Catholic Charities in Spokane, he completed a doctoral degree in leadership studies at Gonzaga University in 2004.  He met and married his wife, Rachel, in 2001.  They now have a one-year-old son, Timothy James.

As associate director, he would oversee programs, write grants, secure accreditation and do many other tasks, mentored by Donna.

“I learned the nuts-and-bolts details of how programs ran from the ‘global’ perspective of seeing the picture of the  overall organization,” he said.

“Catholic Charities focuses on the core values of respect, compassion, collaboration and justice.  Those words are visible in our facilities—the mission statements on the walls,” he said.  “We make decisions through these four lenses.  Volunteers and staff are to live these values, to walk the talk.”

Having grown up in a Catholic family with Catholic education from kindergarten through PhD, he said faith is a “big piece” of what he does at Catholic Charities.

Being Catholic, however, does not limit the scope of service, because service is provided based on “need not creed.”  About 85 percent of staff and of those served are not Catholic.

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Rob says Catholic Charities looks at the core values of faith traditions.
“We look at the core values of the Catholic tradition, values shared by most other traditions—Buddhist, Muslim, Jewish and other faiths, as well as other Christian,” he said, returning to the four basic values.

More than 90 years ago, Catholics in Eastern Washington wanted to respond to the poverty they saw.  Farmers, bankers and other business people started Catholic Charities in this diocese to do that, he said.

“We exist in their name to serve anyone in need as a nonprofit, faith-based organization operating on the core values of the Gospel,” Rob said. 

In accordance with a previous requirement for non-profits and faith-based organizations receiving federal, state or local funding, there is no evangelism component. 

“There are times evangelism is appropriate and times when it is not appropriate.  It is not appropriate in programs we run, programs based on the unconditional love of the Gospel, whether people accept Christ or don’t,” he said.

“If someone is hungry, cold or homeless, that person wants a meal, a blanket and warm shelter, not necessarily religion,” Rob said.

“Creed is the impetus for how and why we care, but it does not mandate who we serve.  My faith tradition led me into this work, allows me to process it and gives me passion to do it.

“In my read of Catholicism, we are called to serve people in need, if we are to walk the path Christ walked. I learned through Jesuit spirituality and the Jesuit motto of ‘contemplatives in action,’” he said. 

“Catholic Charities measures outcomes of its service of about 50,000 people a year based on their becoming more stable, healthier, happier and more self sufficient because of the programs.  Some will lead better lives.  Some may not, but we hope that all we serve will at least live in more dignity. 

“Some have slept at House of Charity for 20 years and may sleep there 20 more years—in dignity.  Some may be assisted to leave and become homeowners or move into stable housing.

“We meet people where they are, sit down with them and ask how they are doing and what they need.  Then we design a program of action and assistance for them,” Rob said.  “People have to be interested in bettering themselves.  Some are not ready and may need basic human respect before they will want to make changes in their lives.”

Parishes, women religious, Jesuits, other nonprofits, other denominations and faith communities partner with Catholic Charities.  The non-Catholic volunteer base has grown and the non-Catholic donor base has tripled.

“People know we reach all kinds of people,” Rob said.

“Like any nonprofit, we live year to year on city, state, federal, donor and grant funds.  We live on faith,” he said.  “Over our 90-year history, we have had years of ups and downs with changes in laws and grants.

“We are healthy, do good work and are accountable for funds donated, which inspires more giving,” he commented.

Beyond the current political talk of “faith-based initiatives,” Rob said the government has long channeled funds to serve the poor through Catholic Charities and similar organizations:  “Now it’s a buzz word and spin on what has been happening for years.

“Catholic Charities is the biggest social-service provider in the country.  Government funds are essential for us to do our job,” he said.  “We have respected, in receiving those funds, the original requirement of providing the services without overt evangelism.  We will not change our stance of serving all people, regardless of their religious beliefs.

“Everyone is a child of God and deserves unconditional love and dignity.  As a civilization, we will not be judged by the money in our banks, our technology or the number of skyscrapers, but by how we treat the weakest people among us,” he said.  “History judges a civilization by the quality of its relationships and how people act to end injustice.”

So along with helping people in need, Catholic Charities educates people so they are aware of and act on the relationship between Catholic social justice teachings and institutional injustice.  The Parish Social Services office does the education and advocacy piece with Catholic Relief Services.

Reflecting on the growing needs, Rob said Catholic Charities seeks to expand its capacity to respond.

Over his 15 years in social services, he has seen needs continue to grow. 

“I wish there were fewer homeless and hungry people.  Our goal should be to close programs for a lack of need,” he said.

Catholic Charities has about 8,000 volunteers, more every year.  It has 220 staff, compared to 63 five years ago.  The new staff fill roles in the new, expanded facilities for the House of Charity, St. Margaret’s and St. Anne’s, which have tripled the capacity of Catholic Charities to serve the region.

The House of Charity grew from 38 to 109 beds.  St. Margaret’s grew from room for four families to room for 18. The old St. Anne’s Child and Family Center served 18 children, and the new facility serves 200.

Catholic Charities has added more farm-worker housing in Othello and Pasco.  The agency also has 700 housing units for seniors and families throughout Eastern Washington. 

For information, call 358-4272 or visit www.catholiccharitiesspokane.org.

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Robert J. McCann, PhD
(who reminds me so much of Fat Ass)
 President and CEO Rob joined Catholic Charities in 2000 and has served as ED since 2005. Prior experience includes 4 years with Catholic Relief Services as Project Mgr, Development Director, and Internal Auditor; 2 years as a Jesuit Volunteer in Oregon and Mexico; and one year in East LA as a Youth Advocate in Gang Alternative Programming. Rob is currently a Board Member and past Chair of the USCCB - National Advisory Board. He also serves on various community boards, including Providence Health Care, SHMC Foundation, Jesuit Volunteers Corps Northwest, Nazareth Guild, and Spokane County United Way.




Catholic Charities refutes claims of lawlessness and building a ‘small army’ of homeless people

Catholic Charities, which runs the city’s largest homeless shelter and has built hundreds of permanent homes for chronically homeless people, aggressively pushed back against what it deemed “some very serious misstatements that have been floating around in the community.”

Rob McCann, president of Catholic Charities Spokane, said flyers have been passed around near the House of Charity listing numerous lies about the shelter, crime associated with it and plans his organization has to build more housing. A separate petition seeking to “get control of the 1,000 people we already have” before Catholic Charities is allowed to build more housing has also circulated and gathered signatures.

At a hastily called news conference, McCann said they’ve known of the flyer and petition for more than two months but only felt compelled to dispel the rumors this week, for reasons he did not explain.

The flyer is a list of grievances filled with numerous assumptions and outright lies, McCann said.

Under a header called “Known Facts,” it states that “homeless are trying to get hit by driving cars,” “overnighters have been raped” and “police are not allowed inside” Catholic Charities’ facilities. It also said the organization planned to build “a Spokane slum empire” with 9,000 units for a “small army” of homeless people.

McCann, who is incorrectly referred to as Rob McKenna in the flyer, characterized the points on the flyers as “factually inaccurate,” but didn’t’ give them a “second thought.”

He did have something to say about the petition calling for his group to stop building housing for the chronically homeless.

“Here’s the spoiler: We’re not going to do that,” he said, noting construction of two new buildings with 50 units each would begin this fall, part of a long-term plan to build up to 800 units of permanent housing for chronically homeless people.

At the news conference, McCann gave a nearly point-by-point refutation of the flyer.

The flyer says that drugs and weapons are allowed in the House of Charity.

“First and foremost, weapons and drugs are not allowed in the House of Charity,” McCann said. “However, it’s a low-demand shelter. We take anybody in any condition, which means we take people who are still actively using, actively drinking, may not be on their meds with mental health issues, and with that population does sometimes come some illegal substances and weapons. But they’re not allowed in the House of Charity. We have strict rules about that.”

The flyer says that rapes have occurred in the shelter.

“That is completely untrue,”McCann said. “We do not have any knowledge of any such activity at the House of Charity. Certainly we would know about it if it happened.”


The flyer says police are not allowed in the shelter.

“The police are always welcome at the House of Charity,” McCann said. “The police are our number one collaborators and partners in Spokane. Without them, we could not do this work. We are blessed with an amazing police department in the city of Spokane. They give a level of patience and understanding to this population that they don’t always earn and deserve.”

The flyer says Catholic Charities plans to build 9,000 units for the homeless population.

“I wish,” McCann said. “That would be great if we could build 9,000 units for the homeless in this community.”

He pointed out that Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle combined don’t have that much permanent housing for the homeless.

The flyer said Catholic Charities’ housing developments are a “slum empire,” which McCann said was not only offensive, but also wrong.

“These are not slums. These are the nicest buildings on the blocks in most cases,” he said of his group’s buildings, such as the Father Bach Haven and Donna Hanson Haven. “The word ‘slum’ is just a really negative, unfair term.”

McCann acknowledged the shelter did have problems, but noted it was built to shelter 109 homeless men and has in recent months sheltered upward of 400 “men, women, couples, service animals and everything in between. That has put a great stress on our neighborhood and our block.”

McCann said he hasn’t seen any instances of violence against homeless people inspired by the flyer and petition but said a man, “likely the same individual who did this flyer,” has entered Catholic Charities’ buildings and filmed clients and residents without permission.

He said other people have experienced “emotional and verbal trauma as a result of being berated.”

Finally, McCann said about 85 percent of Spokane’s chronically homeless population suffer from mental health and substance abuse issues, making them a “very fragile, delicate population.” He asked for patience from the greater community.

“Certainly when you’re struggling with mental health and substance abuse, you’re not always making the best decisions, nor would any of us in this room if we were suffering with mental health and substance abuse,” he said. “We will never, ever apologize for the work of serving the poor at Catholic Charities.”








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Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Bankole "Boot Licker" Thompson Needs To Go Back To Africa For His Foreign Invasion Of Detroit, Livonia & His Psychotic Fantasy Of Owning His Very Own Bank

Bankole "The Boot Licker" Thompson has been on a #coloredrevolution tirade as of lately, by promoting his PULSE Institute.

The world is watching.

He likes to call NAACP Wendell "Swindle" Anthony a boot licker because he says the NAACP has done nothing but enrich themselves.

Yes, that is correct.

Bankole is giving his public testimony on the 2016 election fraud by letting the public witness his plans to take over Detroit and Livonia by enriching himself.

HA!

Bankole wants to own a black bank and I bet Maxine Waters will help him do it.

Yippers.

Bankole recently was victorious in his latest op, where I have a sneaky suspicion Reese Everson was a willing consultant in the Right to Literacy case, where, the Pulse Institute is going to get a chuck of the settlement that was supposed to be for Detroit Public Schools students whose needs are to stop public corruption.

The case was a mockery to the entire body of civil rights laws, but, that is not the point.

Bankole refuses to speak upon the Detroit Land Bank Authority because, he knows, when he does, he has to say my name, and he does not want to say my name because he will have to say my Sweetie's name.

Can I get a #MeToo?

Bankole leveraged his entire ethical core, or sold his soul down the river to the Congressional Black Caucus, to get this State of Michigan, backdoor Gretchen Whitmer #coloredrevolution funded  settlement so he can launch his next #coloredrevolution, and, in this situation, it shall be the City of Livonia and its Police Department to throw shade on the fact that this is Mike Duggan's old playground and that Gretch has some serious situations in the very near future.

A sign warning of racial profiling as seen on Telegraph Road in Redford Township just south of Interstate 96.Livonia mayor, police chief react to 'Driving While Black' warning billboard

I used to live in Livonia and learned how to swim as a very young girl at Clarenceville School, so I take this as another personal stab whenever I hear the afrocentristic war drums, knowing very well of the impending, foreign funded #coloredrevolution invasion of a municipality, for the simple fact that Bankole had the audacity to posthumously drop my Sweetie's name when they were all uber mean to my Sweetie, to simply make some money.

That vile creature needs to go back to Africa.

Yes, I am proclaiming that Bankole, and his tribe of "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending) are about to topple the City of Livonia in major federal litigation because there are no officers of the darker persuassion.

So, I send this message out to Paul Bernier, City of Livonia Attorney and Police Chief Curtis Caid, as a heads up:

Why not step out there, onto the international stage, and ask Bankole, and his merry band of #coloredrevolution buckaneers, to provide the universally accepted framework in legal and genetic class based animus designation for black people-z, said with a 'z' because it is difficult to understand Bankole's foreign accent in his english, at times.

Image result for peter griffin race card
City of Livonia Police Department tool
to decide whom to pull over and ticket,
according to the #coloredrevolution psyop
of The PULSE Institute of Bankole
You should ask Bankole if his #coloredrevolutionary crew uses the brown paper bag test, or do they strictly go on proficiency tests in ebonics.

Seriously, someone should ask Bankole the magic question of how he determines who is eligible to bank at his fantasy black bank.

I mean, will he be using the Peter Griffin color coded race card or will the human asset property management re-segregation categories be based upon arbitrary and capricious decision making on who gets to live in his magical kingdom once he topples the City of Livonia.

I bet they change the name of Livonia to Bankole.

"Hey Mikey! Come out, come out, wherever you are at GO BLUE, Bankole wants to play games with democracy.


Bankole is so very considerate to provide for the public record that propaganda was promoted through our higher institutions of learning, which will then, profess in the community, the policy of which the black peoplez shall be indoctrinated through federal funding.

I do not know whether to call this sedition or treachery.

Gotta spend some time with a few bottles of Merlot to construct this matrix.

Perhaps, Bankole is working with Anthony Borgesi, founder of Black Lives Matter operation, which is not organic, yet highly sophisticated, but, hey, what do I know?

I know Bankole is using the internet to promulgate an insurgency against the City of Livonia.

I also know Bankole is still, at this very moment, plotting and scheming to become a king, because, he has nothing else to live for, for he knows, in some vague shape or form, that we are in Detroit.

#maytheheaavensfall


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Thursday, January 9, 2020

OVERSIGHT: Hearing On Why No One Understands Citizenship & Unreported Targeted Populations

Oh, joy!

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U.S. Census tool for race counting
The U.S. House Oversight Committee on the 2020 Census to get an accurate account, but everyone has failed on two fronts, the first being labeling of the variable of race.

Now, I am going to have to have someone provide me with the operationalization of the tools for measurement of race.

I was always told race was determined by the enumerator, per OMB Directive 15 but I ended up finding the legal tool for it.

Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
DIRECTIVE NO. 15
Race and Ethnic Standards for Federal Statistics
and Administrative Reporting
(as adopted on May 12, 1977)
This Directive provides standard classifications for record keeping, collection, and presentation of data on race and ethnicity in Federal program administrative reporting and statistical activities. These classifications should not be interpreted as being scientific or anthropological in nature, nor should they be viewed as determinants of eligibility for participation in any Federal program. They have been developed in response to needs expressed by both the executive branch and the Congress to provide for the collection and use of compatible, nonduplicated, exchangeable racial and ethnic data by Federal agencies.
1. Definitions
The basic racial and ethnic categories for Federal statistics and program administrative reporting are defined as follows:
American Indian or Alaskan Native. A person having origins in any of the original peoples of North America, and who maintains cultural identification through tribal affiliation or community recognition.
Asian or Pacific Islander. A person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, the Indian subcontinent, or the Pacific Islands. This area includes, for example, China, India, Japan, Korea, the Philippine Islands, and Samoa.
Black. A person having origins in any of the black racial groups of Africa.
Hispanic. A person of Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race.
White. A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, North Africa, or the Middle East.
2. Utilization for Record keeping and Reporting
To provide flexibility, it is preferable to collect data on race and ethnicity separately. If separate race and ethnic categories are used, the minimum designations are:
Race:
-- American Indian or Alaskan Native
--Asian or Pacific Islander
--Black
--White
Ethnicity:
--Hispanic origin
--Not of Hispanic origin
When race and ethnicity are collected separately, the number of White and Black persons who are Hispanic must be identifiable, and capable of being reported in that category.
If a combined format is used to collect racial and ethnic data, the minimum acceptable categories are:
--American Indian or Alaskan Native
--Asian or Pacific Islander
--Black, not of Hispanic origin
--Hispanic
--White, not of Hispanic origin.
The category which most closely reflects the individual's recognition in his community should be used for purposes of reporting on persons who are of mixed racial and/or ethnic origins.
In no case should the provisions of this Directive be construed to limit the collection of data to the categories described above. However, any reporting required which uses more detail shall be organized in such a way that the additional categories can be aggregated into these basic racial/ethnic categories.

This was about the same time the term "African-Americans" came to be fashionable.

The African-Americans, a term Jesse Jackson coined, needs to told as his tale. 
 If Africa is a continent, and the United States is a nation, does that mean African Americans have dual citizenship or are these votes disqualified under Voter ID laws?
 Not everyone from the continent of Africa is of the darker persuasion. 
Not everyone of the darker persuasion is from Africa. 
If Colored Person A procreates with Colored Person B, producing Colored Offspring X; and, Colored Person C procreates with Colored Person D, producing Colored Offspring Y; where, Colored Offspring X and Colored Offspring Y procreate to produce Colored Offspring XY, does the zygote qualify for reparations? 
 https://beverlytran.blogspot.com/2019/07/cocktails-popcorn-reese-everson-of.html
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"Will I be counted as an African-American?"
Here is an example of law that allows the U.S. to label one, based upon the status of the mother, Partus Sequitur Ventrum, more readily understood as the one-drop rule of property ownership under the law of chattels.


An Act to Preserve Racial Integrity 
loco parentis

Every local registrar may, as soon as practicable, have such registration certificate made by or for each person in his district who so desires, born before June fourteen, nineteen hundred and twelve, for whom he has not on file a registration certificate, or a birth certificate. 
2. It shall be a felony for any person wilfully or knowingly to make a registration certificate false as to color or race. The wilful making of a false registration or birth certificate shall be punished by confinement in the penitentiary for one year.
3. For each registration certificate properly made and returned to the State Registrar, the local registrar returning the same shall be entitled to a fee of twenty-five cents, to be paid by the registrant. Application for registration and for transcript may be made direct to the State Registrar, who may retain the fee for expenses of his office.
4. No marriage license shall be granted until the clerk or deputy clerk has reasonable assurance that the statements as to color of both man and woman are correct. 

If there is reasonable cause to disbelieve that applicants are of pure white race, when that fact is stated, the clerk or deputy clerk shall withhold the granting of the license until satisfactory proof is produced that both applicants are "white persons" as provided for in this act. 

The clerk or deputy clerk shall use the same care to assure himself that both applicants are colored, when that fact is claimed. 
5. It shall hereafter be unlawful for any white person in this State to marry any save a white person, or a person with no other admixture of blood than white and American Indian. For the purpose of this act, the term "white person" shall apply only to the person who has no trace whatsoever of any blood other than Caucasian; but persons who have one-sixteenth or less of the blood of the American Indian and have no other non-Caucasic blood shall be deemed to be white persons. All laws heretofore passed and now in effect regarding the intermarriage of white and colored persons shall apply to marriages prohibited by this act. 
6. For carrying out the purposes of this act and to provide the necessary clerical assistance, postage and other expenses of the State Registrar of Vital Statistics, twenty per cent of the fees received by local registrars under this act shall be paid to the State Bureau of Vital Statistics, which may be expended by the said bureau for the purposes of this act.  
7. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent with this act are, to the extent of such inconsistency, hereby repealed. 

If one is "not colored", does that make them invisible, and if they are invisible, how can you count them?

FUN FACT! ABSENTEE BALLOTS ARE SUBJECT TO THE SAME CORPORATE PARENTAL RIGHT LAWS

I have a better suggestion to get a better count of our U.S. population.

How about answering this question:

Now, what is the citizenship of the foster kid?
So, if a child is a citizen of Guatemala crosses the Mexican-U.S. Border, to be taken into U.S. custody and placed under a privatized, state contracted child placing agency like Bethany Christian, a Michigan licensed business entity, which is under the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, a foreign corporation, where that child is processed through the policy, not law, like DACA & DAPA, of the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children under the legal aegis of the contracting state Child Placing Agency, qualifying the child for Targeted Case Management billing reimbursement of Medicaid for the purposes of concurrent case planning to fast track Termination of Parental Rights for adoption, which includes a new identity and an issued Social Security Number, what is the citizenship of that child and what happens with the original identity?

"Taking an inventory of his wealth"
So, instead of listening to the dribbled of ignorance of this hearing, I would like to inform "The Elected Ones" that we did not count the babies until the early 20th Century, but do not tell them that because the lord was the keeper of the record.

The church record of the birth, not the certificate.

Then, no one is talking about the live and dead births certificates.

No one is talking about Foster Care and Adoption.

No one is talking about those fake identities after termination of parental rights over the children, hailing from "The Poors" (always said with clinched teeth).

Here is a synoptic overview on how they child welfare industry can multiple a child's identity to maximize revenues".



So, if the U.S. conjures up their own laws on how to count "The Poors" (always said with clinched teeth), will it be challenged by the Holy See because it does not have any legal congruency, outside the U.S.?

That would be fun!

Again, to keep with my ad nauseum theme of coming up with new and improved ways of trying to get people to understand that the residuals of the peculiar institution are alive and thriving for the simple fact that slavery was never, ever abolished, I shall close out this round of castigation with one of my favorite taglines.

#Time2AuditGod

Who owns the child because corporations are people, too.

This is about the children's trust funds.



Since, we are building a meshed Wall, just like the Vatican has a Wall, who is the parent of data?

US to start collecting DNA from people detained at Detroit border

https://beverlytran.blogspot.com/2019/10/judiciary-online-platforms-and-market.html

If I throw in Voting Rights, I believe some of the "Elected Ones" may experience the stigmata.

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"But, if we do not salvage the souls of the savages,
how can we promulgate law to procure & purvey tiny humans
for revenue maximization in the name of the tax exempt god?"
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