PHILADELPHIA, PA / JULY 28, 2010 / DIVERSE NEWS — Just a few moments ago, I found out from a source that the DA’s office had set up another environmental manipulative at the Shop-Rite, Frankford Ave. parking lot around 10pm, towards the person from this previous story.
Now they even went a step further.
Apparently, the lead investigator, who also worked in the basement of Philly’s family court (as some sort of investigator?) and appears to be a Semitic/Masonic type, is still trying to get the father on something, while using the mother’s ex-boyfriend (a Latino who had molested M.S.’s child) as bait – in hopes for at least an assault – to pin the father on something. This is what M.S. has had to deal with over the course 10 years.
So, basically, the story is this: Family court had denied the father custody based on his not being able to get a psych-eval because of the Semitic unity with Philly’s jurisdiction. M.S. believes that the D.A.’s Office has bugged his phone and was communicating with attorneys or whoever he called for help whilst telling the other party (via what to and not to, tell M.S. He had to see his child under supervised visitation for 2 1/2 years for the impropriety of not getting a mental health test! Talk about ADA of 1990!
And having to find-out that his child was being molested by the mother’s boyfriend. the mother, apparently did nothing about it or even tell the father. And the mother had been taking the child to a psychologist apparently during these times. Makes you wonder.
The only way that M.S. found out about the sexual abuse of his daughter, was not from his child’s mother or attorney (who had access) but from the Right-to-Know Law. M.S. dispatched a fax to the Administrative judge and explained how his child was raped but nothing has been done about it as of yet.
More to come on this story, people.
Sorry, but the info just came in and I had to tell it.

Gary Goldfarb,
Diverse News

Colonel Van Barfoot
RICHMOND, Va., Dec. 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Col. Van Barfoot has until Friday at 5 pm to remove his flagpole or face a civil suit. The 90-year-old veteran is shocked and gratified by the outpouring of support from around the country.

His daughter, Margaret Nicholls said, “The response has been unbelievable. What started as a local story has grown into a national outcry to help my Dad.”

The neighborhood association has yet to decide whether Colonel Barfoot will be fined $10 per day every day he raises the American Flag but the 5:00 Friday deadline is looming.

“No matter the outcome,” said Margaret, “we want something good to come out of this.”

To donate in honor of Colonel Barfoot, please send your donations to the address below. Make all checks payable to USO. All donations will be turned over immediately to the USO, so we can continue to support our troops.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — In the midst of the great recession, a depressed job market is hitting veterans particularly hard. Unemployment numbers for all veterans continues to hover near 12 percent, but for service members who left the military in the past three years unemployment is 18 percent, nearly twice the national average.

“The way we treat our veterans when they return home is an indication of our national character,” said J. David Cox, AFGE national secretary-treasurer, who was a registered nurse in the VA for over 20 years prior to being elected to the union’s executive leadership. “These brave men and women volunteered, served valiantly, and have to come home to stand in the unemployment line. There is something very wrong with that.”

The high unemployment rate of returning service members has not escaped the attention of the White House. On Nov. 9, President Obama issued an executive order aimed at enhancing the recruitment and promotion of employment opportunities for veterans. The order established a multi-agency “Council on Veterans Employment” and is supposed to develop a strategic plan on how to recruit and employ veterans for federal civilian service. According to the union, however, any plan developed by the Council should address the systemic risk to federal civilian employment of veterans posed by the expanded use of for-profit contractors. Ironically, the VA – the agency that strives to be the model employer of veterans — has contracted out more jobs held by veterans than most other agencies. Read More »

Via JTA.org:

David Huebner, 49 , will be Obama’s first gay appointment.

PHILADELPHIA, PA\ SEPTEMBER 20, 2009 \ DIVERSE NEWS –
With all the news media stories about racism going hand-in-hand with these Tea Parties, it makes you wonder: who are they directing these racism claims towards?
The only ethnic/racial group the mainstream media recognizes to be racists (as a whole or mostly in part) are Whites. The U.S. Census-which all government agencies must go by – defines Whites as: A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, North Africa, or the Middle East.
So, of these groups, which ones are the racists?

Most American people have European roots. But the new White group from the Middle East, are not called or recognized by the media as being ‘White’, even though, officially, they are. Middle-Easterners do not get claims of racism directed at them. So, the racists can’t be the Arabs.

Racial classification comes in handy with the fairness in lending law, which goes by race standards supplied by the U.S. Census. You can see who the banks lent that money to everyday, with new businesses that opened suddenly in your community.

The North Africans, who are mostly Arabs, are certainly not labeled racists, either.

This means that the media have been calling the Europeans racists.
Who else? The ones that the media does not apply political correctness to, the one group that the media does not add a continentally-hyphenated name to.

If I was a White person, I would not even turn the TV on. All they do is try to make you hate your own White self.

-Josh Truman

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — In his first address before Congress, the newly elected leader of The American Legion has called upon lawmakers to “compassionately address” the needs of women veterans.

National Commander Clarence E. Hill, testifying before a joint session of the U.S. House and Senate Veterans Affairs Committees, urged lawmakers to acknowledge that service women deployed to today’s theaters of war are, in fact, serving in combat zones.

“The demographic of the American veteran is changing,” Hill said. “We now have a much more diverse veterans’ population than in past generations. This diversity includes a growing and significant number of women veterans who sacrifice no less than their male counterparts. In this war without a front there are no safe areas. As such, women who historically were not severely wounded in previous conflicts are returning home with limbs missing, terribly burned, or blinded.”

Hill, who began his one-year term as head of the nation’s largest veterans service organization just two weeks, added that closer daily contact between male and female service members has “unfortunately led to military sexual trauma issues which must be addressed compassionately.”

He also noted that the change in the military’s makeup will require the meeting of new fiscal and logistical challenges in the service of those coming home. “Timely access to quality health care, the new G.I. Bill, and other veterans’ benefit programs must adjust and adapt to the needs of this ‘newest generation’ of wartime veterans. Hundreds of thousands of OIF (Operation Iraqi Freedom) and OEF (Operation Enduring Freedom) veterans are now using their VA health care benefits, increasing the workload of a health care system that was overburdened before the war began,” Hill said. ” It is a sacred and time honored obligation of The American Legion to make sure those veterans have the services they need and timely access to the care they have earned and deserve.”

The Legion commander’s testimony was presented to members of the House Committee on Veterans Affairs, chaired by Rep. Bob Filner, D-Calif., and the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs, chaired by Senator Daniel Akaka, D-Hawaii, this morning. The forty page Legion presentation contained proposals for the Department of Veterans Affairs Fiscal Year 2011 budget and applauded Filner for his proposal to require Medicare to reimburse VA for the treatment of eligible veterans’ injuries, illnesses and conditions. The Legion also urged Congress to take measures to increase access to veterans health care, especially in rural areas, to redouble efforts to address the issues of an aging veteran population as well as veterans suffering the effects of Gulf War illness, traumatic brain injury, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and exposure to toxic substances such as Agent Orange.

The enormous backlog of unprocessed and partially processed veterans’ claims was also noted in the Legion presentation with potential solutions advanced. Suggestions were also made to improve and make more equitable the terms of the newly enacted Post 9/11 GI Bill that is now providing educational benefits to new military veterans.

Testimony is presented annually to lawmakers by The American Legion shortly after Congress reconvenes for its fall session.

With a current membership of 2.5-million wartime veterans, The American Legion was founded in 1919 on the four pillars of a strong national security, veterans affairs, Americanism, and youth programs. Legionnaires work for the betterment of their communities through more than 14,000 posts across the nation.