Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Deters, Winkler, Alex M. Triantafilou - BIRDS OF A FEATHER

Greetings Blog Readers:




It's been a tough last few weeks so this blog has been neglected.



CAJD encourages everyone to write letters and make phone calls to the Hamilton County Prosecutor's office. And to Judge Winkler's courtroom. Express your outrage at what happened to Christopher Bryant. Please see story below. The story will make you sick Each and everyday young men of color go to court, to jail, to prison, and the morgue. They are held accountable for their actions, and they should be held accountable. But there must be one set of rules for everybody. It's clear in Hamilton County and across this country there are two sets of rules. 

Prosecutor's office       Phone:          (513) 946-3000

Judge Winkler             Phone          (513)  946-3441


http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20100629/NEWS010702/6300331/Deal-upsets-hit-run-victim

Why is Triatafilou mentioned in the subject box-- because he is trying to fool ya.!  Alex Trying-to-fool ya.  post soon. (or search this blog for previous post on the man that appears to hate our president). It's fine to disagree, but not OK to spread hate or participate in a politicial silly season.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Saturday, June 26, 2010

Black Babies vs. 3CDC dogs & DETERS vs. BORTZ

I will apologize to you in advance blog reader, because it seems there is never enough time on this blog to fully flesh out information that we put forth in order to enlighten the community. On this blog it is always the intention to stay focused on the highest ranking republican in Hamilton County, the Chief Legal Representative, AKA the crook that MSB'd (allegedly) on and in the prostitute in Cleveland--Joe Deters, the prosecutor, or persecutor depending on who you talk to.

On Monday June 21st Cincinnati City Council will take a vote to determine  if they will give 14 million dollars to create a dog park in Washington park. This coming on the heels of their announcement to close the West End Health Clinic which serves five thousand residents. In that community, the infant mortality rate is 26.9 percent. Kill the babies for the dogs?

http://news.cincinnati.com/article/AB/20100625/NEWS01/6260359/Some-Washington-Park-neighbors-oppose-plan


It has been reported that the Ohio Ethics Commission will determine (Tuesday June 22, 2010) if Cincinnati City Council member Chris Bortz has a conflict of interest in serving on Council and being connected to his family business-- Towne properties. If the commission “officially” determines that Bortz has a conflict of interest then it's up to persecutor Joe Deters to prosecute Council member Bortz. No one can predict how the Commission will rule. However, the Commission is on record stating that Bortz being on Council and having  connections with Towne Properties is a conflict of interest. If the Commission “officially“ rules in the matter against Bortz, Deters has to prosecute Bortz. Deters won’t. It has been reported on this blog, on many occasions, that Deters flat out won't prosecute the white, wealthy and well-connected. Bortz--you are free to go!
(Also, the Republican headquarters is located in a Towne property)

Who will prosecute Deters for being with the prostitute in Cleveland.

RIP LB.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Justice Delayed -- is Justice Denied (Important Information for Community)

LETTER BELOW IS FROM Paul Graham from Amos Project - Please spread the word
Greetings,


Last week, the AMOS Project launched a week of prayer and action. This is a part of our Nehemiah Campaign to Rebuild Cincinnati. The focus of last's actions is on passing the Fair Hiring Policy, which would allow city jobs to be open to people with criminal records. We started our week of prayer and action at last Wednesday's City Council meeting, where the policy was "put on the calendar," where it would be heard in committee.

Yesterday, Monday, the chair of the jobs creation committee, Charlie Winburn, claimed council needed more time to review the policy. City council has had the motion for months, and have been engaged on the problem & issue for over 2 years.

The AMOS Project and our allies, the Ohio Justice & Policy Center and the HELP Program, will move forward with our plans to attend tomorrow's City Council meeting. The message isn't one of celebration, which what was planned, but of accountability and redemption. City Council will break for one month, and this policy needs to be the first policy passed by City Council.

Can you show up tomorrow at city hall at 1:15? We will offer testimony and prayer during the citizen comment period at 1:30.

Thank you,

Paul


Paul Graham
The AMOS Project
745 Ezzard Charles Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45203


ON ANOTHER NOTE:
I just heard this information over the airwaves. For my Cincy FB people -- Community Action Agency has funding for 500 jobs, for youth between the ages of 16-24. Jobs range from labor to clerical. The deadline to apply for the jobs is this Friday June 25 2010. If you know of a young person that needs a job, get them over to CAA before Friday. The # is 513.569.1860. ACT QUICKLY. Call and if you get voicemail (you will) GET OVER THERE.