Archive for the ‘Corruption’ Category

(Note: These groups thrive on the demise of human resource providing, and use ‘endangered species’ as the basis for countless lawsuits that are designed to implement The Wildlands Project and excise humans — except those ‘designated’ to keep tabs on the ‘endangered species’ — from most of this country, and the world.) Peter Galvin 520-907-1533 [...]

February 26, 2003 (Note: These groups thrive on the demise of human resource providing, and use ‘endangered species’ as the basis for countless lawsuits that are designed to implement The Wildlands Project and excise humans — except those ‘designated’ to keep tabs on the ‘endangered species’ — from most of this country, and the world.) [...]

Who runs Tucson? Kieran Suckling. Carolyn Campbell. She works with developers to find common ground, while he fights to save every inch of desert. (Note: I’ve underlined the language deception herein.) January 19, 2001 Joyesha Chesnick jchesnick@azstarnet.com ‘contributed to this report’ Tucson Citizen http://www.tucsoncitizen.com To submit a Letter to the Editor: letters@tucsoncitizen.com   Kieran Suckling [...]

ORGAN PIPE CACTUS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Ariz. — On a hot desert morning last week, a group of 20 tourists gathered in the visitor center in Arizona’s Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument to attend a mandatory safety briefing before taking a guarded van tour to Quitobaquito springs. The springs is part of the 69 percent of [...]

Craig Harris The Arizona Republic For this series, The Arizona Republic filed 67 public-records requests between August and October. The requests went to Arizona’s four statewide public-pension systems, the Phoenix and Tucson pension programs, and all 57 public-school districts in Maricopa County. The Republic, under the Arizona Public Records Law, obtained the annual pension payments [...]

Craig Harris – The Arizona Republic Even as local governments and the state are slashing budgets, Arizonans are propping up public-pension systems that allow civil servants to retire in their 50s, receive annuities that can exceed $100,000 a year, and collect pensions while staying on the same job, The Arizona Republic has found. Over the [...]

by Craig Harris – Dec. 20, 2011 11:09 PM The Arizona Republic Local and state governments in Arizona allowed some 2,400 public employees to cash in thousands of hours of accumulated unused sick leave last year, at an average cost to taxpayers of $11,419 per employee, public records compiled by The Arizona Republic show. A [...]

Andrea Lafferty Targeted, Detained By State Department Security Personnel As “Threat”   Washington D.C. (December 15th, 2011) — Traditional Values Coalition (TVC) president Andrea Lafferty was targeted and detained by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s security personnel this Wednesday during the closing event capping the three day closed-door conference advancing the implementation of U.N. Resolution [...]

MILWAUKEE – Police have arrested a 22-year-old Milwaukee woman after a man  was stabbed more than 300 times. According to an affidavit accompanying a search warrant, the 18-year-old  Arizona man was bleeding from the neck, arms, legs and back when he called  police at about 9 p.m. Sunday. He was taken to a local hospital. [...]

West Valley seniors angry at proposed utility rate hike 500 seniors pack hearing http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2011/10/10/20111010west-valley-seniors-angry-proposed-utility-rate-hike.html