Authors Introduction

This brief concerns the results of a 20 year national survey of social service agencies and Operational field audits and review the growth of private armies terrorist organizations and control by organized criminal elements associated with programs operated by the US Department of HUD. Many of the public and private organizations funded by US Department of Housing and Urban Affairs are operated in such a manner as to enhance human suffering in client groups and foster such activities as terrorism, prison based gangs, and facilitate organized criminal activities.

In 1989, Paul Adams, then the Inspector General at the Housing and Urban Development Department, was hauled before a House subcommittee to explain why no one on Capitol Hill was aware of the rampant waste, abuse and mismanagement in the department's programs. The HUD scandal had drawn widespread media attention and proved to be a major embarrassment for both the executive and legislative branches. Many of the abuses, Adams told panel members, were thoroughly detailed in reports issued by his office that went unread in Congress. Not good enough, he was told. Busy legislators and their staffers don't have time to pore over every detail of IG reports, committee members said. They need federal officials to shout from the rooftops when they uncover evidence of poor performance and malfeasance - or at least to pick up the phone. It was a message Adams and other executive branch officials would hear repeatedly as senators and representatives sought to explain to their constituents why the HUD scandal was allowed to fester for so long. The obvious answer is if you intend to commit genocide for profit be sure to have the political patronage system take out law enforcement first. This document published May 8,2006 is located at This Website

SF Homless Coalition Question 1
468 Turk Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
tel: 415.346.3740
fax: 415.775.5639

Exhibit #3-Are Homeless Death Exegerated

What is the normal attrition rate for a city wide population composed of alcoholics, drug users, disabled....? We asked a local organization in San Francisco for their candid opinon:

"The reports are NOT exaggerated. actually, the preface to the SF Dept. of Public Health's annual homeless deaths report contains a caveat where the Dept. states that each year's count is actually an undercount -- the half-time position to do the legwork to confirm the housing status of the decedents was eliminated from SF-DPH's budget. the current counts reflect only those whose homelessness could be confirmed by the M.E.'s staff, or by police reports. if you're interested, check out SF Medical Examiner it's the text of the Director of Public Health to the Health Commission regarding homeless deaths in 1999, and has a link for the 1999 report, which I co-authored. it was, as they say, a record year.

chance martin
Coalition on Homelessness
Tue, 26 Jun 2001 17:48:36 -0700
468 Turk Street,
San Francisco, CA 94102
415 346.3740
415 375.5639-fax

Robert DeVries
MN Daily Reporter
Re: Question
Thu, 5 Jul 2001 18:11:37-0700(PDT)

Hi! Thanks for your message I don't think that the website you mention is living in the real world. But the point is still well taken that the life of homeless people is extremely dangerous and the obstacles that homeless people face are severe. There are supposedly 15,000 homeless people here in San Diego County and the death rate is so high that the local paper no longer even bothers to mention when yet another body is found in Balboa Park. When there was a meeting of the Renaissance Commission here in Ocean Beach a couple of years ago, the concensus in the audience was running more than 10 to 1 in favor of the theory that homeless people were ENTIRELY responsible for their own situation. What is needed is not $250 billion but a commitment by society that we will do what is necessary to help those homeless people who are willing to help themselves.

Best regards,
Robert DeVries
Democratic Central Committee

Exhibit #5 The Death of Walter B

Walter B. was an 82 year old WWII veterans who was traveling from the VA Center at Prescott, AZ to Nogazles on Memorial Day in 1991 to purchase cheap heart medication across the border. Walter arrived in Casa Grande, AZ late on Memorial Day and asked for shelter at the Cross Roads Rescue Mission and was refused shelter because he arrived after 5PM. Although the Police Department made a special request for shelter for this 82 year old Veteran on Memorial Day for shelter, they were refused.

Given the benefits of a warm bed, hot meal, the knowledge of a safe place to sleep, and possible assistance if medical emergency occured at the Rescue Mission; Walter might have lived. Having been denied access to the Rescue Mission, Walter B slept our in a vacant lot. Sometime during the night he had heart problems and was found dead in a ditch in front of McDonalds on main street Casa Grande. The First Baptist Church notified his relatives in Chicago and it cost a lot more to ship his body home for burial than if someone had given Walter an overnight motel room. Like many other elderly, disabled, and needy Walter was terminated with extreme prejudice by a social service structure which couldn't care less. When queried a year or so later the VA Hospital at Tucson, AZ stated they had heard something about the incident but explained that sometimes "Shit Happens".

The Salvation Army
Cascade Division
Lt. Col. Morelocks
1785 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland, OR 97232
503-234-0825

We believe that the Salvation Army, City of Portland, and other funder's policy of offering free food and housing to persons who are substance abusers and/or are involved in illegal activities (A condition of the forenamed entitles have created by operating and supporting the unrestricted access mass dormitory Recovery Inn Shelter at 313 East Burnside,)  Has resulted in the Recovery Inn (RI) being a public nuisance: 

We maintain that unrestricted-access shelters such as RI are not
conductive to helping people transiton to an independent lifestyle.
We agree with Central Eastside Industrial Council's "Position statement on homeless services" that is enclosed.  We also enclosed Mayor Clark's July 19th, 1990 response to CEIC's position statement.  In fact we feel RI is incorrectly named as there are no records showing any client transferring to a "recovery"program. While RI jobs programs claims success in finding full-time work for some individuals, it is not clear that individuals were formerly RI shelter clients since the employment program draws applicants from all over the central city.

Shelter-based care, in our opinion, does not solve people's problems but only enables clients to continue the behavior that caused them to be homeless;
thereby perpetuating their condition.
It has been the city's policy and plan for many years to close the shelters and provide more humane single room occupancy housing coupled with case management services.  Dan Steffey, then Mayor Clark's Assistant, promised at several public meetings that mass dormitory shelters would be eliminated before January, 1991.   We feel it is now time to do this so that limited resources can be directed toward programs that help people solve their problems instead ofjust warehousing them in a substandard shelter that does not even meet federal requirements for housing prison inmates or migrant workers.

The Central Eastside Industrial Council (CEIC) and the Central Eastside Community Policing Demonstration Project have worked with the Salvation Army (SA) from the beginning in an attempt to improve RI operations. CEIC Committee Co-Chairs Joanne Ferrero and Margaret Moreland wrote the enclosed June 21, 1990,letter to Bill Thomas of Multonomah County supporting SA's assuming control of Baloney Joe's in July of that year.  It reads:

The Salvation Army has been in our district for over 70 years. Our observation is that they have  been good neighbors and operated successful programs.
Shortly after assuming control of Baloney Joe's, Captain Nancy and Ross Allemang of the SA assured CEIC Board Members that the problems business people were experiencing would improve because of SA Rehabilitation philosophy as well as SA's operating rules and procedures.

Soon after this meeting, Lt. Col Morelock and the Allemang's met with Greg Wentworth, Peter Fry, Stuart Shleifer, Joanne Ferrero, and Margaret Moreland at Wentworth Chevytown and again assured those present that they could expect the situation to improve. It was better that summer, but quickly deteriorated when the Salvation Army offered their as Portland's primary overflow shelter and continued the former Baloney Joe's Policy of unrestricted access. A community meeting was held January 25th, 1991 with Col Morelock, Captain Nancy Allemang, and John Simmons to air neighborhood concerns.  A copy of the approved minutes of that meeting are included with this letter.  A copy of the approved minutes of that meeting are included with this letter.  Also enclosed is a copy of a letter sent to Gordon Oliver of the Oregonian dated September 3rd, 1991 to correct some statements made in an 8/31/91 Article entitled, "Salvation Army Chief To Move On."  Copies of this letter were sent to both SA's Major Love and Major Hogan.

East Precinct Police personnel met  with Major Hogan shortly thereafter to inform him of drug activity at RI.  This matter also discussed at Demonstration Project meetings.  At the recent April 16th Demonstration Project meeting, Lt. John McNabb warned SA John Simons in no uncertain terms that Police Officers knew what was occurring inside the facility and could no longer ignore the situation.

Despite the Community's involvement and SA's good intention criminal activity continues to flourish in and around this shelter. Drugs are openly sold outside the front door from supplies stashed inside. Police Officers routelinely find discarded hypodermic syringes in RI's restroom as well as evidence that bindles are being assembled within the facility. A four inch thick file of arrest made from July 1991 to May 1992 involving drug activity at RI was recently submitted to the City Attorney as evidence in support of closing the building under the City's specific Crime Ordinance.
What will happen if RI is closed?  Our observation is that most of the RI clients are illegal aliens who eat and stay at the shelter and are bussed to agricultural job sites outside the city.  Some have found selling drugs easier and more profitable than working in the fields.  Thus, taxpayers and contributors funds are being used to support criminal activity.  Closing the shelter would allow these funds to be used for more worthwhile purposes.

The problems this shelter has created in our community will not be solved by transferring RI to another operation (If SA, with their expertise cannot manager this shelter, no one else can).  Nor can the problems by increasing operational funding, hiring additional help or building new state-of-art facility.  The problems, we feel, are endemic to unrestricted-access shelters and can only be solved by closure.  Concerned members of a CECI sub committee hired an attorney in 1990 to research successful nuisance suits against dormitory shelter operations.  The attorney provided information on several lawsuits that were successfully settled in the Complainants favor.  He also writes 9/24/90 Memo that states in part:

No law requires government, social service
providers and funders to facilitate outlaw life styles
furnishing free, unstructured housing.  The Law does, however, provide remedies for those injured by governments, providers, and  funders shortsighted facilitation of criminal behavior.  Not only may the governments, and providers involved be required to compensate victimes, but executives, directors, and major funders of the providers may also be required. It is time that community decision makers realize that on the one hand they have no legal obligation to reward those who refuse to live by community standards and laws; on the other hand they do have an obligation to protect the health and security of the whole community. On the basis of this legal opinion and the City's pending civil action under the Specified Crime Ordinance, we maintain that the Recovery Inn should be closed.

Captain Bob Brooks
Lt. Dan Lambert
Commanding East PrecinctChair Demonstration Project

Demonstration Project Committee Chairs: Wes Hackbarth, Environmental Cleanup-Union Pacific Railroad Joanne Ferrero, Building and Lt. John McNabb, Enforcement Margaret Moreland, Advocacy and Resources (Morrow Building) Copy: Mayor Bud Clark Commissioners Bogle, Blumenaeur, Kafoury, and Lindberg Police Chief Tom Potter Commissioner Paul Rader, Salvation Army, Los Angeles Major Neil Hogan, Salvation Army Harborlight.

Footnote on Michael Stoops A 1987 article by Mark Zusman and Kay Durham about homeless activist Michael Stoops, and founder of the Baloney Joe's homeless shelter. Their story charged Stoops with extorting sex from homeless male teenagers in return for shelter and food. While a subsequent investigation confirmed the article's charges (including evidence that a number of boys had contracted gonorrhea of the throat), Stoops was fired and Baloney Joe's eventually closed. Nevertheless, the article resulted in a backlash at Willamette Week and a significant loss of advertising revenue.[5]

Between 1986 and 1989 Mr. John Cook aka Mr. John 3.16 operated a homeless shelter on West Bonanza in Las Vegas, Nevada for a period excess of one year which slept several hundred homeless persons on the ground in an open courtyard and had a building.

Mr. Cook states publically on tv he was tired of operating the shelter and of recieving harassment from the city and stated he would quit. Mr. Brady Exber and Councilman Steve Miller asked me to go to the shelter and see what conditions were present at the property. After arriving on the property I was introduced to the assistants of John Cook who assisted him to operate the shelter. Mr. Cooks assistants insisted on signing states that they have a first hand knowledge that: Mr. Cook purchased a "sophisticated bomb" for $5,000.00 and placed the device under his own building to general publicity. Mr. Cook has no non-profit status and recieved over $100,000 from donations for operating the shelter for which there are no reciepts. Mr. Cook gambled most of the money donated to the homeless. Mr. Cook owned a machine for producing slugs which Mr. Cook used in local slot machines in area casinos.

In 1993 John Doe and friends arranged a criminal record for Chris Walters "longer than your arm" with felony convictions which were never brought to trial much less sustained by convictions. John Doe maintained this fictious conviction via theft of US Mail and federal Court ORDERS to keep the fraud alive. John Doe and associated then tied the conviction to a major terrorist organization resident in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho who fielded an "Anthrax Salesman". Just when the conversation was getting interesting the Anthrax Salesman named Mike spooked and retired. When the matter was reviewed in US District Court the United States declined to respond to the Complaint however the terrorist was apparently able to put in an informal appearance.

In 1996 the Roseburg Rescue Mission asked me to work in their warehouse and clean up upstairs where they had boxes of biological warfare suits. Sure hope you don't plan to wage war in these very old; heavy duty suits; from Korea or Vietnam era.

The year in 1996 and the government official is in a rage as he storms into the emergency management center and slams an odd looking metal box with a long handle on the counter. He explains that if anyone has messed with his highly specialized software he will detonate what he claims is an "atomic bomb" he has brought into the center. None of the government persons nor myself challenge his assertion and he calms down and the event is quickly forgotten.... San Antonio is a hive of retired military personnel many with long term access to critical military equipment and it is quite probable that more than 1 private nuclear weapon exists here abouts more likely several some having thermonuclear capabilities. A brief examination of San Antonio's Profiles Report suggest the obvious. The US needs to recover it's pilfered military equipment so the UNSC dosen't have to nuke any private weapons stockpiles...

Jones Town After 25 Year AP The Reverend Jim Jones and his hand picked hoodlums killed over 900 persons and a US Congressman Leo Ryan after being caught stealing welfare benefits from followers....

Mon Nov 17, 7:54 PM ET Add U.S. National - AP
By MICHELLE LOCKE, Associated Press Writer

OAKLAND, Calif. - Twenty-five years later, understanding the tragedy of Jonestown hasn't grown easier. "It's still an enigma what happened? How can we stop this from happening again?" says Jynona Norwood, who lost 27 relatives the night Jim Jones ordered more than 900 of his followers to drink cyanide stirred into fruit punch at the group's compound in the jungle of Guyana in South America.

On Tuesday, Norwood, a Los Angeles pastor, will mark the 25th anniversary of the tragedy with her annual memorial service beside a mass grave in Oakland where more than 400 victims are buried. Norwood never joined Jones' Peoples Temple, but her mother and scores of other relatives did. They were drawn by Jones' preaching of interracial harmony and caring for the poor. Jones was a political favorite, too, becoming chair of the San Francisco Housing Authority in 1976.

There were reports of fake healings and beatings, but followers stayed loyal. "After you've been in an environment that perpetuates that kind of craziness, you don't see it as odd or strange," says Yulanda Williams, who was able to escape with her immediate family months before the massacre. "We were sick, yet we didn't know we were sick." Jones retreated to Guyana in 1978, taking about 1,000 followers with him. Later that year, Rep. Leo Ryan led a delegation of journalists and relatives of temple members to Jonestown. Some members chose to leave with him and the party was ambushed at the airstrip; Ryan and four others were killed. Back at the compound, Jones ordered his followers to die, starting with the infants. Most victims were poisoned, some forcibly. Some were shot by security guards.Remembering Jonestown is hard, but important, said Norwood, who is campaigning to build a wall commemorating the victims. "The dead can't talk," she says. "We're the only people left to speak for them."

Mazen al Najjar Khalid Mohammed Sami al-Arin of Palestian Islamic Jihad

"Holy War on Home Front" Combat Operations Based North Carolina-Exhibit #3 NC AT&T University Fereshteh Fatehi, Interim Chairperson Department of Electronics, Computer, and Information Technology

1. Holy War on the Home Front by Kushner, Harvey remarkably explains that a local State UniversityNorth Carolina At&T has an extensive history of association with Islamic Terrorist including such notables the Islmaic version of the 3 amigos.

2. Sami al-Arin of Palestian Islamic Jihad; Khalid Mohammed; and Mazen al- Najjar... ...and a nephew of who flew a plane into the World Trade Tower all were heavily involved in spread of spread of militant Islamic beliefs and terrorist activities right here in the Triad and are typically seeking the espansion of Islamic terrorist efforts through prison gangs and drug trafficking.

3. Holy War on the Home Front by Kushner, Harvey points out that foreign nationals frequently use student visa programs simply to dodge normal immigration policies. Exactly why the United States seeks to educate foreign nationals instead of it's own citizens is best resolved by letting foreigners get educated in their own country at their own expense.

4. Following long established policy it is believe most of the foreign based terrorist hide behind local educational institutions such as Wake Forest University Winston Salem State University and North Carolina AT&T while passing as college professors....

The Court is asked to consider that the reformation of an active terrorist cell which is directly involved in the events of 911; and a major war which probably killed half a million residents of Iraq and Afghanistan would be detrimental to the interest of the United States,

Respectfully Submitted By
Chris Walters, Ad Hoc Counsel
[email protected]
Special Defender on Human Rights
305 W Lee Street
Greensboro, NC 27406