JUNE 19TH BULLETIN: Please don't believe the PHOTO of me by Marcel Thomas Images shown in today's New York Daily News, purported to be me, Monica Lewinsky, in the gay Christopher Street district of Manhattan's West Village.
I was never near the film location shooting of "How to Lose a Man in 10 Days" starring Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey [who i think has a crush on me and my svelte body!]
My handbag designs are doing nicely, thank you, and that photo of the big fat tubby in tight girthy bluejeans was not me, it was a picture of Chelsea Clinton.
"PRISONERS IN USA AS HOPELESS AS BREAKER MORANT"
... a newly revolutionary Monica Lewinsky takes on Prison and Nuclear Waste Reform issues, with assistance from some old retired Mossad contacts from her early education!!
First, the most important 3 men to email if you want to get rich on the commercial prisons stock market bull run before it quiets down like dot.com's:
John D. Rees, Vice-President, Corrections Corporation of America
Wayne Calabrese, President, Wackenhut Corrections Corporation
Marvin Wiebe, Vice President, Cornell Corrections
WACKENHUT CORRECTIONS CORP., our #1 Paramilitary Inc.
"Experts say it is the most lethal garbage in the world"
THE SAVANNAH RIVER, S.C. NUCLEAR WEAPONS DUMP PROJECT, S.C.
Summarized from an article by MATTHEW L. WALD, of the New York Times
"The Curse of Yucca Mountain and Benzene"
COLUMBIA, S.C. � For years the Energy Department has promised to clean nearly all the radioactivity out of bomb wastes here that are to be secured in giant concrete blocks. Now, faced with a cleaning technology that it has been unable to make work properly for more than a decade, department officials have reversed themselves.
A $2.4 billion factory at Savannah River, S.C., is processing the giant amounts of radioactive sludge ... mixing it with molten glass, and pouring the mixture into stainless steel canisters. The mixture cools into glass logs, and about 1,200 of them have been made since production began in 1996. The plan is to bury them deep underground [some of the cannisters will be 1000 feet underground], presumably at Yucca Mountain, Nev. [Yucca Mountain is near Las Vegas groundwater and exactly adjacent to the Nevada Nuclear Weapons Test Sites of the 1950s], where they are supposed to be secure for thousands of years.
The new proposal to mix a sizable portion of the waste with cement without cleaning it is adding to tensions between the federal government and Gov. Jim Hodges of South Carolina, who has threatened to use state troopers to block new shipments of plutonium into the site, the Savannah River nuclear reservation here.
[On Friday, a federal judge in South Carolina ordered the Energy Department to wait 30 days before beginning to ship weapons-grade plutonium from Colorado to Savannah River. The order, which means that no shipping can begin until June 15, came a week after Governor Hodges filed suit to stop the shipments, which he opposes because of uncertainties about the technology that would be involved in converting the former nuclear weapons to still toxic powerplant fuel.]
Stored in 51 giant tanks, the mix of radioactive sludge, liquid and salts is a legacy of the factories here that produced the United States' atomic arsenal. Experts say it is the most lethal garbage in the world.
The Energy Department [DOE], which designs, builds and maintains our nuclear weapons, has a powerful motive to simplify the cleanup. Any method that proves effective here will be duplicated at sites in Idaho [most radionuclide wastes from our U.S. Navy nuclear operations are currently stored at the Idaho National Environmental and Engineering Facility], and Hanford, Washington [The Hanford Nuclear Site is a 560-square-mile tract of semi-arid land located within the Columbia River Basin in southeastern Washington, about 50 miles north of the Oregon border. The Columbia River flows through the Hanford Site boundary. In early 1943, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers selected the Hanford Site as their main location for nuclear reactor and chemical processing facilities for the production, separation, and purification of plutonium].
[... The suggested method of disposal] is cleaning the radioactive salts by washing out radioactive cesium-137 and then mixing the salts with cement. But the washing process also produces a volatile compound, benzene, which makes the waste tanks vulnerable to fire or explosion.
The U.S. Dept. of Energy's record with cement is spotty. In the 1980's it tried to clean up a contaminated pond at the Rocky Flats plant, in the suburbs of Denver, by mixing radioactive material with cement to produce what officials called pondcrete. In months, the pondcrete crumbled. A solution here will be a model for Hanford, Wash., where there are more tanks, in worse condition, and where the department recently broke ground for another glass factory.
At the Georgia Environmental Protection Division, James Hardeman, manager of the Environmental Radiation Division, said, "They can call it mudpies, it's still high level waste." [regarding the nearby Savannah River Project]
"It should be buried at Yucca Mountain," Mr. Hardeman said.
MORE PROFITS FOR
WACKENHUT Managed Commercial Prisons:
Mentally Disordered in U.S. Swing Between Jail, Hospital
May 14, 2002
Summarized from an article by Alan Elsner, National Correspondent
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (Reuters) - Project Link, a six-year-old program spearheaded by University of Rochester psychiatrists Steven Lamberti and Robert Weisman, aims to identify severely mentally ill patients like Collier and help them re-establish some semblance of a normal life. The benefits to society could be immense.
"Jails and prisons have become the final destination of the mentally ill in America. It's a huge problem. There are more mentally ill folk in state prisons than in state hospitals. The Los Angeles County Jail has become the nation's largest mental institution," said Lamberti.
"So many people are trapped in what I call a Bermuda Triangle of prison, hospital and the streets," he said.
Project Link takes severely mentally ill patients -- there are currently 45 enrolled -- and given each one a case worker, who makes sure they take their medications, keep in touch with medical and social service providers in the community.
Most private landlords are reluctant to rent rooms to mentally ill tenants. But without stable housing, they are almost impossible to treat.
COSTS DRASTICALLY CUT
The program also drastically cut the costs of caring for participants, from an estimated average of $62,500 per person to $14.500.
There is an estimated 5.6 million people with severe mental illness currently living in the United States.
In the 1980s and 1990s, the number of available beds in mental hospitals plummeted while the commercial prison population more than doubled to around 2 million, of whom around 15 percent are believed to be suffering from severe mental illness, according to various studies. That totals out at around 300,000 people.
In Rochester, a city of around 750,000 near the shores of Lake Ontario, a regional psychiatric hospital which once held over 3,000 inmates was cut to just 200 beds in the 1990s.
[summarized from a recent New York Times article, by Henri E. Cauvin]
The
Wackenhut Corrections Corp., (WAK)
based in Florida, has become the world leader in private prison construction and management. They are currently expanding into South Africa, after having made great strides in the USA [especially Austin, Texas], the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and the Carribean islands. WCC is now building a 3,024 bed maximum security prison in South Africa, financed by a consortium of SOUTH AFRICAN BANKS.
It is hoped by the consortium that this is only the first step of a long and lucrative relationship that will rapidly expand.
" [...] Authorities in Texas reclaimed control of a
Wackenhut run prison
in Austin after a dozen former employees were indicted late last year on charges of sexually assaulting and harrassing inmates ... earlier this year, authorities in Louisiana transferred the ENTIRE POPULATION of a JUVENILE PRISON run by
Wackenhut
after federal investigations contended that inmates [JUVENILES] were beaten and deprived of adequate food and clothes."
--->>> check your Wall Street stocks and see which WACKENHUT prison shares are ahead of the pack this week!! It's one of the best deals in our "democracy" and "nuclear family" --- you can afford a pension and your own private health insurance if you invest in penal colonies and supernatant radioactive salts and RADIOACTIVE SALT CAKES!!!! <<<---
from the "SACRAMENTO BEE"
Q: Have you ever heard that the private prison industry is a
good investment? I heard that Wackenhut stock has soared
lately. What do you think?
-- M.E., Sacramento
A: Wackenhut Corp. (ticker symbol WAK) is an international
provider of security services that also manages privatized
correctional facilities.
For the 39 weeks ended Oct. 1, revenues rose 17 percent to
$1.85 billion, but net income fell 4 percent to $13.5 million.
Late last month, the security service company advised Wall
Street that it expects to post earnings[.]
Excerpts from a three part investigation by THE NEW YORK TIMES
by Jane Fritsch and David Rohde
"[...] Thirty-eight years after the United States Supreme Court ruled in Gideon v. Wainwright that indigent defendants have a right to legal cousel, NYC offers representation to the poor that routinely falls short of even minimum standards recommended by legal experts.
In a 7-month analysis of thousands of city records and court cases in 2000, the NYT found that almost NO PART OF THE INDIGENT defense system functions as it was intended."
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who plays a central role in shaping the indigent defense system, declined to be interviewed.
[...] The LEGAL AID SOCIETY has been hobbled by budget cuts since its lawyers went ON STRIKE in 1994, angering Mayor Giuliani. The cuts came JUST as the mayor's crackdown on quality-of-life crimes FLOODED the courts with defendents in need of lawyers.
[...] "The system as it is makes bad lawyers even out of good lawyers."
[...] Only 36% of the lawyers [ever] made the trip to RIKERS ISLAND, the city's vast jail complex in the East River near La Guardia Airport.
[...] In New York, the nonprofit LEGAL AID SOCIETY is the closest thing to a public defender's office [which almost every other US urban area provides]. But it represents fewer than 10% of ... defendants."
--------- "RE: Words of Leonard Peltier" ---------
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 13:23:12 -0500 (CDT)
From: [email protected] (Freedom Heart Rising)
Subj: Words of Leonard Peltier!!!
UUCP email
O'siyo, friends. Following is the letter from Leonard, from the new issue
of "In the Spirit of Crazy Horse", the LPDC newsletter. I always love to
read _his_ words!
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Statement of Leonard Peltier:
Greetings, my friends,
I cannot express to you the anxiety and frustration I have been dealing
with, first with the sudden transfer, then with the surgery, and now as we
wait for a decision from the United States Parole Commission. I extend my
deepest gratitude to everyone who sent postal money orders, soft cover
books, cards and letters. Your generous and compassionate thoughts are
truly helping me to recover.
I am proud of everyone who took part in the February 6th Day of Action.
It was not easy to take time from work, and brave the cold winds blowing in
so many places. My heart goes out to everyone for that wonderful sacrifice.
It keeps me strong, knowing that on the outside, beyond these terrible
walls, stand so many good people. In prison, I often meet those whose faith
in humankind has been defeated, mutilated beyond recognition. I thank the
Creator every day that my support system is so strong, vibrant, courageous,
and caring.
We must reach out to those who are standing so alone, whether they be young
or old, regardless of race or religion. Here at the medical facility I see
sick and lonely men, desperate to hear from friends or family. I am sorry
for them. It makes me wonder about kids in foster care, and elders in
nursing homes.
It's so easy to make someone's day a little brighter. For example, on the
cover of this newsletter are several very happy children. They are happy
because kind-hearted people decided to sponsor them for Christmas. In all,
we had nearly fifty children in the Christmas program, which I am hoping to
start year-round. Why make these beautiful kids happy only one day a year?
For those interested in becoming a bigger part of childrens' lives, please
contact Lisa at the LPDC and she will place you on a list of individuals
interested in getting such a program started.
Remember, this is an election year, and while I am deeply and consistently
touched with this ceaseless call for my freedom, also use this opportunity
to voice our shared concerns about prison rights, judicial inequities, human
rights, and hardship for children and elders living on our reservations and
in our inner cities. These are the issues that should concern our
leadership; not whether a same-sex couple should marry! I am appalled by
some of the rhetoric and mudslinging.
Do they expect us to care about the private lives of individuals, where we
have no business, or about kids having kids and dropping out of school? Or
grandparents freezing in their apartments? Or babies born to single
mothers, their father's denying their responsibilities? Or the blatantly
disproportionate number of minorities in prisons?
Please, my friends, be loud, be heard!
In the Spirit of Crazy Horse,
Leonard Peltier
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BERNARD KERICK, 45, Prisoners call him "bedwetter". A high school dropout with an equivalency diploma, Kerik has been taking courses through Empire State College and is 24 credits short of a bachelor�s degree. He was former Mayor Giuliani's Chief Corrections Officer, and now is NYPD Police Commissioner. Last week he heroically stopped a man [using deadly force and arresting his victim, suffering from a painfully overtaxed bladder], from urinating on the side of the interstate, several miles from any public urinal or roadside toilet. Three cheers for tubby! Man, do we feel safe now! We don't need more toilets and schools, we need more tubbies.
from a very recent NEW YORK TIMES article by William K. Rashbaum
[excerpted]
"CHINESE COMPANY USES FORCED PRISON LABOR TO MAKE LAWYERS BRIEF CLIPS FOR 80% of U.S.A. LEGAL MARKET"
"A manufacturer of widely used [law firm] metal clips for binding documents ... using forced prison labor ... pleaded guilty to the federal charge in New Jersey.
[...] The women [prisoners] were not paid, and worked so many hours that their fingers were sometimes bloodied, a federal official said.
[...] The [one third share of the U.S. legal clips market share] investigation has left AIMCO in a shambles. Customs agents seized and detroyed 24 million of the company's clips in Newark, Los Angeles, and other cities [unnamed], forcing the closing of the Aimco spring clip factory in Nanjing, believed to be the largest in the world.
[...] Aimco pleaded guilty to violating a 1932 law that was passed to prevent human rights abuses and protect American ... workers from unfair competition."
The Judges on Monica Lewinsky's Panel, and her Scribes with this cyberpublication, would like to congratulate JUSTICE EMILY JANE GOODMAN for her courageous interpretations of the laws of the State of New York, and for her concern for prisoners rights, and for the plight of the homeless.
from the current issue of the ...
THE NEW YORK LAW JOURNAL
"Ban on Waiving Inmate Court Fees is Lifted"
[excerpted from the article by Cerisse Anderson]
"A STATE Supreme Court Justice has declared that indigent prison inmates should be treated like other poor litigants when applying for a waiver of filing costs in a civil action in state court.
Justice Emily Jane Goodman ruled UNCONSTITUTIONAL an amendment to Civil Practice Law and Rules Sec.1101(f), which took effect nine months ago, eliminating a judge's discretion to APPROVE the WAIVER of an inmate's filing fee in civil litigation.
[...] the law [amended] requires indigent inmates to pay a FILING FEE of no less than $15 or more than $50. If an inmate does NOT HAVE THE MONEY, the state gets a LIEN AGAINST THE INMATE'S PRISON TRUST FUND.
[...] Ruling in GOMEZ v. EVANGELISTA, filed in Supreme Court ... Justice Goodman raised the constitutional question herself [.].
Mr. Gomez was seeking poor person status to initiate a proceeding under the Freedom of Information Law AGAINST the New York City Police Department[.].
The new restriction on INMATE FILING FEES was passed last year as part of the State's Budget Package. GOV. PATAKI and the bill's supporters pushed for this [.].
[... JUSTICE GOODMAN] "This court can discern no rational basis for the State's discriminating between poor persons who are non-inmates and poor persons who are inmates, such as petitioner Gomez. Prison inmates, no less than other persons, are to be afforded unhampered and equal access to the legal system."
[Justice Goodman then proceeded to cite a copy of Gomez's prison trust fund account statement, that showed he had a ZERO "spendable" balance. She then directed the Court to issue an index number to Mr. Gomez FREE OF CHARGE.]
PRISON INMATES BATTLING FIRES FOR $1 an Hour !!!
[excerpted from a recent NEW YORK TIMES article]
"[...] About 13,000 people belong to crews assigned to the fire lines ... of these, more than 2,000 are inmates ... with the most operating in California, home to the nation's largest inmate-firefighter program.
[...] Bryan Kawa, 32, of South Ogden, Utah, who was convicted on a weapons charge ... is housed in a minimum security dormitory, 30 men to a room, when he is not on the fire lines.
[...] In California, where the state prison population now stands at 162,000, it costs $21,000 a year to house a prisoner behind walls but just $13,000 a year at one of these conservation camps.
[...] the Utah crew is better paid than any other inmate teams, though the rate is just a fraction of civilian wages. A civilian firefighter with the same elite status would make about $15 an hour plus overtime ... two fellow inmate firefighters were killed last week in Utah ... raising questions about just how much value might be attached to an inmate's life. The State of Utah has paid only for the inmates' funerals, and state officials say they cannot be confident that the two prisoners will become eligible for federal death benefits of nearly $150,000 that is routinely paid to firefighters slain in action."
"JUDGE BLASTS NEW YORK CITY AGENCY OVER EVICTION"
"Man who Grew Up in General Grant Housing Project since 1956 Evicted for Jumping Turnstile. Only Supreme Court Justice Emily Jane Goodman Holds Giuliani's Militia at Bay"
[excerpted from the April 26, 2000 THE NEW YORK LAW JOURNAL; article by Bruce Balestier]
"[...] Mr. Faison, who is black, was born in 1956 in the apartment in question ... in Manhattan, and lived there with his mother ... until his mother died in November 1995. After his mother's death, he applied for remaining family member status and to be listed as the tenant of record.
But in January 1996, the Housing Assistant of General Grant Houses notified Mr. Faison that he had been found "ineligible for the tenancy" in light of a "criminal verification check" that showed he had been convicted several times of misdemeanor transit fare evasion.
[...] Judge Goodman noted that the burden of proof was wrongly placed on Mr. Faison to prove he met the new applicant eligibility criteria and that "the Hearing Officer failed to honor Mr. Faison's explicit request to bring in character witnesses and, in fact, made light of it in a cruel and demeaning manner."
[she continued] ... "Because of the cycle of homelessness and imprisonment, it cannot be overlooked, that over 30 percent of African American males nationwide, between the ages of twnety and twenty nine, were under criminal justice supervision in 1994 ... if Mr. Faison were to be made homeless by the Housing Authority prevailing in this case, because of the crime of farebeating [called "blackriding" in Europe among university students, it is such a popular activity] his chances of entering the criminal justice system, in a profound way, would significantly increase."
[...] Finally, Judge Goodman asserted that the Housing Authority decision to seek evictions based on turnstile jumping convictions was an improper expansion of federal eligibility standards.
This picture below is what I was supposed to look like after the promises galore of the JENNY CRAIG diet --- she told me that doing her promos would make me much richer than that ole film director fart Nicolas Roeg, who's married to that DOG of a gal, THERESA RUSSELL!
Of course, much plastic surgery and liposuction, and gutting of my flab, will have to take place now since the JENNY CRAIG DIET
UTTERLY FAILED
... before I am FULLY trimmmmmmmed DOWN, and in not too much time I will appear BETTER than the image below. Then I will be FIVE times cuter than Theresa Russell, and not just DOUBLE her beauty, like I always have been!:
You'd think that after all the ZILLIONS of dollars given to them by Washington and the Pentagon it would make them sometimes generous. I FOUND OUT OTHERWISE!!!! I am the victim here, not Billy Clinton!!! PLEASE FORGIVE ME HILLARY FOR I HAVE SINNED!! Not against you honey, against the cultic bee-hive!!!!
... I'm afraid Mossad wil put me on their drainage machine [see picture below]!! I WANT MY PAYOFF MONEY NOW !!!!!
I'm not really worried cause I know how secure and private and confidential the Internet is and how the service providers don't allow access into users' personal accounts to just any government feds, intelligence spooks, or very rich people who OWN the entire telecommunications industry. I'm just worried that they will use REMOTE VIEWING [see links in footer] on me and READ MY MIND [and there is SO MUCH in there, you just wouldn't believe me!]
My last two ghostwriters couldn't understand my diction, and it wasn't because I had something naughty in my mouth. Not even a specially marinated Cuban Cigar. They said I didn't no how speak English. [they were REALLY mean]. If they skank on me again I'm gonna have to call my friend Ally McBeal and get really drunk with her, cause they make fun of her weight too! I hope Calista finds a job back here in NYC after being canned from Ally McBeal!
And Ally is entitled to three or four martinis [picture above] after being SLAMMED by Amy Sohn in a recent NY POST article as "... a basket-case, floozy, self-hating ditz ... Ally is a male fantasy, born from the head of a guy who is less in touch with real women than the men who read MAXIM magazine." Amy went on to rant that Ally represents "singleton-ism," the chronic singles life [like being single is a disease!], and that DAVID E. KELLEY, the writer and producer who created my friend Ally, and who is married to Michelle Pfeiffer, has done more AGAINST women via SEXISM in his three tv shows than even big little ole ME after all my blue dresses and cigars and wired phonelines!!! She's really cheeky to in-sin-you-ate THAT! [my writers just told me the correct spelling is "insinuate"]
If DAVID E. KELLEY were GAY I could forgive him for not showing enough senstivity to how women REALLY want to be treated by lovers and boyfriends, but he is as strait as an arrow! MICHELLE honey? Do you want to talk to me???
I feel really sorry for all the underrepresented, innocent, and harshly sentenced PRISONERS in our penal colonies, those new FRANCHISES that are now pulling down big MONEY on WALL STREET, selling shares of incarceration square footage at BOWKOO profits, especially Wackenhut! [WAK]. [my writers are helping me here again too].
I swear to you all out there that I will NEVER invest my MILLION$$ from JENNY CRAIG for shedding some adipose into ANY of these sweet PRISON deal investments. SO TAKE THAT!! Michael Moore of "Roger & Me" and "TV Nation". You'd better not make a "MONICA & ME" or I'll sit on your face!!!
THIS IS HOW MUCH SPACE I can squat on Michael Moore's FACE!!
