CORRUPTION SUCKS BLOG

On October 15, 1970, the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (18 U.S.C. §§ 1961-1968), commonly referred to as the "RICO Act", became United States law. The RICO Act allowed law enforcement to charge a person or group of people with racketeering, defined as committing multiple violations of certain varieties within a ten-year period. The purpose of the RICO Act was stated as "the elimination of the infiltration of organized crime and racketeering into legitimate organizations operating in interstate commerce ". S.Rep. No. 617, 91st Cong., 1st Sess. 76 (1969). However, the statute is sufficiently broad to encompass illegal activities relating to any enterprise affecting interstate or foreign commerce . Organized crime or criminal organizations is a  grouping of highly centralized enterprises run by criminals for the purpose of engaging in illegal activity, most commonly for the purpose of generating a monetary profit . The Organiz

Publisher's note: This is a reprint of a year long investigation conducted by the Arkansas Department of Education, regarding allegations of discrimination against ethnic Creole Indians within the Pulaski County Special School District aka PCSSD. These allegations involved discrimination by both so-called blacks and whites against Arkansas' ethnic American Creole Indians. Descendants of those that pre-date USA acquisition of 1803 Louisiana Purchase Treaty territories & hold the federal government to their 1803 Treaty commitments, especially after cutting up Creole Land to satisfy the embarrassing end of The War of 1812 The documented allegations include heinous acts committed against American Creole Indian Children encompassing their fellow classmates, Fuller Middle School Academics, school district members like the bigot Mildred Tatum & the Jim Crow controlled Pulaski County Sheriff's Office (proof available upon request). Why are we bringing this up

Jewish Organizations to co-Sponsor Jewish Boat to Gaza American Jews for a Just Peace – Press Release – 16 June 2010 www.ajjp.org/jewishboat AJJP to Co-Sponsor Jewish Boat to Gaza The movement to break the blockade of Gaza is “unstoppable and unsinkable” said Naomi Klein, member of the Advisory Board of the Free Gaza Movement, in a powerful statement at a demonstration in Toronto on May 31 . Building on the momentum and global outrage over the Israeli attack on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla, an international coalition of Jewish organizations working for justice in Palestine will sponsor a Jewish Boat to Gaza this summer, with AJJP as its U.S. coordinator . AJJP joins the “Jüdische Stimme” (‘Jewish Voice’ for a Just Peace in the Near East and Jews for Justice For Palestinians (UK) in sending the boat as a call to the leaders of the world to help Israel find her way to reason, to a sense of humanity and a life without fear . Th

Subject: Hmm, I think you should do a 'corruption sucks' piece on Baptist Hospital's president Russ Harrington getting a $400,000 raise the other day, which brings his annual salary up to $900,000 a f*cking year, but at the same time, they cut off all employee raises for the past year. They just reinstated them, but virtually no one will be eligible for a raise until next year.  How convenient that they freeze all raises & as soon as they reinstate them, he gets a near half a million dollar raise? WTF? But they don't have the money/budget to hire new employees so they're short staffed and that of course interferes with patient care. They should have used the money for his fat raise to buy a new CRRT machine, because we only have like 4-5 and 2 are broken, and all the others are being used by other patients. What if another patient needs one? Send them to another hospital? It's f*cked up. I think you spoke-up well enough on your own re

June 12, 2010 Brothers and Sisters of Little Rock Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 17: Late Friday afternoon, I received a phone call from the City Manager, Bruce Moore, who discussed his intentions to make an offer to the Little Rock FOP in exchange for the deferral of our 2010 cost of living increase that we voted on, as a body, in December 2009.  Today, Bruce Moore received information that an offer he made to the Little Rock Firefighters IAFF union will be published in Sunday’s Arkansas Democrat Gazette.  The FOP Executive Board wanted you to be informed that the offer that may appear in the paper on Sunday is similar to the offer that the Little Rock FOP union is expecting from the City.  We had been expecting this offer by the middle of the week last week, but we have been informed that a formal offer will not be received until Monday, June 14, 2010.  The Little Rock FOP Executive Board remains committed to the current contract discussi

 Publishers Note: The blog mentioned in this article is called "Parents for PACT" It should be labeled "Idiot's for an association that doesn't give a shit about parents unless they have to".  It's not a true fraternal union idiot's, it's an association, that's why you have such little influence.     Read this PCSSD fraud watch blog archive, it's all here. Ms. Nix remained silent from 2003-2005 while her corrupt racist teacher's BOTH black and white, were protected by her sneaky ass & PCSSD working together. You reap what you sow weak-ass leader, so do you teachers who silently stood by while your co-workers put out "hits" on Creole Indian children by way of criminal gang members puppeteered by those very same adults!  Shame on you, no having a union, losers.   Read what the Arkansas Department of Education had to say about our State of Arkansas supported complaints.  Nix

State legislators blasted the Pulaski County Special School District board and administrators Friday morning, after the Division of Legislative Audit releases the results of a year-long investigation. "It's time Pulaski County Special School District got taken over if this is the kind of foolishness going on down there," State Sen. Kim Hendren said in the DLA meeting Friday morning. Last year, KARK 4 reported first about how the district overpaid outgoing superintendent James Sharpe by about $80,000.  Shortly after, the board unanimously voted to launch the audit.  Sharpe returned the money but then acting superintendent Rob McGill requested district personnel double check his compensation and auditors discovered Sharpe was overpaid $17,203 during his tenure. The district is now pursuing legal action to recoup the funds. Auditors also discovered Sharpe was paid $7,836 worth of unallowable expenses, which is due back to the district.  T