Fwd: City Council /County Commission Meeting Summary, Oct. 17, 2016

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Victor Serrano Contreras Jr.

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Oct 18, 2016, 6:10:13 PM10/18/16
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We should all be informed of the chenanigans going on here in Las Cruces. We are suffering the consequences of Liberal Progressives who control the city and county councils. They insist on imposing a One World Govenment, climate change hoax, and 'big' state government by democrats at the AG in NM. We must fight back folks.  


City Council /County Commission Meeting Summary, Oct. 17, 2016;
 
The city council meeting was quite boring, with two exceptions. The first item was presented by Donna O'Daniel, who spoke about all the false claims concerning global warming, which is politically motivated to force green energy on the public, and do away with all fossil fuels. The Attorney General is even talking about criminalizing “climate change deniers” speech to ensure no opposition to this scheme to get US dollars flowing to third world countries in the form of penalties issued by the United Nations.
 
Councilor Gil Sorq brought forward a resolution to keep the federal lands in the hands of the feds. All speakers (brought in for this purpose) including the National Wildlife Federation, who spoke about the “land grab” by the states to try to take back federal lands!! What a reversal of the truth, in actuality it was the Federal Govt. who stole state lands! This resolution was unanimously approved by all councilors!!
 
County Commission meeting, Oct. 12, 2016
 
The first item was a request to fund the SCRTD for another year. Robert Armijo spoke about how the transportation is indispensable to people and all the benefits, like people getting to jobs and healthcare. Donna O'Daniel spoke about the $124k salary for Mr. Armijo being overkill for him to manage 4 buses! Jan Jungewalter also spoke about the cost of each ride being about $37. which is certainly extravagant.
 
The next item was a presentation by the detention center administrator about the recent assessment done by the state inspectors. The detention center is not in compliance with serveral minor items. All items will be brought into compliance, most by the end of the month. Must keep in mind that “identified deficiences” are things like format of reports, font size, etc. We are actually scoring better than most of the state jails.
 
 
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