—“Family is enemy number one of the State”—Tomás Rodriguez Villegas People forget that the reason women have property rights was so that the church could break up the aristocratic families so that the church (state) could acquire their lands. By the French revolution, half of the land in europe was dead capital.
Theme: Institution
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Family is the Enemy of the State
—“Family is enemy number one of the State”—Tomás Rodriguez Villegas People forget that the reason women have property rights was so that the church could break up the aristocratic families so that the church (state) could acquire their lands. By the French revolution, half of the land in europe was dead capital.
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Charities
I would prefer outlawing all charities that did not convey 100% of donations to the target. and I would demand warranty of that fact. This forces volunteers to produce goods through direct action and eliminates the profit incentive for virtue signaling.
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Charities
I would prefer outlawing all charities that did not convey 100% of donations to the target. and I would demand warranty of that fact. This forces volunteers to produce goods through direct action and eliminates the profit incentive for virtue signaling.
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I would prefer outlawing all charities that did not convey 100% of donations to
I would prefer outlawing all charities that did not convey 100% of donations to the target. and I would demand warranty of that fact. This forces volunteers to produce goods through direct action and eliminates the profit incentive for virtue signaling.
Source date (UTC): 2018-06-09 17:51:00 UTC
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NEVER EVER GIVE TO THE RED CROSS – EVER. (Always Give only to the Salvation Army
NEVER EVER GIVE TO THE RED CROSS – EVER.
(Always Give only to the Salvation Army or the United Way.)
Note that there are NO UNCORRUPT police and fire charities. NONE.
OTHER 50 MOST CORRUPT CHARITIES IN AMERICA
1. Kids Wish Network — Donations: $127.8 million / Solicitor Profits: $109.8 million
2. Cancer Fund of America — Donations: $98.0 million / Solicitor Profits: $80.4 million
3. Children’s Wish Foundation International — Donations: $96.8 million / Solicitor Profits $63.6 million
4. American Breast Cancer Foundation — Donations: $80.8 million / Solicitor Profits:$59.8 million
5. Firefighters Charitable Foundation — Donations: $63.8 million / Solicitor Profits: $54.7 million
6. Breast Cancer Relief Foundation — Donations: $63.9 million / Solicitor Profits: $44.8 million
7. International Union of Police Associations, AFL-CIO — Donations: $57.2 million / Solicitor Profits: $41.4 million
8. National Veterans Service Fund — Donations: $70.2 million / Solicitor Profits: $36.9 million
9. American Association of State Troopers — Donations: $45.0 million / Solicitor Profits: $36.0 million
10. Children’s Cancer Fund of America — Donations: $37.5 million / Solicitor Profits: $29.2 million
11. Children’s Cancer Recovery Foundation — Donations: $34.7 million / Solicitor Profits: $27.6 million
12. Youth Development Fund — Donations: $29.7 million / Solicitor Profits: $24.5 million
13. Committee For Missing Children — Donations: $26.9 million / Solicitor Profits: $23.8 million
14. Association for Firefighters and Paramedics — Donations:$23.2 million / Solicitor Profits: $20.8 million
15. Project Cure (Bradenton, Fla.) — Donations:$51.5 million / Solicitor Profits: $20.4 million
16. National Caregiving Foundation—Donations: $22.3 million/Solicitor Profits: $18.1 million
17. Operation Lookout National Center for Missing Youth — Donations: $19.6 million/Solicitor Profits: $16.1 million
18. United States Deputy Sheriffs’ Association — Donations: $23.1 million/Solicitor Profits: $15.9 million
19. Vietnow National Headquarters — Donations: $18.1 million / Solicitor Profits: $15.9 million
20. Police Protective Fund — Donations: $34.9 million / Solicitor Profits: $14.8 million
21. National Cancer Coalition — Donations $41.5 million / Solicitor Profits: $14.0 million
22. Woman To Woman Breast Cancer Foundation — Donations: $14.5 million / Solicitor Profits: $13.7 million
23. American Foundation For Disabled Children — Donations: $16.4 million / Solicitor Profits: $13.4 million
24. The Veterans Fund — Donations: $15.7 million / Solicitor Profits: $12.9 million
25. Heart Support of America — Donations: $33 million / Solicitor Profits: $11.0 million
26. Veterans Assistance Foundation — Donations: $12.2 million / Solicitor Profits: $11.0 million
27. Children’s Charity Fund — Donations: $14.3 million / Solicitor Profits: $10.5 million
28. Wishing Well Foundation USA — Donations: $12.4 million / Solicitor Profits: $9.8 million
29. Defeat Diabetes Foundation — Donations: $13.8 million / Solicitor Profits: $8.3 million
30. Disabled Police Officers of America Inc. — Donations: $10.3 million / Solicitor Profits: $8.1 million
31. National Police Defense Foundation — Donations: $9.9 million / Solicitor Profits: $7.8 million
32. American Association of the Deaf & Blind — Donations: $10.3 million / Solicitor Profits: $7.8 million
33. Reserve Police Officers Association — Donations: $8.7 million / Solicitor Profits: $7.7 million
34. Optimal Medical Foundation — Donations: $7.9 million / Solicitor Profits: $7.6 million
35. Disabled Police and Sheriffs Foundation — Donations: $9.0 million / Solicitor Profits:$7.6 million
36. Disabled Police Officers Counseling Center — Donations:$8.2 million / Solicitor Profits: $6.9 million
37. Children’s Leukemia Research Association — Donations: $9.8 million / Solicitor Profits: $6.8 million
38. United Breast Cancer Foundation — Donations: $11.6 million / Solicitor Profits: $6.6 million
39. Shiloh International Ministries—Donations: $8.0 million/Solicitor Profits:$6.2 million
40. Circle of Friends For American Veterans—Donations: $7.8 million/Solicitor Profits: $5.7 million
41. Find the Children—Donations: $7.6 million/ Solicitor Profits: $5.0 million
42. Survivors and Victims Empowered—Donations: $7.7 million/Solicitor Profits: $4.8 million
43. Firefighters Assistance Fund—Donations: $5.6 million/Solicitor Profits: $4.6 million
44. Caring for Our Children Foundation—Donations:$4.7 million /Solicitor Profits: $4.1 million
45. National Narcotic Officers Associations Coalition—Donations: $4.8 million/Solicitor Profits: $4.0 million
46. American Foundation for Children With Aids—Donations:$5.2 million/Solicitor Profits: $3.0 million
47. Our American Veterans—Donations:$2.6 million/Solicitor Profits: $2.3 million
48. Roger Wyburn-Mason & Jack M. Blount Foundation For Eradication of Rheumatoid Disease—Donations: $8.4 million/Solicitor Profits: $1.8 million
49. Firefighters Burn Fund—Donations: $2.0 million/Solicitor Profits: $1.7 million
50. Hope Cancer Fund—Donations: $1.9 million/Solicitor Profits: $1.6 million
Source date (UTC): 2018-06-09 09:45:00 UTC
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“Family is enemy number one of the State”—Tomás Rodriguez Villegas People forg
—“Family is enemy number one of the State”—Tomás Rodriguez Villegas
People forget that the reason women have property rights was so that the church could break up the aristocratic families so that the church (state) could acquire their lands.
By the French revolution, half of the land in europe was dead capital.
Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 20:06:00 UTC
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Don’t congratulate yourself on circumstance.
Let me help you both: 1) We produce the social orders we can afford to produce. 2) We have the values we can afford to have in that social order. 3) We have the social orders and values that our demographics allow us to have. It’s physics and economics. Don’t congratulate yourself on circumstance.
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What a Proper Education System Looks Like
WHAT A PROPER EDUCATION SYSTEM LOOKS LIKE by Luke Weinhagen We’ve found a model that seem to be working really well. A local education organization hires teachers, subject matter experts, tutors, instructors etc… to run classes two days a week. Parents select from the available courses and build a curricula specific to their child, including the child in those decisions where appropriate. The kids attend physical class for as much or as little of those two days as the selected subjects require, and are in those classes with peers. Adult supervision is on hand for gaps between classes and these gaps provide additional time to study and socialize. The rest of the week is self and/or parent guided study (depending on assignment load). These non-classroom days provide a great deal of productive and practical application opportunities to get your kids involved in running the home and/or businesses you may be active in. The teaching staff will provide feedback to the parents, who determine things such as evaluations of progress. Parents are also required to participate in the form of volunteer hours. The organization offers group field trips and outings. Really builds a community around the delivery of education. By contrast the public education systems looks like a commons so poorly tended it has gone feral.
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What a Proper Education System Looks Like
WHAT A PROPER EDUCATION SYSTEM LOOKS LIKE by Luke Weinhagen We’ve found a model that seem to be working really well. A local education organization hires teachers, subject matter experts, tutors, instructors etc… to run classes two days a week. Parents select from the available courses and build a curricula specific to their child, including the child in those decisions where appropriate. The kids attend physical class for as much or as little of those two days as the selected subjects require, and are in those classes with peers. Adult supervision is on hand for gaps between classes and these gaps provide additional time to study and socialize. The rest of the week is self and/or parent guided study (depending on assignment load). These non-classroom days provide a great deal of productive and practical application opportunities to get your kids involved in running the home and/or businesses you may be active in. The teaching staff will provide feedback to the parents, who determine things such as evaluations of progress. Parents are also required to participate in the form of volunteer hours. The organization offers group field trips and outings. Really builds a community around the delivery of education. By contrast the public education systems looks like a commons so poorly tended it has gone feral.