Alternative news and discussion for Scottsboro, Jackson County Alabama and the Tennessee River Valley as I see it. Responsible comments to articles welcome. As always, "Watch for Snakes," particularly those wearing suits.
JAMES MADISON QUOTE - 1822
"A popular government without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, is but a Prologue to a Farce or a Tragedy; or, perhaps both. Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power knowledge gives."
Sellers use tax is imposed on the retail sale of tangible personal property sold in Alabama by businesses located outside of Alabama which have no inventory located in Alabama, but are making retail sales in Alabama via sales offices, agents, or by any significant recurring contact or “nexus” with Alabama. Sellers Use Tax – Alabama Department of Revenue
Total Tax collected since January 1, 2016 to date - $3,194,49.64
Jackson County Courthouse north entrance, photo by G. Morgan.
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ANNOUNCEMENT AND AGENDA
County Road 189, near Bridgeport (Click on image for an expanded view.)
Google Maps aerial photo CR 189. Fair Use for non-profit news and commentary.
County Road 189 repairs are expected to be complete by late January early February time frame in 2022. Repairs are expected to cost approximately $1.2 million.
In other county road and Public Works business, Mr. Jonathan Campbell, Jackson County Engineer, discussed with commission several needs: 1) Road repair budget, very tight, expected minimum need is $4 million dollars. 2) Rebuild Alabama funds may be utilized which involves coordinating actions with smaller municipality Mayors in the county where county roads are within municipal town limits. 3) Public Works truck needs discussed with commissioners. Needs for 9 trucks were discussed which ranges from heavy duty tri-axle, Medium duty, and light duty trucks. 4) Assistant County Engineer hiring process has been underway. There is a specific candidate which is being considered which meets all state and local requirements, the name was not announced today. More information should be forthcoming at the December 27, 2021 meeting.
Use of the old DHR, Department of Human Resources, building was discussed at today's meeting. The primary concern was regarding roof replacement. Studies are to be conducted regarding building usage, public safety, health; it was stated a public hearing would be conducted regarding moving county offices and citizen/business impacts.
Google Maps ground photo, Freedom Lane, old DHR Bldg.. Fair Use for non-profit news and commentary.
Bryant Community Center Usage discussed. Use of the building is of concern, this includes deed restrictions by previous owners which will involve funding availability for the Community Center. It was stated the center now serves approximately 800-1000 meals per month for those unable to acquire meals and food.
Google Maps aerial and ground photo, Bryant Al.Community Center, Fair Use for non-profit news and commentary.
Last item, Opioids settlement, $22K to Jackson County, vote to approve resolution for receipt of settlement funds, approved. It was mentioned that Scottsboro is slated to receive $88K. More info: https://nationalopioidsettlement.com/
Next meeting of the Jackson county Commission will be December 27, 2021.
!!MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
Fair Use for Merry Christmas wishes - non-profit news, education and commentary, artist/publisher unknown.
Many Thanks to the Jackson County Commission for Their Commitment to Transparency in Government
The Jackson County Commission had began live Facebook video of their meetings earlier in the year. The video record and live showing of the Jackson County Commission meetings may be seen on Facebook at, link: https://www.facebook.com/JCCommissionAL
Justice Brandeis did not have the benefits of technology as we do today, the technology of the internet, the information dissemination of social media in our world, nations states and communities of the 21st Century. "Judge Brandeis and the History of Transparency:" https://sunlightfoundation.com/2009/05/26/brandeis-and-the-history-of-transparency/
We hear many complaints regarding the dissemination of disinformation, "fake news," on the internet's social media platforms and formal media. Disinformation and misinformation is a problem, utilize critical thinking, media referencing and resource skills to sort out disinformation and misinformation, the internet is your friendly tool to accomplish the task.
Beware of those who would attempt to diminish the importance of information technology and the benefits of social media in the dissemination of information to you the individual in our communities. Beware of the government endorsed censor who would endeavor to remove the expression of thought and words, even that of disinformation and misinformation. --- The Tools for discovering Truth in all media formats = critical thinking, media resourcing and research: https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/digital_media_literacy_draft_v5.pdf , verbal and written expression are our personal tools; our system of Justice, our Constitution and Laws, protect our Rights of Speech and insure responsible actions, these are our individual and societal tools.
In the words of James Madison, 1822: "A popular government without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, is but a prologue to a Farce or a Tragedy; or, perhaps both. Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power knowledge gives."
Jackson County Courthouse, north side. Photo by G. Morgan
Meeting Was Continued until June 30, 2021 at 3:30 PM for an Executive Session
AGENDA
(Click on image to expand view.)
Meeting Was Continued until June 30, 2021 at 3:30 PM
Concerns about undisclosed funds of the AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN for Jackson County
2 Problems - Regular Session 1) Your Regular Session was minimally intelligible, only with enhanced sound could it be understood. Miraculously, it was discovered during the work session beginning, the sound was off on the commissioners microphones.
Work Session: 2) MONEY - MONEY -MONEY - MONEEE! Everybody is wanting to help themselves to the reported $10 million dollars of the American Rescue Plan Funds, specifically for Jackson County (Didn't know about that, huh?); Scottsboro gets $2.8 million. The Mayor of Scottsboro was given the authority to approve the funding of the $2.8 million available to the City of Scottsboro. It appears the commission is not being upfront about this reported $10 million dollars funding available to Jackson County, according to reports from other government officials. Trails, coffee shops, running clubs, bars; Venable has already discussed his plans in Hytop, and again today. How about the ROADS destroyed by storms, the trafficking of drugs by the Mexican Cartels, (I'm sure the GOP political regime would like to deny this fact identified by the DEA.), then there are the poor people???
What was it that Doctor "212 Mile Singing River Trail" Cavinish said? Besides the $50K grant on behalf of Jackson Co, "excitement" planning, not approved by the Commission. Paraphrased - "For some of y'all, I'm preaching to the choir," lets throw some spirituality into his propaganda. Of coarse, when your priorities are corporate and the influential wealthy for a go to the "Arsenal" utilizing the Greenway, a massive "Greenway Project," Economic Development, miracles will happen according toDoctor "212 Mile Singing River Trail" Cavinish.
Next - lets bring in Abraham Lincoln, "better angels of our nature," this quote refers to the conflict of the Civil War and division of our nation; equating this statement by Lincoln into a trail project is a display of propaganda for the purpose of acquisition of money which the commission has not mentioned anything about.
Question after the quote - Quote, "Having heard the vision y'all have." What exactly was that vision? Besides removing money from county coffers that has not arrived.. This is propaganda from corporate and state entities to take money from the people of Jackson County Alabama beyond approval of Jackson County Commission, with no mention of the specifics of the American Rescue Plan Funds.
Issues: 1) Concerned Citizens presentation about Filthy Drinking Water; 2) Problematic emergency communications system; 3) Improvements on county roads system, see 4 below.
Issue #4 requires a separate space - Once again, information is presented in the OPEN MEETING that the engineer requests diagrams and photos not be revealed.
If there is proprietary information which should not be presented in the open meeting, why not place the confidential information in a presentation document/booklet/folder for the commissioners. Apparently the Alabama Open Meetings law takes a back seat to the ridiculous notions of the county engineer in violation of law. Worse, the commissioners and the county attorney fails to remind all involved of the open meetings law. You display a project in an open meeting it is apt to be recorded and placed forward in any and all reporting concerning the open meeting.
The county engineer's presentation and grandstanding of nearly an hour is ridiculous. All that is needed is a summary and all other specifics should be placed in a folder or document for each commissioner to review prior to the meeting, just as the proprietary information should have been placed into a folder for review, commissioner questions could be asked after the engineers summary presentation. Unless there is another problem related to laziness?
In another matter, in this meeting we discover Mr. Venable has been having discussions with private individuals regarding grant availability connected to private property purchases near or in Hytop, Al. for recreation purposes related to the Walls of Jericho. Since when is a county commissioner authorized to act as a special interest representative for real estate transactions involving private parties outside of commission approval? This item has not been presented before the commission previously, however Venable and others have begin project planning and conducting inquiries as to property purchases utilizing State/Federal and local dollars.
Jackson County Courthouse North Entrance photo by G. Morgan
Jackson County Commission, May 10, 2021 - photo by Jackson County Commission, cropped by G. Morgan. Fair Use for Non-profit News reporting and commentary.
Jackson County Courthouse North Entrance, photo by G. Morgan
AGENDA
JACKSON COUNTY COMMISSION
AGENDA
CHAIRMAN BILL NANCE
MAY 10, 2021
I. CALL TO ORDER,
WELCOME –
II. CALL OF ROLL TO ESTABLISH QUORUM, PRAYER, AND PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE –
III. APPROVE AGENDA OF MEETING – MAY 10, 2021
IV. AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS –
V. PUBLIC COMMENT –
MEETING
VI. NEW BUSINESS –
PUBLIC HEARING FOR ROAD CLOSURES
**All agenda items were approved.**
a. MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES FROM THE APRIL 27, 2021 MEETING AND CONTINUANCE ON MAY 3, 2021
b. MOTION TO APPROVE THE PURCHASE OF REPLACEMENT VOTING
MACHINES.
c. MOTION TO APPROVE CHAIRMAN AS SIGNATORY AT FIRST SOUTHERN
STATE BANK.
d. MOTION TO APPROVE SURPLUS AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT AND
TRUCKS AT PUBLIC WORKS AS PRESENTED BY COUNTY ENGINEER.
e. MOTION TO APPROVE 2 POSITIONS AT PUBLIC WORKS FOR HMT1 POSITION
f. MOTION TO APPROVE ROAD CLOSURES AS DESCRIBED IN PUBLIC HEARING
g. COMMISSION CHAIR POINT OF CONTACT FOR ENGINEERING FIRM, WORK AT COUNTY PARK
WORK SESSION
VII. DISCUSSION ITEMS –
a) COMMISSION - 1. SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS FOR TARCOG - FUNDS FOR UPGRADE OF 911 SYSTEM/FOOD BANKS FUNDING/ SMALL BUSINESSES
VIII. REPORTS FROM STAFF:
A. COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR; B. COUNTY ENGINEER ( comment on CR17); C. COUNTY ATTORNEY; D. OTHER
IX. COMMENTS FROM COMMISSION
DISTRICT 4, KEVIN MCBRIDE; DISTRICT 3, AJ BUCKNER; DISTRICT 2, JASON VENABLE; DISTRICT 1, DANNY RICH; CHAIRMAN, BILL NANCE
Former Commission Chair Tim Guffey, resigned in December 2020 (photo by G. Morgan)
A study of history reveals the coverup of public corruption and/or criminal activity is often worse than the original corrupt or criminal act. When the Jackson County Commission received this official report they had a responsibility to report this to the public, the citizens of Jackson County Alabama, they failed to do so. The report was released officially via the Alabama Department of Public Examiners Friday, April 30, 2021, 5 days ago. Poor judgement on the part of the commissioners in this case is not a criminal act, it certainly is a consideration for the voters of Jackson County come time for reelection
APRIL 30, 2021 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC EXAMINERS SPECIAL REPORT REGARDING NONCOMPLIANCE WITH POLICY AND LAW, MISUSE OF PUBLIC FUNDS VIA ISSUED COUNTY CREDIT CARD INVOLVING THE FORMER JACKSON COUNTY COMMISSION CHAIR, TIM GUFFEY.
SUMMARY
April 30, 2021 - Quote from the Department of Public Examiners:
“Official demand was made on the former Chairman requesting payments totaling
$3,918.11."
The former Chairman failed to appear at a meeting before
the Chief Examiner and show just cause why the amounts should not be repaid; therefore,
relief is accordingly denied as evidenced by the Order of the Chief Examiner contained in
this report. After the Order of the Chief Examiner was issued, the charges were repaid in
full. Alabama Department of Public Examiners Report - 21-236 - 04/30/2021 - Jackson
County Commission-Special - County Audit - 08/24/2018 to 12/04/2020 LINK TO AUDIT: https://examiners.alabama.gov/PDFLink.aspx?IDReport=6098
21-236 A - Department of Examiners of Public Accounts
SUMMARY
Special Report on the Jackson County Commission August 24, 2018 through December 4, 2020
The Jackson County Commission (the “Commission”) is
governed by a five-member body elected by the citizens of Jackson County. The members
and administrative personnel in charge of governance of the Commission are listed on
Exhibit 1. The Commission is the governmental agency that provides general administration,
public safety, construction and maintenance of county roads and bridges, sanitation
services, and health and welfare services to the citizens of Jackson County.
This report presents the results of a special examination
of the Jackson County Commission and a review of compliance with applicable laws and
regulations in accordance with the requirements of the Department of Examiners of Public
Accounts under the authority of the Code of Alabama 1975, Section 41-5A-12. We performed an
examination of credit card transactions and other expenditures made by the
Commission to determine whether inappropriate use of public funds occurred.
FINDINGS
Instances of noncompliance with state and local laws and
regulations and other matters were found during the examination, as shown on the Schedule of
Findings and they are summarized below.
♦ 2021-001 relates to the former
Commission Chairman’s noncompliance with requirements prescribed by the Chief Examiner of Public Accounts and
the county’s travel policy regarding credit card usage and documentation of credit
card charges.
♦ 2021-002 relates to the former
Commission Chairman’s failure to provide an adequate reason for mileage claimed for travel.
21-236 B - CHARGES AGAINST OFFICIAL
As reflected on Exhibit 2, the charges against the former
Commission Chairman resulted from noncompliance with requirements prescribed by the Chief
Examiner of Public Accounts and the county’s travel policy related to credit card usage
and documentation of credit card charges, as well as the failure to provide an adequate
reason for mileage claimed for travel. Official demand was made on the former Chairman
requesting payments totaling $3,918.11.
The former Chairman failed to appear at a meeting before
the Chief Examiner and show just cause why the amounts should not be repaid; therefore,
relief is accordingly denied as evidenced by the Order of the Chief Examiner contained in
this report. After the Order of the Chief Examiner was issued, the charges were repaid in
full.
EXIT CONFERENCE
The Commission members and administrative personnel, as
reflected on Exhibit 1, were invited to discuss the results of this report at an
exit conference held via teleconference. Individuals in attendance were: Commissioners: Danny Rich
and Jason Venable; and Bob Manning, County Administrator. Also, in attendance
was a representative from the Department of Examiners of Public Accounts: Dixie
Broadwater, Special Projects Manager. The results of this report were also discussed
individually via telephone with the former Commission Chairman, Tim Guffey.
May 5, 2021 - "Guffey Affair" - Fair Use Copy of Jackson County Commission Acting Chair Person Jason Venable Video
Mr. Venable does not accurately portray the
seriousness of this event in his statement, Clarion's Facebook link above, and all that
surrounds Guffey's resignation. Quote from the Chief Examiner in the audit
report: "Instances of noncompliance with state and local laws. . ."
The near $4000 of credit card abuse may have been repaid; who repaid the tax
payers of the county for the auditors cost ($5,000-$10,000 maybe more), who has
repaid the county for Guffey setting at home doing nothing for 4 months, December
2020 thru April 2021, at tax payers expense, approximately $19,000, per
commission approval, for his alleged illegal and unethical behavior regarding
sexual harassment and creation of a hostile work environment, including alleged
criminal behavior investigated by state law enforcement investigators? What is
the outcome of that investigation? What
type of actions is the county taking to insure sexual discrimination and
creation of a hostile work environment will not reoccur?
COMMISSION ATTEMPTS TO LIMIT AND CENSOR SPEECH RELATED TO THE GUFFEY AFFAIR AND ACTING CHAIR JASON VENABLE'S VIDEO OF SPECIAL REPORT AUDIT
Photo capture on Jackson County Commissions Facebook site by G. Morgan. Identifying names removed. (Click on image to expand.)
Jackson County Commission attempts to limit and censor citizen speech relating to Commissioner Venable's questionable comments, discussed below, via a video he posted on the Jackson County Commission's Facebook site regarding the recent State of Alabama Department of Public Examiners Audit disclosure of former Commission Chair Guffey's misuse of county funds.
Unfortunately, the Jackson County Commission has placed this notice to the video posting of Mr. Venable on the Commission's Facebook Page, quote: ->"JACKSON COUNTY COMMISSION LIMITED WHO CAN COMMENT ON THIS POST." <-
Commissioners, you are the stewards of the citizens of Jackson County Alabama. You have no right to limit the comments or censor speech from one or more citizens, unless it is a threat or violates law. Your page on Facebook is the Public Square and a Public Forum of the government entity.
The citizenry, whom you work for have every right to express their discontent or dissent with your actions. Including those actions when placed on a public forum, such as the Jackson County Commission's Facebook site. The limitation of speech regarding your actions are directly violating the Constitution of the State of Alabama, and your oath of office.
Quote: "Alabama Constitution - SECTION 4
Freedom of speech and press.
That no law shall ever be passed to curtail or restrain the liberty of speech or of the press; and any person may speak, write, and publish his sentiments on all subjects, being responsible for the abuse of that liberty."
UPDATE MAY 4, 2021 - Swearing In Ceremony of Commission Chair, Willie B Nance, Jr., Major General, U.S. Army, Retired, Mrs. Johnnie Nance Holds Bible, Presiding Circuit Court Judge, The Honorable John Graham Administers the Oath of Office. (photo by G. Morgan)
VIDEO OF CEREMONY
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CEREMONY
MG.(Retired) Willie B. Nance Jr., Jackson County Commission Chair (photo by G. Morgan)
Left to Right - Commissioner. McBride, Commission Chair Nance, Commissioner/Former Acting Chair Venable, Commissioner McBride (photo by G. Morgan)
Commission Chair Nance, Mrs. Nance and Judge Graham (photo by G. Morgan)
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey appointed MG Nance yesterday, May 3, 2021, Governors appointment letter is contained within the WAFF TV link below.
Outgoing Acting Chair Jason Venable received many praises for a job well done during a difficult time. (photo by G. Morgan)
Jackson County Courthouse North Entrance, photo by G. Morgan
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey appointed Retired Major General Willie Nance, Jr. to serve as the Jackson County Commission Chair. The Swearing-In Ceremony will occur at the Jackson County Courthouse, Courtroom 1, at 12 noon May 4, 2021
Attribution Source - Jackson County Commission, Fair Use for Non-Profit News and Commentary
Regarding Guffey Affair and allegations by Jackson County Employee source stating knowledge of events. Reference April 27, 2021 posting this blog linked above, "Guffey Affair." - May, 3, 2021 - Interviews with Commissioner Buckner and Commissioner Rich separately. - Both Commissioners emphatically deny that any meeting occurred in secret or otherwise, with them participating, regarding decision making to remove any information, evidence, etc. regarding video or photographs of female persons which may have been allegedly photographed or downloaded by former Commission Chair Guffey contained on Jackson County data systems or computer systems.
Discussion with former Acting Chair Venable today, May 4, 2021: Commissioner Venable state he welcomed any law enforcement investigation. Any information which was discovered was turned over to the appropriate law enforcement agency via the county attorney. Commissioner Venable further stated, paraphrased: "There was no wrong doing on my part, I always acted within the law."
MORE ON GUFFEY AFFAIR
PUBLIC EXAMINERS REPORT
(Guffey's corrupt intent apparent.)
The former Chairman failed to appear at a meeting before the Chief Examiner and show just cause why the amounts should not be repaid; therefore, relief is accordingly denied as evidenced by the Order of the Chief Examiner contained in this report. After the Order of the Chief Examiner was issued, the charges were repaid in full. Alabama Department of Public Examiners Report - 21-236 - 04/30/2021 - Jackson County Commission-Special - County Audit - 08/24/2018 to 12/04/2020 LINK TO AUDIT: https://examiners.alabama.gov/PDFLink.aspx?IDReport=6098
JACKSON COUNTY COMMISSION - BREAKING NEWS - Per Jackson County Acting Chair, Jason Venable, Governor is expected to appoint Chair of Commission by Friday, April 30, 2021
(More info on the Jackson County Commission and pending issues below.)
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SCOTTSBORO POLICE CHIEF APPOINTED
RONALD LATIMER
AGENDA
MEETING VIDEO
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JACKSON COUNTY COMMISSION
Jackson County Courthouse North Entrance, photo by G. Morgan
BREAKING NEWS: Per County Commission Acting Chair, Jason Venable: (paraphrased) "The Governors Office is interviewing specific candidates for the Appointment of the Commission Chair today and tomorrow. It is expected that we should have an individual named replacement by Friday, April 30, 2021.
Former Jackson County Commission Chair Tim Guffey. Resignation to Alabama Governor Kay Ivey on December 18, 2020, effective date of resignation per resignation letter, April 11, 2021. (Photo by G. Morgan)
Is this the conclusion of the "Guffey Affair?"
Some would like to think so, it is not, there is more to come. Unfortunately some local politicians have not learned the lessons of history; "the coverup is often worse than the original offense."
WHAT ARE THE "MORE TO COME" PROBLEMS AND ALLEGATIONS FOR FORMER COMMISSION CHAIR GUFFEY AND THE JACKSON COUNTY COMMISSION?
Alleged criminal and ethics issues remaining, not resolved, per interview with persons knowledgeable regarding the alleged criminal and unethical events: 1) Alleged sexual assault; 2) alleged threatening communications; 3) creation of hostile work environment,\ (established), (a) alleged violation of Civil Rights Act, (b) allegedly utilizing the "color of law and official position" to sexually harass, threaten, stalk employees, thus creation of a hostile work environment; 4) alleged stalking, hidden videoing of female personnel in their workplace. 5) alleged tampering with physical evidence related to a criminal act; 6) alleged conspiracy by political officials, 5 or more persons, to destroy video documentation, video record, of events related to criminal acts or violation of Civil Rights; 7) alleged secret meeting with a quorum of commissioners and with other county officials/employees for the purpose of destruction of video evidence.
UPDATE: May, 3, 2021 - Interviews with Commissioner Buckner and Commissioner Rich seperately. - Both Commissioners emphatically deny that any meeting occurred in secret or otherwise, with them participating, regarding decision making to remove any information, evidence, etc. regarding video or photographs of female persons which may have been allegedly photographed or downloaded by former Commission Chair Guffey contained on Jackson County data systems or computer systems.
Facebook has permanently suspended my account, CENSORED, for telling the truth about Donald Trump's criminal history and disclosing facts about racial discrimination in Scottsboro and our nation. Garry Morgan : 03/15/2025
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Scottsboro Police Department Web Site
""The police are the public, the public are the police. The police are the only members of the public who are paid to give full time attention to duties that are incumbent on every citizen in the interest to community welfare and existence." - Sir Robert Peel, 1829 https://www.scottsboropd.org/
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THE FEDERAL BUREAUCRACY
"I can say with confidence that the federal government needs a major overhaul. Don’t get me wrong, most public servants in government are highly educated and dedicated professionals who are committed to “the greater good.” At the same time, the government has become a bloated bureaucracy that is based on past conditions and in too many cases, federal programs and policies can’t demonstrate that they are generating real results that benefit the American people."
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David Walker President and CEO The Peter G. Peterson Foundation http://www.pgpf.org/ ; former, recently served for 10 years, Comptroller General of the United States and head of the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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NPR's story on David Walker: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=124460237
"public intelligence"
"What is Public Intelligence? Public Intelligence is an international, collaborative research project aimed at aggregating the collective work of independent researchers around the globe who wish to defend the public’s right to access information." http://publicintelligence.net/
A Nuclear Engineer's Report on the Bellefonte Nuclear Plant
Danger Zone: Aging Nuclear Reactors
Incident at Browns Ferry (PBS 1977)
History of nuclear power safety issues which the 1975 Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant fire brought forward. This video has been censored by the nuclear industry. The trillion dollar multinational nuclear death industry prefers to keep you the citizen in the dark and feed you crap.
Renaissance artists including Michelangelo, Sandro Botticelli, Pietro Perugino, Pinturicchio and others. Click on image for a tour. Left click & hold mouse to move image.
Bellefonte Efficiency and Sustainability Team/Mothers Against Tennessee River Radiation http://www.matrr.org/
"TVA at the Crossroads" a SACE Film.
"America is at an energy crossroads and the Tennessee Valley Authority has a choice to make: Will it cling to old coal power because of its historic significance or will it retire its oldest, dirtiest and least efficient plants and lead America into a clean energy future?" TVA At The Crossroads from SACE.
****************************I'm GARRY MORGAN, a Christian, U.S. Army (AMEDD) retired, Race Relations/Equal Opportunity Specialist (U.S.Army, Retired DOD-DRRI-DEOMI) a citizen of Scottsboro Alabama, a Baylor University grad-Go Bears, a political activist and a political Independent as I believe political parties divide the citizenry whom they are suppose to represent. We must learn the lessons of our history or we will surely repeat our mistakes. I think the greatest problem facing our nation is the massive national and personal debt.
