I’ve tried to move things along – bring about a change in the treatment of the rural community documented in Tompkins County and Tammany Hall. I’ve sent emails, letters, and books – to authorities in government, college programs, newspapers, even to investigative media – with one result: nothing. No encouragement, no dismissiveness, no acknowledgement — no response of any kind. It’s rejection beyond rejection: it’s non-existence.
Our whole structure of authority and oversight is not one of a functioning government – but of a gang. And all those who might be able to help: are involved, unwilling, or afraid.
Maybe it’s a good thing that I’m not considered a threat – or I might end up as the victim of a “robbery gone bad.”
You don’t think that could happen? Our lives are of no importance to our government – just ask them — and wait for their answer.