Unless you are willing dig you won’t know!

There is endless roaring debate over the usefulness of these facilities.

The words of men and women like you and I is apparently inefficient. Images like the one above are rarely seen and when they are seen are immediately deleted from the public view.

American Civil Liberty Council questions GEO Group as a whole and have been challenging them since 1997.

There is no debate for me. It has been hard because I find myself to be the only one in the room having these conversations. I have people coming to me expressing how they feel there is no other way as long as people are willing to break the law. Someone needs to make a profit and as long as they are not the ones in these camps, then let peace remain. The ones that think like this did not have to tell there mother not to read the brochure that gives accreditation and awards to the rehabilitation of men and women where it does not belong. They did not have to tell there mother and brother and sister and father to remember them as they were and not what a small portion of the world has decided they are based on  crimes that were “paid-in-full,” during his or her incarceration in state prisons. Mind you, this facility is no state prison. None that are here are considered wards of the state to be cared for. They are not fed, clothed, or given toiletries unless demanded of those in charge of the place. You won’t know these things unless you are made to sit in one. Soap is considered a luxury; human rights not with-standing. As the investors of this institution lie to there procures as to why the place should stand, using rhetoric to appease inquiring eyes; “aiding men and women into finding work and transitioning into the public sector,” They demand that no one has more than $60.00 on there person at any time and if there is more money to be found on a person, he or she is to pay 25% of what they make to the institution.

In previous posts, I have spoken about the “Civilly Committed.” indoctrinated individuals made to seek counseling and programmed to believe that they will not fare well in the world out side of the assistance of the facility and so what ever money they make will go into the aid of there living conditions.

There is no labor readiness to speak of, thousands of beds of men and women and each bed is paid for by the state. Paid for by tax-paying dollars. (I use those words to allow the reader to know his or her money is feeding the corporation, along with the social security numbers of the inmates held for ransom.)

Of course no one reads the articles this way, no one reads the brochure and thinks, who pays for all this work and who is building these places. Thousands of men and women of American bread winners and not a single American built the place. I thought it was amazing. You know why Americans won’t touch the place. Because no American in his right mind would want to see his or her brother or sister, locked away indefinitely, inside of a FOR-PROFIT-PRISON, that is paid for by government grants under the rouse of providing a communal service while at the same time committing a slow grease grind of American genocide.

They claim to teach husbandry, while this is taught in prison and used to supply Sysco trucks of America. It is not taught in GEO. As I have said before, it is not a prison. They will not follow the same rules and as long as the place is clean and can hold the homeless a little while longer and keep the masses quite; reduce death counts, they will continue to deliberate on it’s efficiency.

I can site to Christian organization’s the denial of religious outreach, except some of the counselors have been proven to be deacon’s of churches; or have a religious belief; so this is not a suitable argument, what can be said is, like every other government firm religion is offered but none believe that is the tool to be used in rehabilitating a person into society and so it is not as readily offered as the outpatient care of supplied and recommended secular counselors. Each counselor is given the $75 an hour recommended by the state for time garnered by each person. That’s 70 facilities, 75,324 beds alone in America, rotated on a daily stream of men and women, who sit for an hour in a room with counselors of all degrees, and religion is not the qualification of the individual. Neither is there method of outreach questioned. The ones working there can do no wrong, they never committed a crime, and those that have done time never find the forgiveness of Christ either.

Cell phones with cameras are contraband. They believe if it has a camera, then there is computer access and no inmate can be trusted with a computer. Of course not, if they had access to the internet, we would have heard more about it, and there would be little discussion as to how people are being treated in these interment camps. Believing they proved access to cell phones or government phones is a better outlet and they have not denied anyone the right to speak with there loved ones, this conversation is over looked. Mind you, because everyone in the known area is aware of the treatment of people in these facilities the cell-phone shops spike the prices on the phones and  are known to sell a phone anyone outside of the facility could earn for $10.00, for $80.00-$100.00 not including minutes to use the phone.

Each inmate upon entering the facility is given his paroled check at the door, $100.00 is restitution to the inmate for his freedom; and he is not allowed more than $60.00 during his interim of  being held by G.E.O.

Needless to say, there is very little contact with family from the outside.

There is this belief among those that work for the state, that without a healthy family support group, people will have a harder time reintegrating into society. At the same time when they suggest that gainful employment does not coincide with the avenues of employment created by the inmates family and support group, ones frustration is made to grow.   Supporters of this institution believe that a man or woman should interact with there family and friends and seek a better life from where they came from, yet at the same time deny visitations or phone calls or the use of cellular phones; insisting any man caught with one will face more jail time. Parole officers where very keen on denying individuals the right to move back in with family, insisting on group homes in areas of the city that most where not originally from.

  All of these problems! What are the solutions?

Very few can come up with a concise answer, The congressmen that suggest these facilities hold foreign-born people who are waiting deportation have lied to the American people. Those that suggest it will hurt the economy of those small counties forget that the economy is fueled by working individuals not immobile bodies. Making my arguments more secure and set only to enrage Americans who are waiting upon there freedom.

Howard County Judge Kathryn Wiseman

“It would be a double hit,” she said of a closure, noting that the county is already facing trouble from declining mineral values. “Almost 500 jobs, that is a big hit for a small community.”

I think that would make a great promo for G.E.O Group, your people farming corporation was saved due to declining mineral values.