If people genuinely sought to understand the situation in Springfield, Ohio, they would examine all my work over the years, including the filings I submitted to the Ohio State Auditor, Attorney General, and Governor's office more than six months ago.
Firstly, the city conducts the property purchases claimed in tandem with the NGO responsible - the source of everything concerning ORR and other related matters - Welcoming America. Dayton, Ohio, a suburb of Springfield, was the first city in the USA to establish such a partnership. GROUND ZERO.
Welcoming America is an NGO that appears to be a precursor to the World Economic Forum's "smart cities" initiative. Cities and counties must apply for certification through this organization. In other words, your local government often uses your tax dollars to seek accreditation from this NGO without consulting constituents.
In fact, Cleveland, Ohio, where I live, not only used city tax dollars to apply for certification but also increased taxes to pay county and city employees to work for the NGO after certification and is using FED and STATE funded buildings that were to serve taxpayers and gave it to the NGO.
To achieve certification, counties and cities must meet specific requirements. These include passing legislation, providing real estate, hiring staff, and establishing programs—all funded by taxpayers—before applying for certification from this foreign-backed NGO.
Regarding Springfield, OH, and Ohio, the Haitian population increase was linked to Governor DeWine's activities in Haiti. These activities were conducted in collaboration with the Clinton Foundation, which established a "school" adjacent to an orphanage and church. Members of these institutions were kidnapped nearly a year ago.
If they were genuinely investigating, they would know these facts. Therefore, I believe they don't want to solve the problem. Instead, they prefer talking points and distracting people from the real issue. They might be "sponsored" to report this way- a tactic I was taught a long time ago by our government. Change my mind.
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