is all the alive in an ally in the state of washington in the northwest here in the united states of america so far i look at it from the standpoint that if you say the united states might mean it's a corporation the spaces between the will the pm the wilson you bring up about a million hits it's interesting in a way so we're going to have some discussion here some really key discussion as we try to bring up the subjects of where are we going with our united states of america and the peril of the united states corporation and this we'll hear from keith doherty here for in a minute talking about some parties of the bellevue school district that run it as their own personal corporation so it's very interesting how we're looking at the whole perspective or shall we say be hearing about it from the standpoint of whistleblowers school districts districts run as corporations people who run these school districts and stuff half the designated funding into their to google search we're going to have joe beavers here the mayor of gold bar which is why i'm getting to the fact of where are we at as an american as exists in the community the future of that versus a corporation and as you know if you type in gold bar city of washington they've been through a lot the circumstances of cities that are being challenged do they have to file for bankruptcy problems with that and we greatly honored to have joe here you can go to the city go to the city of gold bar dot  us i'm going to bring everyone up here in just a second i just want to get this point across what are we going to do to try to revive these a callee these cat these economies that we we have to sustain as a people that's why we have gone derrington your choice wellness centers here eighty six aurora avenue north in seattle to don has been one of the foremost people in the united states not just the northwest and actually maybe the only one that i can see since eighty percent of the growers right now for medical cannabis are pirates with no regulations no oversight  nothing and that's another thing about keith doherty because what i'm trying to get the established order to think of keith as being the director for the sin washington state delivery programs where you're licensed and bonded in training so you have a means of oversight as to how it gets from the grower to the dispensary to the patient is the whole world that we're about to have to let in our lap and there's two parallel universes here in washington one was called five o two which was the authorization of recreational cannabis well that's that's fine but we have organic medical cannabis another reality that we all have to think about as you know we've been having interviews with some of the top publishers in the country richard danny de heads of times thousand watts magazine other people like that the are major publishers on the fact it's about time that we start looking in directing towards creating organic it's clean medicine organic something you guys don't understand twenty years ago it was organics now it still is but it's another section of it in medical campus is from him as well it's good to see you guys and don and there's keith i was hoping that we could cover some subjects about not only the circumstances of where we're going with our state's economy locally here and i think gold bars a key part of that is a very historical place here in the northwest and gold bar if i'm not mistaken is a very historical town i think you know you think you do an incredible job of trying to help restore it and get something going as far as trying to get a means to cover ways that you won't have to bankrupt have filed for bankruptcy right there's other things involved am i right right go ahead give me escalation i've got the city of gold bars background in the background you're time in a long time i can talk about what happened without the city attorney running up with a roll of duct tape so the problems go bar nationally known to all the news area the cost of responding to public records and the cost  into a commentary on the vietnam war in this case the gold bar story is just not about the malicious gossip and personality clashes of small town america it's going to segue into a good law badly implemented so here we go transparency is good government but transparency is better there's no question about that and the thing about it the gold standard of transparency of public spending money how they were paying themselves on trips dug through it found that everything was above board which she credited to the public records act because all the expenses were there whether you spend where the money go here it is and so she was high on then her life's journey took her to the atlantic coast and then into england where she did the same thing with the house of commons and she had a long battle because you don't need to know what we're doing this this is the government he was wrong and she fought that all the way up to the top court in england and won and what came out was a massive amount of money and public funds being used for things like cleaning moats keeping second houses all sorts of personal expenses that were  and the result of her work was that she that there were criminal charges filed and then there was a lot of money taken out of private pockets and put back into the public till where it belong that the water manager had been using that car did a little bit more investigation it seems like the water manager went to meetings that didn't exist and so forth and so on she put him on administrative lead to further investigation that terminated with cause ok normal stuff people do they started thing they get caught so from then everything was moving on and then the next thing that happens is the water manager quality that the city attorney said oh my goodness not him and started negotiating for first stuff for his client but parted and i turney and his attorney went back and forth we settled for seventy five hundred dollars that's less money tha and then the mayor took her kid to city council one time and had asked this the city clerk to take a look at make sure she's ok while we're on break and then an attorney in town who had voted for the mayor somehow got crosswise with the mayor and then they start she started bringing up but things that the mayor did a lot with the mayor did the mare and her got into a contest first they spent time calling each other the more unfit mother then they the mayor was a that is the long story i mean who cares but this shows how some things get started ok in january to june two thousand and nine we were hit by a flood of public records requests from five people all with a working relationship with the attorney they came in a lawsuit was filed over a letter that the mayor supposedly wrote that she didn't and there was all sorts of stuff one person asked for twenty seven thousand e mails this and so during the rest of the year we brought in a paralegal spent a lot of money responding to public records request took us about two years to get through the bulk of it and we're not through yet now you know once i think about the same time we started getting hit state of alaska started getting hit with the palin e mails and about the same time we finished at the bulk of our work the state of alaska bragged that they had finished the palin e mails they had provided twenty six thousand pages of e mails and they were bragging about that in that same time span the city you go bar release somewhere between twenty five and thirty thousand e mails representing about a hundred thousand pages but a lot of it was electronic and so this city a go bar population two thousand produced a lot more public records in the same time span than the state of alaska always thought that was good so now what happened around january february two thousand and nine the attorney started coming up with a story about the sexual affair between the mayor and the water manager and claiming they were hiding documents of stuff to prove that it was pretty cynical about that because i do believe i was there when bull story about the mayor and the water manager and if it wasn't invented while i was standing there i was surly they decide to test and nothing in the past several years has occurred is change my conclusion on that so that's what have all these lawsuits built up we have responded to them one them in the meantime we see a small city five hundred fifty five seventy thousand dollars a year in general fund income has been spent in around one hundred thousand dollars a year in and responding to requests and followed by responding to lawsuits ok so it would just go boy and so what we're doing it we're facing that we just simply can't go on this way what we're facing  basically seventh grade girl contest that's gone out of control and his ended up in the courts on the things that have basically no basis and in any fact and do not stand up to tight scrutiny now why know what i would go from here well if this would just go bar that might be one thing you say tough but it's happening all over the state of washington there's cities are being hit small cit particularly because they don't have the where with all the finances to continue this sort of fights and there are people who who are misusing this i think they're using it other people say they're abusing it but there's three categories that i see happening on this first off there's the people with a bona fide request and what's happening is they're having to compete with all this other stuff and then there's the vendetta people this is the you tag my trailer bankrupt your city you don't started up there that could bring commerce and things like that this time it's very good to get your report appreciate a great deal which we have more time but we're going to have to get some new information from james was to look at one that brought you here to the show jamie three of thank you and then d political officers the mayor and everybody they were just paying themselves every which way it but sideways you know and that bankrupted that city this is a far different situation this isn't malfeasance on the port part of the mayor or the city council this has in the terms of been happen soon as you say just very deliberately will throw out these things that don't cost them anything and cost the city's thousands and thousands if not tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars plus an awful lot of time and aggravation that keeps there that keeps the city from growing in the way that it ought to because all your energy is going to fighting these little i would call annoyances except they're devastating so i think it would be great to get him for us to support gold bar and put in more business putting more business ideas in there with course from my standpoint i talk about cannabis a lot because it's so important in my life and i'm thinking with five zero to pass in perhaps  actually sort of be the capital of of state regulated growing operations and disbursement operations it's just kind of a thought i'm sure there's a lot you have a lot of recreation in gold bar and there see be some other things that can go along with that to capitalize on that the beauty of the place where you are we have a commercial property that's with owners who have not developed it and they are waiting to see what they can do obviously they got to make money off of you have to have a return and they are responsive to what they can do the the businesses that are there are responsive to the to the to the area and to their customers with the city can provide as remaining a city is a safe clean place which to work easy access often on us too and we can provide all those in that gives the basis for all sorts of businesses  determine that would be great yeah absolutely great perhaps we can find out who these landlords are in the end the entrepreneur is that you have there that might be willing to work with outside business  well i think joe did a great presentation knows his city well and don's input as well to tab state regulated medical cannabis in gold bar it's not the only solution it's search it sure is a viable solution the best way to do it when we spoke to the king county sheriff's office was to have basically in california state police running the dispensaries i have no absolutely no problem with that the more it's regulated the less problems with the federal government the more likely it is to succeed as far as speaking of these business is a real small scale but every year there's a huge a soccer tournament in new row it's the big foot soccer tournament and there's got to be a way to partner with gold or let them get some of that overflow business we're good don what what's your thoughts as far as what we can do is and then we have james last year but but it's some good input as far as we could change this economy we can we go we're going to come up with ideas medical care is another section it's not recreation it's medical it's not going to go away  i hope maybe we can come up with some ideas here to do something in that area i mean maybe there are some possibilities is there i mean i don't know i don't know if it's it's up to the the private individual cities don't run these things and this the city of is very positive about helping their commercial businesses to thrive when they get a hold the over there which is the contact information i think there's a way that we could probably  maybe make something completely turn around if there is a possible well the one thing that needs to happen is our new attorney general bob ferguson absolutely needs to take this case and get involved and bob's kind of got it said over seventy percent of all the cases in the state are civil this is a serious civil matter you can say criminal but what we're talking about here what joe's talking about is a waste of public funds on public records requests i know a lot about public records requests i've done a few myself with the school district but what i will still argue is mediation an alternative just cute is the best solution out there and what i mean by that is toby nixon from the washington coalition of open government he's the president somebody needs to set up a system where they can mediate these kind of matters and identify which ones are frivolous and which ones aren't yes the public has a right to know absolutely everything that's involved in public government but at the same rate it needs to be fair and age and a level playing field for everyone i don't know if you agree with that jail but that's that's my take on it tobin that rely on a lot of things that what's your what's your thoughts on that oh there we have citizens and go bar has started a petition to do exactly this there's going to camps in the past that didn't go anywhere we think it needs to be a requirement not voluntary and we need to find some way to extensively do this which we need to get a good crew together and figure this out whether it's a superior court arbitration or whether it's a state administrative system like the public disclosure commission or whatever makes very good sense that can address and say hey here's the rule by do it ok really good time people are getting more familiar with goldberg which is part of how that usually works through jeff last real quick what type of import to you have a real quick that you might want to bring up well and say having a thousand people slipping across the street from the union guys mission ha tax breaks to landowners that are struggling you know who can't pay their mortgage payments who have been laid off from work who's been you know as you know maybe three or four children to feed and you know in a household i mean just opera assistants you know maybe they may have an extra house to maybe they can supply maybe you know cheap enough rent to a homeless family you know maybe a ga you so many struggling with they don't get you know they get less than three hundred dollars a month there are the people we need to help and then we can offer them a you know a place to sleep for the night and you know utilize property it's about ready to fall apart we can we can you know put some paint on the board some nails in the wood you know manage to pull a few things together and it's just it's just up to municipalities working as as a team you know people coming out shaken hands and finding out what the problem is will i keep talking about the problem because the ten year plan a ten homelessness is failing we're not we're not targeting solutions that can can can make people help people out i mean so i mean we don't need any more tent cities with more homeless we don't need more shelters with more shelter beds we need to give give people with an opportunity to find work so they can feed their families feed their  work with piece of the street for kids in the streets what's that peace for the streets for kids in the streets we unfortunately are the board of directors up there had a prior elaine simons which used to be a co founder of peace of the streets he's unfortunately failed to do a job why i have no idea i would not going to get into any pacific detail but well it's just the growing number of homelessness without jobs i worked i suppose that everybody is taxed out here you know i have no idea i would like to add that in terms of looking at solutions we really have to look at history and look at what causes a lot of the problems we didn't have this homeless problem thirty years ago we didn't and it's something that has grown with the  shift in the politics we did and the kids that are on the street by far over half of them have been sexually molested as children they've they've left situations that were incredibly difficult it's estimated that half of the kids on the street are in gay they're thrown out or had to had to leave their families in their towns because of discrimination and horrible abuse so we we can say we can help the homeless problem we have to deal with them but the kids in the end the adults that are on the street now but we also need to be looking at dealing with the cause of the problem it's political it's sexual it's discriminatory and if we can work on those problems and i think we're making great gains in this state we're filming this just after the month after the election where more shinton is acknowledge same sex unions and marriages just like other people which is marvelous is when we can stop isolating in people putting people into little pigeon holes and then and then punishing them from being in those pigeonholes when we stop that will have a far better society and i think we're on the ground in a state i'm very pleased and happy with the progress we're making in the state it's pretty interesting we've got about five more minutes and i want to come up with some ideas joe what could we do to help you with media other things like that let's what could we do as a community here in the northwest gold bar that's quite the the term for somebody that i be it references gold you know it should be going in aspiring not filing am i right yeah i mean what can we come up with everybody at least establish it for the small cities the five thousand and nine hundred water who does not have the resources to go to these long involved lawsuits over whatever argument there may be you could  fined that they would all simply be happy with this and it would be a great power program to see how it works that larger cities may say hey that we want in on this to the benefit of the taxpayers you know that's that's who's  n waylaid by elvis and the taxpayers to be away like they don't have money to do anything else don't have made him to mow the grass in the parks don't have money to to support things i don't have money to help with the county volunteers of america local volunteers out of our area who are helping with the homeless and with the kids so it's just a waste of the taxpayer dollars you know it's really valid joe  and i guess i love the way that everyone here at the table puts things together especially will well you've talked in the past about seattle university and university of washington law schools what if they did use this as a pilot program what if you took those young law students and took them out there and learned not only about the public records act but look at how much it's affecting a smaller city like joe saying i think it's a tremendous learning opportunity and it's absolutely should be a vehicle to bring the kids out there and to learn you know firsthand what it's like peter i was going to mention that we've brought up in the past that there's things called legal me in the media journalism and as you know there's two east coast states that are up for recognition with our state bar association and they're more advanced in legal media journalism and we are now we're finding of power there plus we're world leaders in media here in this country but we just we don't see it because we're the bugs in the rug kind of thing in the circumstances they're now with benecol cannabis and we're looking at over who knows how many different new sectors are great probably a hundred thousand jobs here in the state and don't forget it's not recreational it's medical it's organic so these are things that will create work i'm sure there will be jobs beyond belief and that these young people i mean if we have to we make it through even though the the dollar bill is printed on canvas paper put most people would know that we could have other ways to create currency for exchange and survive i mean we have it right here and yes we can grow it we can create it we don't need international crime sitting it's dictating to us what we're supposed to do cording to their way of telling us he won the united nations if you bring up the subject today this is the sixth of december the major news news article independent media about the fact that the united nations is now recognised that they're making a statement that they do not recognize the legality of cannabis course it's not medical it's just cannabis circumstances like that and then there's a breakthrough story about the fact that now it is absolutely proven in stone that medical cannabis oil does cure cancer it dies anyway don't go  it's going to state we're here to we're here to make it happen right don i am absolutely the living proof that cannabis carriers cancer yeah you are and then keith what's your thoughts about the possibility of running the state's delivery system so we don't have alcoholics drug guys good anything like you know it's going on the right way for the county's county oversight thirty one counties in the state what your thoughts were quickly got about three minutes well i think it's great that we have a new king county sheriff that understands everything is to be done by the book it's got to stay compliant with the federal law whether we make our rules up in the state or the county or not everybody's got to be on the same page kind of like what joe's talking about bring everybody together everybody think in the same way and ultimately yeah we want to be medical cannabis to save lives that's the goal this isn't just a free for all it's not for recreational use it's the medical cannabis delivery system so there's a way to set it up and we can do it we can put our heads together and we can really help a lot of people in the process yeah i gree with you on that act i think you're absolutely right james last one last statement have like to see more vehicles running on hydrogen power instead of fossil fuel well it's interesting because as you as you might know that years ago i'm a scientist i worked with the famous dr  creates hydrogen oxygen and you can actually run your car on it you can use it to transmit the elements of failed us patents on that course they were black boxes as usual but we can do all kinds of stuff we do not need global crime banking city gets dictating to us how we're supposed to survive they may try to kill us because they stole all the trillions of dollars from us to use the weapons that they built for themselves to kill us with probably i would guess they wait a couple last statement you guys doctor i think that's a great idea i just saw on t v i think last week a to an airplane that has solar powered no fuel if we can have an airplane a solar powered why can't we be have cars and businesses that are so in love have a right that is going to help save a lot of money and clean up an environment all the same time joe appreciate you being here today i really do it can't tell you how much appreciate you're given a simple word on what's going on with the city of gold bar it me in my opinion it's supposed to be just as well like it should sound a right right should be in various berry place maybe it's going to be maybe we can change it around give us one last line i love being here i've learned stuff tonight and got different viewpoints i love that so happy you invited me thank you thank you very much  as you can see in the background we've got dawn barrington's website and the new the new clinic is gone over at eighty six hundred rural right yes it is ok and it's where we got choice well it's in the background i hope everyone is in preceded what we're trying to should we say that as we get going into the next program next week next segment thank you for watching all the live policing donations to do and if your investment people fleece get ahold of the ideas that she's going through a lot she is the most outspoken advocate right now probably in the nation  organic medical cannabis right don if it's not our gannett it's not medicine it really incenses me that all these profiteers are out selling as medicine poison to set right right has to stop right and it does remove nuclear contamination spin found out not just cures cancer things like that all the life well people so thanks for watching we'll see you next week you watching it's all the life i am with you wilson this is seattle this is the north west we are america we are the world at this very moment i think we're still i hope we're still alive but it's a great opportunity to be alive to hear from an author named laying and he wrote a book called born into turmoil you can see it right here and you'll see the background as well but we're going to get a chance to hear about these books this is where the most incredible authors i've ever had a chance to hear from not just read about it and read what he wrote but dream for profit for fun and profit take note of that if you guys will bring up the back row the contact information bruno's got information about himself in the back of his cover but it's interesting to be able to have a chance to actually hear from an author that experienced what he's writing about not what he's more or less intuitively heard about from other people bruno it's really good to hear you see all that kind of stuff going to give us an input on the books and things i want to bring up your contact information right here horus for the enemy never comes out so i decided it bought fifteen years ago or even longer to write a book about that time in my to read this book you know many times people are comparing things to today's times and there's absolutely no comparison there was radio what's kind of fairly new television was it was not available yet and it was it didn't come out after after the war found out what really started world war two and after book war two we had a period of hyper inflation and to give you i don't know if you can see this i don't think we can you can't you know i think you have a you have three a sheet up there an exchange rate of four to one so the buy nineteen twenty two for the same bread it became hundred and sixty three marks and by a generally it became two hundred and fifty marks from january to july it became three thousand four hundred sixty five marks for same loaf of bread in september off nineteen twenty three it was a one million t thousand marks in november it became the front of september to november the price of one loaf of bread was two hundred one billion dollars with a b new nation could survive billionaire the this five hundred thousand mark five hundred thousand mark bill was a good purchase one third of a loaf of bread and it kept on going on from there it was ridiculous no nation can survive that and then came the  because winning a war means meant killing off the enemy and your friends who would be rewarded so you site see hype my father was catholic and the mother was full of soul when i was born in one nine hundred thirty four my god that's a long time ago sometimes i feel it sometimes i don't anyway was a redhead full of freckles full of fly it's just a wonderful little kid and i miss him a lot to this day he taught me how to drive a bicycle and  died when i visited my i had the pleasure of riding his bicycle and i actually learned and i still have some marks on my knee room my incompetency shoulder through if you can see if you can see this you who are the this is germany which had let me see one hundred and thirty seven square miles this is poland did declare war on england and the states and everybody else which was stupid because those with little bit of military knowledge know that you cannot be everything to everybody and  that's what happened this last became a favorite target of the allies and i went through almost the whole thing except for two years from one nine hundred forty two to forty four i lived in poland my dad was a medic in the army he was drafted and i have a little story about that and in my book too it was really a horrible time for the germans although i found it very interesting because the bombers would come usually at night we had sometimes a lot of the old time the beautiful white houses were destroyed and they didn't care where they bombed not today they couldn't do that anymore because of geneva  convention forbid that i think in the nineteen forty five the allies actually bombed the highest concentration areas and i have to think that most of germany it's such a small country that most of germany was living in apartment buildings and they were right next to each other the built like in san francisco and if one bomb was going into the building especially they had would be called paedos they hear they went through just bought a whole ceiling right down into into our into our bedroom and it stuck out there and we had bunkers all those fossil bombs you couldn't put up with water just nothing that could put it out other than little burn out and that would burn the building the whole building now the funny thing is with fire needs oxygen and it draws c oxygen out of the building and it makes  because fire needs oxygen and it draws out the buildings were many many streets were totally destroyed and i have one that i have one picture there that sprayed with gasoline because it didn't have time to to burry them so many many apparently two hundred thousand people were killed during that there's a picture that mitt is showing if you can see it as c s the remnants of a beautiful beautiful city value it was strictly hate and churchill and the french they hate the german people and because they got involved we did my mother and i was about four years old i was five years old when the war broke out and then the next vicious my first school day and that is my effort the picture down below is my first over here would learn the same way because they don't really look like people especially doing manson time anyway d and he brought us up to poland and poland was a good fifty years behind germany in lifestyle in dress that was no fashion my mom was was a very excellent seamstress who obvious made my clothes until i was fourteen years old that's when i got my first suit with long pants because of us being confirmed at any rate the the living in poland where we had a nice apartment dusseldorf and living in poland was such a difference but i enjoyed it because i left a challenge to make things work and i found out early in life that if you want some you better get it yourself if nobody else wants to give it to you so we lift important for two years and i had joined the i was all this about a head taller than most of the kids in my class and i and i joined the hitler youth but it was my my book there it's called the gift belts and when i started writing the book i remember i remember this book very very well because it was so much against the jews and maybe i should article and i don't want to if offend anybody if you don't want to listen to it that's fine just turn the volume down on your t and there are a number of stories and i took some in my book and translate the maybe i should do that he had learnt this in school he found a person mushroom and destroyed it by crushing it with this foot juice are bad people this mother said just as one person mushroom can kill an anti war family one jew can destroy a village a city an entire nation germany uses to recognize the jew as a poison mushroom it has to know what danger the jewel represents to draw many and the entire world the jewish be harbored a wonderful jewish girl who lost her parents