It attracts 10 times that amount in supporting volunteer work. Government provides official leadership, and citizens come together in meetings, forums and conferences to tackle difficult issues. We cannot trust that mission to private groups alone. When everyone gets along perfectly, we will no longer need a Human Rights Council.
Strong opinions can find a voice within a human rights framework.
But those who cannot impose their will on the council want it abolished. Things get a little controversial and they want to shut down the discussion. He blames the decrease in ridership on the increase of Kitsap Transits fares when I-695 passed, but I know that a lot of the riders quit riding from Annapolis because of poor service he was providing at the time. The inside of the boat is stifling hot and the back of the boat is crammed with bodies and bicycles. Hire the skippers and the deckhands sure, but I think Kitsap Transit should be very careful in entering into any more business dealings with the owner of Horluck Transportation.