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James is about to go on Nawfal Glownig Space momentarily
https://nitter.net/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1752800518336884884#m
James O'Keefe
@JamesOKeefeIII
9m
SPACES starting in 10 minutes and going until 6pm ET to discuss the latest bombshell… nitter.net/i/spaces/1mnxepw…
Jan 31, 2024 · 9:06 PM UTC
Fake Polls
Relative values
According to the American Association for Public Opinion Research, "there is a consensus in the polling community that it is better to report 'likely' voters than 'registered' voters".[2] Reporting on a Pew study, the Washington Post has noted that polls of "likely voters" represent the "Holy Grail of polling" and are most likely to accurately reflect the outcome of an election.[3]
An analysis of 2010 polling by FiveThirtyEight concluded thatpolls of "registered voters" that year tended to favor Democratic candidates by a factor of five percentage pointsover the actual results of the election, while polls of "likely voters" tended to favor Republican candidates by a factor of one percentage point over the actual results of the election
Collin Rugg
@CollinRugg
1h
NEW: Migrants discovered in a "hidden room" at the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International airport, guarded by a U.S. service member.
The footage was taken by Republican state Sen. Colton Moore who received a tip that migrants were flowing through the facility.
"We’re all getting them flights to where they need to be," said a volunteer.
"These are just recently documented travelers getting released from ICE getting to where they need to be."
Chaos broke out according to Moore, who spoke with the @DailyCaller, after he raised his phone up to get a better view of what was going on.
"When I took my phone and reached it up above the guy to get a better view of all the illegals in the room, that’s when chaos broke out," he said.
Video: @realColtonMoore
Jan 31, 2024 · 7:49 PM UTC
>That US service member should be hung for treason. Any positive ID on that "heroic" service member yet?
>NEW: Migrants discovered in a "hidden room" at the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International airport, guarded by a U.S. service member.
January 11, 2024
Community Highlights: Meet Andrea Espinoza of Team Libertad/Inspiritus
Today we’d like to introduce you toAndrea Espinoza.
Hi Andrea, thanks for sharing your story with us. To start, maybe you can tell our readers some of your backstory.
I was born in LA but raised in Honduras. When I returned to the US, I started to understand my privilege- I did not have to go through the terrible journey that many face today. But I also knew what it was like to live in fear as my mom and brothers were undocumented. I never want to forget where I came from, and I have a strong desire to give back to my community. Through my work with Team Libertad, I can help offer the warm welcome that everyone should receive. Sadly, so many people are treated like criminals for seeking safety and pursuing what we all want- a better life. Team Libertad helps me demonstrate that there are kind, compassionate, and welcoming people who are glad they are here.
Can you talk to us a bit about the challenges and lessons you’ve learned along the way. Looking back would you say it’s been easy or smooth in retrospect?
It has not been a smooth road. We tend to suffer in silence. My mom tried her best to put shoes on my feet, a roof over our heads, and warm food. She never made my siblings, and I feel the level of poorness we lived in Honduras. She oppressed the fear of not having a legal status in this country. I recall my mother being unable to drive me to school, the grocery store, or the doctor, let alone a place of entertainment. Growing up with English as a second language categorized me and decreased my chances of higher education. I would advocate for myself and spend the first two weeks in the counseling office fixing my schedule from ESL to advanced classes every year after the 4th grade. It did not stop until I graduated high school. At some point in my life, I did not want to speak Spanish anymore- double identity shakes your core. Now, I embrace my well-written and spoken Spanish and help others along the way.
We’ve been impressed with Team Libertad/Inspiritus, but for folks who might not be as familiar, what can you share with them about what you do and what sets you apart from others?
Team Libertad values compassion for people seeking Asylum in the US who have been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The organization strives to offer a welcoming presence and helpful hand to those released from Stewart Detention Center at the Atlanta Airport as they travel to the homes of friends and family across the US. Cool! But what do we do? We hand out Hygiene kits, water, food and snacks, bookbags, clothes, phone chargers, and loaner phones so our friends can contact their families. We help family and friends purchase plane tickets, print boarding passes, navigate TSA, and help our travelers get to their gates. Team Libertad branched out of three other organizations, El Refugio, Paz Amigos, and Casa Alterna. Team Libertad became its entity in 2022 and is now a program of Inspiritus.
Team Libertad would not be where it is without the endless support and dedication of our Lead Coordinators, also known as Team Libertads OG’s, Daphne Hall, Jan Rivers, Karen Petterson, Connie Rose, Amy Bailey, Suzie Jacobs, Rebecca Raymer, Thomas Evans, Rosaytel Callejas, Emily Endara, Jennie Shover, Cristina Proano, Tancredo Rocha, former program coordinator Maggie Burgess Team Libertad’s director Alix Janke and all of our lovely volunteers.
Contact Info:
Website: https://linktr.ee/team_libertad_atl
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/team_libertad_atl/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teamlibertadatl/?paipv=0&eav=AfbRCvUSnYQZLoRIWkF7Wt5BHPwsGDFh2CfC4A7iLnbzodpkgJKUOXcICPxw5TaXGP4&_rdr
https://voyageatl.com/interview/community-highlights-meet-andrea-espinoza-of-team-libertad-inspiritus/
>Community Highlights: Meet Andrea Espinoza of Team Libertad/Inspiritus
First Time Volunteer Guide - Airport Accompaniment
https://weinspirit.org/our-leadership
Rev. John Moeller
Chief Executive Officer
John has more than 25 years experience in ministry on nonprofit leadership. Before joining Inspiritus in February 2017, he served as the CEO at Action Ministries in Atlanta. John is ordained as a minister in the United Methodist Church.
Michelle Angalet
Chief Operating Officer
Michelle joined Inspiritus in January 2019 after five years of serving on its Board of Directors. As a deacon in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America for the last 12 years, she has held both congregational and judicatory leadership roles. Michelle brings her passion for accompanying and serving the neighbor and her relationships with local faith communities to the Inspiritus mission of guiding individuals and families on a path from surviving to thriving.
Kirby Nickerson
Chief Financial Officer
Kirby Nickerson began his work with Lutheran Services of the Carolinas in 2012, and with Inspiritus in 2019. Kirby holds BA degrees in both Economics and Business Administration from Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts and received his MBA from Florida State University. A licensed nursing home administrator, Kirby has 18 years of experience in not-for-profit senior care with responsibilities that have included oversight of financial operations, as well as marketing and information systems.
Virginia Spencer
Chief Development Officer
Virginia is a dynamic nonprofit advocate with 21 years of development experience in the corporate and nonprofit sectors. Virginia studied Political Science & Philosophy at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, Non-Profit Management in the MPA program at Georgia State University, and as a Policy Fellow with the Georgia Partners for Excellence in Education. Virginia has a passion for inspiring leaders to invest in solutions that empower their communities to thrive.
Sherry Buresh
Executive Director of Disaster Relief Programs
Sherry joined Inspiritus in July 2019. Sherry's executed 60 national and international responses over 16 years. Sherry's expertise is coaching and training partners and volunteers before, during and after emergencies of all kinds. She sets up volunteer operations centers in areas of greatest need, and manages all field operations.
Janet Arning
Executive Director of Middle Tennessee
Janet joins the Inspiritus team with 29 years of experience in nonprofit program development and management in Nashville, TN. She earned her Bachelor of Science at Middle Tennessee State University.
LaWanda Crawl
Executive Director of Disability Services
LaWanda joined the Inspiritus Team in January 2023. She comes with over 20 years of experience in the field of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, working for non-profit and for-profit organizations. LaWanda has a BA degree in Psychology from The College of Wooster and a MPA degree with a specialization in Healthcare Administration from Cleveland State University. Helping people is her passion, along with ensuring compliance, quality service delivery, and improving processes.
Aimee Zangandou
Executive Director of Refugee and Immigrant Services
Aimee came to the United States through the Refugee Resettlement Program in 1997. She joined Inspiritus’ refugee and immigration team in 2009. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Affairs from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Clark Atlanta University.
Suzette Roberts
Executive Director of Children and Family Services
Suzette rejoined Inspiritus in March of 2020 and brings with her 25+ years of child welfare experience. She holds a Bachelor degree from Brooklyn College, NY; a Master of Science degree from Audrey Cohen College, NY; and a Master of Social Work degree from Adelphi University, NY, and has been a licensed social worker since 2006. Suzette’s passion is improving outcomes for children and families and inspiring the next generation of social workers.
Board of Directors
John Moeller
President and CEO, Inspiritus
Rev. Victor Belton
Mission Facilitator, Florida/Georgia District of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
Atlanta, Georgia
Rev. Ray Borchelt
Florida-Georgia District Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
(Organization Term Unlimited; Appointed Seat Holder)
Atlanta, Georgia
Marc Bussone
Board Chair
Attorney, Bradley, Arant, Boult, Cummings, LLP
Nashville, Tennessee
Rev. Tiffany Chaney
Pastor Developer & Chief Diversity Officer, Gathered by Grace and Baptist Health
Montgomery, Alabama
Ann Dettmering
Attorney/Mediator, Smith, Schnatmeier, Dettmering & Reeves, LLP
Kennesaw, Georgia
Erica Fletcher
Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion, Hiscox
Alpharetta, Georgia
Eli Flournoy
Executive Director, Sugarbush Valley Impact Investments
Decatur, Georgia
Cindy Holler
President & CEO, Community Housing Capital, Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dr. Jasson Kalugendo
International Consultant, Pastor of Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod (LCMS)
Decatur, Georgia
Jenneen Kaufman, C.P.A.
Corporate Consultant
Nashville, Tennessee
John Manly
Board Vice-Chair
Attorney, Bowen Painter Manly Shipley, LLP
Savannah, Georgia
Janet Preston
Board Secretary
Attorney
Atlanta, Georgia
Dave Ringer
President & CEO, Oconee Valley Healthcare, Inc.
Eatonton, Georgia
Kevin Smith
President, Rule One Consulting
Land O’ Lakes, Florida
Rev. Kevin Strickland
Bishop, ELCA Southeastern Synod
(Organization Term Unlimited; Appointed Seat Holder)
Atlanta, Georgia
https://weinspirit.org/our-leadership
>The fact that Mayorkas got impeachment article green light on the 31st in the wee hours of the morning eastern US time 6 years to the day of this bread asking CABINET HEADS to reward or fire is SPOOPY AF…..