the kinda sh*t that leaves a bad taste in your mouth

But really, in this day and age, is one really surprised...?

(I'm not.)

"Publicly, he has served as Blackwater’s C.E.O. and chairman... Privately, and secretly, he has been doing the C.I.A.’s bidding... Prince, according to sources with knowledge of his activities, has been working as a C.I.A. asset: in a word, as a spy."

Yuck.

This is what they're ADMITTING to. Imagine what they're not...

Support for Gaetan

Come Out To Support Gaetan In His Refusal To Leave The Downtown East!

DATE: Monday, December 7th, 2009
TIME: 9 a.m.
PLACE: Street Health
338 Dundas Street East
(just east of Sherbourne, on Dundas St., north side)


"Please join us in supporting Gaetan Heroux, a deeply respected,
much-loved, and invaluable mentor, leader, and friend in the struggle for dignity and justice for homeless and poor people, who has been a front-line worker at Dundas and Sherbourne for the past 20 years. Gaetan has provided ID clinics and drop-in services, and fostered deep relationships with community members, for years - all of this is now in jeopardy.

By moving Gaetan, his employer, Neighbourhood Link, in apparent
cooperation with Street Health management, will effectively deny people access to a service that is essential to their lives. What will happen to people who need to access their ID outside of clinic hours? What will happen to people who cannot afford or are literally unable to travel to Scarborough? What will happen to people who urgently need their ID, to access social assistance or PNA, who need to be within walking distance of the PAID Project in order to meet their basic needs? Will people be provided with the transit fares they cannot afford, in order to travel to Scarborough? What about the additional essential support people have gained by accessing Street Health for other services, when they have come to the agency to access Gaetan?

...Since March 2009, Street Health has lost over 50 years
(at least 12 staff members) of experience and connection with the
community it serves."

Read more at the OCAP link above.