Another Misguided Cambridge Voter

Talk about misinformed voters, this letter is obviously written by a misguided taxpayer. Peter Wilson seems to think that public schools exist to educate students, to teach them skills. Silly man is living in the past. Today's modern World Class Schools are focused on increasing union dues so that union leaders can improve their living standards, give more money to politicians so that they can get even more taxpayer funds next year. More union-dues-paying psychologists are needed in the schools so that they can eliminate bullying, and teach students to sit in place or get drugged until they do so. Councilor and State Rep. Decker fights for this priority with School Committee Members Marc McGovern and Richard Harding. Cambridge is number one in spending taxpayer funds and that is all that matters. First priority is that Cambridge students learn to hate America. Second and third are what diversity and multiculturalism mean to a civil society. Fourth is obedience to authority. When Councilor Decker, the conscience of the City, is upset it is not right. Wake up Wilson. You sound like a bitter white man who is clinging to his guns and religion. Get with it. Join the Unions.

http://www.wickedlocal.com/cambridge/news/x1039445833/LETTER-A-Cambridge-budget-spurned#axzz2U2WX1RqW

LETTER: A Cambridge budget spurned
Wicked Local Cambridge
Posted May 21, 2013 @ 04:03 PM
Peter Wilson, Huron Avenue

Cambridge Official Promotes Race Based Health Care

Richard "Harding, who also runs the Men of Color Health Initiative." sponsored a food growing initiative by the School Committee? Why not some gambling classes too? Is there still any wonder why the schools fail to teach? What is an elected official doing promoting a race based program? Would a white-mens' health initiative be tolerated in Cambridge? Harding shamelessly promotes unequal access to health care, a typical government program in the upside down world of Cambridge and Harvard politics.

http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2010/8/4/cambridge-committee-policy-food/

School Committee Pushes Locally Grown Food

By Rediet T. Abebe,
Harvard CRIMSON STAFF WRITER

Published: Wednesday, August 04, 2010

Neighborhood Crime Task Force Final Report November 19, 2007

Neighborhood Crime Task Force Final Report November 19, 2007

From the Executive Summary of the Crime Task Force Final Report Nov. 19,
2007. "The recommendations for action described in this report represent the
consensus opinion of the Task Force members that resulted from this intensive
and comprehensive process."
"Consensus: Collective opinion. General agreement or accord." (American
heritage Dictionary, 2nd Ed. 1982)
Task Force Membership: Co-chairs are Mayor Reeves, and City Manager Robert
Healy. Four City Councilors, Kelley, Simmons, Galluccio, and Reeves. Two School
Committee Members, Harding and Grassi.
Ellen Semenoff, a lawyer, is Assistant City Manager for Human Services, and
the supervisor of the Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator for Cambridge.
Cambridge Police Commissioner and two Deputy Superintendents. The Chief of
MIT police. 50 members total.
On page 25, Chapter 4: "Crime has a variety of causes, not least among
which are mental health . . .”
This is irrational. Studies prove that withdrawal from psychiatric drugs
cause violence. The Task Force members are clueless about that. Task Force Final
Report demonstrates irrational prejudice, which indicates unlawful denial of
rights to persons with disabilities.
Recommendations, page 30: “experts on mental health to be on call as
appropriate if the situation involves crime in which mental health might be a
factor.”
There is no causal connection between crime and disability. Task Force
again shows its irrational prejudices toward persons with disabilities. Task
Force is unable to distinguish between crime and disability.
They would never suggest that persons of color commit crimes because of
their race, that homosexuals commit crimes due to their sexual preferences, or
that women commit crime because of their gender. They openly state in a formal
city report that persons with disabilities commit crimes due to their
disability. That is an outrage.
The Task Force boasted the “distinguished group represented each segment of
the community called for in the policy order.” Once again persons with
disabilities were excluded from a city project. The City Manager and the Mayor
chose the members. How many times do these public officials need to be told that
they violate city, state and US laws regarding persons with disabilities? They
refuse to extend civic participation to persons with disabilities. They need to
be removed from office. This is a bigoted report.
A statement on each City Council agenda says "City of Cambridge does not
discriminate on the basis of disability." Huh?

Roy Bercaw, Editor ENOUGH ROOM