It is with a very heavy heart I must announce the passing over of Joseph C. Dubow, CPA, the other man in my office whom I have a great fondness for.  I talked to him last Thursday or Friday of last week and he seemed well and in good spirits, as usual.

He was 85 and will be missed very much by those of you who met him.

He was always very kind and generous, sympathetic and understanding.

He will be missed by many.

The funeral is supposed to be for Friday, tomorrow, Dec. 10, 2016 and I will make an announcement on my blog soon as I know the details.

He was a great friend to Ken Ditkowsky, who rented him an office for years, and likely decades.

I know I will miss him greatly, but I know he is in a wonderful place–CPA heaven, with all the great…

I know that many of you have complained your children have been stripped from you wrongfully, without due process and then the DCFS files and police files go missing or are unavailable and you have recorded what happened and what you record and what they say to your face is completely different that what goes on in court.

My prayers are with you all. Read on for encouragement.

by Monica Mears
Health Impact News

After a six-year court battle, a mother in Los Angeles who lost custody of her 15-month-old baby through false abuse charges won a major battle for parental rights last week.

When Rafaelina Duval’s son Ryan was seized by L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) in 2010, she was falsely accused of intentionally starving him. He had been diagnosed by a pediatrician with “failure to thrive,” but the doctor at the time also noted…

From Channel 4, New York Exclusive story:

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/investigations/Nursing-Home-Aide-Abuse-Shortage-New-York-Investigation-399497661.html?cid=sm_fb&_osource=nbcnews_fb

Disableds exploited in facilities

tells the story of one brain injury person showing how he was locked up, could not leave and was abused and the care facility was in the biz doing this to many others  A must see.

This is where for profit and institutions filing guardianships lead to, people without rights, without hope and it’s all assisted by the court system and their crony lawyers and GALs.

And in an article which is of absolutely no surprise to any Chicagoan:

http://www.chicagonow.com/city-limits/2016/10/40-chicago-aldermen-blow-off-annual-ethics-board-hearing/

The city of Chicago has a well-documented, longstanding, widespreadproblem with public corruption. The latest example can be found in the 20^thWard, where Alderman Willie Cochran is under federal investigation for his use of campaign funds.

For reform-minded aldermen, annual budget hearings are an opportune time to address this problem. But at the Chicago Board of Ethics budget hearing Oct. 21, a mere 10 of 50 city aldermen bothered to show up.

During the budgeting process, politicians have the opportunity to publicly question city officials charged with keeping corruption in check as those officials justify their budgets. But at the Board of Ethics hearing, aldermen did not ask a single question.

Instead, Alderman Anthony Beale, 9^th Ward, played “Go Cubs, Go” from his cellphone in reference to the board’s recent ruling

I know that many of you are hurting financially today as the US moves into a mode where 20% of American citizens live at or below the poverty level, 25% of our children now grow up in poverty, and 50% of America lives near the poverty line or below.

Our health care expenditures are skyrocketing all the same.  Obama care is very, very expensive for everyone from the poor to the middle class, it is gobbling up a huge chunk of our income.

Still, the US now has 90%+ of its citizens covered by health insurance and for certain that’s a good thing.

This blog talks about how seniors and disableds are forced into institutions by the court system, and then charged outrageous fees to fleece them of any assets they might have, and then medicare and medicaid is also fleeced and chunks of state funds dedicated to the needy…

Pre sales Galley copies are $25 each and you can text a check to 773-255-7608, or fax a check to 312-553-1300 or email one to joanne@justice4every1.com or use Facebook debit card transfer to my Facebook Account.

Teresa’s story is about how she tried to lovingly care for her mother while the probate vultures churned the bills and drained her mother’s estate. Her mother wanted to live at home with Teresa in her final years, but the guardianship court in Florida prohibited it, and nasty, evil Guardians took over her life and her mother’s life.

The book contains pictures of her mother bruised and tortured until the end.

If you have relatives that don’t believe you when they say the guardianship court is just in it for the money and professional guardians are nothing but evil, this is the book for you.

The book will soon be out on Lulu, Amazon…

FBI operation rescues 168 children from sex trafficking, puts nearly 300 pimps behind bars

Today floating around in the chat groups online seems to be some suggestions we should protest in front of the judge’s homes.

Personally, I think if you want to protest against judges you think are crooked or make the wrong decisions contrary to law, the best place is right outside the courthouse or online under the judge’s names and tag their posts with your specific complaints.

But just so everyone knows, apparently Illinois has decided it’s necessary to tailor and regulate the First Amendment right to protest.

From the ACLU:

http://www.aclu-il.org/aclu-report-when-else-can-government-regulate-the-time-place-and-manner-of-protest/

III. C. Targeted sidewalk protests

Protesters often seek to demonstrate on sidewalks abutting a building that contains an audience that would prefer not to hear the protesters’ message. For example, a labor union might picket a worksite that uses allegedly unfair labor practices, or a citizen group might distribute leaflets critical of an elected official in front of that…