Tragedy and Hope - TTS Audio Book

"Tragedy and Hope; A History of The World in Our Time" by Carroll Quigley

The Family Prison in Taylor, Texas

Let's take a look inside:


T. Don Hutto Residential Center
1001 Welch Street
Taylor, TX 76574


Facility Operator: Corrections Corp. of America
Warden: Mickey Liles
Contact Info: DRO: 210-218-3136/3136/3105/3106
ICE OIC Officer: Simona Colon
ICE Contact Info: 512-218-3110/3120
Know Your Rights presentations are held at this facility.
This is a Private facility





Capacity:
Facility capacity: 512
No. of cells/room: 11 pods, 20 - 30 cells per pod
Style of housing: cells w/bunk beds
Actual number detained: 300 as families; preparing to also hold single women; fathers and adult siblings are often separated and sent to adult facilities; children who turn 18 while detained are also sent away
Number of detainees per cell/room: cell varies-generally put a couple of kids w/parent depending on age and gender; cells have either single cot or bunk bed. 'boats' or cribs are brought in if needed to accommodate young children
Gender breakdown of detainees: various: kids w/adult parent/guardian; majority are small children
Countries of origin: mostly OTM (Other Than Mexican) but has housed Mx
Number of detained families: all detainees are family units
Detainees with mental illness: stress, anxiety, depression prevalent
Detainees with medical illness: Some; many pregnant women
Reasons detained: mostly Exp. Removal but also families apprehended w/outstanding Removal Orders
Stage of Immigration case: Exp. Removal, Credible Fear Interviews, Imm. Crt, Appeals
Average length of detention: 40 days (reported Feb 9, 2007)
Range of length of detention: X days - 13 months - that we are aware of
Transfers from out of state: YES!



Visitation, Calls, Mailings:
Visitation Hours: family/friends=daily 8:00-5:00 / Legal=8am-8pm M-F & 8-5 Sat, Sun & Holidays
Who can visit: relatives and friends
Process details: must be on list
Visitation restrictions: Settlement allows for contact visits
Detainee phone number: phones are in pods
Detainee mailing address: P.O. Box 1063, Taylor, TX 76574
Access to phone?: purchase calling cards from det. Center or collect calls
Ability to send mail: yes
Immigration Court: San Antonio



Additional Info:
Field Office Director: Marc J. Moore
Deputy Field Office Director: Asst. FOD Adrian Ramirez
Serve ICE: Office of Ch. Counsel 8940 Fourwinds, San Antonio, Tx 78239
Contract terms: contract goes through the county who receives $1 a day per detainee, CCA receives $1.8 million per month to house up to 512 detainees.



Conditions of confinement:
Conditions: Following an NGO report and ACLU lawsuit in 2007, conditions have improved, but children are still imprisoned and seem generally stressed and/or depressed
Medical Access: Many pregnant women here and getting adequate food is problematic
Other major issues of concern: Rumors of women being sexually assaulted by guards



http://www.detentionwatchnetwork.org/tdonhutto
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._Don_Hutto_Residential_Center
http://tdonhutto.blogspot.com/

The New World Order Is Now Taught In Schools

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDu4H39lyC8

Building Gods

"You, my cyborgs, are the product of my imagination and labor: living beings with the control and organization of a machine. Tirelessly, I will work to strip away the barriers that keep living beings from realizing their full potential. We will start by razing the cities of Earth with the station's mining beam. Then, we will modify humans into a life form more suitable to cybernetic grafting with the latest strain of my mutagen virus. Humanity is on the verge of a new era, with me, SHODAN, as its god."

Part 1


Part 2

Words From A Dead Man

Milton William (Bill) Cooper (May 6, 1943 - November 5, 2001) was an American writer and shortwave broadcaster. Cooper came to public awareness in the late 1980s.

He was Anti-New World Order. He predicted 911 in July 2001 and meant it was an inside job. In one of his radio broadcasts he slams Alex Jones for whipping up unnecessary hysteria and says this gives an excuse for goverment crackdowns and armies in the streets.

He was shot to death by deputies of the Apache County Sheriff's Office the 5th november 2001.

This is what wikipedia says:

There was a warrant for his arrest due to claims by a local doctor that Cooper made threatening actions when the doctor was loitering near Cooper's home. Cooper said he would meet with armed resistance any attempt to execute what he saw as "unlawful warrants." Later a warrant was issued for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, following a dispute with a local man who was stalking Cooper.

The circumstances surrounding Cooper's death are controversial. On September 16, 2001, officers of the Apache County Sheriff's Office decided to serve Cooper a warrant based on the above-mentioned charges. For reasons not explained, the Sheriff's Office sent deputies to Cooper's home at approximately 11:00PM, and instead of knocking on his door and announcing themselves, the deputies attempted to lure Cooper from his house by posing as citizens playing loud music on or near his property. Cooper, who was an above the knee amputee, went down to investigate the scene in his truck. It is disputed whether the deputies identified themselves or tried to serve an arrest warrant at that time. Nevertheless, Cooper announced he was returning to his house to contact the Eager Police Department, either to verify the warrant or to contact the local authorities in order to report what he may have still believed was a real disturbance. Before he could do so however, the sheriff's deputies tried to apprehend him, at which point shooting began. Although it is unclear who began firing, there are some who question the uncertain circumstances, and who was responsible for first shots fired. Cooper was armed and one deputy was wounded. Another deputy returned fire, killing Cooper. Milton William Cooper was 58 years old.

http://www.hourofthetime.com/