World Citizens SIT Ministries
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THE ECONOMIC FACTS ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION
 
The demand for The Organization only increases or decreases with the number of The Oppressed constituents across the United States, but due to the fact that The Oppressed become invisible to their Congressional Representatives, who do not accept collect calls and who are not really paying a whole lot of or at least not enough attention to the needs across the country with regard to The Oppressed, people like me need to attempt something like The Organization to bring them the recognition they deserve and are legally entitled to according to the 14th Amendment of the Constitution of the United States (see Appendix Five, page 88 of my book "An Economic Proposal: Fact Becoming Reality). In fact, my efforts to help my wife and me get back on our feet have led to my becoming a Commissioner for the Tri-City Mental Health Commission for just over a year and a Director for the Southern California Region of CALMHB/C for about six months. Apparently, I have a purpose on this earth and so do you, who are reading this.
 
Granted, not everyone will qualify for the SIT Program due to the risks to other participants that some may pose or due to personal reasons for which they choose not to participate. These individuals will be referred to government agencies, institutions, churches, and other organizations that are willing or obligated to assist them as needed and as desired.

 

With the receipt of required funding and resources and by demonstrating the valuable resources that can be found among The Oppressed, we should be able to overcome the following:

• Bigotry against The Oppressed as the result of ignorance and through education.
• Continued violations and dehumanization against The Oppressed with referrals for legal representation.
• A lack of cooperation from Law Enforcement until they receive mandatory education regarding The Oppressed.
• Financial challenges toward training The Oppressed in developing skills required or helping SITPs acquire skills within the community.
• Tariff barriers and quotas that keep The Oppressed from being able to improve their circumstances and relieve all agencies of the assistance The Oppressed currently depend on.
• Politics
• Religious fanaticism
• Future or current Unconstitutional changes in government regulations