Capitol Hill 2008, Whistleblower Week in Washington (W3) Highlights - YouTube

I am so appalled that this much time has lapsed and remembering that a Congress Woman
ordered hearings, and for someone to help retrieve the names of all individuals involved,the one
who stood and said she would never did do anything...that same Congressional Woman stood at this same very time in front of all of these people and cameras and apologized to me for what the Government did to me and my family and still no hearings(there were never any hearings beside this
one in the video)
-melissa seaver

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Subject: Capitol Hill 2008, Whistleblower Week in Washington (W3) Highlights - YouTube

ms. seaver testified at this may 2008, whistleblower conference, on capitol hill. i was on the dais with congressionals and others hearing testimonies. former congressman walter fauntroy was the chair that year.

lawrence lucas

Click here: Whistleblower Week in Washington (W3) Highlights - YouTube

The Hidden Story Behind the Sherrod Case: USDA Racism

The Hidden Story Behind the Sherrod Case: USDA Racism

URGENT: Claims Process Deadline - ONLY A FEW DAYS REMAIN

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ACTION ALERT: FINAL DEADLINE APPROACHING FOR HISPANIC & WOMEN FARMERS AND RANCHERS CLAIMS PROCESS - ONLY A FEW DAYS REMAIN!! The USDA process to resolve the claims of Hispanic and Women farmers and ranchers who assert that they were discriminated against when seeking USDA farm loans has been extended, and will now close May 1, 2013. As such, only days remain to preserve your right to file a claim. The two-tier claims process will provide at least $1.33 billion in compensation, plus up to $160 million in farm debt relief, to eligible women and Hispanic farmers and ranchers. USDA opened the 180-day claims period September 25, 2012. The claims period now closes May 1, 2013. If you believe the USDA improperly denied farm loan program benefits to you between 1981 and 1996 or between mid-October 1998 and mid-October 2000 because you are Hispanic or female, you may be eligible to apply for compensation by filing a claim. This means you may be eligible if: You sought a farm loan or farm loan servicing during the period 1981 through 1996 or mid-October 1998 through mid-October 2000; The loan or loan servicing was denied, approved for a lesser amount than requested, approved with restrictive conditions, or provided late; USDA failed to provide appropriate loan servicing; or USDA actively discouraged you from applying for the loan or loan servicing; and You believe these actions were based on your being Hispanic or female. There are only a few days remaining for claimants to file their claims form. Please read information below on filing the form on time given the short time remaining. It is critical to submit claims forms, on/or before midnight, on May 1, 2013. Any claims filed after midnight, May 1, 2013, will be denied. Please read and pass along the following requirements for claims: If you think you might be eligible for this claims process: 1. You should also work immediately to prepare your complete claim for filing. To do so, first contact the Claims Administrator (EPIQ) at 1-888-508-4429 or www.farmerclaims.gov as soon as possible to request that your individually numbered claims form be sent to you. Your completed form must be POSTMARKED no later than May 1, 2013. We strongly suggest you get a receipt from the post office. Mail your information to: USDA Hispanic & Women Farmers and Ranchers Claims Administrator P. O. Box 4540 Portland, OR 97208-4540 2. We also strongly suggest you immediately seek assistance from an attorney or an advocate to move forward on preparing a complete form with all necessary documentation.  The process of filing a claim is complex, and assistance from a lawyer or an advocate experienced in the process is strongly advised.   In order to seek an attorney to help prepare your claim, please click the following "live" link to find an attorney in your area: Legal Assistance List.  (This link updates as new attorneys register & receive training on the claims process).    3. Claimants who file claims, on/or before midnight, May 1, 2013, but whose claims are incomplete WILL most likely be considered. We understand that claimants who submit incomplete claims will receive a letter from the Claims Administrator, EPIQ Systems, indicating what information is missing from their claim. Claimants will have the opportunity to file a completed claims form, within the time indicated, in your letter from EPIQ.  These claimants will have the opportunity after the Claims Deadline to submit the missing information. Therefore, if you have just learned about the process, complete as much of the form as you are able and mail with a letter explaining you just learned of the process and will submit missing information as soon as you are able. Rural Coalition also has a list of advocates who are available to assist claimants.  Please request this list by sending an email to HWFRClaims@ruralco.org.  Questions and concerns may be addressed to Rural Coalition and staff at: HWFRClaims@ruralco.org     Additional information is available from USDA Office of Advocacy & Outreach follow this link to their website: http://www.outreach.usda.gov/ This alert is sent out by: Rural Coalition 1029 Vermont Ave Suite 601 Washington, DC 20005 Ruralco.org, Facebook,Twitter Please send any questions or feedback to HWFRClaims@ruralco.org

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FW: Hispanic and Women Farmers and Ranchers Claims Filing Period Now Open

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September 24, 2012 Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. USDA Announces Hispanic and Women Farmer and Rancher Claims Period Now Open Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced that Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who allege discrimination by the USDA in past decades can file claims between September 24, 2012 and March 25, 2013.   The process offers a voluntary alternative to litigation for each Hispanic or female farmer and rancher who can prove that USDA denied their applications for loan or loan servicing assistance for discriminatory reasons for certain time periods between 1981 and 2000. As announced in February 2011, the voluntary claims process will make available at least $1.33 billion for cash awards and tax relief payments, plus up to $160 million in farm debt relief, to eligible Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers. There are no filing fees to participate in the program. The Department will continue reaching out to potential Hispanic and female claimants, around the country to get the word out to individuals who may be eligible for this program so they have the opportunity to participate. Call center representatives can be reached at 1-888-508-4429. Claimants must register for a claims package (by calling the number or visiting the website) and the claims package will be mailed to claimants. All those interested in learning more or receiving information about the claims process and claims packages are encouraged to attend meetings in your communities about the claims process and contact the website or claims telephone number. Website: www.farmerclaims.gov Phone: 1-888-508-4429 Claims Period: September 24, 2012 - March 25, 2013. Independent legal services companies will administer the claims process and adjudicate the claims. Although there are no filing fees to participate and a lawyer is not required to participate in the claims process, persons seeking legal advice may contact a lawyer or other legal services provider. To read Secretary Tom Vilsack's entire news release issued today (9/24/12) click on the following link:  http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/usda/usdahome?contentid=2012/09/0309.xml&contentidonly=true USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. To file a complaint of discrimination, write to USDA, Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Stop 9410, Washington, DC 20250-9450, or call toll-free at (866) 632-9992 (English) or (800) 877-8339 (TDD) or (866) 377-8642 (English Federal-relay) or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish Federal-relay).

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Re: Check out Study: USDA still plagued by civil rights problems - Forbes.com

On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 4:14 PM, <LawrLCL@aol.com> wrote:

this is the second story released today.

Click here: Study: USDA still plagued by civil rights problems - Forbes.com

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American Farmer Crisis

The system uses Divide and Conquer against the American Farmer, it's a fact, read into the
Congressional Record 1972, The Young Executive Plan, (known as "Plan To Liquidate The American Farmer") proves the fight of the American Farmer is not black, white, red, wheel
chair bound, vision impaired, old age, these are the tools used by the USDA's minions,known as Gov. Agencies,Administrations,and Services these and other Government entities, use many types of Tort's, Title 18 and 42 Violations, Collusion, Fraud, Mail Fraud, Honest Service Fraud, and this
just scratches the surface of these violations, that the farmers have been calling foul on for decades.

When one falls, so does everyone else..."No Farmer No Food" it effects everyone.

Unalienable Rights a gift from the Creator who predates All Governments.

by: Melissa Seaver , Scottsburg, Indiana (812)752-6611