{"id":458,"date":"2008-09-04T20:37:59","date_gmt":"2008-09-04T20:37:59","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bluoz.com\/blog\/?p=458"},"modified":"2008-09-04T20:37:59","modified_gmt":"2008-09-04T20:37:59","slug":"Jeoflin-Roh-speaks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bluoz.com\/blog\/2008\/09\/04\/Jeoflin-Roh-speaks\/","title":{"rendered":"Jeoflin Roh speaks"},"content":{"rendered":"

Noted community activist Jeoflin Roh speaks from the grave, the only place where Randy Shaw can’t retaliate. Jeoflin asked me to publish this and others, when it was a good time to do so. He actually had the only other access and password to this blog, but never made a public post because he felt his life was complicated enough at the time. (he didn’t want the extra hassle he felt he would be getting if he made public posts like the one below. So I told him I would save these and post them whenever the time is right) And now the time has come. Now you will see how full of shit Randy Shaw and Paul Hogarth are<\/a>.<\/p>\n

[color=red]update, Livinintheloin reports this same CJC is now on the November ballot<\/a>[\/color]<\/p>\n

there are no spelling or grammar corrections or editing of any kind. It’s Jeoflin, word for word<\/p>\n

Jeoflin Roh-
\nIt disturbs me that the Community Town Hall Forum at Koret Auditorium
\n(Tuesday 15 January) presenting an extraordinary coalition &
\ncooperation of City departments with the effort to build a Community
\nJustice Center that, of all the community folk who spoke there were
\ntwo, just two who didn’t get it. Instead of adding to the dialog they
\nstood at the microphone and lectured the City leaders on the dais, and
\neveryone in the audience, about how this effort would “criminalize”
\nhomelessness.<\/p>\n

It particularly disturbs me because these two were representing the
\nCentral City SRO Collaborative. I am one of the three people who
\nfought like hell to establish the CCSROC, and I remember, the night
\nbefore we were actually funded, sitting in the office of Anne
\nKronenberg, who is a high mucky-muck in DPH, which was to lord over
\nthe funding, when she warned me that putting the org in the hands of
\nRandy Shaw of Tenderloin Housing Clinic notoriety was possibly a big
\nmistake. Because he’d turn it into a political arm of his growing
\nempire of “handling” homeless & housing issues, to the tune of
\nmillions per year out of the General Fund, just to foster his agenda.
\nAnd he did.<\/p>\n

Keeping homeless homeless is Randy’s business \u2026 it maintains the
\nstatus quo, which maintains the millions coming into his coffers. And
\nthrough his charms he indoctrinates these young folk, just out of
\ncollege and with no experience of which they pretend to speak, into
\nfostering his agenda.<\/p>\n

If any one of ’em had actually researched what CJC is trying to do
\nthey’d know that it’s about DECRIMINALIZING homelessness, and
\nproviding options while keeping offenses off record.<\/p>\n

It disturbs me that what was originally meant to be voice of the poor
\nand too often disenfranchised Tenderloin & SoMa SRO residents has
\nreduced to rebutting the very City efforts that would serve the
\npopulation they pretend to represent. It both disturbs and disgusts
\nme.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Jeoflin Roh<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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