A Mans Value To A Community Should Not Be Based On How Much Money He Has But His Ideas Words by Mansa Musa

When it comes to community activism and seeking change for the better there  are very  few more dedicated than Everly Brown

It’s intriguing to see a man stand against the odds without the financial backing,  or media exposure that has become the norm..  It’s even more intriguing to see him make the impact that he has  made without these vital  necessities.

The media has drowned his voice because its the voice of compassion and truth. They realize if you hear this man and listen closely he has the answers that could bring this community together.

Everly Brown has demonstrated that a mans mission to  truly help people is driven by God. Everly continues to follow that mission. With the help of the community and those who want to see change that mission will be completed.

On September 10, 2013  Vote Everly Brown Democratic Primary  Queens Borough President.  For more information on this candidate visit
www.brown4boropresident2013.com

RUBEN WILLS “I DIDN’T KNOW” – AGAIN

ruben wills“One of New York’s States largest Abortion Clinic Programs In Wills Back Door”

Choices Women’s Medical Center has moved from its Long Island City location to a 3million dollar, 18,000 square foot facility in Jamaica, Queens. Choices, one of NYS largest abortion clinics has opened up on 147 Street and Jamaica Ave. It was recently stated in the Daily News that 78% of “Choices” targeted clients will be primarily from Southeast Queens. The clinic’s goal is to “perform roughly 10,000 abortions this year.  This clinic has partnered with Jamaica Hospital to develop the State’s largest abortion program.

“The most common reason women terminate their pregnancies is a lack of financial resources. “I’m going where the need is great,” said Choices CEO Merle Hoffman, 65, whose clients are primarily from southeast Queens. “We want to see a women’s health renaissance in Jamaica.”

“Whether you are Pro Choice or Pro Life the community should have been notified that this clinic was being put into place. Again our leaders have FAILED us. How can you represent a community without keeping them informed of such a vital issue. As a community leader you have a moral responsibility to allow the community to make their decision on what initiatives, if any, they want to put into place. Our present City Councilman Ruben Wills swept this issue under the rug .” What’s his excuse now!

“We need medical and community oversight for such a program. That oversight  must include educating these young women about alternatives to this process. I have a daughter and if she chooses to go forward I would pray to God she is given the proper information before making this decision. This is a surgical procedure that can have major ramifications, such as, damage to the womb or cervix, uterine perforation, excessive bleeding, infection of the uterus or fallopian tubes, scarring of the inside of the uterus, reaction to the medicines or anesthesia, not to mention mental health problems, death of the mother and prolonged mental health issues.

Monitored alternatives have to be in place. I do not want these young women fast tracked to an abortion. They must have information and community support to make an informed decision, “ states Dr. Robert Evans, older brother of Eugen Evans.

Why Eugen “Nu Nu” Evans Is the Councilman Jamaica Queens Needs

NuNuWhy Eugen “Nu Nu” Evans Is the Councilman Jamaica Queens Needs

Here is a snap shot of his policies for change:

EDUCATION

• Fund grass root education programs that concentrate on building education networks within our schools and in our communities
• Establish a local educational Technology Hub that focus on teaching students the latest technology so they can acquire living wage jobs
• Give parents, children, educators and communities a voice in the education of their school children.
• Establish legislation to increase number of teachers in the classroom

CRIME

• Establish a clear mission to combat crime
• Hold local precinct commanders accountable
• Reestablish community policing
• Change economic policy that give rise to crime
• Establish gang units to focus on gang violence
• Violent crimes are a healthcare issues. Approach local and Federal agencies to bring funding to the area to integrate policies that combat crime and focus on mental health issues

EMPLOYMENT

• Establish clear policy’s to assist small businesses. These businesses are and have been the primary engine of job creation in Jamaica, Queens
• Establish Job skill training programs that teach skills & will increase the opportunity for employment
• Recruit new business to open in the community and assist them in receiving tax credits for establishing new jobs.

DAYCARE

• Assist in establishing voucher programs to decrease cost burden on parents
• Increase local ownership and funding of daycare centers. This will insure community based education for our children. Parents will have more input in curriculum development
• Work with York College to support a teaching internship in local daycares. It will help establish new teaching ideas and keep teachers in the community.

HEALTHCARE

• Fund programs that decrease disparities in healthcare.
• Establish a clear policy utilizing faith based organizations to combat pathology that is killing our people
• Hold local hospital administrators accountable for the conditions of their hospitals and demand action against substandard care
• Fund grassroots organizations whose mission is prevention of disease through life style changes
• Fund local programs that establish exercise curriculums to decrease childhood obesity
• Ask local supermarkets to establish healthy eating areas that provide quality foods and educational material on nutrition

SENIORS

• Find innovative ways to fund senior programs.
• Work with local business to establish discount food programs that exceed the present senior discounts
• Establish voucher programs with companies that help seniors retrofit their homes so they can ambulate safely
• Fund community volunteer outreach programs to help check on the needs of seniors daily
• Work closely with organizations that allow seniors to stay in the homes and receive supervised medical treatment as alternative to hospitals

YOUTH

• Establish sports “safe havens” where kids can play sports without the threat of violence
• Fund grass roots programs that have a proven record of success
• Establish new sports programs in conjunction with the private sector, MLB,NBA.NFL NHL
• Establish educational sports programs that require the youth to dedicate his time to both sports and education.
• Fund programs that teach coaching and the importance of safety and proper nutrition

Rochdale Village Management & Legal Team Deny Presence of Van Holmes Project “Court Documents Differ”

This is breaking news concerning the alleged denial of presence of Van Holmes Young Leaders Institute in Rochdale Village Community Center.

Van Holmes, president of the Young Leaders Institute in Rochdale Village was arrested and convicted of embezzling over $88,000 in funding that should have been utilized for his program in Jamaica, Queens. Who authorized his fraudulent program to be incorporated into Rochdale Village Community Center where he embezzled tens of thousands of dollars of Rochdale cooperators money? This new information will change the election.

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Stop the corruption: Vote For Eugen Evans Sept 10, 2013 NYC Council Seat District 28

Eugene Evans In Way Of Hettie Powell Win

IMG_6960All the political pundits are saying Hettie Powell with her corporate backing should win the NYC City Council Seat in District 28 with ease. She has major financial backing from Long Island law firms, imported campaign advisors from Buffalo NY and a street team that uses GPS to find their way around her district.

Do these OUTSIDERS understand the issues this community is facing or are they corporate vultures waiting to take our community as they did in Brooklyn and Harlem; gentrification is the word of the day. What has Hettie promised them for their financial support?

Can Hettie gain the support of the Rochdale Village community with Eugen Evans”s powerful grassroots movement in her way; is she considered a rich elitist who is out of touch with community issues, how will she be packaged by her Park Ave Marketing Team, can they deliver her as one of the common folks; that’s the major dilemma her campaign will be facing.

Keep your eyes on the internet and your ears to the ground. This is going to be one hell of a race

Ruben Wills: Victim or Con Man By Mansa Musa

“Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.”

– Martin Luther King, Jr.

Recently Councilman Ruben Wills mailed a sympathy flyer entitled “Set the Record Straight” to his constituents. Mr. Wills stated in the article that he made mistakes and is asking for the communities’ forgiveness. Mr. Wills even added a wonderful quote from Martian Luther King that defines Mr. Wills struggle in dealing with the many criminal investigations against him. I believe there is redemption for everyone, even Mr. Wills. I also believe that every man should be held accountable for his actions.

It is public knowledge that there are numerous ongoing criminal investigations involving Mr. Wills. The most recent is the “Young Leaders Institute” case that was controlled by now convicted criminal Van Holmes. Van Holmes, president of the Young Leaders Institute in Rochdale Village, was arrested and convicted of embezzling over $88,000 in funding that should have been utilized for his program in Jamaica, Queens. Mr. Wills is now being accused of allocating Mr. Holmes funding with prior knowledge of possible misappropriation.

It is also alleged that Van Holmes had direct ties to the Rochdale Village Community Center where he ran his fraudulent program for several months with the blessing of Ruben Wills, several Rochdale Board Member’s and Rochdale Village Management. During this period of time, Van Holmes collected thousands of dollars from Rochdale Village families whose children participated in the Young Leaders Institute. To date tens of thousands of dollars have not been returned to Rochdale families after the arrest and conviction of Van Holmes.

Mr. Wills has accused his opponents of negative campaigning.” Mr. Eugen Evans in response states, “How can Ruben consider it negative that the community review his policies before making an informed decision concerning their vote. This community is going through pure hell and I’m more concerned about the families he misrepresented while in office than his emotional feelings. He has totally misrepresented this entire community from day one.”

Mr. Evans, democratic candidate for District 28 seat also says, “Mr. Wills has misrepresented the mothers and fathers whose children have been murdered in our community, He misrepresented the young men and woman who are unemployed.  He misrepresented the Senior Citizens who are struggling and receiving no help in our community.  He misrepresented the children whose daycares are shut down.  He misrepresented all the young high school students who have lost inspiration to continue their education due to school closures.  He misrepresented the Churches by not funding their most vulnerable outreach programs. He misrepresented the sick who have no alternative other than go to crowded emergency rooms and receive substandard care. That’s his record, plain and simple. Ruben only cares about his state check, the community comes last.”

Rochdale advocate clearly supports a change in district 28 representation. There are several candidates who are now running for the seat. We honestly feel it’s in the best interest of our community to elect Eugen Nu Nu Evans to replace Ruben Wills

Mr. Wills never had a commitment to Rochdale and it shows. He has not funded a single program in our community. Ruben is a politician, he learned from Shirley Huntley, Malcom Smith, and others on how to get money. At the end of the day he will also learn YOU ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR YOUR ACTIONS.

Councilman Ruben Wills WhiteWashes Failed Policies Words by Mansa Musa

In my youth, I spent my summers in South Carolina with my grandparents. Every summer my Grandfather would make my brother and I whitewash his sun damaged picket fence. I would always ask my grandfather “why doesn’t he replace the rotten wood before we began painting.” He would say “just whitewash over the rotten wood, no one will know. It will look like a new fence.” Granddad was right. It came out pretty, but it still had rotten wood.

Ruben Wills is doing the same thing, whitewashing his failed policies and hiding the rotten wood. Rubin Wills is the most ineffective sitting legislator in the history of Jamaica, Queens.  He continues to Bambozooal the community with his quick fix tactics. These tactics are dragging our community into the sewer where recovery will be next to impossible.

Under his so called leadership, this community continues its implosion. The fundamental structure of our community has been disrupted, our education system is almost not existent, and more schools have closed under his leadership than any other Council person in Queens. Crime in our community continues to increase; we have lead the city in violent crime statistics and especially homicide with no plan in place to address these pressing issues.

He has no answer for the failure of our healthcare system in Jamaica, Queens. Emergency rooms are overcrowded, people are dying needlessly. We have the highest death rate due to diabetes and heart disease in the state. Our HIV infection rate continues to rise and African American women lead the country in new infections. Several of the local hospitals are presently on the state closure watch list. Two of these hospitals have been ranked in the top 20 worst hospitals in America (visit Rochdalevillagehealth.com for full report)

Our unemployment figures continue to rise. While the country settles into 7.6 percent unemployment rate, our community suffers at a high 15 percent unemployment rate with no job creation insight. Our young people spent this summer with no jobs or training alternatives. Small businesses continue to fail at an alarming rate and Mr. Wills has not found a way to assist them.

Mr. Wills wants us to believe that he is doing a great job with his barbershop tour and promised restoration of our cricket fields. This community is smart, diverse in ethnic culture and should be the light house of collective success.  Instead Mr. Wills tries to divide us even though we have the same interest; we all believe in the God given right to education, healthcare, and a safe environment for our families and community.

You can Whitewash the fence but the wood will still be rotten until u replace
SEPT 10 VOTE FOR EUGEN “NU NU” EVANS NYC COUNCIL DISTRICT 28.

Shirley Huntley Explains How Everyone Was Totally Out to Get Her

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By Ross Barkan 6/22 (original article)

She may have already admitted to corruption, but it was not her fault that she was prosecuted, former State Senator Shirley Huntley repeatedly insisted today. She provided many excuses.

A month from serving a year-long prison sentence, Ms. Huntley claimed, for example, that she was singled out for an investigation because she didn’t tell her constituents that the current attorney general’s electoral opponent was “a racist and only locks up black people” during the campaign.

“He was upset with me about certain things that he wanted me to do,” Ms. Huntley said of Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, a former colleague in the State Senate before he ran for higher office in 2010. Mr. Schneiderman faced a crowded field in the Democratic primary, including Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice, whom Ms. Huntley alleged she was asked to malign.

“I was not a fan of Kathleen Rice because I don’t know her but I was not going to do anything that was going to damage her reputation,” Ms. Huntley explained. “I wasn’t going to do that. I was not going to go to black folks and tell them they need to jump up and down and say, ‘Kathleen Rice is a racist and only locks up black people.’”

Ms. Huntley, sitting down with political commentator and journalist Roy Paul in the backroom of a St. Albans, Queens bar, did not deny her guilt but instead sought to portray herself as a victim of a political establishment that wanted her out.

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Eugen “NU-NU” Evans Announces Candidacy For NYC Council Seat District 28

SONY DSCEugen “Nu- Nu” Evans, a long time Rochdale Village resident and Community Activist officially announces his candidacy to run for a NYC Council Member Seat in District 28.

Born and reared in Jamaica, Queens New York, Eugen has shown that belief in God and hard work are key components that have helped him establish himself as part of a positive community landscape.

His “Strength In Family” Mantra will be a key component of his campaign. “My community’s expectations have helped develop me into the person that I am today. Their input, encouragement, guidance and love make me proud to say I’m from Jamaica, Queens.”

Eugen also states, I’m living proof “Strength in Family” works. Even though we may have vast backgrounds there is an interconnectedness among members of the community that bonds the family, much like mountain climbers who rope themselves together when climbing a mountain, so that if someone should slip or need support, he’s held up by the others until he regains his footing.

A father, former professional football player, co-founder of Southeast Queens first African American  youth wresting program (Southeast Queens Kids Wrestling Association), entrepreneur (manager of NU-NU Car Service) philanthropists, retired NYC Sanitation Worker and member & former steward of local 831Uniform Sanitation Association, Eugen is entrenched in the uplifting of his community.

With a background in education, business and community activism, Eugen has the gift of experience to offer his community. “I put my opponents for this race into two categories; one opponent is fueled by self-interests which has led to accusations of corruption; the other an opportunistic power grabber. Neither has demonstrated the wherewithal to provided opportunity for our community. Neither should be considered for the future council position.

Eugen Nu-Nu Evans platform will focus on education, crime, unemployment, business development, community empowerment and healthcare.

Queens pol probed in nonprofit’s missing $32,000

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Investigators are cranking up their criminal probe of Queens Councilman Ruben Wills following the conviction of his mentor, ex-state Sen. Shirley Huntley, in a mushrooming scandal involving the theft of taxpayer funds from nonprofit groups, The Post has learned.

Probers are refocusing on Wills, a former chief-of-staff to Huntley, after Huntley pleaded guilty in federal court Jan. 30 to embezzling $87,700 in taxpayer money from a nonprofit, the Parents Information Network, founded by her daughter.

Huntley is expected to plead guilty to felony evidence-tampering charges stemming from a separate state corruption case against her pending in Nassau County Supreme Court. Wills is being eyed by state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman for failure to account for about $32,000 in state funding that Huntley steered to a separate nonprofit group he headed, New York 4 Life.

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