Below is a message I sent to the Neil Laudati about Russian cybor attacks,
John Presco
Niel Laudati
Springfield Oregon Assistant City Manager
Niel Laudati is the Assistant City Manager for the City of Springfield, Oregon where he provides administrative guidance and oversight to the Development and Public Works Department along with programs in the City Manager’s Office, including: the City’s legislative and economic development programs. He also serves on the City’s Executive Team and Budget Team and is responsible for the City Manager’s Office Public Art Program.
AG Rayfield: Our Guard members aren’t tools for political theater – they’re trusted partners in day-to-day public safety.
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield and a coalition of 10 other attorneys general have filed a legal brief opposing former President Donald Trump’s unconstitutional attempt to federalize and deploy California’s National Guard.
The amicus brief, filed in support of California’s request for a court order, argues that Trump’s sweeping action defies the Constitution and represents a dangerous overreach of presidential power. The move allows the federal government to deploy state National Guard troops without legitimate justification – setting a precedent that could threaten the balance between civilian authority and military force across the country.
“By calling forth troops when there is no invasion to repel, no rebellion to suppress, and when state and local law enforcement is fully able to execute the laws, the President flouts the vision of our Founders, undermines the rule of law, and sets a chilling precedent that puts the constitutional rights of Americans in every state at risk,” the brief reads.
Ambassador College of Springfield
To: Niel Laudati: City Manager of Springfield
Dear Neil
Here is a very prophetic post I made on June 6, 2015 wherein I talk about founding an Order to combat cyber-trolls that I was encountering. The Russians started their campaign to disrpupt our elections in 2014.
I sent you several pleas to save KORE and Armstrong’s legacy. He founded Ambassador College that became famous for musical performances. The City of Springfield could have had all this amazing history – in their back pocket! Here is your second chance. I suggest the Mayor assist me in founding a grassroots anti-Russian Hacker College in downtown Springfield. I am kin to Ian Fleming.
This will be an overt spying operation. Give me a little office, and I will begin recruiting. Perhaps the Odd Fellows would like to get in on the ground floor of this Patriotic College, and let us meet in their building. They let you put Kesey’s image on their wall. Consider Simpson and the Stonecutters.
Below is a essay connecting the Grateful Dead with The Davinci Code. I can teach a course. You and the city should give me funding. $50 dollars a month will do. It will be a historic record that our fair town did not sit back – and do nothing!
It’s – HIGH NOON! Do you know where your A-Team is?
We should form two bands as a cover: ‘The Bond Brothers’ and ‘Big Momma and the Anarchist Sluts. This will be the first City Backed band against the New Red Menace!
In October of 2016 I gave you the chance to defend me from the Alley Gang. You did nothing. Then I got attacked by Big Momma and The Defamers! Sure I am a Magnet for Trouble! I am not alone. Time to bring trouble to Putin and his Knight Wolves!
In a year I think we can get Hope Hicks on our team. C’mon Niel, I’m talking about Hopy! I will make a cote of arms with this logo…….
It takes Crazy – to beat Crazy!
Yeeeeeeeeeeehaw!
Sincerely
John Presco
President: Ambassador College, Springfield Branch.
John Ambrose <braskewitz@yahoo.com>
To:nlaudati@springfield-or.gov
Oct 10, 2016 at 2:13 AM
Your chance to defend me, has come and gone. I will put Springfield on the world map.
The history of Ambassador College was tied to the development of the Radio/Worldwide Church of God. The name Radio Church of God was initially selected, in the 1930s, because Herbert Armstrong started the church as a radio program in Eugene, Oregon. The ministry grew to include publishing, and congregations were formed, first in the United States and then gradually in other countries—hence, the eventual name change to “Worldwide Church of God.”
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