Cheaters Cheat

In every way some corporations and government agencies exist to completely keep citizens born in America down. Immigrants are recruited, coddled, and supported. Why?

Immigrants are not competition. Can it be this simple? Not when you factor in the fact that immigrants have been earning money in America while receiving tax dollars in benefits. Not when you factor in the fact that immigrants have been sending money back to their home countries and only contributing sales tax in America. Not when you factor in the fact that immigrants are helped to establish credit, given mortgages, and new vehicles to run their new businesses. Who are their benefactors? American Fortune 500 companies, American universities, and American churches.

Is this the way for America to survive by any means while keeping it’s own citizens down? The United Kingdom did this, didn’t they? What’s the United Kingdom like today?

Meanwhile…

Opportunity Announcement
Contact:  Rosa Mai rosa.mai@capaa.wa.gov | (206) 370-9554
November 5, 2021Join the Commission!The Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs (CAPAA) is currently accepting applications for candidates to serve the diverse ANHPI constituency of Washington State.CAPAA is a small, cabinet-level state agency comprised of three staff and 12 Governor-appointed Commissioners representing the geographic and cultural diversity of Washington State. Its mission is to improve the well-being of ANHPI Washingtonians by identifying and examining issues impacting them. Its role is to advise the Governor, state legislature, and state agencies on services, programming, and changes to law. Together with staff, Commissioners work in partnership with communities and state leaders to respond to public concerns and bring about positive, long-term solutions to issues impacting ANHPI communities.Commissioners are appointed by the Governor to serve three-year terms and may serve up to three terms. As part of their duties, they are required to attend five public board meetings occurring around the state, regularly report on public engagement activities, and comply with state public disclosure & ethics requirements. Commissioners are also expected to participate in at least one of the following CAPAA committees: Civil Rights & Immigration; Economic Development; Health & Human Services; Education; Environmental Justice, and Census 2020. Commissioners may also be asked to serve upon one or more legislatively mandated state committees, workgroups or task forces.The appointee will serve the remainder of the term vacated by Senator Yasmin Trudeau, who resigned from CAPAA earlier this weekApplications must be submitted online by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 19th to be considered. Visit https://capaa.wa.gov/about/serve-on-the-commission/ for information on CAPAA and how to apply.Join the Commission graphicVaccine LocatorThe COVID-19 vaccine is available to all Washington residents ages 12 and up. If you or a loved one have not yet been vaccinated, there’s an easy way to find vaccinations near you! The Washington State Department of Health has a Vaccine Locator page available, or you can call 1-800-525-0127. Language assistance is available. If you or someone you know is homebound and not able to leave the house to get the COVID-19 vaccine, homebound vaccination services are available through this survey: https://redcap.link/WA_HomeBasedVax.vaccine locator informationCurrent and Upcoming Gubernatorial Appointment OpportunitiesWashington is home to vibrant communities and diverse residents who all have unique talents, skills and experiences. Governor Inslee places a high priority on boards, commissions, and agencies that are reflective of the diverse make-up of Washington and that utilize the impressive talent of our residents. We are always seeking skilled and experienced individuals from a wide variety of backgrounds to participate in boards and commissions ensuring an effective and representative government.We are excited to share the highlighted Current and Upcoming Gubernatorial Appointment Opportunities.As someone with deep roots in your respective communities and organizations, we hope that you will share these opportunities. Anyone interested in being appointed will need to fill out this Application. Please explore the Boards and Commissions Profiles if you are interested in learning more about the many opportunities to get involved. Job OpportunitiesDevelopment Manager | API Chaya | Open until filledSODO Community Market Assistant | Northwest Harvest | Open until filledEducation Coalition Manager | OneAmerica | Open until filledImmigrant Integration Director | OneAmerica | Open until filledManaging Director | OneAmerica | Open until filled Washington New Americans (WNA) Program Associate | OneAmerica | Open until filledHabitat Improvement Projects Manager | Pierce Conservation District | Open until filledPharmacy and Health Records Operations Manager | Washington State Department of Corrections | Open until filledConstruction Stormwater Compliance Specialist (Environmental Specialist 4) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filledEastern Regional Compliance and Enforcement Specialist (Environmental Specialist 4) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filledMarine Monitoring Unit (MMU) Supervisor (WMS Band 1) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filledMunicipal Stormwater Grant Project Specialist (Environmental Specialist 4) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filledSenior Regional Shoreline Planner (Environmental Planner 4) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filledBudget Analyst 3 | Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife | November 16, 2021Fish & Wildlife Biologist 1 | Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife | Open until filledAdministrative Assistant 5 | Washington State Department of Health | Open until filledDirector, Office of Community Health Systems | Washington State Department of Health | Open until filledLegislative & External Affairs Liaison (WMS 3) | Washington State Department of Revenue | Open until filledExecutive Director | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filledSpecial Agent (Bellingham/Burlington/Everett/Oak Harbor/Anacortes) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled Special Agent (Federal Way) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled Special Agent (Quincy/Moses Lake/Othello/Yakima) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled Special Agent (Spokane) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled Special Agent (Tribal Gaming Unit) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled Public Records Assistant | Washington State House of Representatives | Open until filledDiversity, Equity & Inclusion Coordinator | Washington State Senate | November 19, 2021Law & Justice Committee – Staff Counsel | Washington State Senate Committee Services | Open until filledSenate Committee Services Senior Staff Director | Washington State Senate Committee Services | November 5, 2021Ways & Means Committee – Fiscal Analyst – Capital Budget | Washington State Senate Committee Services | Open until filledLegislative Assistant to Senator Christine Rolfes | Washington State Senate, Democratic Caucus | Open until filledRFP OpportunitiesCollege accreditation courses for disadvantaged adults RFP | Washington State Department of Commerce | November 8, 2021Creative Economy Strategic Plan RFP | Washington State Department of Commerce | November 9, 2021
Washington State Commission on Asian
Pacific American AffairsCAPAA was established in 1974 to promote the wellbeing of Asian Pacific Americans (APAs) in Washington State. It advises the Governor, state agencies, and the legislature on changes to laws, policies, programs and services impacting APA’s. It has a board of 12 gubernatorial appointees representing the geographic and cultural diversity of Washington State.
Is your race being given such opportunities? Why do you think not?
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They say it’s you… but you and I KNOW that is a lie. You are the lie they drag before our eyes but we ALL know the truth. Just ask Gabby. They blast it all over the news that he can kill you and they get him a hotel room and make you sleep in your van a week before he murders you. Who again is superior? You know the truth, just as I do and it ain’t me and it definitely ain’t you. Gabby is a reminder to you to do you he wants you to. And just like spouting spreading weeds you ALWAYS comes through. He took your productive rites from you. He can take your life from you. He took your voting rites from you. He can take your life too. And there’s nothing you can do.

Meanwhile…

Asians advocate for Asians – who are you advocating for? Blacks advocate for every other group EXCEPT Blacks – who are you advocating for? White women advocate for their White female friends UNTIL they are told to advocate for anyone else but the ones who help her the most: Black Women.
There is a lesson here some where…

Opportunity Announcement
Contact:  Rosa Mai rosa.mai@capaa.wa.gov | (206) 370-9554
November 5, 2021Join the Commission! The Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs (CAPAA) is currently accepting applications for candidates to serve the diverse ANHPI constituency of Washington State.CAPAA is a small, cabinet-level state agency comprised of three staff and 12 Governor-appointed Commissioners representing the geographic and cultural diversity of Washington State. Its mission is to improve the well-being of ANHPI Washingtonians by identifying and examining issues impacting them. Its role is to advise the Governor, state legislature, and state agencies on services, programming, and changes to the law. Together with staff, Commissioners work in partnership with communities and state leaders to respond to public concerns and bring about positive, long-term solutions to issues impacting ANHPI communities. Commissioners are appointed by the Governor to serve three-year terms and may serve up to three terms. As part of their duties, they are required to attend five public board meetings occurring around the state, regularly report on public engagement activities, and comply with state public disclosure & ethics requirements. Commissioners are also expected to participate in at least one of the following CAPAA committees: Civil Rights & Immigration; Economic Development; Health & Human Services; Education; Environmental Justice, and Census 2020. Commissioners may also be asked to serve upon one or more legislatively mandated state committees, workgroups, or task forces. The appointee will serve the remainder of the term vacated by Senator Yasmin Trudeau, who resigned from CAPAA earlier this week applications must be submitted online by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 19th to be considered. Visit https://capaa.wa.gov/about/serve-on-the-commission/ for information on CAPAA and how to apply.Join the Commission graphic
Vaccine LocatorThe COVID-19 vaccine is available to all Washington residents ages 12 and up. If you or a loved one have not yet been vaccinated, there’s an easy way to find vaccinations near you! The Washington State Department of Health has a Vaccine Locator page available, or you can call 1-800-525-0127. Language assistance is available. If you or someone you know is homebound and not able to leave the house to get the COVID-19 vaccine, homebound vaccination services are available through this survey: https://redcap.link/WA_HomeBasedVax.vaccine locator information
Current and Upcoming Gubernatorial Appointment Opportunities
Washington is home to vibrant communities and diverse residents who all have unique talents, skills, and experiences. Governor Inslee places a high priority on boards, commissions, and agencies that are reflective of the diverse make-up of Washington and that utilize the impressive talent of our residents. We are always seeking skilled and experienced individuals from a wide variety of backgrounds to participate in boards and commissions ensuring an effective and representative government. We are excited to share the highlighted Current and Upcoming Gubernatorial Appointment Opportunities. As someone with deep roots in your respective communities and organizations, we hope that you will share these opportunities. Anyone interested in being appointed will need to fill out this Application. Please explore the Boards and Commissions Profiles if you are interested in learning more about the many opportunities to get involved. 
Job Opportunities
Development Manager | API Chaya | Open until filled
SODO Community Market Assistant | Northwest Harvest | Open until filled
Education Coalition Manager | OneAmerica | Open until filled
Immigrant Integration Director | OneAmerica | Open until filled
Managing Director | OneAmerica | Open until filled 
Washington New Americans (WNA) Program Associate | OneAmerica | Open until filled
Habitat Improvement Projects Manager | Pierce Conservation District | Open until filled
Pharmacy and Health Records Operations Manager | Washington State Department of Corrections | Open until filled
Construction Stormwater Compliance Specialist (Environmental Specialist 4) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filled
Eastern Regional Compliance and Enforcement Specialist (Environmental Specialist 4) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filled
Marine Monitoring Unit (MMU) Supervisor (WMS Band 1) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filled
Municipal Stormwater Grant Project Specialist (Environmental Specialist 4) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filled
Senior Regional Shoreline Planner (Environmental Planner 4) | Washington State Department of Ecology | Open until filled
Budget Analyst 3 | Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife | November 16, 2021
Fish & Wildlife Biologist 1 | Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife | Open until filled
Administrative Assistant 5 | Washington State Department of Health | Open until filled
Director, Office of Community Health Systems | Washington State Department of Health | Open until filled
Legislative & External Affairs Liaison (WMS 3) | Washington State Department of Revenue | Open until filled
Executive Director | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled
Special Agent (Bellingham/Burlington/Everett/Oak Harbor/Anacortes) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled
 Special Agent (Federal Way) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled 
Special Agent (Quincy/Moses Lake/Othello/Yakima) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled 
Special Agent (Spokane) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled
 Special Agent (Tribal Gaming Unit) | Washington State Gambling Commission | Open until filled 
Public Records Assistant | Washington State House of Representatives | Open until filled
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Coordinator | Washington State Senate | November 19, 2021
Law & Justice Committee – Staff Counsel | Washington State Senate Committee Services | Open until filled
Senate Committee Services Senior Staff Director | Washington State Senate Committee Services | November 5, 2021
Ways & Means Committee – Fiscal Analyst – Capital Budget | Washington State Senate Committee Services | Open until filled
Legislative Assistant to Senator Christine Rolfes | Washington State Senate, Democratic Caucus | Open until filled
RFP Opportunities
College accreditation courses for disadvantaged adults RFP | Washington State Department of Commerce | November 8, 2021
Creative Economy Strategic Plan RFP | Washington State Department of Commerce | November 9, 2021
They never marched. They were not beaten. They were not water hosed. But they get the benefits that should go to Black Americans…
Washington State Commission on Asian
Pacific American AffairsCAPAA was established in 1974 to promote the wellbeing of Asian Pacific Americans (APAs) in Washington State. It advises the Governor, state agencies, and the legislature on changes to laws, policies, programs, and services impacting APA’s. It has a board of 12 gubernatorial appointees representing the geographic and cultural diversity of Washington State.
Still, you want Black Women to fight with you and be used by you. NO THANK YOU. Never Again.

Somewhere in here is a message, an email, an assignment, a mission – Did you understand it?

I am over here minding my own business…writing, blogging, vlogging…did you subscribe to my YouTube and My Podcast already? Do that for me!

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Coletha has several years of experience in communications and marketing for nonprofit organizations including her own. She specializes in writing and public speaking as she enjoys sharing her experiences and knowledge with others as well as volunteering: • Licensed WA State Life Insurance Agent 2018 – 2020 • Appointed Board Member - City of Tukwila 2016 – 2017 • City Council Candidate Position 5 – 2017 Elections • Appointed Precinct Committee Officer 2013 - 2017 • Administrative Specialist V - Texas, (Camp Victory) 2008 – 2009 • Published Author – Seattle, WA 2007 -2015 • Blogger, Remote 2006- Present

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