Audio from Clerk of Courts outsourcing meeting and the way employees treated “just plain evil”

Former Brevard Clerk of Courts Scott Ellis has obtained an audio recording of an employee meeting from earlier this year where employees were told their jobs would be outsourced. Attendees are given tickets, and on the audio you can hear one person telling the audience “four minutes until showtime”.

“When you listen to it with the knowledge of what is going to happen to these people and the way they are being treated… well, it’s just plain evil,” said Ellis.

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Audio from Clerk of Courts outsourcing meeting “just plain evil”

Former Brevard Clerk of Courts Scott Ellis has obtained an audio recording of an employee meeting from earlier this year where employees were told their jobs would be outsourced. Attendees are given tickets, and on the audio you can hear one person telling the audience “four minutes until showtime”.

“When you listen to it with the knowledge of what is going to happen to these people and the way they are being treated… well, it’s just plain evil,” said Ellis.

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Part One (31 mins):

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Audio from Clerk of Courts outsourcing meeting “just plain evil”

Former Brevard Clerk of Courts Scott Ellis has obtained an audio recording of an employee meeting from earlier this year where employees were told their jobs would be outsourced. Attendees are given tickets, and on the audio you can hear one person telling the audience “four minutes until showtime”.

“When you listen to it with the knowledge of what is going to happen to these people and the way they are being treated… well, it’s just plain evil,” said Ellis.

Click to listen for yourself:

Part One (31 mins):

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Audio from Clerk of Courts outsourcing meeting “just plain evil”

Former Brevard Clerk of Courts Scott Ellis has obtained an audio recording of an employee meeting from earlier this year where employees were told their jobs would be outsourced. Attendees are given tickets, and on the audio you can hear one person telling the audience “four minutes until showtime”.

“When you listen to it with the knowledge of what is going to happen to these people and the way they are being treated… well, it’s just plain evil,” said Ellis.

Click to listen for yourself:

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Part Two (31 mins)

Part Three (17 mins)

Audio from Clerk of Courts outsourcing meeting and the way employees treated “just plain evil”

Former Brevard Clerk of Courts Scott Ellis has obtained an audio recording of an employee meeting from earlier this year where employees were told their jobs would be outsourced. Attendees are given tickets, and on the audio you can hear one person telling the audience “four minutes until showtime”.

“When you listen to it with the knowledge of what is going to happen to these people and the way they are being treated… well, it’s just plain evil,” said Ellis.

Click to listen for yourself:

Part One (31 mins):

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Part Two (31 mins):

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Part Three (17 mins):

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Audio from Clerk of Courts outsourcing meeting “just plain evil”

Former Brevard Clerk of Courts Scott Ellis has obtained an audio recording of an employee meeting from earlier this year where employees were told their jobs would be outsourced. Attendees are given tickets, and on the audio you can hear one person telling the audience “four minutes until showtime”.

“When you listen to it with the knowledge of what is going to happen to these people and the way they are being treated… well, it’s just plain evil,” said Ellis.

Click to listen for yourself:

Part One (31 mins)
Part Two (31 mins)
Part Three (17 mins)

Audio from Clerk of Courts outsourcing meeting “just plain evil”

Former Brevard Clerk of Courts Scott Ellis has obtained an audio recording of an employee meeting from earlier this year where employees were told their jobs would be outsourced. Attendees are given tickets, and on the audio you can hear one person telling the audience “four minutes until showtime”.

“When you listen to it with the knowledge of what is going to happen to these people and the way they are being treated… well, it’s just plain evil,” said Ellis.

Click to listen for yourself:

Part One (31 mins)
Part Two (31 mins)
Part Three (17 mins)

Paleomedia continues to misrepresent Tea Parties

After the Brevard County Tax Day Tea Party held at Wickham Park in April, 2010, a local columnist wrote an article wherein he stated that the Tea Party comment that our constitutional rights have been trampled was a case of reality mocking rhetoric. Oh really?

As evidence he pointed out, rightfully, that he “watched a peaceful crowd indulge their First Amendment rights to speak, assemble, hand out political literature, and petition their government for redress of grievances.” However, as many in the paleomedia often do, he misses – or ignores – the point of the bigger picture. Read more

Paleomedia continues to misrepresent Tea Parties

After the Brevard County Tax Day Tea Party held at Wickham Park in April, 2010, a local columnist wrote an article wherein he stated that the Tea Party comment that our constitutional rights have been trampled was a case of reality mocking rhetoric. Oh really?

As evidence he pointed out, rightfully, that he “watched a peaceful crowd indulge their First Amendment rights to speak, assemble, hand out political literature, and petition their government for redress of grievances.” However, as many in the paleomedia often do, he misses – or ignores – the point of the bigger picture.

Politicians, pundits and the paleomedia would love you to focus on the micro instead of the macro. They would love for you to concentrate on the fact that you are freely exercising your First Amendment rights by gathering here today unmolested by government, or that you might exercise your Second Amendment rights by using your concealed carry permit to take a weapon into a local park, because as Jefferson said in the Declaration of Independence, “. . . all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable. . .” They know that as long as you concentrate on your own little corner of the world, the micro versus the macro, evil will remain sufferable for most.

Do you think that everyone in 18th Century America drank tea and were directly impacted by the tea tax? Or, is it more likely that some were concerned with the big picture versus just their own little corner of the world and problems?

No, they don’t want you to concentrate on the fact that you have a constitutional right to a republican form of government – a republic, and have certain protections against the tyranny of democracy and out-of-control government, but those protections have been broken.

They don’t want you to focus on the fact that you have a Tenth Amendment right to a limited federal government and the rule of law, but that on June 16th the president called a CEO on the carpet, circumvented a law that established BP’s liability for the Gulf oil spill at $75 million, and extorted over $20 billion from BP to be administered by an “independent counsel,” before any court rulings, any judicial findings, or even an investigation as to how the Gulf oil spill occurred and was allowed to worsen. It wasn’t even a settlement in lieu of a lawsuit.

Yielding to a presidential arm twisting, a private corporation agreed to not pay out dividends to share holders for the rest of 2010, in the absence of any investigative findings or court rulings. Funny how BP had asked Louisiana officials for permission to drill in 500 feet of water, where a spill could have been repaired in days versus months, received that permission, but the federal government vetoed the deal and forced BP to dill in 5,000 feet of water.

While claiming your constitutional rights are just fine, the paleomedia would love for you to forget the Supreme Court ruling that allows government to seize your property not for public use as intended, but for the public good as modern collectivists wish, thereby circumventing your Fifth Amendment rights.

Oh yes, our local Florida Today columnist would like you to forget many things with respect to the attacks on your constitutional rights. He would like you to forget that the only method by which our federal government obtains new or expanded powers is by delegation from the people through the amendment process, and not judicial fiat, legislation or elections. He would like you to forget that as recently as the 1920’s, changes such as Prohibition, tax laws and voting rights actually took constitutional amendments, unlike the judicial and legislative fiat used today, because that is all evidence that you here today are right.

With all that is going on in our nation today, what is it that makes that Florida Today columnist believe his right to a free press is inviolate? I hear the Obama administration may be making their move against the paleomedia right now under the guise of another bailout.

Paleomedia continues to misrepresent Tea Parties

After the Brevard County Tax Day Tea Party held at Wickham Park in April, 2010, a local columnist wrote an article wherein he stated that the Tea Party comment that our constitutional rights have been trampled was a case of reality mocking rhetoric. Oh really?

As evidence he pointed out, rightfully, that he “watched a peaceful crowd indulge their First Amendment rights to speak, assemble, hand out political literature, and petition their government for redress of grievances.” However, as many in the paleomedia often do, he misses – or ignores – the point of the bigger picture. Read more

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