U.S. Finalizes Deal to Give Israel $38 Billion in Military Aid

I still have an incredible amount of homeless people all over my city of Costa
Mesa California.

A lot of other cities in America can say the same.

Abandoned people.

Disillusioned folks who just flat out gave up on the stresses of modern life.

Some others mentally disabled and uncared for by the system of things.

Homelessness can be caused by:

• poverty

unemployment

• lack of affordable housing
• poor physical or mental health
• drug and alcohol abuse
• gambling
• family and relationship breakdown
• domestic violence
• physical and/or sexual abuse.

All these factors can cause a person to become homeless. They can also be one of the reasons why a person remains homeless. For example, drug and alcohol abuse can be both a cause and a result of

• domestic violence
• mental illness or addictions
• family instability 

 Does the United Government care about these people?

Is the taxpayer's hard earned cash helping them out?

Or are these people left to be cared for by others outside of government and it's vast resources?

Let's give away money to other nations and ignore our own problems at home shall we... 

JERUSALEM — 

The United States has finalized a $38 billion package of military aid for Israel over the next 10 years, the largest of its kind ever, and the two allies plan to sign the agreement on Wednesday, American and Israeli officials said.

The State Department scheduled a ceremony to formally announce the pact, which will be signed by Jacob Nagel, the acting national security adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, and Thomas A. Shannon Jr., the under secretary of state for political affairs. Susan E. Rice, President Obama’s national security adviser who handled negotiations, plans to be on hand.


Israel has 200 nukes!

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Give to the Salvation Army!

 When you find some kids have had to change school up to seven or eight times in one year, that has to be addressed as a matter of urgency.

(I grew up that way,  always awkwardly being the new kid in school and always getting beat up by the school bullys. )

To fully address the issue of homelessness -- and to help create long-term stability -- The Salvation Army has developed a continuum of care that ranges from early intervention, crisis accommodation, medium term care, and a range of counseling and rehabilitation services.

All these services work together to return people into secure, long-term accommodation as part of a local community.

As many as 3.5 million Americans are homeless each year.

Of these, more than 1 million are children and on any given night, more than 300,000 children are homeless.