Comments on Advance Indiana™: Former LGBT Lobbyist Had Sued Gay Rights Organization

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8_MZtG6xY0&fe...

2015-10-24T09:12:08.366-05:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8_MZtG6xY0&feature=youtu.be Old news to readers of this blog?

The $40,000 St. John didn't get paid probably ...

2015-10-23T17:26:18.665-05:00

The $40,000 St. John didn't get paid probably about equaled the liquor tab he stuck the organization with paying over the years. He couldn't justify the billings he claimed in that lawsuit. Enough said.

Denial of reality is more common among the objecti...

2015-10-23T17:17:54.033-05:00

Denial of reality is more common among the objectively disordered. What do people think motivates a small number of amoral corporations to fund these projects?

I thought there was more the Indianapolis Star did...

2015-10-23T17:07:15.273-05:00

I thought there was more the Indianapolis Star didn't mention in their free obituary for St. John's passing that it denies to even the poorest of souls:

"Mark St. John, AIDServe's last executive director . . . acknowledged 'robbing Peter to pay Paul' as the agency's cash flow problems mounted." St. John said that "programs were kept going . . . in the belief that the state would eventually forward the money." St. John told the Star, "There is an argument that we're all responsible here . . . we all contributed to it in lots of different ways here, not with maliciousness or anything else . . . it just kind of happened." St. John attempted to shift the blame to his predecessor when the problems first arose, but the Star reported that "things did not improve under St. John's watch." St. John admitting using funds meant to pay doctors, pharmacies and landlords for the organization's operating expenses. "What I ended up doing was shifting bucks around to make payroll, " St John told the Star. He told the Star then that "the situation is improving." He said that he was "optimistic that by January, things will be back to normal at AIDServe." The agency filed for bankruptcy in June, 2001.