IF we compare the Portland, Oregon commissioners from 15 years ago to these current commissioners, the latter are the worst in my own opinion.
You cannot imagine the misconception and lies I see every day. These don't even include the 2008 financial global crash inflicted on the American consumers by mega banks  and ruthless, abusive corporations.
They want to think that everything is hunky dory when the true nature of the conditions I see daily is covered up with uncertainty due to deep government corruption.
It’s not okay to use and exploit families  for your  corporate greed or your CEO’s bottom line.
Public health agencies cannot just take away someone's wife.
It's disgusting and disturbing to keep pretending that everything is okay when it's not with no U.S. congressional oversight. You cannot use my U.S. federal government to shield your corruption against American families like mine.
But my coconut news is not affiliated with any of corporate America’s news networks. I only work for God.
They promised to end homelessness  while they pocketed millions and billions of dollars annually.
I don't know how you can even function as a city or a county if your five metro commissioners have their own plots and agendas to help themselves instead of working together to help their own vulnerable people.
Remember all the PUA benefits that were supposed to help middle-class Americans? Well, the program has failed big time like the U.S. bailout of banks.
Meanwhile, Republicans and Democrats in charge of the American purse are filling their pockets.
We're not dumb. There is no progress even though the United States is the most productive and most resourceful country in the world.
I'm still investigating the corruption here in Portland, Oregon, including the commissioners’ failure to build housing units for families.
We have a broken system that doesn't provide government legal to families who are victims of organizations and corporations.
And yet we have a lot of exceptional, moral and ethical Americans out there.
Many American families are left with nothing and are living on welfare from coast to coast. I was better off catching fish and hunting for my own food in the CNMI.
But I will never blame my Oregon state government or the CNMI government. I blame those who run both governments who fill their pockets with U.S. federal grants.
What the CNMI and Oregon need are more mental health rehabilitation services to address mental health, homelessness and addiction issues.
I will continue to fight to free my wife from a health organization’s corruption.
In Canada, thousands have already perished  from opioids. The U.S. is second place in opioid deaths competing with China and Russia’s atrocities.
We are better than this people. We cannot abuse our own people anymore. This must stop now.
JACK O. ROMOLOR
Portland, Oregon
