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(over) Adelaide homeless camp. Nothing of value left during the day. Tyres and shopping trolleys as seats. No fire. Live lightly and no cooking on premises. A tried and tested survival plan. That's how we survive. (Adelaide Homeless Journal February 2020).
(above) “To secure certification” with the American-based Community Solutions business, the Adelaide Zero Project agreed to, “collect and manage data, and listing of newly identified people sleeping rough.” This means recording intimate details of Adelaide homeless people’s lives then putting it on the Eternal Shame File.
(above) RenewalSA evicted tenants from 35 government owned disability-friendly units and townhouses on Maltarra Road, Munno Para, then hired Royal Park Salvage to smash the buildings and haul them off to landfill. 16-months later, nothing has been done to the land. Meanwhile, people are homeless and the neither the Adelaide Zero Project or ShelterSA will breathe a word of criticism.
Coming Soon: Housing Trust hires debt collectors to recover $200 from dead Anglicare tenant, Bryn Hardiman (Saturday); On the Street (Sunday); Six worshippers at Salvation Army Playford Corps Sunday service (Sunday); A retired care worker remembers Strathmont Centre (Monday); Who actually controls Neami National who operate Adelaide's psychiatric police? (Tuesday); Largs old people plan to call media over Hutt Street Centre drug dealers ruining their lives; Rudi returning to Kilburn Fred's Van; Homeless Australian Federal Police retiree signs himself out of hospital; Doctors plan surgery for Kill Box Lady's daughter whose mouth has locked open; Unity's secret Port Adelaide office; Homeless Lil's facial abrasions; Patient suffers permanent eye damage after surgery; Kristine goes senile (not worried); Weebly blocking anonymiser search engines; Salisbury Fred's Van too crowded: easy remedy; Elderly soup kitchen celibates talk about sex: ugh; Kevin from Hutt Street Centre dead; Mysterious new free Saturday lunch in the city; All quiet at the new Gawler Salvos complex while ramshackle Elizabeth East corps booming; Wayne searches for midgets after buying three pairs of Rivers shoes too small; Elizabeth Anglicare unit now empty for 23 months; Is Grant Stevens a deep state operative?.
“The Doctor” and her colleagues
Rumours abound about the high salaries collected by “charity” and “non-profit” executives who promote economic and housing justice for the underclass. But do these welfare housing charity executives practice what they preach? Do they have investment portfolios, or even houses that they rent to whoever can pay the highest amount? In general, what sort of wealth might homeless charity and agency executives have and is that used by others to blackmail them into adopting certain positions? For example, why would a homeless service promote the interests of drug dealing clients against clients who want the crystal methamphetamine dealers exposed and expelled? Why would the atmosphere of intimidation and beatings be described by management as personal issues between clients? And who constrains the police on the street from taking the legal action they want to take? Why would an advocate for cheaper housing for the poor avoid talking about Anglicare and Housing Trust houses left empty for months, even years. And why would this advocate do a song and dance about the demise of the tokenistic Affordable Housing Scheme when it means little to anyone, especially those living outside. Is this advocate self-censoring due to a vulnerability to blackmail? It is a positive attribute of people to increase their material security, but we can imagine the uneasiness of benevolent social workers and administrators as their salaries and wealth skyrocket. It must be hell for them knowing that if they actually promote the interests of their clients, then the powers-that-be will leak information of their wealth to a predatory media. 21 February 2020 Adelaide CBD rough
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On the Street
After a client complained that Lifepoint staff were packing up the chairs and tables before the 12:00pm close time, the following week the tables were kept untouched until 12:00pm. It is rare that a charitable group responds to clients’ criticisms. * A disabled man living in the Housing Trust apartments at Kent Town said he’d finally gotten rid of the Ice dealer in the unit above him. HousingSA had given her two choices: accept an immediate transfer or be put onto the streets. She chose a transfer. It was to Ceduna with the Basics Card. * An interesting question was asked during the December heatwave: Can someone banned from a homeless joint go there during a Code Red heatwave? Would that person be told to leave? * A white woman was heard yelling at a Salvation Army soldier at the Unley Corps free Christmas lunch. She yelled that white people should be treated as well as other groups. The soldier listened with his head bowed until she walked away. Her views are nearly universal amongst welfare clients. * The Kill Box Lady’s daughter said she collected $600 for the Arndale Salvation Army Corps in three hours just before Christmas. The Lady and her daughter are both soldiers. * Two big trucks were in the mini carpark at the Anglicare retirement units at Elizabeth. One had delivered a new fridge to the empty refugee-ready unit. A second truck had arrived and the drivers were rebalancing their loads. They’d only perform such an operation outside welfare units. They knew no rich homeowner would tolerate it. There had been a problem of lack of refugees. Neighbours said the unit had has never had a resident refugee, just plenty of bureaucrats making morning visits. However, this changed last week when two “refugees” arrived with their bureaucratic entourage. It must be hard for them to be plonked amongst a group of underclass white people who talk about their friends and relatives been kept out of welfare housing in preference to “internationals”. Meanwhile, a white woman refugee advocate said that 99.9% of Anglicare tenants welcomed the refugees and for the rest “we consult the police”. How did this situation come about? * A writer at the Barossa Herald newspaper warned people not to eat unhealthy donated charity food at Christmas, but instead eat fresh vegetables and canned three-bean mix. * Vicki, a housing officer with Anglicare at Elizabeth Grove, took a sickie on New Year’s Eve. * Collette the social worker at Chat and Chew in Port Adelaide couldn’t give away enough chilled hams on-the-bone at their free Christmas lunch. They were 8-10kg hams and they’d got a truck load of them. The preacher took some to nursing homes and the fire station, but they still had too many. Collette asked one man five times to take a ham. He didn’t want a ham. But he did say there weren’t many people at the lunch, but it was “a really good day.” * Mark Parnell, SA MLC, was speaking on radio station 5AA. He referred to women as women and men as blokes. This is typical feminist sexist use of language. Can you image the uproar if he’d referred to men as men and women as chicks? Mark is another unfortunate politician trapped in a narrative. * A very old man without teeth couldn’t eat the “hard” food at the Unley Christmas lunch. He later went to the Pilgrim Church. He said, “I had a good meal there. I was able to serve myself and got some takeaway. Everything okay.” * A boy wasn’t happy with his gift at the Chat and Chew free Christmas lunch. He saw another boy with a better gift. He asked his mother if he could bash the other boy and take his gift. “No,” his mother replied. * A man told Collette the social worker that he’d become dehydrated during the heat wave and ended up in hospital. “Do you think it had anything to do with your drinking?” she asked, referring to his beer drinking. He got mad and said, “No,” and Collette carefully talked about staying cool and hydrated during heat waves. 11 January 2019 |
(above) A curious storefront in Balaklava operated by people who know that something is not quite right.
Listerine dreams
A man bought a litre of Listerine from Food Bank inside the Uniting Care Wesley Bowden building. It cost him $1.50. He was outraged. He let it be known. Listerine is 17% alcohol. He asked the Food Bank staff if they had a license to sell alcohol. As an alcoholic he knew that desperate drinkers will drink anything containing alcohol.
It is popular in the Kimberley. The Halls Creek IGA had a large display near the cash registers, as big as Woolworths in Broome. It was close to the cash registers for security reasons. You’d think every person in town used Listerine. Or a smaller number drank it.
Anyway, the man who bought the Listerine at the Bowden Food Bank challenged Wesley staff also. How could they be offering services to alcoholics trying to get off the stuff while selling alcohol inside the building. Listerine-flavoured alcohol.
He said they had boxes and boxes of it. Old Listerine. “Gets better with age,” he said.
10 January 2020
A man bought a litre of Listerine from Food Bank inside the Uniting Care Wesley Bowden building. It cost him $1.50. He was outraged. He let it be known. Listerine is 17% alcohol. He asked the Food Bank staff if they had a license to sell alcohol. As an alcoholic he knew that desperate drinkers will drink anything containing alcohol.
It is popular in the Kimberley. The Halls Creek IGA had a large display near the cash registers, as big as Woolworths in Broome. It was close to the cash registers for security reasons. You’d think every person in town used Listerine. Or a smaller number drank it.
Anyway, the man who bought the Listerine at the Bowden Food Bank challenged Wesley staff also. How could they be offering services to alcoholics trying to get off the stuff while selling alcohol inside the building. Listerine-flavoured alcohol.
He said they had boxes and boxes of it. Old Listerine. “Gets better with age,” he said.
10 January 2020
From the anonymous contact page
“Any word on FrankenNose Bros
Remus and Romulus WolfSucker ?
Aven't seen hide nor hair of 'em in past couple weeks
could be doin' sumpthun' that really reeks
such as the
shriekin' drug thug freaks
doin' a job on the
meek homeless geeks.
Please let us know through email or this weebly thing if sumpthun' happens or can point out what they've been doin',
such as past offences, notoriety, etc (never found any front page info on them coz in my book they are just crims better unknown).”
Editor: Can’t do it publicly. Too sensitive and could endanger others.
10 January 2020
“Any word on FrankenNose Bros
Remus and Romulus WolfSucker ?
Aven't seen hide nor hair of 'em in past couple weeks
could be doin' sumpthun' that really reeks
such as the
shriekin' drug thug freaks
doin' a job on the
meek homeless geeks.
Please let us know through email or this weebly thing if sumpthun' happens or can point out what they've been doin',
such as past offences, notoriety, etc (never found any front page info on them coz in my book they are just crims better unknown).”
Editor: Can’t do it publicly. Too sensitive and could endanger others.
10 January 2020
(above) Heather's Horde. Heather the Cook with her crew at Baptist WestCare day centre near Whitmore Square, Adelaide. Heather is described as a better cook than her predecessor, Jayne Hewittson, but has lower quality product to work with. However, Jayne is a far superior singer who performs at funerals. (Photo: Together in Mission, December 2019).
Woman defecates in Port Adelaide rubbish bin
On Friday the 13th of December, a woman stood on top of the rubbish bin across the road from the AngliPrison and in front of the Offenders’ Aid (O.A.R.S.) building on Dale Street, Port Adelaide. She wore a Dept. of Corrections tracking bracelet on an ankle.
She pulled up her top to expose her breasts then pulled down her pants. While standing up, and swearing at observers, she defecated into the rubbish bin. She used an empty potato chip bag from the rubbish bin to wipe herself.
Drivers slowed down and cheered, according to one driver, who also slowed down and cheered.
One observer told his social worker who said, “That’s the best thing I’ve heard all day.” The observer said the sad woman made him feel good, that he wasn’t in such bad mental shape after all.
It isn’t known whether the woman was reacting to UnitingSA across Dale Street preventing clients from using the toilets or not. She might have been making a courageous political statement about the withdrawal of toilets from public spaces.
Dale Street from Commercial Road to the yellow needle bins at the Women’s Centre is nearly all welfare joints. The library has become an AngliPrison outpost where patrons use the computers to complete re-education programs and report their locations.
9 January 2020
She pulled up her top to expose her breasts then pulled down her pants. While standing up, and swearing at observers, she defecated into the rubbish bin. She used an empty potato chip bag from the rubbish bin to wipe herself.
Drivers slowed down and cheered, according to one driver, who also slowed down and cheered.
One observer told his social worker who said, “That’s the best thing I’ve heard all day.” The observer said the sad woman made him feel good, that he wasn’t in such bad mental shape after all.
It isn’t known whether the woman was reacting to UnitingSA across Dale Street preventing clients from using the toilets or not. She might have been making a courageous political statement about the withdrawal of toilets from public spaces.
Dale Street from Commercial Road to the yellow needle bins at the Women’s Centre is nearly all welfare joints. The library has become an AngliPrison outpost where patrons use the computers to complete re-education programs and report their locations.
9 January 2020
(above) A porta-potty left on the ledge outside the UnitingSA Family Centre in Port Adelaide were staff won't allow clients to use the toilets. It is also across Dale Street from where an ankle-bracelet woman defecated in a rubbish bin in broad daylight.
(above) Orange Sky Laundry at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 388 Montague Road, Para Vista. 4:30-6:30pm on Mondays. Also free meal starting at 6:00pm. No strings attached. ph 8263 5087.
In praise of Blind Welfare
A blind woman is switching from the Royal Society for the Blind (RSB) to Blind Welfare. She says RSB has activities just once a week and has closed down for two-months over the holiday period.
In contrast, Blind Welfare has daily activities providing clients live within 10kms of their complex at Gilles Plains. The blind woman has decided to move into either Blind Welfare’s living units or a group of Anglicare units within 10kms of Blind Welfare.
The blind woman says Blind Welfare has more flexibility in their services because they don’t get government funding. She said that Blind Welfare discovered that government money stopped them from doing things..
8 January 2019
A blind woman is switching from the Royal Society for the Blind (RSB) to Blind Welfare. She says RSB has activities just once a week and has closed down for two-months over the holiday period.
In contrast, Blind Welfare has daily activities providing clients live within 10kms of their complex at Gilles Plains. The blind woman has decided to move into either Blind Welfare’s living units or a group of Anglicare units within 10kms of Blind Welfare.
The blind woman says Blind Welfare has more flexibility in their services because they don’t get government funding. She said that Blind Welfare discovered that government money stopped them from doing things..
8 January 2019
More on fire from the Night Talker
"Just forgot to add.....
“In The last Federal Budget (2018/2019) SCoMo decided to cut the New South Wales Regional, Fire Services budget by 38% and the overall Federal Budget for country fire fighting in the Eastern States (Victoria, NSW, Queensland and the ACT) by a (wait for it) Two hundred, and ninety one million dollars!!!
“He also ignored several letters emailed to him by the Regional Chief Fire Commanders of NSW, Victoria and Queensland, who all mentioned the same (and or similar) catastrophic fire scenario's.
“It was also noted that residents in the fire ravaged Victorian Country town of Mallacoota, that there are only four fire trucks, for a 5,000 square km radius and all of these trucks are now more than 12 years old.
“How good is that SCoMo???
“Pass this information on.......the more BAD PUBLICITY THIS MORON GETS, THE SOONER THE PEOPLE CAN VOTE HIM OUT! HE IS USELESS AND SHOULD NOT BE LEADING THIS COUNTRY!”
The Night Talker
8 January 2020
"Just forgot to add.....
“In The last Federal Budget (2018/2019) SCoMo decided to cut the New South Wales Regional, Fire Services budget by 38% and the overall Federal Budget for country fire fighting in the Eastern States (Victoria, NSW, Queensland and the ACT) by a (wait for it) Two hundred, and ninety one million dollars!!!
“He also ignored several letters emailed to him by the Regional Chief Fire Commanders of NSW, Victoria and Queensland, who all mentioned the same (and or similar) catastrophic fire scenario's.
“It was also noted that residents in the fire ravaged Victorian Country town of Mallacoota, that there are only four fire trucks, for a 5,000 square km radius and all of these trucks are now more than 12 years old.
“How good is that SCoMo???
“Pass this information on.......the more BAD PUBLICITY THIS MORON GETS, THE SOONER THE PEOPLE CAN VOTE HIM OUT! HE IS USELESS AND SHOULD NOT BE LEADING THIS COUNTRY!”
The Night Talker
8 January 2020
The Night Talker on fire
“Don't cry for SCOMO or the stupid Victorian/NSW/Adelaide hills country club/scrub/cashed up, weekend hobby farm mob, who voted this USELESS C…..!!!
“Unless you are living in some underground subterranean cave system or in an induced coma, we all know the country is burning. What is less clear, is just how effective our current Prime Minister (HOW GOOD IS THAT??? SCOMO (or as the unemployed like to call him, SRO(TUM)MO aka SCREW YOU, YOU UNEMPLOYED SCUM ON A NEWSTART ALLOWANCE, THAT HASN'T SEEN AN INCREASE IN NEARLY 27 YEARS!
“If you want to cry, then cry for the those persons living in caravans, on pensions/Centrelink benefits, the single mums/aged or disability pensioners in rented accommodation, both domestic and wild-life that has died or been severely injured/firefighters and others who have died, whilst battling the fires and those persons who live in modest properties, who for whatever reasons (age, poverty, a lack of adequate insurance) are never going to be able to rebuild (well not in their life-time)
“Don't shed your tears for those cashed up morons living in the Adelaide hills or elsewhere, where the average property price is anywhere from $675,000 up to well over a million dollars. The fire hasn't wiped out their bank accounts and more often than not, the properties that have been destroyed are one of several, or simply a weekender, and not a permanent residence.
“These people are independently wealthy and come from generations of old "money." (They are not people living in rental accommodation in Smithfield or Davoren Park. Yes fires are bad and yes they can destroy property, but the wealthy will always bounce back.
“Furthermore, I can guarantee you each one of these property owners, will have already "speed" dialed" their respective insurance companies, quoting all the priceless antiques that have gone up in flames. Exactly the same happened the last time a major bush fire went through the Adelaide Hills back in 1986 (Black Sunday) it was later found out that numerous insurance claims were later found to be fraudulent.
“This particular part of Adelaide (which is also one of the wealthiest) is home to such well known persons as the Downers, Radio Hosts Leon Byner and Jeremy Cordeaux, current Premier Steven Marshall, former Chat show host and model Jan Beasley, several ex footballers, and the current commissioner of Police. They are also all rapidly NEO-Liberal and love SCOMO (and the current Marshall led Liberal Government) with a passion, that verges on the disturbed!
“A comedian on the ABC talk back show the "PANEL" made a very profound statement, when SCOMO won the last election. She said, voting this man in, just goes to prove that middle class to Wealthy Australian's are both greedy and incredibly stupid." How prophetic are those words now, that were are burning up.......
“HOW GOOD IS THAT SCOMO! (YOU C*****!) THE SOONER WE REMOVE YOU FROM OFFICE, THE BETTER!
“P.S. CLIMATE CHANGE IS A MYTH! (NOT!)
The Night Talker.
**** added by Adelaide Homeless Journal
7 January 2020
“Don't cry for SCOMO or the stupid Victorian/NSW/Adelaide hills country club/scrub/cashed up, weekend hobby farm mob, who voted this USELESS C…..!!!
“Unless you are living in some underground subterranean cave system or in an induced coma, we all know the country is burning. What is less clear, is just how effective our current Prime Minister (HOW GOOD IS THAT??? SCOMO (or as the unemployed like to call him, SRO(TUM)MO aka SCREW YOU, YOU UNEMPLOYED SCUM ON A NEWSTART ALLOWANCE, THAT HASN'T SEEN AN INCREASE IN NEARLY 27 YEARS!
“If you want to cry, then cry for the those persons living in caravans, on pensions/Centrelink benefits, the single mums/aged or disability pensioners in rented accommodation, both domestic and wild-life that has died or been severely injured/firefighters and others who have died, whilst battling the fires and those persons who live in modest properties, who for whatever reasons (age, poverty, a lack of adequate insurance) are never going to be able to rebuild (well not in their life-time)
“Don't shed your tears for those cashed up morons living in the Adelaide hills or elsewhere, where the average property price is anywhere from $675,000 up to well over a million dollars. The fire hasn't wiped out their bank accounts and more often than not, the properties that have been destroyed are one of several, or simply a weekender, and not a permanent residence.
“These people are independently wealthy and come from generations of old "money." (They are not people living in rental accommodation in Smithfield or Davoren Park. Yes fires are bad and yes they can destroy property, but the wealthy will always bounce back.
“Furthermore, I can guarantee you each one of these property owners, will have already "speed" dialed" their respective insurance companies, quoting all the priceless antiques that have gone up in flames. Exactly the same happened the last time a major bush fire went through the Adelaide Hills back in 1986 (Black Sunday) it was later found out that numerous insurance claims were later found to be fraudulent.
“This particular part of Adelaide (which is also one of the wealthiest) is home to such well known persons as the Downers, Radio Hosts Leon Byner and Jeremy Cordeaux, current Premier Steven Marshall, former Chat show host and model Jan Beasley, several ex footballers, and the current commissioner of Police. They are also all rapidly NEO-Liberal and love SCOMO (and the current Marshall led Liberal Government) with a passion, that verges on the disturbed!
“A comedian on the ABC talk back show the "PANEL" made a very profound statement, when SCOMO won the last election. She said, voting this man in, just goes to prove that middle class to Wealthy Australian's are both greedy and incredibly stupid." How prophetic are those words now, that were are burning up.......
“HOW GOOD IS THAT SCOMO! (YOU C*****!) THE SOONER WE REMOVE YOU FROM OFFICE, THE BETTER!
“P.S. CLIMATE CHANGE IS A MYTH! (NOT!)
The Night Talker.
**** added by Adelaide Homeless Journal
7 January 2020
No more free food from Relationships Australia Elizabeth
Sadly, Relationships Australia at Elizabeth has stopped their free food service due to lack of staff to operate it.
This service appears to have been replaced by HYPA (Service-to-Youth Council) at Elizabeth East, which is every week rather than fortnightly as previously at Relationships Australia.
HYPA/SYC at Elizabeth East
29 Enterprise Road, Elizabeth East. Phone (08) 8255 9028.
Free Oz Harvest fruit, vegetables and bread.
No I.D. or registration required. Open to everyone.
Truck arrives about 1pm every Tuesday and most is taken that afternoon.
6 January 2020
This service appears to have been replaced by HYPA (Service-to-Youth Council) at Elizabeth East, which is every week rather than fortnightly as previously at Relationships Australia.
HYPA/SYC at Elizabeth East
29 Enterprise Road, Elizabeth East. Phone (08) 8255 9028.
Free Oz Harvest fruit, vegetables and bread.
No I.D. or registration required. Open to everyone.
Truck arrives about 1pm every Tuesday and most is taken that afternoon.
6 January 2020
Not the law of the streets
A druggie couple from Parafield Gardens got home detention sentences for torturing another druggie they allowed to stay in their house. There was a debt problem between them. They allowed the man to sleep in their daughter’s room while she, apparently, slept in another part of the house. The mother later searched the bags of their guest and discovered sex toys, pornography and some of her daughter’s underwear.
She and her male partner tied their guest to a dog house and over two days burnt and stabbed him. Visitors to their house hit the man with a sledgehammer and cut his toes with a chain saw.
It took nearly two years for the case to be concluded and the mother and father got 15-months and 16-months respectively home detention as punishment.
Their guest and victim was a registered sex offender being supervised by Anglicare.
The offenders did the right thing from their point of view despite the sex man not having done anything to their daughter. They’d been on crystal methamphetamine during the period of the assaults.
But it shows they had little faith in the judicial system. The victim could also say he had little faith in the judicial system. The law on the street is much harsher because the underclass have to live with deviants while the judges who sentence them generally live in the richer parts of Adelaide from which some of the deviants are expelled.
6 January 2019
A druggie couple from Parafield Gardens got home detention sentences for torturing another druggie they allowed to stay in their house. There was a debt problem between them. They allowed the man to sleep in their daughter’s room while she, apparently, slept in another part of the house. The mother later searched the bags of their guest and discovered sex toys, pornography and some of her daughter’s underwear.
She and her male partner tied their guest to a dog house and over two days burnt and stabbed him. Visitors to their house hit the man with a sledgehammer and cut his toes with a chain saw.
It took nearly two years for the case to be concluded and the mother and father got 15-months and 16-months respectively home detention as punishment.
Their guest and victim was a registered sex offender being supervised by Anglicare.
The offenders did the right thing from their point of view despite the sex man not having done anything to their daughter. They’d been on crystal methamphetamine during the period of the assaults.
But it shows they had little faith in the judicial system. The victim could also say he had little faith in the judicial system. The law on the street is much harsher because the underclass have to live with deviants while the judges who sentence them generally live in the richer parts of Adelaide from which some of the deviants are expelled.
6 January 2019
St Bede’s at Semaphore extends closure time
St Bede’s Anglicare free breakfasts were due to restart on the 7th of January, but this has been delayed until Tuesday, the 14th of January at 8:30am.
Fred’s Van at St Bede’s is due to restart on Sunday, the 12th of January 2020.
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall
200 Military Road, Semaphore (near Semaphore Road)
8: 30am - 10:30am Tuesday and Wednesday. Everything free.
Hamburgers or sausages, bacon, eggs, baked beans, toasted ham and cheese sandwiches, yoghurt, cereals, slices of fruit and biscuits. Takeaway crackers, noodles, limited fruit and vegetables. Tea, coffee and Milo. Table tennis.
Inadequate, but clean toilets, excellent staff.
Ice dealers not tolerated. Free stuff on stage in hall.
Fred’s Van Semaphore
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall (near Semaphore Road), 200 Military Road, Semaphore. No I.D. required. Much improved, but rushed. 6:00 pm Sunday. Healthy meal eaten inside. Coffee served in horrible blue vinyl mugs. Free. Toilets. Free Laundry from 4:30 – 6:30pm.
5 January 2020
Fred’s Van at St Bede’s is due to restart on Sunday, the 12th of January 2020.
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall
200 Military Road, Semaphore (near Semaphore Road)
8: 30am - 10:30am Tuesday and Wednesday. Everything free.
Hamburgers or sausages, bacon, eggs, baked beans, toasted ham and cheese sandwiches, yoghurt, cereals, slices of fruit and biscuits. Takeaway crackers, noodles, limited fruit and vegetables. Tea, coffee and Milo. Table tennis.
Inadequate, but clean toilets, excellent staff.
Ice dealers not tolerated. Free stuff on stage in hall.
Fred’s Van Semaphore
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall (near Semaphore Road), 200 Military Road, Semaphore. No I.D. required. Much improved, but rushed. 6:00 pm Sunday. Healthy meal eaten inside. Coffee served in horrible blue vinyl mugs. Free. Toilets. Free Laundry from 4:30 – 6:30pm.
5 January 2020
Rating Robot
From the anonymous contact page
"In the Home to Street section:
Ratings five star scale:
3
"One out of four police are crooked"
5
"Old Graham’s son"
"body covered in ants"
0
druggie man : "I hate Christmas"
5
"Haloumi Chips, Bocconcini and Farmhouse half-cream milk on a recent Thursday. It was all edible"
3
"Salisbury’s leading shoplifter"
4
"deliberately turned off the hot water to "get rid of me""
TRY LSC LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSION nowadays (same scenario)
Examples :
"the diary is broken" especially for repeat attendances by non-offending person (me)
self-service phone behind plexiglass panel with NO space to sit down or make notes
More of an >>>ILLEGAL
5
"removing a few roof tiles to let the heat escape"
5
"ambulances should be driven slower because ... they end up ramped outside hospitals"
5
"Nazi youth slave labour camps ...
escaped and lived in a bombed-out house. In his mind, he still lives in a bombed-out house"
DEJA VU
5
"A soup kitchen man whose son is a military officer said that Australians aren’t allowed into parts of Darwin, including the harbour, owned by the Chinese."
Probably RED CHINE$E (same political party as Jo$hua GoldenBurger : Mini$ter of Trea$ury)
5
"A Housing Trust tenant in the suburbs heard someone yelling outside her unattached unit. It was an N.D.I.S. employee shouting a neighbour’s personal details into her phone. The tenant could hear what was being said even while inside her own unit. "
5
"reputable druggie ... plate of food on the table ... four rats eating it"
"Python ...escaped into the attic where it currently eats the mice and rats and will come down when it gets larger"
3
"NDIS ... extremely frail and physically ill and young female client ... free rent in return for maintaining the house and animals"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
No wonder some of us keep getting our kicks by reading this stuff."
Rating Robot
5 January 2020
From the anonymous contact page
"In the Home to Street section:
Ratings five star scale:
3
"One out of four police are crooked"
5
"Old Graham’s son"
"body covered in ants"
0
druggie man : "I hate Christmas"
5
"Haloumi Chips, Bocconcini and Farmhouse half-cream milk on a recent Thursday. It was all edible"
3
"Salisbury’s leading shoplifter"
4
"deliberately turned off the hot water to "get rid of me""
TRY LSC LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSION nowadays (same scenario)
Examples :
"the diary is broken" especially for repeat attendances by non-offending person (me)
self-service phone behind plexiglass panel with NO space to sit down or make notes
More of an >>>ILLEGAL
5
"removing a few roof tiles to let the heat escape"
5
"ambulances should be driven slower because ... they end up ramped outside hospitals"
5
"Nazi youth slave labour camps ...
escaped and lived in a bombed-out house. In his mind, he still lives in a bombed-out house"
DEJA VU
5
"A soup kitchen man whose son is a military officer said that Australians aren’t allowed into parts of Darwin, including the harbour, owned by the Chinese."
Probably RED CHINE$E (same political party as Jo$hua GoldenBurger : Mini$ter of Trea$ury)
5
"A Housing Trust tenant in the suburbs heard someone yelling outside her unattached unit. It was an N.D.I.S. employee shouting a neighbour’s personal details into her phone. The tenant could hear what was being said even while inside her own unit. "
5
"reputable druggie ... plate of food on the table ... four rats eating it"
"Python ...escaped into the attic where it currently eats the mice and rats and will come down when it gets larger"
3
"NDIS ... extremely frail and physically ill and young female client ... free rent in return for maintaining the house and animals"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
No wonder some of us keep getting our kicks by reading this stuff."
Rating Robot
5 January 2020
From the anonymous contact page
“5AA Radio homeless interview
by "Pillco" given Mishell Len Sink (SA GOV)
Friday 9:10 a.m.
Imagine names like that: PILLCO and Len SINK
Anyway, PILLCO got Mishell to reveal these things :
1. ONE to TWO HUNDRED "sleep rough" in CBD on regular basis.
(ONE seems like a rather low number but this is what Mishell said.)
2. On a day of high heat the following places were mentioned as relief centres:
Hut Street Centre (7 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
SYC (managed by massively corrupt fraudster in past)
Baptist Care
Street to Home
3. Hints of where to go among homeless is spread by "word of mouth"
4. Assertive contacts were made by "Street Connect" to determine who is who what is what etc.
5. Sleeping rough was described as sleeping in the open rather than confined places
Ho Hum...
Name supplied
5 January 2020
“5AA Radio homeless interview
by "Pillco" given Mishell Len Sink (SA GOV)
Friday 9:10 a.m.
Imagine names like that: PILLCO and Len SINK
Anyway, PILLCO got Mishell to reveal these things :
1. ONE to TWO HUNDRED "sleep rough" in CBD on regular basis.
(ONE seems like a rather low number but this is what Mishell said.)
2. On a day of high heat the following places were mentioned as relief centres:
Hut Street Centre (7 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
SYC (managed by massively corrupt fraudster in past)
Baptist Care
Street to Home
3. Hints of where to go among homeless is spread by "word of mouth"
4. Assertive contacts were made by "Street Connect" to determine who is who what is what etc.
5. Sleeping rough was described as sleeping in the open rather than confined places
Ho Hum...
Name supplied
5 January 2020
(above) A bed use by a homeless person on the walkway between Salsibury McDonald's junk food store and T.A.F.E. Meanwhile, government welfare houses in Salisbury are kept empty by the Housing Trust in reservation for refugees.
On the street
“One out of four police are crooked in S.A., but that’s better than elsewhere where it’s 1 in 2.”
Non-druggie man at the horrible Anglicare pre-Christmas lunch at Elizabeth.
*
Old Graham’s son said walkers tripped over what they thought was a log in Veale Gardens before Christmas. They discovered it was a body covered in ants.
Old Graham’s son said it had been covered in a sweet substance to attract the ants. This was across the road from where Emma Hines’s body was found three years ago. The ants had gotten to her overnight.
Old Graham’s son said a man had been arrested naked while doing dirty things in Veale Gardens. Old Graham’s son said the government is bulldozing the vegetation at Veale Gardens.
*
“I hate Christmas. I’m broke, buying presents, just three, for my daughter.”
A druggie man outside the Anglicare Food Barn at Elizabeth.
*
The Peterswool Road Seventh-day Adventist gave away Haloumi Chips, Bocconcini and Farmhouse half-cream milk on a recent Thursday. It was all edible.
*
Salisbury’s leading shoplifter has returned from a stint at the St Vincent de Paul Night Shelter at Whitmore Square.
*
The hot water heater failed again at the One Voice blue shower truck parked outside the Salvation Army in Pirie Street, Adelaide, on a recent Wednesday.
The recipient of the cold shower said they deliberately turned off the hot water to “get rid of me”. This is not unheard of in welfare. It used to happen at Baptist WestCare.
*
“I was thinking of removing a few roof tiles to let the heat escape,” said a man without airconditioning in his house, outside the Food Barn on a 44⁰C day.
*
Seventh-day Adventist Wayne said at the Victory Church BBQ that ambulances should be driven slower because they cause too many accidents. And what was the rush as they end up ramped outside hospitals.
Steve the Preacher told Wayne that they saved lives on the scene and cited restarting a 17-year-old football player’s heart on the field without the boy suffering brain damage.
Steve also showed Wayne a photo of a baby allergic to food that began eating after being prayed for.
*
The homeless man with the one-year life expectancy ― if he keeps drinking ― went for a holiday to the Adelaide CBD, living on the streets.
*
Max from New South Wales said the Salisbury Aborigines allowed him on their land because his dreaming trail passed through the area.
*
German Marten said that when the Nazi youth slave labour camps were disbanded after World War 2, the sites were re-occupied by Lutheran Church Boys’ Homes.
Marten added that to get cheap inmate labour, the authorities used minor pretexts to put boys in these reformatory institutions. He said they were similar to the Nazi boys’ camps.
Marten escaped and lived in a bombed-out house. In his mind, he still lives in a bombed-out house.
*
A soup kitchen man whose son is a military officer said that Australians aren’t allowed into parts of Darwin, including the harbour, owned by the Chinese.
*
A woman at Kilburn Fred’s Van complained of too many free Christmas parties. Wait until the drought over January, another guest added.
*
A Housing Trust tenant in the suburbs heard someone yelling outside her unattached unit. It was an N.D.I.S. employee shouting a neighbour’s personal details into her phone. The tenant could hear what was being said even while inside her own unit.
*
Guests looked the other way when a client stood before them at a farewell gathering and thanked everyone for helping him. He said he’d gone there to help the clients, but it had backfired and he ended up being helped by the clients.
He also said he’d been a volunteer at a school, but had gotten the sack for cuddling the children. That’s when a strange quiet came over the room. The old man had referred to little children running to him for safety like children used to run to adults.
But in this Woke culture, everything has changed and all men are considered bad, especially white men, and it is prohibited for “males” to comfort little kids in distress. Some men leave any area where children are present for fear of being blamed for something. And the children’s minds have been poisoned in the same way.
The quest to protect children from child molesters has created another aberration.
*
A reputable druggie at Elizabeth left a plate of food on the table at his house then returned a few minutes later to find four rats eating it. He said he’d also awaken during the night to discovered mice running over him.
Another resident had a Python, but it escaped into the attic where it currently eats the mice and rats and will come down when it gets larger.
*
A Salvation Army soldier says that less than ten people attend the Sunday service at the Playford Corps at Elizabeth East. And this is despite providing a free bus to carry old people to and from the church.
Meanwhile, Victory Church at Parafield have multiple services on Sunday, one of which gets up to 560 attendees.
*
An N.D.I.S. employee has arranged for a client to move into her granny flat, mostly filled with storage items.
The extremely frail and physically ill and young female client will get free rent in return for maintaining the house and animals.
*
Gawler Salvation Army has a new building, but gets few clients. Playford Salvation Army in Elizabeth East is busy throughout the day Monday to Friday yet operates from a much lesser building with its two officers suffering chronic exhaustion.
4 January 2020
“One out of four police are crooked in S.A., but that’s better than elsewhere where it’s 1 in 2.”
Non-druggie man at the horrible Anglicare pre-Christmas lunch at Elizabeth.
*
Old Graham’s son said walkers tripped over what they thought was a log in Veale Gardens before Christmas. They discovered it was a body covered in ants.
Old Graham’s son said it had been covered in a sweet substance to attract the ants. This was across the road from where Emma Hines’s body was found three years ago. The ants had gotten to her overnight.
Old Graham’s son said a man had been arrested naked while doing dirty things in Veale Gardens. Old Graham’s son said the government is bulldozing the vegetation at Veale Gardens.
*
“I hate Christmas. I’m broke, buying presents, just three, for my daughter.”
A druggie man outside the Anglicare Food Barn at Elizabeth.
*
The Peterswool Road Seventh-day Adventist gave away Haloumi Chips, Bocconcini and Farmhouse half-cream milk on a recent Thursday. It was all edible.
*
Salisbury’s leading shoplifter has returned from a stint at the St Vincent de Paul Night Shelter at Whitmore Square.
*
The hot water heater failed again at the One Voice blue shower truck parked outside the Salvation Army in Pirie Street, Adelaide, on a recent Wednesday.
The recipient of the cold shower said they deliberately turned off the hot water to “get rid of me”. This is not unheard of in welfare. It used to happen at Baptist WestCare.
*
“I was thinking of removing a few roof tiles to let the heat escape,” said a man without airconditioning in his house, outside the Food Barn on a 44⁰C day.
*
Seventh-day Adventist Wayne said at the Victory Church BBQ that ambulances should be driven slower because they cause too many accidents. And what was the rush as they end up ramped outside hospitals.
Steve the Preacher told Wayne that they saved lives on the scene and cited restarting a 17-year-old football player’s heart on the field without the boy suffering brain damage.
Steve also showed Wayne a photo of a baby allergic to food that began eating after being prayed for.
*
The homeless man with the one-year life expectancy ― if he keeps drinking ― went for a holiday to the Adelaide CBD, living on the streets.
*
Max from New South Wales said the Salisbury Aborigines allowed him on their land because his dreaming trail passed through the area.
*
German Marten said that when the Nazi youth slave labour camps were disbanded after World War 2, the sites were re-occupied by Lutheran Church Boys’ Homes.
Marten added that to get cheap inmate labour, the authorities used minor pretexts to put boys in these reformatory institutions. He said they were similar to the Nazi boys’ camps.
Marten escaped and lived in a bombed-out house. In his mind, he still lives in a bombed-out house.
*
A soup kitchen man whose son is a military officer said that Australians aren’t allowed into parts of Darwin, including the harbour, owned by the Chinese.
*
A woman at Kilburn Fred’s Van complained of too many free Christmas parties. Wait until the drought over January, another guest added.
*
A Housing Trust tenant in the suburbs heard someone yelling outside her unattached unit. It was an N.D.I.S. employee shouting a neighbour’s personal details into her phone. The tenant could hear what was being said even while inside her own unit.
*
Guests looked the other way when a client stood before them at a farewell gathering and thanked everyone for helping him. He said he’d gone there to help the clients, but it had backfired and he ended up being helped by the clients.
He also said he’d been a volunteer at a school, but had gotten the sack for cuddling the children. That’s when a strange quiet came over the room. The old man had referred to little children running to him for safety like children used to run to adults.
But in this Woke culture, everything has changed and all men are considered bad, especially white men, and it is prohibited for “males” to comfort little kids in distress. Some men leave any area where children are present for fear of being blamed for something. And the children’s minds have been poisoned in the same way.
The quest to protect children from child molesters has created another aberration.
*
A reputable druggie at Elizabeth left a plate of food on the table at his house then returned a few minutes later to find four rats eating it. He said he’d also awaken during the night to discovered mice running over him.
Another resident had a Python, but it escaped into the attic where it currently eats the mice and rats and will come down when it gets larger.
*
A Salvation Army soldier says that less than ten people attend the Sunday service at the Playford Corps at Elizabeth East. And this is despite providing a free bus to carry old people to and from the church.
Meanwhile, Victory Church at Parafield have multiple services on Sunday, one of which gets up to 560 attendees.
*
An N.D.I.S. employee has arranged for a client to move into her granny flat, mostly filled with storage items.
The extremely frail and physically ill and young female client will get free rent in return for maintaining the house and animals.
*
Gawler Salvation Army has a new building, but gets few clients. Playford Salvation Army in Elizabeth East is busy throughout the day Monday to Friday yet operates from a much lesser building with its two officers suffering chronic exhaustion.
4 January 2020
(above) More empty sites where the Adelaide Zero Project partners have expelled homeless campers and stolen their bedding and clothing. The campers then end up sleeping on CBD footpaths and in doorways and get urinated upon by others at night. And while this happens, the "partners" on salaries are taking six-week summer holidays. And the Hutt Street Centre, Adelaide Day Centre and Baptist WestCare won't breathe a word of criticism of this practice.
Pam’s friends
Dean the Dresser has shaped up to be an insufficient Carer for Pam with her busted leg and recovery from cancer. Pouring cordial over her head, throwing her tablets over the floor and breaking her bowl of fruit tingles are not the signs of a professional Carer.
Meanwhile, the man who urinates at bus stops has begun buying four forty-smoke packets of cigarettes and smoking them in two days.
Incredibly, Pam’s friends have long life expectancies and plenty of children. They are survivors.
3 January 2019
Dean the Dresser has shaped up to be an insufficient Carer for Pam with her busted leg and recovery from cancer. Pouring cordial over her head, throwing her tablets over the floor and breaking her bowl of fruit tingles are not the signs of a professional Carer.
Meanwhile, the man who urinates at bus stops has begun buying four forty-smoke packets of cigarettes and smoking them in two days.
Incredibly, Pam’s friends have long life expectancies and plenty of children. They are survivors.
3 January 2019
(above) A Modbury Lifepoint church Christmas hamper for single people. It was all new stuff and nothing old from Food Bank. A member of the huge Lifepoint church congregation said you can't take anything with you when you die, but you can leave a legacy of kindness to others.
Elizabeth East Salvation Army food queue
The Army gives free food at their Playford Corps building on Kinkaid Road, Elizabeth East.
The doors are opened at 9:30am on Fridays when groups of four clients are given entry to the food room at two or three-minute intervals. Those at the front of the queue get the best bread, vegetables and grocery items.
To be the first allowed entry, one must arrive outside the front door by 6:10am. By 8:00am, there are 19 in the queue and by 8:30am, there are 34. The queue may reach 70 by opening time at 9:30am with those at the end standing in the rain or sun.
This isn’t a necessarily negative scenario as the queue becomes a social environment for those arriving early and who might otherwise sit alone at home nearly 24-hours a day. It also rewards those most desperate. But it does create a problem for frail and elderly people such as Pat Tickman, 86.
Peterswool Road Seventh-day Adventist church on the other side of Fremont Park has a different system. Each person is given a random number from 1 to 10. There are six tickets for each number. When a number is picked from the hat, the group of six clients with that number go into the food room. It’s a lottery.
Salvation Army Elizabeth East
39 Kinkaid Road, Elizabeth East.
Fridays 11:00am to 12:30pm. Free. Decent toilets.
Barbecued sausages, onions, vegetables, sauce, homemade soup, bottled water and coffee.
No I.D. or registration required. Free vegetables and bread from 9:30am to 10:00am. Quite good. Sometimes coffee. Free fruit and vegetables available intermittently in Op Shop. No I.D. needed. Better bags of groceries and gift cards require interview via appointment with current I.D. not necessarily a Centrelink Card. No appointment needed on Fridays.
2 January 2020
The doors are opened at 9:30am on Fridays when groups of four clients are given entry to the food room at two or three-minute intervals. Those at the front of the queue get the best bread, vegetables and grocery items.
To be the first allowed entry, one must arrive outside the front door by 6:10am. By 8:00am, there are 19 in the queue and by 8:30am, there are 34. The queue may reach 70 by opening time at 9:30am with those at the end standing in the rain or sun.
This isn’t a necessarily negative scenario as the queue becomes a social environment for those arriving early and who might otherwise sit alone at home nearly 24-hours a day. It also rewards those most desperate. But it does create a problem for frail and elderly people such as Pat Tickman, 86.
Peterswool Road Seventh-day Adventist church on the other side of Fremont Park has a different system. Each person is given a random number from 1 to 10. There are six tickets for each number. When a number is picked from the hat, the group of six clients with that number go into the food room. It’s a lottery.
Salvation Army Elizabeth East
39 Kinkaid Road, Elizabeth East.
Fridays 11:00am to 12:30pm. Free. Decent toilets.
Barbecued sausages, onions, vegetables, sauce, homemade soup, bottled water and coffee.
No I.D. or registration required. Free vegetables and bread from 9:30am to 10:00am. Quite good. Sometimes coffee. Free fruit and vegetables available intermittently in Op Shop. No I.D. needed. Better bags of groceries and gift cards require interview via appointment with current I.D. not necessarily a Centrelink Card. No appointment needed on Fridays.
2 January 2020
(above) Free Christmas food hamper from Playford Community Fund. It was all within the Best By or Use By dates except for one item. This was for single people. Families with children got more.
On the Street
Let’s hope that Heart and Soul is able to turn up on their scheduled Wednesdays at 7:00pm at the Masonic Hall on Phillip Highway, Elizabeth South.
It isn’t enough to advise the previous week’s clients or those on the private facebook page that they won't be turning up due to the Mason's renting the hall.
*
“Strange, very strange,” an upright young man in shorts and carrying a little girl said while walking past an Elizabeth Food Barn customer wearing a flannelette shirt and baggy 1950’s trousers on a 44C degree day.
*
Food Bank hides its salvaged produce behind roller doors at the Pooraka Markets to perhaps prevent fruit insects from migrating to the fresh produce sold by the growers and wholesalers.
*
These are sad days after the media coverage of Christmas cheer put on by the charities when the actuality is that most joints shut down for varying periods over the holiday period.
*
Two elderly women volunteers scowled when a client left the Elizabeth Food Barn Waye Café having only half-finished his breakfast of beans on toast.
*
UnitingSA at Port Adelaide were giving away coffee and cheese at their Family Centre near the AngliPrison. One man said he got a garbage bag of “really nice stuff”, which might have come from the leftovers from the disability pre-Christmas party at Regency Park the previous day.
*
An elderly man said he came to the Food Barn at Christmas because he felt “down”. He added that his vagabond brother’s body lay for two months in the morgue while the government searched for someone to pay for the burial. The dead guy ended up in the Alice Springs cemetery, not a bad place.
*
The neighbour who allegedly poured petrol on Ken Little’s lawn at Elizabeth Grove phoned the police saying the Kill Box Lady was fighting with her daughter and others.
The police arrived and the Kill Box Lady, 90, showed the police her quiet and empty unit. There was no fighting.
*
The next delivery of Oz Harvest rotting vegetables to the Service-to-Youth work-for-the-dole joint at 27 Enterprise Road, Elizabeth East will be on Tuesday, 7 January 2020 at about 1:00pm.
*
“I know a few dealers in Salisbury, one near the school.”
Druggie woman at a free food venue.
1 January 2020
Let’s hope that Heart and Soul is able to turn up on their scheduled Wednesdays at 7:00pm at the Masonic Hall on Phillip Highway, Elizabeth South.
It isn’t enough to advise the previous week’s clients or those on the private facebook page that they won't be turning up due to the Mason's renting the hall.
*
“Strange, very strange,” an upright young man in shorts and carrying a little girl said while walking past an Elizabeth Food Barn customer wearing a flannelette shirt and baggy 1950’s trousers on a 44C degree day.
*
Food Bank hides its salvaged produce behind roller doors at the Pooraka Markets to perhaps prevent fruit insects from migrating to the fresh produce sold by the growers and wholesalers.
*
These are sad days after the media coverage of Christmas cheer put on by the charities when the actuality is that most joints shut down for varying periods over the holiday period.
*
Two elderly women volunteers scowled when a client left the Elizabeth Food Barn Waye Café having only half-finished his breakfast of beans on toast.
*
UnitingSA at Port Adelaide were giving away coffee and cheese at their Family Centre near the AngliPrison. One man said he got a garbage bag of “really nice stuff”, which might have come from the leftovers from the disability pre-Christmas party at Regency Park the previous day.
*
An elderly man said he came to the Food Barn at Christmas because he felt “down”. He added that his vagabond brother’s body lay for two months in the morgue while the government searched for someone to pay for the burial. The dead guy ended up in the Alice Springs cemetery, not a bad place.
*
The neighbour who allegedly poured petrol on Ken Little’s lawn at Elizabeth Grove phoned the police saying the Kill Box Lady was fighting with her daughter and others.
The police arrived and the Kill Box Lady, 90, showed the police her quiet and empty unit. There was no fighting.
*
The next delivery of Oz Harvest rotting vegetables to the Service-to-Youth work-for-the-dole joint at 27 Enterprise Road, Elizabeth East will be on Tuesday, 7 January 2020 at about 1:00pm.
*
“I know a few dealers in Salisbury, one near the school.”
Druggie woman at a free food venue.
1 January 2020
(above) Wendy from the Elizabeth library delivering talking books to a blind and slightly deaf Anglicare tenant. On her previous visit, Wendy heard the weak calls of another tenant, 92, who had fallen during the night and couldn't get up. She called an ambulance.
The Rundle Spy reports
“Woolworths Rundle Mall still has full box crates of "donated food" near main checkout area several days after holiday.
Why are these not being given to the
Poors Peoples...
Littles Peoples.
Could there be
Bigs Peoples...
Pigs Peoples !”
The Rundle Spy
31 December 2019
“Woolworths Rundle Mall still has full box crates of "donated food" near main checkout area several days after holiday.
Why are these not being given to the
Poors Peoples...
Littles Peoples.
Could there be
Bigs Peoples...
Pigs Peoples !”
The Rundle Spy
31 December 2019
The hardest month for living outside
January is the hardest month for those living outside, at least for those who use services provided for the “homeless”.
At Salisbury, Fred’s Van is back in operation on the 5th of January so it was closed for just one week. However, the Salisbury Uniting Church (near the Ice dealer’s house) weekly meal is closed until early February 2020 as is the Victory Church BBQ.
Similarly, the free dinners on Saturdays at the Magdalene Church hall in Moore Street, Adelaide and City Salvos have ceased until February. The Pilgrim Church free café is closed until 20 January 2020. Mary’s Kitchen at Glenelg is finished until early February 2020. Aldinga Fred’s Van is closed until the 31st of January 2020.
These are a few examples of many across Adelaide where services to the poorest are withdrawn as if they are luxuries not be missed. This is not to blame those who provide their labour and food for free, but simply to state a reality.
And there isn’t any Code Red or Code Blue type of alert for this. It’s what the government doesn’t want the general population to know.
31 December 2020
January is the hardest month for those living outside, at least for those who use services provided for the “homeless”.
At Salisbury, Fred’s Van is back in operation on the 5th of January so it was closed for just one week. However, the Salisbury Uniting Church (near the Ice dealer’s house) weekly meal is closed until early February 2020 as is the Victory Church BBQ.
Similarly, the free dinners on Saturdays at the Magdalene Church hall in Moore Street, Adelaide and City Salvos have ceased until February. The Pilgrim Church free café is closed until 20 January 2020. Mary’s Kitchen at Glenelg is finished until early February 2020. Aldinga Fred’s Van is closed until the 31st of January 2020.
These are a few examples of many across Adelaide where services to the poorest are withdrawn as if they are luxuries not be missed. This is not to blame those who provide their labour and food for free, but simply to state a reality.
And there isn’t any Code Red or Code Blue type of alert for this. It’s what the government doesn’t want the general population to know.
31 December 2020
From the Anonymous Contact page
"A reliable source within a charity said the Housing Trust (South Australian Housing Authority) is getting rid of Caucasian tenants to make room for “refugees”."
What about Anglos Francos Italianos Nordics Huns etc ?
(other varieties of Whitey)
CAUCASIAN really means those from
CAUCasus regions of West ASIA
such as Slavs Cossacks Khazars Bulgars Serbs etc.
Are other Whities / Honkies also being targeted ?
Whitie Honkie
31 December 2019
"A reliable source within a charity said the Housing Trust (South Australian Housing Authority) is getting rid of Caucasian tenants to make room for “refugees”."
What about Anglos Francos Italianos Nordics Huns etc ?
(other varieties of Whitey)
CAUCASIAN really means those from
CAUCasus regions of West ASIA
such as Slavs Cossacks Khazars Bulgars Serbs etc.
Are other Whities / Honkies also being targeted ?
Whitie Honkie
31 December 2019
(above) Products contained in food hampers given to an Adelaide woman who then gave most of it to a man in greater need. Redistribution is a not always understood phenomena in the underclass charity scene.
Sniffer dog at Hutt Street Centre
A police car with its lights flashing was outside the Hutt Street Centre this morning while officers went inside with at least one “tracker dog”.
30 December 2019
A police car with its lights flashing was outside the Hutt Street Centre this morning while officers went inside with at least one “tracker dog”.
30 December 2019
Argument over roast chickens
in rubbish bin
Two men living in their vans argued over roast chickens in a supermarket rubbish bin in a mid-north SA town. A third bin scavenger saw them and told them from which bins to obtain bread, newspapers and milk. And where to get a shower and do their laundry. And petrol cards.
They were happy with this information, during a heat wave at Christmas when most homeless services shut down.
The Night Talker
30 December 2019
They were happy with this information, during a heat wave at Christmas when most homeless services shut down.
The Night Talker
30 December 2019
(above) Skin care products included in a hamper for women. Such products in hampers range from harsh rubbish to extremely expensive and high quality creams.
Orange Sky turns up to Fred’s Van Salisbury
Orange Sky Laundry was back at the Institute hall on the last Fred’s Van meal of the year. One of their best customers from yesterday also arrived, but without laundry. He’d worked in a car factory then when replaced by robots, spent his severance fortune on women and decadence. Now, he lives in a rooming house.
Another old man drove up, but was too disabled to get out of his car so he left. He’d needed encouragement, but no one offered it. There was a sad mood amongst us sitting in the hot sun waiting for the doors to open. Robert and another man talked about hernias and cancer and compared scars.
Vietnamese David served coffee in the foyer rather than the hall to more room for chairs and tables. There was a full house, but it wasn’t overcrowded. Homeless people frequently stay away from underclass Christmas events that draw too many questions and too many looks of pity. Most of the usual druggies weren’t there. A dealer might have offered new supplies.
The tables were covered in Christmas decorations and bowls of seafood extender. What that is is anyone’s guess, but some at our table liked it. The rest of the meal included three types of pure meat and a cheesecake dessert of high quality.
I changed tables when two foreigners ridiculed two old Australian men, one of whom is homeless and dying, and as the conversation became increasingly desultory. They meant no harm, but nearly everyone in the hall was severely disabled and open to ridicule.
The sex maniac complained to serving staff that German Marten was taking too much. A female volunteer said, “We can’t do anything about it.”
There were limited presents, one of which was obtained by Marten who gave it to a friend’s child.
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station). 6:00pm Sunday. Soup, good main meal, Maranello pizzas, excellent pasta, dessert, coffee and lousy takeaways. Free. No I.D. required. Overcrowded and rushed. Free Orange Sky laundry 4:30-6:30pm if they turn up. Fascinating people. Beautiful stone building. Huge surveillance cameras. Slightly filthy toilets. Decent staff.
30 December 2019
Another old man drove up, but was too disabled to get out of his car so he left. He’d needed encouragement, but no one offered it. There was a sad mood amongst us sitting in the hot sun waiting for the doors to open. Robert and another man talked about hernias and cancer and compared scars.
Vietnamese David served coffee in the foyer rather than the hall to more room for chairs and tables. There was a full house, but it wasn’t overcrowded. Homeless people frequently stay away from underclass Christmas events that draw too many questions and too many looks of pity. Most of the usual druggies weren’t there. A dealer might have offered new supplies.
The tables were covered in Christmas decorations and bowls of seafood extender. What that is is anyone’s guess, but some at our table liked it. The rest of the meal included three types of pure meat and a cheesecake dessert of high quality.
I changed tables when two foreigners ridiculed two old Australian men, one of whom is homeless and dying, and as the conversation became increasingly desultory. They meant no harm, but nearly everyone in the hall was severely disabled and open to ridicule.
The sex maniac complained to serving staff that German Marten was taking too much. A female volunteer said, “We can’t do anything about it.”
There were limited presents, one of which was obtained by Marten who gave it to a friend’s child.
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station). 6:00pm Sunday. Soup, good main meal, Maranello pizzas, excellent pasta, dessert, coffee and lousy takeaways. Free. No I.D. required. Overcrowded and rushed. Free Orange Sky laundry 4:30-6:30pm if they turn up. Fascinating people. Beautiful stone building. Huge surveillance cameras. Slightly filthy toilets. Decent staff.
30 December 2019
(above) List of items for large Christmas hamper from St Vincent de Paul Society in Adelaide 2019.
Victory Church BBQ finished
until February
The church’s free BBQ at Salisbury railway station has been stopped until February 2020.
Rumours going around are that the church has pulled the plug subject to reevaluation; or that the Salsibury Council have refused to license the service due too many reports of violence from weird clients.
We don’t know.
Victory Church free barbecue
Sausages, bread, onions, sauce, coffee, sugary buns, coffee, cordial.
Fridays 5:45 to at least 8:30pm. Free. A wide range of clients, not just alcoholics.
On the footpath between the Stockade Hotel carpark and the Salisbury railway station.
Near the corner of John and Gawler Streets, Salisbury.
They might run out of hot water by 7:30pm. Church people bless and pray for those who want it. Constant array of interesting people passing through. A refreshing event. Mosquitoes. Cold in winter.
29 December 2019
Rumours going around are that the church has pulled the plug subject to reevaluation; or that the Salsibury Council have refused to license the service due too many reports of violence from weird clients.
We don’t know.
Victory Church free barbecue
Sausages, bread, onions, sauce, coffee, sugary buns, coffee, cordial.
Fridays 5:45 to at least 8:30pm. Free. A wide range of clients, not just alcoholics.
On the footpath between the Stockade Hotel carpark and the Salisbury railway station.
Near the corner of John and Gawler Streets, Salisbury.
They might run out of hot water by 7:30pm. Church people bless and pray for those who want it. Constant array of interesting people passing through. A refreshing event. Mosquitoes. Cold in winter.
29 December 2019
On the street
A volunteer and financial backer at a free food venue reported that growers at Angle Vale say they’ve offered Food Bank fresh second grade tomatoes in large quantities. Food Bank refused their offer and instead hands out rotten tomatoes collected from supermarket throw-outs.
So, the growers are giving these good tomatoes and a dozen other fruits and vegetables to an independent free food operator who gives them to us.
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The CK Hub on St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide held their annual Christmas gathering. The charge was ten-dollars. The room was packed. The food cost $300, the Chef $100.
When the organisers counted the money put in the collection box, there was just $115.
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An old man said he took a photograph of a woman stealing stuff from the Savers Red Nose donation bin at the back of the shop at Tea Tree Plaza shopping centre.
The thief said she had permission, but when the old man said he’d give the photographs to the police, she left.
It was a morally ambiguous act on his part as Savers is owned by an American investment company that links itself to a charity as cover for its operation.
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Dr “AJ” Jefferis from Our Street Family Matters has been up late at night making preserves for her clients from a new source of fresh fruit and vegetables that Food Bank won’t pick up.
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If you want to experience a confusing answer, ask staff at any Salvation Army corps the difference between Salvos stores and Thrift stores and whether one is operated by contractors who give a share of the profits to the Army while the other is operated by the Army itself.
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Fair-skinned woman formerly known as Sparkes was recently sitting for an extended period in the sun on a 42⁰C day at the bus interchange at the Marion shopping centre. She looked unhappy, but she’s incredibly tough.
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A man in the homeless scene left his girlfriend because she liked too much “esoteric” sex. She has a good personality, but it was the sex thing that bothered him.
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A reliable source within a charity said the Housing Trust (South Australian Housing Authority) is getting rid of Caucasian tenants to make room for “refugees”.
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A white fella soup kitchen man who married a Chinese farmer straight from China says she is a good wife, but he has trouble communicating with her as she won’t or cannot learn English. However, she happily communicates with her Chinese friends, in Chinese.
29 December 2019
A volunteer and financial backer at a free food venue reported that growers at Angle Vale say they’ve offered Food Bank fresh second grade tomatoes in large quantities. Food Bank refused their offer and instead hands out rotten tomatoes collected from supermarket throw-outs.
So, the growers are giving these good tomatoes and a dozen other fruits and vegetables to an independent free food operator who gives them to us.
*
The CK Hub on St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide held their annual Christmas gathering. The charge was ten-dollars. The room was packed. The food cost $300, the Chef $100.
When the organisers counted the money put in the collection box, there was just $115.
*
An old man said he took a photograph of a woman stealing stuff from the Savers Red Nose donation bin at the back of the shop at Tea Tree Plaza shopping centre.
The thief said she had permission, but when the old man said he’d give the photographs to the police, she left.
It was a morally ambiguous act on his part as Savers is owned by an American investment company that links itself to a charity as cover for its operation.
*
Dr “AJ” Jefferis from Our Street Family Matters has been up late at night making preserves for her clients from a new source of fresh fruit and vegetables that Food Bank won’t pick up.
*
If you want to experience a confusing answer, ask staff at any Salvation Army corps the difference between Salvos stores and Thrift stores and whether one is operated by contractors who give a share of the profits to the Army while the other is operated by the Army itself.
*
Fair-skinned woman formerly known as Sparkes was recently sitting for an extended period in the sun on a 42⁰C day at the bus interchange at the Marion shopping centre. She looked unhappy, but she’s incredibly tough.
*
A man in the homeless scene left his girlfriend because she liked too much “esoteric” sex. She has a good personality, but it was the sex thing that bothered him.
*
A reliable source within a charity said the Housing Trust (South Australian Housing Authority) is getting rid of Caucasian tenants to make room for “refugees”.
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A white fella soup kitchen man who married a Chinese farmer straight from China says she is a good wife, but he has trouble communicating with her as she won’t or cannot learn English. However, she happily communicates with her Chinese friends, in Chinese.
29 December 2019
(above) Recipient of this St Vincent de Paul Christmas hamper took only what she wanted and left the rest. Note the purchase cards.
Not a huge crowd at Hope Chapel Christmas party at Gawler
One of the guests explained that some of the usual crowd were absent due to a shipment of M.D.M.A. (Ecstasy) having reached Gawler, and that the comrades were otherwise preoccupied.
A few druggies did turn up including a man with what appeared to be his lips tattooed black on the inside and outside and with either no teeth or black teeth. Or maybe it was black lipstick and he was a game player. Anyway, he was the guest with the best costume.
One of Gawler’s leading house breakers and muggers passed by, but didn’t come inside.
Us old hands watched the usual suspects grab huge amounts of free stuff, returning over and over to the children’s gift table. They hid the presents in bags then went back a second and third time pretending it was their first visit. It was embarrassing.
The free meal included cold pork, potato salad, cold water, soft drinks, Coleslaw, buns and margarine followed by trifle and other desserts. It was all made from fresh quality ingredients with nothing from Food Bank.
Despite the low numbers, there weren’t enough tables for everyone and some people sat on the floor. Both the guests and the Hope Chapel crowd were pleasant company including the black mouth fellow.
The next free BBQ at Gawler West is at 6:00pm on Friday the 3rd of January 2020.
Gawler Hope Chapel Food Truck
Corner of Myall and Britton Streets, Gawler West
1st Friday of each month from 6:30pm to 7:30pm. Fresh yiros or sausages, coffee and sweet buns. Food is fresh and not from Food Bank. Tables and chairs and a generator on the grass. Child friendly. No salt and pepper.
Free. No I.D. or registration required. Everything is clean.
Late 28 December 2019
A few druggies did turn up including a man with what appeared to be his lips tattooed black on the inside and outside and with either no teeth or black teeth. Or maybe it was black lipstick and he was a game player. Anyway, he was the guest with the best costume.
One of Gawler’s leading house breakers and muggers passed by, but didn’t come inside.
Us old hands watched the usual suspects grab huge amounts of free stuff, returning over and over to the children’s gift table. They hid the presents in bags then went back a second and third time pretending it was their first visit. It was embarrassing.
The free meal included cold pork, potato salad, cold water, soft drinks, Coleslaw, buns and margarine followed by trifle and other desserts. It was all made from fresh quality ingredients with nothing from Food Bank.
Despite the low numbers, there weren’t enough tables for everyone and some people sat on the floor. Both the guests and the Hope Chapel crowd were pleasant company including the black mouth fellow.
The next free BBQ at Gawler West is at 6:00pm on Friday the 3rd of January 2020.
Gawler Hope Chapel Food Truck
Corner of Myall and Britton Streets, Gawler West
1st Friday of each month from 6:30pm to 7:30pm. Fresh yiros or sausages, coffee and sweet buns. Food is fresh and not from Food Bank. Tables and chairs and a generator on the grass. Child friendly. No salt and pepper.
Free. No I.D. or registration required. Everything is clean.
Late 28 December 2019
Housing Trust Park Terrace Gilberton
“HELL I AM HERE
i_am_here@hell.iottlodge.hsa.sa.gov.au
Hot temperatures and blazing fires improved life for many of us at
Housing SA Hostile Hostel for Homeless
HELLIOTT LODGE Gilberton
There has been a definite decrease in
LOUD BOOM BOX RAGING BIKER RAP CRAP NOISE / ATTACKS
COMBINED POLICE AMBULANCE EMERGENCY VISITS
Perhaps the fires and heat have melted the ICE (methylamphetamine)
that addicts seem to thrive and survive on.
Thanks to this blog for any attention given SAGOV inept management of public housing / prison housing / housing for the criminally insane / detention illegals / savages etc.”
LOL
XOX
Late 28 December 2019
“HELL I AM HERE
i_am_here@hell.iottlodge.hsa.sa.gov.au
Hot temperatures and blazing fires improved life for many of us at
Housing SA Hostile Hostel for Homeless
HELLIOTT LODGE Gilberton
There has been a definite decrease in
LOUD BOOM BOX RAGING BIKER RAP CRAP NOISE / ATTACKS
COMBINED POLICE AMBULANCE EMERGENCY VISITS
Perhaps the fires and heat have melted the ICE (methylamphetamine)
that addicts seem to thrive and survive on.
Thanks to this blog for any attention given SAGOV inept management of public housing / prison housing / housing for the criminally insane / detention illegals / savages etc.”
LOL
XOX
Late 28 December 2019
(above) The Church of Christ on Ashfield Road at Elizabeth near where Nathan Clarke was murdered earlier this year. The church offers a free lunch on 25 December and hosts Faith Works free giveaways on occasional Saturdays at 10:00am. Don't worry about showering.
Horse Trainer Lady shames us at the Lutheran Ark
They hid the donation tin for the last event of the year. The luminaries of the homeless and soup kitchen scene were there including The Eskimo Lady and her dodgy companion, Stormy Summer’s ex-boyfriend, Mick and Denise, the Activist Vegetarian, Old Val, Beck and Peter, Daisy, the Horse Trainer Lady and Sharon.
Barkuma Peter put on a red suit and gave away toffees. Cecelia wasn’t there as she is ensconced in the Aldersgate nursing home in Felixstow. People disappear and we never see them again. A new fellow was dressed in black and wore dark sunglasses and a black hat.
Mick and Denise are still in a bad way from being hit by a car outside a hospital.
A few people asked No-shower Sharon what she was doing on Christmas Day. “Home Alone,” she replied to each of them. We slunk away from her, but near the front door of the Lutheran Ark, the Horse Trainer Lady asked the same question of Sharon. Then, in response, the Horse Trainer Lady offered to drive her somewhere on Christmas day. Where, I didn’t hear. She took Sharon’s address and said she’d be around at a certain time.
You can observe the Horse Trainer Lady collecting ten-cent cans from rubbish bins in the late evenings in the northern suburbs. She raises the ire of others when she grabs lots at soup kitchens, but others know her as a helper of the desperate on the street. A woman who carries sandwiches and other food to give away.
Salisbury Lutheran Church (The Ark)
cnr of Winzor Street and Waterloo Corner Road, Salisbury. Ph 8281 2976. Clean toilets.
Free meal once a month on Saturdays at 5:00pm. Dates for 2020 are January 25, February 29, March 28, April 25, May 30, June 27, July 25, August 29, September 26, October 31, November 28, December 19.
27 December 2019
Barkuma Peter put on a red suit and gave away toffees. Cecelia wasn’t there as she is ensconced in the Aldersgate nursing home in Felixstow. People disappear and we never see them again. A new fellow was dressed in black and wore dark sunglasses and a black hat.
Mick and Denise are still in a bad way from being hit by a car outside a hospital.
A few people asked No-shower Sharon what she was doing on Christmas Day. “Home Alone,” she replied to each of them. We slunk away from her, but near the front door of the Lutheran Ark, the Horse Trainer Lady asked the same question of Sharon. Then, in response, the Horse Trainer Lady offered to drive her somewhere on Christmas day. Where, I didn’t hear. She took Sharon’s address and said she’d be around at a certain time.
You can observe the Horse Trainer Lady collecting ten-cent cans from rubbish bins in the late evenings in the northern suburbs. She raises the ire of others when she grabs lots at soup kitchens, but others know her as a helper of the desperate on the street. A woman who carries sandwiches and other food to give away.
Salisbury Lutheran Church (The Ark)
cnr of Winzor Street and Waterloo Corner Road, Salisbury. Ph 8281 2976. Clean toilets.
Free meal once a month on Saturdays at 5:00pm. Dates for 2020 are January 25, February 29, March 28, April 25, May 30, June 27, July 25, August 29, September 26, October 31, November 28, December 19.
27 December 2019
School girls at derro’s
Christmas lunch
14At least a dozen West Lakes school girls got off the bus where that curly-haired drug dealer sold and traded prescription drugs. He moved his operation to the back of Cash Converters when the government reduced buses on Military Road. The girls carried boxes of breakfast cereal and other items. It was cringeworthy, but at least they weren’t peddling drugs.
They came into the St Bede’s hall and sang four Christmas carols then sat with us. Their moods ranged from nervous, disgust at being around us freaks or relaxed and enjoying the game.
Some of us felt humiliated, but others were happy of the visit as we’ve been shunned by most of society. Like when a hostel resident walked on a footpath towards a parent and child and the parent pulled the kid to the opposite side of where the hostel man passed.
These school girls will do a repeat performance next year, too.
The man who got kicked out of his rental property six-months ago still lives in his car. He pays $500 a month storing his belongings, which were the cause of him getting kicked out. He’s trapped. So much for that Adelaide Zero Project propaganda.
Another guest talked about friends constantly asking for money and one who’d arrived after a car smash and left blood in her bath tub.
Another man spent the night in front of his house swearing at neighbours until the authorities took him away.
The gifts and bags weren’t much good though some contained $38 tubes of skin care cream. One guest said the body wash soap was higher quality than bar soap. Another said he’d wanted a cannister of grizzly bear repellent.
Jack Kelso and two other Rotary men showed up. Jack’s friends looked like real derelicts, but it might have been their age that gave that impression. Rotary is generous to St Bede’s.
Mormon Malcolm stood in front of the assembled crowd and said he originally came to St Bede’s to help us, but it backfired. We helped him. He said other things that aren’t printable.
There weren’t any speeches by bureaucrats nor was that horrible Anglicare photographer present. What we could have done with was a few new people to spice things up.
St Bede’s is closed over the holiday period and will reopen on Tuesday the 14th of January 2020.
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall
200 Military Road, Semaphore (near Semaphore Road)
8:30am - 10:30am Tuesday and Wednesday. Everything free.
Hamburgers or sausages, bacon, eggs, baked beans, toasted ham and cheese sandwiches, yoghurt, cereals, slices of fruit and biscuits. Takeaway crackers, noodles, limited fruit and vegetables. Tea, coffee and Milo.
Table tennis.
Inadequate, but clean toilets, excellent staff.
Ice dealers not tolerated. Free stuff on stage in hall.
27 December 2019
They came into the St Bede’s hall and sang four Christmas carols then sat with us. Their moods ranged from nervous, disgust at being around us freaks or relaxed and enjoying the game.
Some of us felt humiliated, but others were happy of the visit as we’ve been shunned by most of society. Like when a hostel resident walked on a footpath towards a parent and child and the parent pulled the kid to the opposite side of where the hostel man passed.
These school girls will do a repeat performance next year, too.
The man who got kicked out of his rental property six-months ago still lives in his car. He pays $500 a month storing his belongings, which were the cause of him getting kicked out. He’s trapped. So much for that Adelaide Zero Project propaganda.
Another guest talked about friends constantly asking for money and one who’d arrived after a car smash and left blood in her bath tub.
Another man spent the night in front of his house swearing at neighbours until the authorities took him away.
The gifts and bags weren’t much good though some contained $38 tubes of skin care cream. One guest said the body wash soap was higher quality than bar soap. Another said he’d wanted a cannister of grizzly bear repellent.
Jack Kelso and two other Rotary men showed up. Jack’s friends looked like real derelicts, but it might have been their age that gave that impression. Rotary is generous to St Bede’s.
Mormon Malcolm stood in front of the assembled crowd and said he originally came to St Bede’s to help us, but it backfired. We helped him. He said other things that aren’t printable.
There weren’t any speeches by bureaucrats nor was that horrible Anglicare photographer present. What we could have done with was a few new people to spice things up.
St Bede’s is closed over the holiday period and will reopen on Tuesday the 14th of January 2020.
St Bede’s Anglican Church Hall
200 Military Road, Semaphore (near Semaphore Road)
8:30am - 10:30am Tuesday and Wednesday. Everything free.
Hamburgers or sausages, bacon, eggs, baked beans, toasted ham and cheese sandwiches, yoghurt, cereals, slices of fruit and biscuits. Takeaway crackers, noodles, limited fruit and vegetables. Tea, coffee and Milo.
Table tennis.
Inadequate, but clean toilets, excellent staff.
Ice dealers not tolerated. Free stuff on stage in hall.
27 December 2019
(above) The employees' entrance at the Anglicare building at 82 Gilbert Street, Adelaide. Working for the Anglican church's welfare arm requires a strict adhesion to Woke ideology.
Free lunches on Christmas Day in the city of Adelaide
Hutt Street Centre: Free lunch and gifts on Christmas Day. Lunch starts about 11:30 (but you can turn up much earlier) then ends at 1:00pm sharp. Entry might be much earlier giving street people a chance to use the showers. No registration or I.D. required for Christmas lunch. Celebrities often appear. Even a rare Catholic priest. Most regular day staff are absent. The address is 258 Hutt Street, Adelaide. Open to everyone. Lots of ruffians, but everyone is on best behaviour on Christmas Day.
Baptist Westcare: Free lunch and gifts on Christmas Day. Open from 9:30am to 12:00noon approximately. Best to arrive early. No registration or I.D. required. Open to everyone. Real street people here. The address is Miller’s Court near Whitmore Square.
The Pilgrim Church also usually hosts the Angels of Adelaide Christmas Day meal including takeaway bags, health checks and haircuts. It starts about 4:30pm, but maybe a bit earlier. Free, no bookings required.
St Lukes Church at Whitmore Square: They start around 12:00noon on Christmas Day with plenty of valuable gifts. No I.D. or registration required. Just turn up. Goes until about 2:30pm. Near 400 people turn up. Ph 8231 4149. All free.
25 December 2019
Baptist Westcare: Free lunch and gifts on Christmas Day. Open from 9:30am to 12:00noon approximately. Best to arrive early. No registration or I.D. required. Open to everyone. Real street people here. The address is Miller’s Court near Whitmore Square.
The Pilgrim Church also usually hosts the Angels of Adelaide Christmas Day meal including takeaway bags, health checks and haircuts. It starts about 4:30pm, but maybe a bit earlier. Free, no bookings required.
St Lukes Church at Whitmore Square: They start around 12:00noon on Christmas Day with plenty of valuable gifts. No I.D. or registration required. Just turn up. Goes until about 2:30pm. Near 400 people turn up. Ph 8231 4149. All free.
25 December 2019
Cos We Care forging ahead
during holiday period
Unlike some of the big money homeless charities, Cos We Care continues through the holiday period at Elizabeth and in the city.
Cos We Care
Car Park No. 1 at Fremont Park, York Town Road, Elizabeth
7:30am to 9:00am Saturdays. Free. Hot food and coffee, bread, fruit and vegetables, sweet buns. No registration or I.D. required. Genuine Elizabeth-style clients.
Also on Sunday on the Corner of Hutt Street and South Terrace, Adelaide.
7:30am – 9:00am. Free hot food and coffee, cakes, fruit and vegetables, cereal, frozen milk, used clothing. Unlike Hutt Street Centre, they don’t require I.D. for the Eternal Shame File.
25 December 2019
Cos We Care
Car Park No. 1 at Fremont Park, York Town Road, Elizabeth
7:30am to 9:00am Saturdays. Free. Hot food and coffee, bread, fruit and vegetables, sweet buns. No registration or I.D. required. Genuine Elizabeth-style clients.
Also on Sunday on the Corner of Hutt Street and South Terrace, Adelaide.
7:30am – 9:00am. Free hot food and coffee, cakes, fruit and vegetables, cereal, frozen milk, used clothing. Unlike Hutt Street Centre, they don’t require I.D. for the Eternal Shame File.
25 December 2019
Port Church dead husband talk
It was a 25-minute lecture by an old woman for other women. It was about losing her husband when he was young and recovering from the loss.
It got more interesting when she told that her granddaughter was taken from her life as a child then returned 17 years later and discovered her grandmother had bought her a present for Christmas each year and saved them.
The old girl talked like Adam Tretheway when he was at Mary’s Kitchen. When others in the audience continued talking he would very quietly ask for their attention. He would not raise his voice.
Two retired members of a leading motorcycle were in the audience, not drug dealers, but retired professionals.
The man and woman who provide fish for the meal were back with more King George whiting.
Neita was unhappy due to antagonism caused when she called a man a paedophile. Neita has a limited vocabularly. Church people were watching the situation closely and said they won’t allow intimidation of anyone. This is different from Fred’s Van where if a person is attacked, he or she is at the mercy of bystanders to offer help. Forget the staff, forget the cameras, forget the police.
The Port Church free social meals are finished until the first Wednesday of the first 2020 school term.
The Port Church (Baptist)
47 Carnarvon Terrace, Largs North. (Le Fevre Baptist Church)
Wednesdays 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Baptist. Bit of religious yelling.
Free dinner, free new clothing and takeaway fruit. vegetables and bread.
No I.D. or registration requirements. Inspiring. Open during school terms.
Phone 0414 693 218 to get on their message list. No Ice Dealers.
25 December 2019
It was a 25-minute lecture by an old woman for other women. It was about losing her husband when he was young and recovering from the loss.
It got more interesting when she told that her granddaughter was taken from her life as a child then returned 17 years later and discovered her grandmother had bought her a present for Christmas each year and saved them.
The old girl talked like Adam Tretheway when he was at Mary’s Kitchen. When others in the audience continued talking he would very quietly ask for their attention. He would not raise his voice.
Two retired members of a leading motorcycle were in the audience, not drug dealers, but retired professionals.
The man and woman who provide fish for the meal were back with more King George whiting.
Neita was unhappy due to antagonism caused when she called a man a paedophile. Neita has a limited vocabularly. Church people were watching the situation closely and said they won’t allow intimidation of anyone. This is different from Fred’s Van where if a person is attacked, he or she is at the mercy of bystanders to offer help. Forget the staff, forget the cameras, forget the police.
The Port Church free social meals are finished until the first Wednesday of the first 2020 school term.
The Port Church (Baptist)
47 Carnarvon Terrace, Largs North. (Le Fevre Baptist Church)
Wednesdays 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Baptist. Bit of religious yelling.
Free dinner, free new clothing and takeaway fruit. vegetables and bread.
No I.D. or registration requirements. Inspiring. Open during school terms.
Phone 0414 693 218 to get on their message list. No Ice Dealers.
25 December 2019
(above) One Life Church at 13 Ormsby Ave, Parafield Gardens hosts a FaithWorks free food event on certain, but not all Wednesdays at 1:00pm. No I.D. or registration required. Phone (08) 8258 3865 for more information.
Pilgrim Church coffee lounge
shuts down for a month
There were seven or eight people in the lounge near closing time on an afternoon during last week’s heat wave. These included the Baby-faced drug addict who was muttering his secrets to two colleagues while Old Anne sat on a chair watching the world go by and not seeking solace. The Baby-faced man said people should speak openly rather than talk behind people’s backs.
Two men sat on bedding outside the church away from the extra cameras funded by the Chinese congregation and installed under the eaves.
A volunteer said they’re closing up from 20 December to 20 January to give the volunteers a rest. This is hard for homeless people as there aren’t many similar cafes in Adelaide.
We filed out at 2:00pm as three red-faced clients came inside for a last quick drink.
Pilgrim Church Lounge
12 Flinders Street, Adelaide (near King William St and Victoria Square)
10:00am - 2:00pm Monday to Friday (back of church).
Free. Coffee, tea and biscuits. Occasional free lunches. Relaxing. No I.D. required. Customers include real homeless people plus the odd lunatic. Drug dealing no longer welcomed on the premises. Surveillance cameras. Decent limited toilets. Sympathy to LGBTI people, refugees and escapees from psychiatry.
Late 24 December 2019
Two men sat on bedding outside the church away from the extra cameras funded by the Chinese congregation and installed under the eaves.
A volunteer said they’re closing up from 20 December to 20 January to give the volunteers a rest. This is hard for homeless people as there aren’t many similar cafes in Adelaide.
We filed out at 2:00pm as three red-faced clients came inside for a last quick drink.
Pilgrim Church Lounge
12 Flinders Street, Adelaide (near King William St and Victoria Square)
10:00am - 2:00pm Monday to Friday (back of church).
Free. Coffee, tea and biscuits. Occasional free lunches. Relaxing. No I.D. required. Customers include real homeless people plus the odd lunatic. Drug dealing no longer welcomed on the premises. Surveillance cameras. Decent limited toilets. Sympathy to LGBTI people, refugees and escapees from psychiatry.
Late 24 December 2019
No Orange Sky
at Salisbury Fred’s Van
Cambodian Jenny was there with her daughter. Jenny asked numerous men questions then wrote their answers in her notebook. She collects names, phone numbers and income levels of men at free soup kitchens. She interrogated a Lutheran volunteer about her life and work.
Orange Sky laundry hadn’t arrived; no one was waiting for them.
The boys who threw food over the stage last week were kicked out. The large white fella with the bandaged arm went with them. Fred’s Van staff said they were calling Child Protection.
Denise arrived with Tricky Mick. The other Mick, her ex-husband and herself are not recovering after being hit by a car outside the hospital. Mick, not Tricky Mick, talked about getting a lawyer for compensation and further treatment, but he and Denise haven’t the social skills to get one and thus will receive little or no compensation.
An Asian woman brought two bags into the Institute building. Kate said the volunteers are now paying for the food themselves because the government has stopped funding Fred’s Van.
The queue for the takeaway food room was very short. Almost nothing inside the room so why bother.
The foam benches and lounge chairs were gone from the foyer so we sat on the floor until Kate brought chairs from the takeaway food room. Kate is a City Salvo volunteer and has learnt to improvise and take control.
The Horse Trader Lady left her wallet at home and caught the train without a ticket so another patron gave her a lift home. She talked about once getting a Foodland gift card from the Playford Salvation Army Corps, then going to Drakes at Elizabeth Park, filling the trolley then discovering the card had not been activated. Staff put the items back into the refrigerator and onto the shelves and she walked out, mortified. That’s welfare, designed to fail.
Fred’s Van Salisbury is finished for the year and will reopen on 5 January 2020
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station). 6:00pm Sunday. Soup, good main meal, Maranello pizzas, excellent pasta, dessert, coffee and lousy takeaways. Free. No I.D. required. Overcrowded and rushed. Free Orange Sky laundry 4:30-6:30pm if they turn up. Fascinating people. Beautiful stone building. Huge surveillance cameras. Slightly filthy toilets. Decent staff.
Late 24 December 2019
Orange Sky laundry hadn’t arrived; no one was waiting for them.
The boys who threw food over the stage last week were kicked out. The large white fella with the bandaged arm went with them. Fred’s Van staff said they were calling Child Protection.
Denise arrived with Tricky Mick. The other Mick, her ex-husband and herself are not recovering after being hit by a car outside the hospital. Mick, not Tricky Mick, talked about getting a lawyer for compensation and further treatment, but he and Denise haven’t the social skills to get one and thus will receive little or no compensation.
An Asian woman brought two bags into the Institute building. Kate said the volunteers are now paying for the food themselves because the government has stopped funding Fred’s Van.
The queue for the takeaway food room was very short. Almost nothing inside the room so why bother.
The foam benches and lounge chairs were gone from the foyer so we sat on the floor until Kate brought chairs from the takeaway food room. Kate is a City Salvo volunteer and has learnt to improvise and take control.
The Horse Trader Lady left her wallet at home and caught the train without a ticket so another patron gave her a lift home. She talked about once getting a Foodland gift card from the Playford Salvation Army Corps, then going to Drakes at Elizabeth Park, filling the trolley then discovering the card had not been activated. Staff put the items back into the refrigerator and onto the shelves and she walked out, mortified. That’s welfare, designed to fail.
Fred’s Van Salisbury is finished for the year and will reopen on 5 January 2020
Fred’s Van Salisbury
Salisbury Institute building, 17 Wiltshire St, Salisbury (next to PBA-FM radio station). 6:00pm Sunday. Soup, good main meal, Maranello pizzas, excellent pasta, dessert, coffee and lousy takeaways. Free. No I.D. required. Overcrowded and rushed. Free Orange Sky laundry 4:30-6:30pm if they turn up. Fascinating people. Beautiful stone building. Huge surveillance cameras. Slightly filthy toilets. Decent staff.
Late 24 December 2019
(above) Demolished toilet block on the left where homeless people and drug addicts camped at the Salisbury Football Club. Toilets are now inside the building, which provides passive surveillance and right to refuse usage.
Our Street Family Matters
Dr “AJ” Jefferis’s group will be supplying extra food at their Saturday morning breakfasts on the corner of Hutt Street and South Terrace during the Christmas period.
This is in response to the Hutt Street Centre reducing their hours over the Christmas and New Year holiday period as their small army of salaried employees go on holiday.
Our Street Family Matters (Dr Jefferis)
Saturday at 9:15am near the corner of Hutt Street and South Terrace, Adelaide. Either on the grass or alongside St Andrew’s Medical Centre on Hutt Street.
Hot tea and coffee, small amount of used clothing and toiletries. Self-funded.
Healthy home cooked food in foil containers plus hot food from pots.
All free. Operates mainly for people living outside, but everyone is welcome.
Most guests are pure street. Real authentic and tough street people who are a privilege to encounter (usually). No I.D. or registration for the Eternal Shame File. This outfit does not collect data.
23 December 2019
Dr “AJ” Jefferis’s group will be supplying extra food at their Saturday morning breakfasts on the corner of Hutt Street and South Terrace during the Christmas period.
This is in response to the Hutt Street Centre reducing their hours over the Christmas and New Year holiday period as their small army of salaried employees go on holiday.
Our Street Family Matters (Dr Jefferis)
Saturday at 9:15am near the corner of Hutt Street and South Terrace, Adelaide. Either on the grass or alongside St Andrew’s Medical Centre on Hutt Street.
Hot tea and coffee, small amount of used clothing and toiletries. Self-funded.
Healthy home cooked food in foil containers plus hot food from pots.
All free. Operates mainly for people living outside, but everyone is welcome.
Most guests are pure street. Real authentic and tough street people who are a privilege to encounter (usually). No I.D. or registration for the Eternal Shame File. This outfit does not collect data.
23 December 2019
Horse Trader Steve’s Dad dies
Steve’s Dad died earlier this month. He was described as gentle and kind and holding a high qualification in Tae Kwon Do.
23 December 2019
Steve’s Dad died earlier this month. He was described as gentle and kind and holding a high qualification in Tae Kwon Do.
23 December 2019
Kilburn Fred’s Van
end of year slap-up feed
Orange Sky Laundry didn’t arrive, again. The Afghans and two semi-homeless men were waiting with their laundry.
The “suitcase of dreams” man and his wife were also absent along with those dodgy soccer players from last year. Nor were there any hampers this year.
The Afghans were disinvited. They’d used the Orange Sky Laundry in October and November, but weren’t regular Fred’s Van clients so they were excluded along with the large white family from the Influencers Church. But the Afghans barged in, anyway, and asked for halal food. They later snuck down the hallway to be closest to the Oz Harvest bags, but Mrs Christianopoulos told them to get out. They got out of the hallway, but stayed in the dining room to get large Christmas presents from Rudi dressed up as Santa.
Rudi was cheered after his absence and given a plaque and he started crying. He’d had a rough period after getting his tyres slashed and then transferring to the Whitmore Square café that hosts Fred’s Van on Wednesdays.
Teresa Branch, the paid Fred’s Van employee was there, but she stuck with other Fred’s Van illuminaries rather than curculate amongst the peasants.
The room wasn’t quite full despite so many regular clients not attending because they hadn’t signed up early enough. The heat kept others way. It was 44⁰C outside and the airconditioning was ineffective.
Like most soup kitchen venues, it would have been difficult for disabled people due to the crowding.
The gaunt young vegan woman ate normally. Another diner said she didn’t hate people so two men reeled off five names of those she did hate.
The Wine Centre provided the meal, but some found the service intimidating. Instead of the aggression of the food queue, seven or eight unpaid Wine Centre waiters delivered the food to the tables. It was fresh stuff and not the usual rotting vegetables from the Oz Harvest van: that stuff was reserved for the takeaway bags. Professional cooks in white uniforms and hats operated from the kitchen, but mysteriously disappeared after the food was served. Their food was excellent, but could have done with a little tomato sauce.
Fred’s Van Kilburn has finished for the holiday period, but will return on Thursday, the 9th of January 2020.
Fred’s Van Kilburn
Kilburn Community Centre. 59 Gladstone Avenue, Kilburn. 7:00pm Thursday. Rowdy.
Meal prepared by Adelaide Wine Centre followed by a big bag of takeaway food. Free.
As with all Fred’s Vans, no registration or I.D. required. Orange Sky Laundry in carpark. Not enough horrible plastic coffee cups so some people don’t get a hot drink. Interesting and informed clients. Most staff unresponsive as if they’ve been warned not to talk to us.
23 December 2020
The “suitcase of dreams” man and his wife were also absent along with those dodgy soccer players from last year. Nor were there any hampers this year.
The Afghans were disinvited. They’d used the Orange Sky Laundry in October and November, but weren’t regular Fred’s Van clients so they were excluded along with the large white family from the Influencers Church. But the Afghans barged in, anyway, and asked for halal food. They later snuck down the hallway to be closest to the Oz Harvest bags, but Mrs Christianopoulos told them to get out. They got out of the hallway, but stayed in the dining room to get large Christmas presents from Rudi dressed up as Santa.
Rudi was cheered after his absence and given a plaque and he started crying. He’d had a rough period after getting his tyres slashed and then transferring to the Whitmore Square café that hosts Fred’s Van on Wednesdays.
Teresa Branch, the paid Fred’s Van employee was there, but she stuck with other Fred’s Van illuminaries rather than curculate amongst the peasants.
The room wasn’t quite full despite so many regular clients not attending because they hadn’t signed up early enough. The heat kept others way. It was 44⁰C outside and the airconditioning was ineffective.
Like most soup kitchen venues, it would have been difficult for disabled people due to the crowding.
The gaunt young vegan woman ate normally. Another diner said she didn’t hate people so two men reeled off five names of those she did hate.
The Wine Centre provided the meal, but some found the service intimidating. Instead of the aggression of the food queue, seven or eight unpaid Wine Centre waiters delivered the food to the tables. It was fresh stuff and not the usual rotting vegetables from the Oz Harvest van: that stuff was reserved for the takeaway bags. Professional cooks in white uniforms and hats operated from the kitchen, but mysteriously disappeared after the food was served. Their food was excellent, but could have done with a little tomato sauce.
Fred’s Van Kilburn has finished for the holiday period, but will return on Thursday, the 9th of January 2020.
Fred’s Van Kilburn
Kilburn Community Centre. 59 Gladstone Avenue, Kilburn. 7:00pm Thursday. Rowdy.
Meal prepared by Adelaide Wine Centre followed by a big bag of takeaway food. Free.
As with all Fred’s Vans, no registration or I.D. required. Orange Sky Laundry in carpark. Not enough horrible plastic coffee cups so some people don’t get a hot drink. Interesting and informed clients. Most staff unresponsive as if they’ve been warned not to talk to us.
23 December 2020
St Paul’s at Port Adelaide closed
St Paul’s drop-in-centre has closed for the year and will reopen on Tuesday at 9:30am on the 14th of January 2020.
St Paul’s Port Adelaide free coffee
1 Church Place, Port Adelaide (behind Farmer Joe’s)
9:30am to 2:00pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Self-serve free coffee, tea and cheapo biscuits at a table inside the Op Shop. Secret stash of free blankets and groceries. No I.D. required. Intelligent staff. Homeless welcome.
23 December 2019
St Paul’s drop-in-centre has closed for the year and will reopen on Tuesday at 9:30am on the 14th of January 2020.
St Paul’s Port Adelaide free coffee
1 Church Place, Port Adelaide (behind Farmer Joe’s)
9:30am to 2:00pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Self-serve free coffee, tea and cheapo biscuits at a table inside the Op Shop. Secret stash of free blankets and groceries. No I.D. required. Intelligent staff. Homeless welcome.
23 December 2019
Another free Christmas lunch
The Beacon of Hope Church of Christ at Elizabeth offers a free Christmas lunch at their church on Ashfield Road, Elizabeth. Registration not required, just turn up.
23 December 2019
The Beacon of Hope Church of Christ at Elizabeth offers a free Christmas lunch at their church on Ashfield Road, Elizabeth. Registration not required, just turn up.
23 December 2019
(above) An electricity bill from Alinta for over $7400. The customer decided he wouldn’t pay it. Never. No problems.
(above) After a customer refused to pay his accumulated $7447 debt for electricity, Alinta wiped the amount from their books. They forgave him of the debt. He didn’t need to pay it. See “Free electricity for life,” dated 22 August 2019 for more details.
Rosanne Haggerty’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool at the Hutt Street Centre
(permanent post)
The Vulnerability Index-Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool (VI-SPDAT) is being introduced at Adelaide’s Hutt Street Centre during what they call “Connections Week” from 14 to 18 May 2018.
Those seeking most services from the Hutt Street Centre will be required to answer intimate questions, the answers to which will be entered into an international data base.
The rational of applying this algorithm is that by identifying people requiring huge amounts of medical and police interventions, then by taking control of their lives, the government can save money.
This solid argument belies the injustice that occurs in its broad application where bureaucrats will put every person living outside, or in their cars, through this intimate interrogation, then share the details with all and sundry.
The manner of questioning will be through an electronic drip-feed with the client not seeing the complete list prior to agreeing to answer the questions. The mysterious owner of the algorithm says the sequence of asking the questions is vitally important. This is because the questions become increasingly intrusive and offensive as the client progresses through the list. Clients will not be given a copy of the completed answer list or be told who will have access to their most personal details.
While the clients will provide excruciating personal details of their lives, those collecting it will identify themselves in the diminutive form of their first names such as Ben, Liz or Trish. Any further enquiries will be met with a stern rebuke citing privacy issues.
The initial questions include a homeless person’s nickname, hospital attendances, instances of cooperation with or incarceration by the police, suicide or self-harm attempts, sexual prostitution, difficulty locating toilets, incidents of being kicked out of housing and why, and where doctors have refused medication.
The interrogator will also smell the clients, look for rotting flesh or puncture wounds, note whether their clothing is fashionable or mismatched, ask if the person drinks mouthwash, has been to a psychiatrist, considered suicide, was a slow learner at school or suffered “abuse”. All of which will be added to the secret file kept on the client.
These questions are reasonable in certain circumstances where a person has consciously approached a professional for treatment. However, the plan is to subject every homeless person to them, that is, treat every person living outside as if they have been sexually abused, use Ice and sell themselves as prostitutes.
Answering such questions may subjectively feel like emotional vivisection for those already wounded and fearful. For the interrogator, it will be a pornographic experience where the wound will be tweaked at dozens of subsequent interviews, like a knife twisted in a wound. For the homeless person, the tightening of the interviewer’s smile, a hardening of the voice, even a wink will feel like a punch in the solar plexus.
The reader may agree that the test is for the greater good and that this increased suffering by the homeless class is a small price to pay. While there won’t be any pain for those conducting the interrogation, those undergoing it will come out feeling disgusted with themselves and fearful of the consequences of providing such personal details to total strangers. And fearful they should be, as the concept of privacy and dignity has gone from our society.
The interrogators will also be mandatory reporters legally required to pass on to the police or psychiatric authorities certain answers given by the homeless person.
For housing purposes, each positive answer to a question gets 1 point. Anyone scoring 3 or less is told to leave; 4-7 progresses the client to another series of questions to assess them for “rapid re-housing”. However, scoring over 8 points wins the dubious prize of “supported housing”, which means having their personal life monitored and controlled and may include compulsory medication.
The drip-feed method of asking questions is designed to immerse the homeless person in the interrogation process, making it harder to withdraw for fear of incurring the displeasure of the interviewer and the sickening feeling of having given sensitive information to a stranger who has suddenly adopted a hostile countenance.
Aggressive street beggars use a similar technique with their initial ultra-friendly approach while asking for a dollar, which upon receipt of the coin progress to a threatening demeanour while subsequently demanding a larger amount.
The last question asked by the VI-SPDAT interrogator at a homeless joint such as the Hutt Street Centre is, “OK, now I’d like to take your picture so that it is easier to find you and confirm your identify in the future. May I do so?”
This artificial intelligence algorithm tool is a progression from the Social Inclusion Adelaide CBD homeless count initiated by Monsignor David Cappo and administered by bureaucrat David Waterford in 2007.
We in the homeless scene laughed at the absurdity of that inaccurate count, which continues to this day, but it was Cappo, Waterford and the government bureaucrats who had the last laugh. The count was camouflage to disguise personal data collection on those living outside. The pledge of anonymity was deceit as the provision of initials and partial birthdate were enough to identify the responder across multiple private and government data bases. In this exercise, Baptist and Catholic homeless charities ran with the wolves.
The Don Dunstan Foundation is the current sponsor of the VI-SPDAT algorithm tool. In a media release offering a briefing on the results of their data collection onslaught, they advertised that, “During Connections Week, dedicated workers and volunteers across Adelaide will get to know every person sleeping rough by name…”
This newer and more powerful personal data list created using this algorithm, along with photographs, will be handed over to a psychiatric services provider called Neami National, a Melbourne-based corporation posing as a non-profit organisation with 900 employees.
Neami is contracted to replace Adelaide’s Street-to-Home psychiatric service that conducted interviews with homeless people in busy cafes. Armed with the data base and photographs in their tablets, Neami employees will be able to search out and identify homeless people in the Adelaide CBD and surrounding parklands.
Where the Hutt Street Centre’s C.E.O., Ian Cox, comes into this is not clear. Ian has for decades championed the right of self-determination for his clients.
Yet David Pearson, the executive director of the Don Dunstan Foundation, said, “The Hutt Street Centre in Adelaide are going to help us run Connections Week where we go out and make a connection with every single person sleeping rough.”
Pearson added, “It starts with knowing every person sleeping rough in the city by name and creating what we call a ‘by name list’.”
This means that the Hutt Street Centre will deliver its clients to Neami, a private psychiatric corporation, which must give Ian Cox sleepless nights.
Sticky Post
Those seeking most services from the Hutt Street Centre will be required to answer intimate questions, the answers to which will be entered into an international data base.
The rational of applying this algorithm is that by identifying people requiring huge amounts of medical and police interventions, then by taking control of their lives, the government can save money.
This solid argument belies the injustice that occurs in its broad application where bureaucrats will put every person living outside, or in their cars, through this intimate interrogation, then share the details with all and sundry.
The manner of questioning will be through an electronic drip-feed with the client not seeing the complete list prior to agreeing to answer the questions. The mysterious owner of the algorithm says the sequence of asking the questions is vitally important. This is because the questions become increasingly intrusive and offensive as the client progresses through the list. Clients will not be given a copy of the completed answer list or be told who will have access to their most personal details.
While the clients will provide excruciating personal details of their lives, those collecting it will identify themselves in the diminutive form of their first names such as Ben, Liz or Trish. Any further enquiries will be met with a stern rebuke citing privacy issues.
The initial questions include a homeless person’s nickname, hospital attendances, instances of cooperation with or incarceration by the police, suicide or self-harm attempts, sexual prostitution, difficulty locating toilets, incidents of being kicked out of housing and why, and where doctors have refused medication.
The interrogator will also smell the clients, look for rotting flesh or puncture wounds, note whether their clothing is fashionable or mismatched, ask if the person drinks mouthwash, has been to a psychiatrist, considered suicide, was a slow learner at school or suffered “abuse”. All of which will be added to the secret file kept on the client.
These questions are reasonable in certain circumstances where a person has consciously approached a professional for treatment. However, the plan is to subject every homeless person to them, that is, treat every person living outside as if they have been sexually abused, use Ice and sell themselves as prostitutes.
Answering such questions may subjectively feel like emotional vivisection for those already wounded and fearful. For the interrogator, it will be a pornographic experience where the wound will be tweaked at dozens of subsequent interviews, like a knife twisted in a wound. For the homeless person, the tightening of the interviewer’s smile, a hardening of the voice, even a wink will feel like a punch in the solar plexus.
The reader may agree that the test is for the greater good and that this increased suffering by the homeless class is a small price to pay. While there won’t be any pain for those conducting the interrogation, those undergoing it will come out feeling disgusted with themselves and fearful of the consequences of providing such personal details to total strangers. And fearful they should be, as the concept of privacy and dignity has gone from our society.
The interrogators will also be mandatory reporters legally required to pass on to the police or psychiatric authorities certain answers given by the homeless person.
For housing purposes, each positive answer to a question gets 1 point. Anyone scoring 3 or less is told to leave; 4-7 progresses the client to another series of questions to assess them for “rapid re-housing”. However, scoring over 8 points wins the dubious prize of “supported housing”, which means having their personal life monitored and controlled and may include compulsory medication.
The drip-feed method of asking questions is designed to immerse the homeless person in the interrogation process, making it harder to withdraw for fear of incurring the displeasure of the interviewer and the sickening feeling of having given sensitive information to a stranger who has suddenly adopted a hostile countenance.
Aggressive street beggars use a similar technique with their initial ultra-friendly approach while asking for a dollar, which upon receipt of the coin progress to a threatening demeanour while subsequently demanding a larger amount.
The last question asked by the VI-SPDAT interrogator at a homeless joint such as the Hutt Street Centre is, “OK, now I’d like to take your picture so that it is easier to find you and confirm your identify in the future. May I do so?”
This artificial intelligence algorithm tool is a progression from the Social Inclusion Adelaide CBD homeless count initiated by Monsignor David Cappo and administered by bureaucrat David Waterford in 2007.
We in the homeless scene laughed at the absurdity of that inaccurate count, which continues to this day, but it was Cappo, Waterford and the government bureaucrats who had the last laugh. The count was camouflage to disguise personal data collection on those living outside. The pledge of anonymity was deceit as the provision of initials and partial birthdate were enough to identify the responder across multiple private and government data bases. In this exercise, Baptist and Catholic homeless charities ran with the wolves.
The Don Dunstan Foundation is the current sponsor of the VI-SPDAT algorithm tool. In a media release offering a briefing on the results of their data collection onslaught, they advertised that, “During Connections Week, dedicated workers and volunteers across Adelaide will get to know every person sleeping rough by name…”
This newer and more powerful personal data list created using this algorithm, along with photographs, will be handed over to a psychiatric services provider called Neami National, a Melbourne-based corporation posing as a non-profit organisation with 900 employees.
Neami is contracted to replace Adelaide’s Street-to-Home psychiatric service that conducted interviews with homeless people in busy cafes. Armed with the data base and photographs in their tablets, Neami employees will be able to search out and identify homeless people in the Adelaide CBD and surrounding parklands.
Where the Hutt Street Centre’s C.E.O., Ian Cox, comes into this is not clear. Ian has for decades championed the right of self-determination for his clients.
Yet David Pearson, the executive director of the Don Dunstan Foundation, said, “The Hutt Street Centre in Adelaide are going to help us run Connections Week where we go out and make a connection with every single person sleeping rough.”
Pearson added, “It starts with knowing every person sleeping rough in the city by name and creating what we call a ‘by name list’.”
This means that the Hutt Street Centre will deliver its clients to Neami, a private psychiatric corporation, which must give Ian Cox sleepless nights.
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https://tinyurl.com/huttstreetcentrerobyn
The Hutt Street Centre and Kent Town Rotary are portraying Robyn as homeless for the purpose of collecting money. However, Robyn is not homeless. She has lived for years in a comfortable home in an exclusive suburb across the South Parklands and within walking distance of the Hutt Street Centre. Rotary may not know this, but the Hutt Street Centre does as Robyn has been going there for decades. This is a problem with homeless welfare where clients get drawn into an agency's propaganda unit. Robyn has had a tumultuous life and has adapted her tactics to meet those challenges and her endurance is a credit to the survival skills of humanity.
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The story of Sherri Robinson
and Tony DeKort
Work-for-the-dole crowd outside the Elizabeth Food Barn buildings
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Lutheran Adelaide free stuff directory
https://www.lccare.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2017-SA-ER-Directory_v2.pdf
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Photograph of Ngongotaha Coward (Mark Arstall, 39) given freely to Mark Brake of the Adelaide Advertiser and published by the webmaster of the Hutt Street Centre on their webpage.
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The Decent Man
The Decent Man formerly from Kilburn breaks up a fight in the Royal Adelaide Hospital Emergency Department Waiting Room where he lived for two weeks. (see also 18 May 2016 post)
Video 1 https://youtu.be/79zVvg3HfWs
Video 2 https://youtu.be/VmCSZk13aBc
The Decent Man formerly from Kilburn breaks up a fight in the Royal Adelaide Hospital Emergency Department Waiting Room where he lived for two weeks. (see also 18 May 2016 post)
Video 1 https://youtu.be/79zVvg3HfWs
Video 2 https://youtu.be/VmCSZk13aBc
