[T'wit]

From a bio of Adolf Eichmann, who organized Nazi efforts to get Jews to emigrate before the war, and who later was responsible for shipping three million Jews to death camps. This snippet caught my eye:

It was Eichmann who organized the Wannsee Conference of January 1942, which focused on issues related to the "final solution of the Jewish question." From this point Eichmann assumed the leading role in the deportation of European Jews to the death camps, as well as in the plunder of their property.

Wasn't that about the same angle as Jim King's "legacy" legislation in Florida -- snuff the aged and plunder their property?

[8mmMauser]

What?? At the Pinellas Park Hospice and Transfer Station, they are making money on their processing of "clients"?

I remember while living in Germany in the '60's some friends showed us a one-way street facility, a very pituresque and ginger-bread building, very pleasant. Handicapped would go in, and come out the hard way. It was a processing plant with all the charm of a theme park. I am sure folks in the neighborhood saw it as benign at the time.

[floriduh voter]

The property of the wards is plundered and placed into trusts with other wards' monies. After that, the wards end up penniless and if they die, there is no money left for the beneficiaries of their last wills and testimonies. It happens all the time. So much for people's wishes.

The trust operations are scams and they get an order from judges like greer to take the wards' property and money.

Pinellas & Pasco Counties are experts at this scheme.