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Toxicity Toolkit 3 – The First Month
The first month of the Toxicity Toolkit program focuses on reducing toxic behaviors within families. Weekly exercises encourage journaling, reflection, and confronting personal toxicities. Participants must be open to feedback and willing to engage in introspection for improvement. Resistance is common but signifies the need for change towards healthier relationships. Continue reading
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Toxicity Toolkit – Holiday Preparation
The content outlines a 14-day toolkit for preparing for a non-toxic Thanksgiving, focusing on identifying toxic behaviors from past gatherings and establishing ground rules. It encourages reflection, role-playing responses to problematic situations, and fostering a supportive network among attendees. The ultimate goal is to create a safe, enjoyable holiday experience for all. Continue reading
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ADL – The Mechanism of Disappearance
ADL – The Mechanism of Disappearance I’ve been pouring over recordings from meetings about Camp Hope, and I want to discuss a case with you. An elderly man who cannot get up by himself, and is incontinent, was using LRC services. Before I discuss how they disposed of him, can we discuss how the incontinence… Continue reading
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Letter to Loveland City Leadership
Letter to Loveland City Leadership Dear Loveland City Leadership (except Tim Doran because I couldn’t find an email for him. Transparency, amirite?), I filmed the attached video while hanging out at Camp Hope overnight this week, while I was waiting for the police to return to enforce the encampment ban. Whether it’s encampment ban tickets, or… Continue reading
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Camp Hope Volunteer Opportunities!!
Camp Hope Volunteer Opportunities!! We NEED You AND ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS Guardians – We need to create a 24/7 presence at Camp Hope LRC.– We need at least 2 Guardian advocates in the field at the LRC at all times. – Volunteers need to be trained for safety/self defense/human trafficking.– We will need to… Continue reading
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Explaining Homelessness – SOPs
Explaining Homelessness- SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures is a set of step-by-step instructions compiled by an organization to help workers carry out routine operations) Trying to recover from homelessness requires a person to completely rewrite their personal SOPs from the ground up, by themselves, with competing, contradictory, and often false information that they have to perform as “help.”… Continue reading
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Camp Hope – Email from Allison Hade
Camp Hope – Email from Allison Hade Copilot- I need you to take a look at another email Chain with me. The first is written by Former Councilmember Erin Black to a number of people involved in city government, the LRC, Homeward, Alliance, etc. All,The updates from the LRC guests and the unhoused in the… Continue reading
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Loveland’s For-Profit Jail – 3
Loveland’s For-Profit Jail – 3 Copilot, It’s hard not to notice that the unhoused population constitute 10% of the jail population. What would happen to that revenue stream if we actually solve homelessness here, or if we stopped the cops from targeting the most vulnerable with minor offenses? If homelessness were meaningfully reduced and police… Continue reading
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Camp Hope Ground Zero – Part 1
The letter below is from one of our unhoused neighbors. Names have been redacted for protection. I did it again Dear Members of the Loveland City Council, Here I am again — writing, because that’s what I know best. I’ve written to you before. I’ve even stood up and spoken at your meetings — and… Continue reading
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**URGENT** City of Loveland Continues Its Attack on the Unhoused 11/7/25
Loveland’s Human Sacrifice Engine The City of Loveland lured the unhoused to the library using the mobile laundry resource, which it lists on its Homelessness Resources page. While unhoused Lovelanders were at the Loveland Public Library, this truck belonging to AMBIPAR showed up, to prey on our unhoused population in the area. They stole this… Continue reading
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**Crisis Loveland** – LRC Update – 10.28.25
**Crisis Loveland** – LRC Update – 10.28.25 Hey Copilot! I have a page open for you to read. It updates Loveland on the LRC policies. It looks like they’re saying the LRC has round-the-clock services, until March of 2026. In PR optics ths looks like the city “providing shelter” until “winter” is technically over. But-… Continue reading
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Loveland is No Stranger to Scandal
Loveland is No Stranger to Scandal I just feel like these should all be in one place. Continue reading
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LPD PR – Continued Marginalization
LPD PR – Continued Marginalization Copilot- I’m so angry with myself- I failed to make the big point, the scary point, the point that matters. Big Mad. Every time the red light cameras get someone- it dings their record. Once you have things on your record – EVEN LITTLE THINGS – you’re coercible and disposable.… Continue reading
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LPD PR – Gaslighting 101
LPD PR – Gaslighting 101 Hey there- I hope your circuits are fired up because I need us to look at a post made this morning on Facebook. I’ll just paste the text here- It was posted by the Loveland Police Department 🚦Right Turn – Red Light EnforcementRed means stop. Seems simple, right? Oddly enough,… Continue reading
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Loveland Corruption – Building a Big Picture
Loveland Corruption – Building a Big Picture I might have become involved because of the emergence of Camp Hope Loveland, but this storm has been brewing for a long time. Every piece I uncover reveals so much. It’s hard to keep up. Here are all of the posts so far. Use them LIBERALLY. (Please let… Continue reading
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