Crime Scene Cleanup Blog

 This is not your typical crime scene cleanup blog. There are no happy faces here. A blog should reflect its writer's biographical history, prospects, and thoughts. So this blog reflects what concerns me the most, corruption in government, environmental issues left for future generations by a thoughtless governing generations, and many more blog topics.

This crime scene cleanup blog looks to local government employees' control over the crime scene cleanup industry. Their privileged contacts with grieving families following homicides, suicides, and unattended deaths gives them first contact. A contact they often use for their own benefit. Finding a crime scene cleanup company without some sort of government ties became nearly impossible after 2005. Prior to this time, a number of companies remained independent because of their previously existing businesses. Those without additional sources of income ceased to exist in most cases. How do I know? I know because I owned a crime scene cleanup advertising business. I watched meaningful telephone calls for crime scene cleanup services plummet nationwide.

This blog seeks to clarify crime scene cleanup issues found on the Internet and addresses corruption in crime scene cleanup. It exists because I own additional businesses, because I refuse to allow government crooks to profit from crime scene cleanup without at least one opposing voice. Eddie Evans, Crime Scene Cleanup.

12 December 2011

Global warming continuesw unabatedd and the Coch brothers continue their high-handed propaganda tactics. "Clean Coal" has the spotlight on corporate media. To think we've entered a new century and the oligarchs continue as they had in 19th century England.

The great differences between then and now arises in the propaganda for more coal and nuclear poison today.

(Crime scene cleanup, anyone?)

We know that 19 century England's labor suffered terrible lung diseases. Today's black lung condition improved, thanks to liberal legislation, but only after the working class fought like hell for humane working conditions. Some things do not change, but the "friendly fascism" of these times pales compared to the billowing, black clouds lingering in and over 19th century London. In those days we found capitalism growing in leaps and bounds as Brithan circled the glob as if on an Easter Egg hunt.

I've written a bit on guerilla warfare as it applies to the slave trade and colonialism in the United States. My oligarhy writing continues at this time. I hope to have time to complet it by February. Meanwhile, I'll keep Oligarchy.net in my thoughts. Also be sure to visit Oligarchy for Kids.

Eddie Evans

Crime Scene Cleanup

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