Time banks are popular around the world, and Columbus is lucky enough to have a very active time banking community. Hello, My name is Vilvi Vannak; I am the president of the Care and Share Time Bank (CSTB) -- a time bank based right here in Columbus, Ohio.  

Difficult economic times that see most of us struggling to make ends meet, a general lack of community, and a feeling that our own hard work doesn’t get respect -- all of these things can be helped with time banking! Perhaps you heard the broadcast of Freakonomics on Sunday, August 18, about time banking?  Here is a link to the broadcast: https://youtu.be/wQJVb3EQg50?si=yJiYmvAa9PN7BZf3

The parent company of the CSTB, hOurworld, boasts  350,503 members and 3,139,371 HOURS OF SERVICES EXCHANGED! The CSTB has over 480 members, with over 26,000 hours of services exchanged!

The story of nuclear weapons begins in the United States. The U.S. government
under the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt gave the greenlight for the project to
build a bomb to commence, the first atomic bombs were then created and tested,
and, under dubious assumptions, the bombs were subsequently used to blow up
two Japanese cities, causing massive destruction, death, and lasting radiation
illnesses. The testing and development of nuclear bombs continued, as did the
costs to people and the environment. Sadly, the U.S. and other nuclear-armed
countries are now in the process of “modernizing” their nuclear arsenals. This is
despite the fact that the majority of countries in the U.N. General Assembly have
voted to ban nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, the U.S. unfortunately maintains a
“first use” policy with respect to nuclear weapons and Trump will have the power
to launch nuclear weapons if he becomes president.

In 2020, we busted the new scheme by the MAGA-nauts with the conspiracy group True the Vote who had 88 vigilante vote challengers in Georgia. But now, True the Vote has gone national, recruiting a total of 40,000 self-appointed “fraudulent” vote hunters. As of August 2, they have already challenged 851,000 voters—suspiciously, mostly voters of color and young voters.

It’s a plan which was first launched—I kid you not—by the Ku Klux Klan in 1946. To cover its mass challenge scheme, the KKK incorporated itself as Vigilantes, Inc.

And we need your help and support to warn America and stop them.