by Barbara Ann Jackson

REVISED -October 14, 2025

Is it even possible for President Trump's administration to effectively downsize government and reduce the federal deficit without identifying: persons, organizations, charities, and businesses that (knowingly or not) participate in federal program fraud, waste, and bloated bureaucracies? Since government social programs and funding trigger Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) providers, isn't it past time for Congress to ameliorate decades of nonprofit: racketeering, fraud, identity theft, and exploitation that prey upon targeted classes of citizens?

Such reforms should occur prior to Speaker Johnson's labeling citizens "as" leeches and moochers?  *I reside in House Speaker Mike Johnson's SHREVEPORT home city, unwillingly as a consequence of things such as: NGO racketeering, identity and government benefit theft, the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency –42 U.S.C.§ 5174(e) fraud, as well as due to identity theft.   Dozens of federal departments and agencies tasked with administering disaster recovery services appear to be engaged in thefts of billions of dollars in funding awarded to Louisiana.  *Further discussion on this matter is posted at: http://lawgrace.org/2016/11/28/hocus-pocus-religion-politicized-churches-and-federally-funded-oppression/

Moreover, decades of federally-funded unaccountable SOCIAL SERVICE cartelists have been, and continue to operate here in Louisiana, and expand nationwide.   And, approximately a hundred social services NGOs in Louisiana are owned and or controlled by courtroom judges, assistant DOJ lawyers, religiosity business-churches, and other public officials.  Speaker, Johnson's family also owns various NGOs –aside from NGOs and charities of which Mr. Johnson is a board member. 

Attached to this overview, Scrapbook A is comprised of documents and exhibits pertaining to:  federal programs, social health, affordable housing, education, social services federal programs, and much more.  SEE:  http://lawgrace.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Scrapbook-A-corrected.pdf.  More specifically, Scrapbook A includes: (but is not limited to) Louisiana Legislative Auditor reports, Congressional hearings, Office of Inspector General (OIG) reports, OpEds, new articles, federal court documents –and troves of easily-verifiable topics, entities, and media such as these: 

Louisiana Legislative Auditors; 
211 Information and Referral services; 
Congressman Paul Gosar’s legislation requiring federally-funded NGOs to disclose donors;
Homeland Security and FEMA; 
Government Accountability Institute; 
Government Accountability Office;
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Fiscal sponsorship;
Donor-advised funding;
Pass-through fraud;
Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief Act; 
excerpts from Congressional hearings;
Nonprofit Research Institution;
Cause of Action Institute;
CATO Institute;
The Center Square;
The Badger Institute;
Project on Government Oversight;
Huffington Post;
Washington Post;
Propublica;
Bloomberg City Lab;
The New York Times;
FEMA;
Department of Justice social programs;
Bank and church money laundering;
Minority-owned Business Enterprises, Women-owned Business Enterprises,
     Disadvantaged Business Entity;
Federal grants and programs;
Social services and providers; 
House Speaker Mike Johnson and Louisiana matters; 
122 postal nonprofit corporations;
AmeriCorp –Corporation for National and Community Services (CNCS);
Judicial-Political nonprofit businesses;
United Way; 
Foreclosure fraud; 
Couch White, LLP;  
NeighborWorks American;
Opportunity Zones investment; 
Disaster capitalism;
Financial Crime Academy;
Wikipedia;
Nola.com;
WBRZ;
Nonprofit Quarterly;
The Federalist;
Journal of Small Business Management;
Congressional letters; 
Reveal;
Alternet;
 

**I’m not too good at proof reading, but I’ll keep at it.  

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