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Recently I peeked into the community room to say hello to the troops and I noticed pages on the wall in very large print about "trolls" which is an internet slang. 
There are only a few tenants that use the internet in the community room, they play simple online games or do basic search for information or check their e-mail.  Who gives a shit about trolls?  When are you people in the KM office going to start using your brains?  If you're going to post information about the internet then start up an in-house teaching program ie: “Fundamental internet course for beginners and install software for typing lessons” would be a excellent idea.  Just so you readers understand a majority of tenants at KM are computer illiterate and the others would rather go to the public library it's free and far better equipment.
Recently I was approached by one tenant and asked if I would teach how to open up an e-mail account because the person wants to keep in touch with family and friends.  I had to turn the request down due to the rule any tenant who has a pc in their unit/apt are banned from using the computers in the community room. When I first read this rule I thought "you gotta be kidding me"  :P
Incidentally I’m aware the troll thing is aimed at me and I and the rest of the tenants couldn’t care less, it’s just another cheap shot from Urban Native Homes Inc in regard to this awesome and informative blog site.  It's time for Janis and Ingrid to grow up and stop acting like bitches if I were a financial supporter or influential guest walking in the community room and seeing that crap on the wall I would not be impressed.

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roger said…
Dont take this comment down as all should see this. You are being targeted by the HSC. She has had problems in dealing with you and has had the police and every agency go after you and now the UNH lawyers are headed your way. The HSC has diagnosed you with a mental health problem and she is not qualified to make this type of decision she has not credentials or certifications that will allow her to do this. She wanted Danie Joseph out and did this to him. and now you are next. She not only abused her powers as a socil worker and broke all regulations she then told everyone inclcuing her husband, her children her family in Manitoba and a lot of the native community all about you. She broke the law and severely violated your human rights see a lawyer yesterday to protect yourself from the HSC all the staff at UNH all about you not only managerment but all the staff up there know about you.
November 9, 2011 at 7:07:00 PM EST
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