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Tulelake, the untold story... Chapter Four

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I am a winner, not a loser CHAPTER FOUR Moving on... People know the truth, and I don't have to keep explaining to people what happened in Tulelake. Except for the book I am finally writing about now. That was my plan when I moved to Ocean View, Hawaii after I gave everything away that I cherished and collected for years. All gone now. I was going to spend the time that I am now finally getting the truth out about Tulelake, CA. And a group of people who seem to think they run the place along with the fake Tulelake Police Chief, Tony Ross. For all the things he has done to people someone is going to give him his just reward. And it is going to happen right after he retires. When he no longer has a badge on which he hides behind and thinks he is a judge, jury, and law. Where actually he thinks he is above the law and no one, including Tony Ross, is above the law. His day is coming and he did it to himself for the wrongs he caused against others. It is called Karma, and tha

Tulelake, the untold story... Chapter Three

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CHAPTER THREE *The late Joe Cordonier a longtime resident and past City of Tulelake, City Clerk and USFS employee. Joe Cordonier used to have a saying for when it came to things or ideas for Tulelake getting done. "It is not the message but the messenger as to rather it gets done or not in the city of Tulelake." I first met Joe Cordonier at the old city hall when it was next to Veterans Park. I would go in there and pay my water and garbage bill and got to know Joe over the years as he would share with me the history of Tulelake. I kept suggesting he write a book about Tulelake and its history but unfortunately, he never did and I don't know why he never did. As it would have been a good book in my opinion. So a lot of history has been lost and for others to write about Tulelake now. As time passed Joe and I became very good acquaintances and I would not say good friends, but a friend that if I needed to ask a question about Tulelake's past,