Contact:
Kay Lee
512-528-4603
kaylee@idiom.com

Sec. Michael Moore
(850) 488-9859
moore.michael@mail.dc.state.fl.us

Gov. Jeb Bush
(904) 488-4441
jebbush@jeb.org

All Information on Operation Wipe-Out at
https://www.angelfire.com/fl4/fci/toiletpaper.html

 

Concerned people from England, Australia, Germany, France, and Switzerland have joined Americans from all over the nation in an effort to keep already near epidemic diseases such as Hep C, Tuberculosis and AIDS/HIV inside Florida prisons from spreading to the outside world.

Reports have been flooding in from family members and advocates of prisoners in Florida who are being told by guards to wipe with their hands because there is a shortage of toilet paper.

Secretary of "Corrections" Michael Moore, as usual, denies anything is wrong. "I appreciate your interest but your concern in this instance seems misplaced," said Moore.

But Moore also conceded, "Prison wardens have always had the authority to dispense health and comfort items on an "as-needed" basis and that remains the case today."

Scott Bledsoe, Florida resident, states, "There are no safeguards in place to ensure that these folks are treating inmates in a humane manner. I feel this is what is upsetting to us on the outside.

What does Sec. Moore plan to do with the toilet paper? "I have contacted the Governor's office and asked that any donated toilet tissue or other health and comfort items that they receive be forwarded to our Department and we will make them available to local charities or schools in your name."

The organizer of Operation Wipe-out, Kay Lee, vehemently objects. "We do not want our toilet paper given to any "charities or schools! Until we hear from the prisoners and their families that the basic necessities are being provided, we want that toilet paper to go to the prisoners of Florida!"

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