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Application Question Summary
Citizenship Status: U.S. Citizen
Types of funding areas you are interested in?
Education / Tuition Personal Assistance
Business Research
Housing Real Estate
1st Time Home Buyer
How much money do you need? $100,000 or More
Describe what you will use the money for:
I have no "anything" at this time. I am interested in reestablishing a business, getting a vehicle, and relocation. The state of Ohio caused a great deal of loss and was not interested in compensating victims of crime. Instead, we the victims, were supposed to "have to" live in old, shared, slavery housing as some kind of punishment. Crooks took properties and gutted the inside, making many bedrooms per house which were shared with others, and made this 'free housing'. Then, victims were supposed to participate in mob or criminal activity as forced coercion. The state of Ohio also found ways to rob police, and refused to pay people their hub salaries, in an effort to continue to force federal shutdowns and hostile escheat of corporations and entities to run 'cocaine' and other illegal drugs with a known 'confidence' gang. The matter is under investigation. I was operating a business from my home which had to do with investigations in an abusive area, which was my ex-husband's hometown. I was also abused by my ex husband who did not want to provide financial support or a divorce settlement, with his friends. In Ohio, they established illegal terrorist gateways and kept trying hard to shut down the intelligence system, to avoid being sued. I was not able to become gainfully employed in Ohio thanks to identity fraud, and am looking for a total "restart" in all ways. Any amount of money would be helpful, but I selected the highest category listed on your pull down menu with 'great expectations' and prayer. :) Happy Holidays!
What unique things would separate you from other applicants applying for this money?
I am inventive, creative, and versatile, and would like to have a copy of the criteria that you established to judge people who "stand apart from others" before answering this question.
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