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SEX OFFENDER CENTER being built in Whittier CA

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Children are encouraged by LA County to seek Transgender Medical Services and the new LGBTQ+ Services Center being built at 7639 Painter Ave, Whittier CA is offering referrals for these services; funneling children through “Gender Affirming Care.” Legally taking children from parents and legal guardians through laws such as SB107 & AB2119.

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Contact Supervisor Janice Hahn

Janice Hahn PHONE: 213-974-4444 EMAIL: FourthDistrict@bos.lacounty.gov

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Supervisor Janice Hahn has lied multiple times regarding the development of this center. On October 24th 2023, City Manager Brian Saeki responded to residents during a City Council meeting that there was no communication or collaboration with the City of Whittier for the development of this LGBTQ+ center. This was a collaborative effort between Assembly member Lisa Calderon and Janice Hahn & that 4.2 million tax dollars was signed off by Governor Gavin Newsom. No notification was provided to the City of Whittier prior to the Press Release sent to the Whittier Daily News. Watch Here.

If you are curious as to why I, Fernando Lopez, a Whittier Resident created this webpage sharing this information, I will answer in two parts. The first part is because THE NEWS IS NOT REPORTING the real story. There has been virtually no data published why investing $4.2 Million into an LGBTQ+ Center in Whittier is a good investment and if you want to read the CORRUPTION behind this center Click Here. The second part is Whittier has a plethora of centers and safe friendly spaces dedicated to promoting and empowering those identifying as LGBTQ+. Some are physical locations within

YouthBuild received funding from multiple outside organizations that hosted Whittier’s first PRIDE Festival, which Whittier Council approved in a 5-0 vote. It seems to me there is no lack of support or resources for the LGBTQ+ Community in Whittier.

The second part of my answer: Personally, I think that items such as Mental Health, Housing Assistance, Veteran Services, and probably, most importantly ensuring Public Safety by improving Station 17, which is LA County’s 5th worst Fire Station.

Official Response to Supporters of this LGBTQ+ Services Center

I created this page for those who contest my outspoken opposition to the 4.2 Million Dollars of taxpayer money being spent on a county-owned and operated LGBTQ+ Service Center and claim that I am spreading hatred by challenging Janice Hahn’s dirty political move to open this space without working with the City of Whittier, School Boards, PTA Groups or local government body.

Fernando’s Philosophy

Beliefs & values.

If more people made public their beliefs & values then we can tell quickly if they are either hypocrites or liars. This website exists to shine a light on important economic, political, & social issues. As a service to my community, I share my thoughts on people or organizations who exhibit Selfish, Unethical Agendas; most commonly deceitfully pursuing power at the expense of the Whittier People.

Building up future leaders.

The future looks bleak, specifically the world our children are growing up in. I am committed to raising up the world’s future leaders & it starts in my community.

  • CRITICAL THINKING > GRADES

  • OWNERSHIP & PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY

  • NO PURPOSE

CRITICAL THINKING > GRADES: We must look at the short & long-term consequences of caring more about students’ Grades than their ability to engage in Critical Thinking. Today our California Public Education is moving more towards becoming a simple-minded employee than a free-thinking intellectual. When a nation cares more about the Right Answer than Critically Thinking about the question & answer, they are headed toward destruction. Why? Because a nation that follows blindly ignores and persecutes the free thinkers who challenge will inevitably be infiltrated by wolves in sheep's clothing.

OWNERSHIP & PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY: More people are looking to the government to solve their problems. Historically this has always led to the exploitation of the disadvantaged. All people are instructed by GOD to steward what has been given to them (Luke 12:48 For everyone to whom much is given, of him shall much be required; and of him to whom men entrust much, they will require and demand all the more.)

NO PURPOSE: What a person believes, spirituality, drives their purpose. Because so many do not know what they believe, they do not know their purpose. For this reason, I strongly promote spirituality. A large volume of research shows that people who are more Spiritually grounded have better mental health and adapt more quickly to health problems compared to those who are less (Religion, Spirituality, and Health: The Research and Clinical Implications).

I believe people need to be taught about religion, spirituality, & to deny anyone the opportunity or right to learn about religion/spirituality is evil and will only lead to destruction.

Fernando is a product of the City of Whittier. A graduate of Cal High, an alumnus of Whittier College, a US Navy Veteran, local business owner, and active member of Disciple Church. Before his second deployment, he married his high school sweetheart, Alexis, when they were 18 and 20. Fernando's philosophy is "if you want to help a poor community you do not give them money, you give them jobs; if you want to empower that community, you educate them."

Fernando is a product of the City of Whittier. A graduate of Cal High, an alumnus of Whittier College, a US Navy Veteran, local business owner, and active member of Disciple Church. Before his second deployment, he married his high school sweetheart, Alexis, when they were 18 and 20. Fernando's philosophy is "if you want to help a poor community you do not give them money, you give them jobs; if you want to empower that community, you educate them."