Title: BREAKING – Trump Ohio Attacker, Tommy DiMassimo, Connected To ISIS – Suspect Featured In ISIS Propaganda Videos 2015… Source:
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BREAKING – Trump Ohio Attacker, Tommy DiMassimo, Connected To ISIS – Suspect Featured In ISIS Propaganda Videos 2015…
An attempted physical attack on Donald Trump took place earlier today in Dayton Ohio – DETAILS HERE – The attacker was identified as Tommy DiMassimo.
A student of Wright University in Dayton Ohio, Tom Dimassimo is a progressive leftist thug who has participated in various protests including flag burning
By his own admissions DiMassimo is self-identified as an activist with Black Lives Matter, and various left-wing social justice groups. In addition he’s a Bernie Sanders supporter.
However, shocking new video has now surfaced of Tommy DiMassimo also participating in ISIS propaganda videos, and possibly being a part of their anti-U.S. agenda. This video was uploaded in May 2015. You can see DiMassimo is the principal subject within the video which begins with him dragging a flag and talking to the camera operator:
Mayor Kasim Reed Appoints Faye DiMassimo as New Renew Atlanta Infrastructure Program General Manager
Posted Date: 11/3/2015 5:30 PM
Mayor’s Office of Communications
55 Trinity Avenue, Suite 2500 • Atlanta, Georgia 30303
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 3, 2015
News Release
Mayor Kasim Reed Appoints Faye DiMassimo as New Renew Atlanta Infrastructure Program General Manager
ATLANTA – Mayor Kasim Reed announced today that Faye DiMassimo will serve as the new General Manager for the $250 million Renew Atlanta infrastructure bond program. In this new role, DiMassimo will oversee the design, construction and completion of more than two hundred transportation and municipal facility projects, including construction of the new Martin Luther King, Jr. Natatorium in the Historic Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. The Renew Atlanta infrastructure bond program was approved by more than eight in ten voters in a special election held on March 17, 2015. DiMassimo has served as the Director of the Cobb County Department of Transportation for nearly six years, where she has overseen a $36 million operating budget with more than 160 staff. DiMassimo brings a strong track record of execution, expert technical knowledge and proven leadership skills to the City of Atlanta.
“Faye DiMassimo has a valuable skillset and a proven ability to manage complex programs. She will bring her ability to work strategically across disciplines and collaboratively with diverse stakeholders as we execute on more than two hundred infrastructure repair and upgrade projects,” said Mayor Reed. “The Renew Atlanta infrastructure bond program is the single largest investment in the look, feel and experience of the city in modern times. Faye DiMassimo will ensure we execute this program on time and on budget. Faye has my confidence, and the residents of the City of Atlanta can be confident in her as well.”
In the months since the infrastructure bonds were approved, the City of Atlanta has broken ground on street resurfacing of Lynhurst Drive at Cascade Road SW, and has advanced substantial work on procurement and initial planning and design on dozens of projects.
“It is an honor to join Mayor Kasim Reed’s administration to lead the City of Atlanta’s program to address pressing infrastructure needs. There is no greater investment to be made in our future economic success than that of Renew Atlanta,” said DiMassimo. “Working with the City’s leadership team and in partnership with our business community, I have no doubt we will meet and exceed program delivery expectations in a transparent and performance-driven manner.”
DiMassimo has extensive experience in the metropolitan Atlanta region and in the Montgomery, AL metropolitan area, in both the private and public sectors. DiMassimo holds Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Public Administration and a Master’s in Community Planning, all from Auburn University. She will begin her new role with the City of Atlanta in early December.
THE Paulding County High School (PCHS) was established in 1969 following the merger of Dallas High School, the old Hiram High School, and Matthews High School. PCHS is located in the rural community of Dallas, Georgia along Villa Rica Highway. PCHS is a four-year, comprehensive high school serving 9th through 12th graders and follows a hybrid schedule which consists of a mixture of traditional and block classes. Currently traditional classes are year-long classes while block classes are completed in 18 weeks.
