Abel NGO - Statement of Purpose

Abel NGO is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to developing knowledge resources for support of humanitarian goodwill endeavor within crisis regions in the world social climate. This organization has begun, informally, on 7 August 2014, focusing on an independent study of the humanitarian crises recently developing in Ukraine.

Abel NGO, as an organization, is staffed by one individual author, Sean Champ -- a person of no aspiring biography, certainly, and only some limited experience in climates of political, academic, social, and technical endeavor. Informally a student of anthropology since 1998, Linux host management and Common Lisp software programming since 2000, though never as a fan of any manner of "Hacker" motif, furthermore having completed an enlistment as engineer in the United States Army, Sean Champ is now formally a student of an introductory electronics ad computing program at DeVry University Online. However, foregoing the opportunity to rely on the alma matre for career guidance -- if that must be in lieu of relying on his own knowledge, sense of ethics, and entrepreneurial intuition -- Sean Champ is moreover living as an unemployed veteran in a socially volatile economy, effectively stranded and voluntarily self-sequestered in a consistently, culturally primitive region in Northern California -- to speak well of it, in leaving so much "At that," of evident intentions and evidently desired effects of attitudes in the local community.

If there may be an opportunity for good social entrepeneurialism, for a work that would be clearly not unbounded of rational ethics, neither inviting of ambiguity of material structure and design, perhaps this begins one person's study of a fratricidal war in a republic independent of the US and independent of Russia, namely Ukraine.

The author does not claim any special knowledge, but only a careful attentiveness about thin shreds of news escaping the virtual media blockade -- the silence to humanitarian interests, the emphasis of statist dogma, the veritable economic wargaming, and the state's support so far levied in all of state naivete to a Ukraine army infiltrated of sociopathic elements clearly destabilizing the Ukraine society, making targets of Ukraine's own people, and Ukraine's own hospitals, and Ukraine's own infrastructure -- that same virtual media blockade.

This effort is made not either to glorify and neither to demean the character of the cultures locked in the humanitarian crisis clearly having developed in Ukraine. Not for statist dogma, not for strawman characterization, this work seeks to collect and collate simple facts, in an open forum, for public understanding and for the safety of humnanitarian aid yet deployed to support the cause of peace, in that region yet torn of a crisis, purportedly a civil war.