Seniors to Trenton: Don’t meddle here!
Crowd boos plan for state oversight of communities
BY JOE ZEDALIS | TOMS RIVER BUREAU
MANCHESTER — Supporters of a proposal to have the state oversee common-interest communities, such as retirement villages, got a rude awakening from senior citizens who pelted them with boos and catcalls while giving opponents of the idea a standing ovation. Read the rest of this entry »
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by Jerome R. Corsi
The idea to form the North American Union as a super-NAFTA knitting together Canada, the United States and Mexico into a super-regional political and economic entity was a key agreement resulting from the March 2005 meeting held at Baylor University in Waco, Tex., between President Bush, President Fox and Prime Minister Martin. Read the rest of this entry »
CBS 13 | Bora Kim
SACRAMENTO The number of California homeowners having difficulty paying their mortgage is going up. New statistics show the specifics: the number of foreclosures is clearly on the rise.
CTV Ottawa | Robert Fife
The rumor of Hillary’s attendance on Saturday, June 13th, sources coupled with what witnesses saw at the Brookestreet Hotel strongly suggest this to be the case.
KCCI | Eric Hanson
Small House Society offers alternative to McMansions.
In 2000, while working as a programmer, Mr. Tom Feeney requested me to create a vote fraud prototype to exploit the vulnerability of electronic voting systems to data manipulation. The requested software program would allow the controllers of the machines to alter the vote and choose the winners of elections without regard for the actual will of the voters. I testified to these facts under oath at the Congressional hearing on Vote fraud held in Ohio. (Affidavit provided to Congress here) Read the rest of this entry »
KHOU-TV | Doug Miller
One woman’s garden is apparently another woman’s eyesore.
Some neighbors see the yard as an eyesore. And now, the gardener is fighting a legal battle with her homeowners association.
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15 hours of hell at the hands of immigration who knew they were coming. Listen here
Paul Joseph Watson | June 8 2006
Alex Jones and his team were detained by Canadian immigration on orders of the Bilderberg Group for a 15 hour nightmare of interrogation, accusations and threats of arrests in anticipation of the conference in Ottawa which starts today. Read the rest of this entry »
By: Dick Brinster, Staff Writer
EAST WINDSOR — Disputes over the color and style of front doors opened the way to what is now Margaret Bar-Akiva’s battle against a “Trojan horse.”
There might be no better way to begin chronicling a decade for an activist that began with a term on the board of directors of the Twin Rivers Homeowners Association and morphed into what she believes is a war for democracy against those who control such associations.
“Although it began with a debate over rules governing such mundane items as a storm door, no intelligent discussion can take place without distinguishing between good rules, bad rules and benign rules,” Ms. Bar-Akiva said. “Good rules are what day you take out the garbage, keeping the community clean and healthy, and benign rules are what color and style your door and mailbox can be.
“Bad rules are where they trample on your First Amendment rights.” Read the rest of this entry »
CNN | Lou Dobbs
Chavez-tied firm makes US e-voting machines
Some judges routinely rule in cases involving friends, former clients and business associates — and in favor of lawyers who fill their campaign coffers.
By Michael J. Goodman and William C. Rempel, Times Staff Writers
June 8, 2006
LAS VEGAS — When Judge Gene T. Porter last ran for reelection, a group of Las Vegas lawyers sponsored a fundraiser for him at Big Bear in California. Even by Las Vegas standards, it was brazen. Some of the sponsors had cases before him. One case was set for a crucial hearing in four days. Read the rest of this entry »
KPHO | Greg Mocker
HOA forecloses on woman in assisted-living facility, but it doesn’t stop there…
Note: Ventana Lakes is the HOA in 2000 where 2 board members were killed by Richard Glassel.
Associated Press
RENO, Nev. — Wayne Hage, who battled the federal government for decades over public lands and private property rights and came to epitomize Nevada’s Sagebrush Rebellion has died. Read the rest of this entry »
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By Joe Kollin | South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Less than two years after naming him as the nation’s first condominium ombudsman, Gov. Jeb Bush has fired Virgil Rizzo and replaced him with a Department of Health attorney with no known condo law experience. -more-
KLAS-TV | Colleen McCarty, Investigative Reporter
“I think the backlog is just unacceptable.” …NV Assemblywoman Barbara Buckley, (D)
Audience stunned as administrator, and suspected CAI pitchwoman, Gail Anderson appears to lapse into stream of consciousness while putting candy sprinkles on HOA crop circle backlog and controversial administrative law judge canard. See for yourself what this Paris Hilton madness is all about.
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