Wednesday, May 13, 2009

They promised what they can't deliver

Apparently, when they decided they were going to 'grow' Fort Carson back in 01, 02, the Springs obviously promised almost 7 million acres of southeastern Colorado to 'seal the deal'. That is like you or I promising several neighbors land and/or children for our sole benefit - without them knowing it. And when the neighbors balk at being taken or giving up the children you tell them 'but I know what is best for you, you obviously don't'.

That's the way many think it is supposed to work - they can 'harvest' other's property and lives for their own personal and professional gain - even if it is against others' will.

We disagree and believe that kind of thinking is destroying America and we will fight from now on to correct that thinking.

They also seemed to have planned on getting it through before anyone could fight it like they did last time around. They obviously didn't stop to think that 'their' ideas are not shared by the majority of the state or country or they just didn't/don't care.

They promised someone elses property to seal the deal and now that they can't deliver the 'deal' is in jeopardy.

If they continue to push their agenda to take our region from us then we need to be sure we work harder to keep their 'deal' from fruition - and keep them from inflicting their will upon us.

2 comments:

lory phillips kcrt/kbkz said...

I as a local business owner try to buy everything i can locally for myself and my business. i go to the local dealers always for cars & trucks.same for tires,office supplies etc. I will not shop Colorado Springs now or in the future.Folks it just makes sense to shop locally especially when places like the Springs try so hard to put all of us out of business.

Unknown said...

Have you seen this - letter from Mike Coffman to Governor Ritter:

http://coffman.house.gov/2009/05/coffman-wants-veto-on-pinon-canyon-bill.shtml

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