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We're Not Clean
Lets hope Chula Vista city council can get their act together before the violence spills over here. I think more planning is necessary to create a comprehensive plan to address this issue. If Cheryl and the city council is reading this-"get your act together or we wont forget in election time." CommunitiesTakingAction.com— April 3, 2009 9:41 a.m.
Pizza and the Power Plant
First and foremost, can you please state your lobbyist i.d number Mr. Harry15…geeez…can this comment be more of a sellout comment? Probably not….But realistically, I don’t think Mr. Salazar would support the construction of a power plant in La Jolla or anywhere else so close to people. I know him personally and I believe he is true to his word about social justice and the discrimination southwest Chula Vista and its residents have endured by special interest that continue to sell out their brothers for profit. I don’t know harry15 if your getting paid to say what you say...but you are entitled to get your check from MMC or the rest of the other sycophants…but not me or my community. We don’t sell out. I have been door to door for the last six months talking to folks in the community surrounding the peaker plant and very very very few people have actually supported it....so lets CUT THE BULL and lets cut the city or MMC propaganda....if harry15 wants to support and undemocratic city government then…put it out there…If you think activism is bad and a transparent democracy is not necessary…why don’t you take your little mind and take it to North Korea… I live in this community and we don’t get paid to mobilize ...we do it for free because our dignity and respect is worth more than $210,000. If those silver coins are worth your manhood...well....how about you build a power plant 350 feet next to your house....and btw...it was 120 people who showed up...ohh…by the way (again)…if you want to talk numbers well, I believe that city hall should listen to the 29 public comments against the peaker plant RATHER than the 3 comments by the PAID Lobbyists. PERHAPS you like to live in a world where lobbyist are more important than the voting community...go figure….— August 14, 2008 11:05 p.m.