Surprisingly, Former Mayors Letter attracts zero comments

From Courier Letter to the Editor

1. Politics is Power: In order to pull off what some informed people are now referring to as a $Billion “Black Ops Forced Groundwater Reduction Plan,” implemented under the political guise of “authority of the state,” you must:

(a) own the necessary political power;

(b) control those around you and all those involved; and

(c) all the perpetrators must be assured they will never be subject to any form of prosecution.

How this happened only provides the public with conversation designed to confuse them and shift their focus away from the truth.

2. Why and who benefited? The real questions are why and who benefited? Who has the power to orchestrate all this under a special protective blanket and who benefited? Simple, look to the power, and follow the money.

3. The problem: Along comes an educated, professional and legitimate public and legal challenge against LSGCD, and multiple resolutions against SJRA they thought they would never have to face.

Their policy of controlling the public via fear and intimidation is no more. Truth is on the march, fighting for both state and federal Constitution-based private property rights, which have been historically and recently confirmed and upheld again by our State Supreme Court.

Thank you, Conroe, Magnolia, Shenandoah, the I.O.U. water providers, all other plaintiffs and the interested public for standing up and defending these precious and sacred rights. We salute the growing group of state-elected officials that support these same rights.

4. The threat — avoiding the public’s “Coup d’ etat:” It is alarmingly clear the current multiple resolutions against SJRA and the lawsuit against LSGCD are a legitimate threat to power ,.. political power.

After much professional science and legal research, increased awareness and due diligence by the public and the plaintiffs, the question of fraud and conspiracy is beginning to elevate its ugly head.

5. Critical mass: As the SOAH petition hearing and the LSGCD lawsuit draws closer, the problem grows bigger for both LSGCD and SJRA. All of this draws the attention of and increases the awareness of the public and many state officials.

Under oath, most of those involved with the forced $Billion groundwater reduction plan will be called upon to testify. They will all have the opportunity to do the right thing … tell the truth. Of the many involved, it will only take one.

6. Another legitimate question: How and why does any government entity (LSGCD) get created with a “no conflicts of interest” provision? Really ?

There will be a $Billion (P&I) worth of discussion and more about SJRA’s water well ownership, and LSGCD’s ability to operate (with SJRA as a voting board member), under a previous rare and unique protective blanket of “no conflicts of interest.”

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