Wondered where you were. We part company on Bruce's Beach. I opposed it as to standing, statute of limitations, settlement by Willa (?) and Charles Bruce not subject to rescission for the above. If we were to take reparations to its logical extension the Tongva have first dibs on all. Waiting for them to file and place a lien. Also claim my portion of the bill is marked "Paid in Full" as my great great grandfather died in the Union Army in the Civil War. No generational wealth. Would love to know how much the taxpayer paid for the option to buy back. The Breeze said the buy back in two years would be 20 million, but was silent on how much the option cost. People who lived the horrors, holocaust survivors, Japanese incarcerated in WWII (have never heard what the Italians and Germans put in Texas got, if anything) deserve reparations, but there's a reason for standing and the statute of limitations. Don't think we have heard the end of this. Good to see you back.
Wondered where you were. We part company on Bruce's Beach. I opposed it as to standing, statute of limitations, settlement by Willa (?) and Charles Bruce not subject to rescission for the above. If we were to take reparations to its logical extension the Tongva have first dibs on all. Waiting for them to file and place a lien. Also claim my portion of the bill is marked "Paid in Full" as my great great grandfather died in the Union Army in the Civil War. No generational wealth. Would love to know how much the taxpayer paid for the option to buy back. The Breeze said the buy back in two years would be 20 million, but was silent on how much the option cost. People who lived the horrors, holocaust survivors, Japanese incarcerated in WWII (have never heard what the Italians and Germans put in Texas got, if anything) deserve reparations, but there's a reason for standing and the statute of limitations. Don't think we have heard the end of this. Good to see you back.