USSC Land Deal

Tuesday, December 09, 2008

by Luan Walker, CRB

Please mark your calendars for this Wednesday, December 10th, 6:30 pm at John Boy Auditorium to attend a public meeting for review of the meeting held by the South Florida Water Management District meeting held last Tuesday in West Palm Beach, FL. It should be juicy and have a great turnout!

Happy Holidays, Luan

By Rebecca

January 15^th, 2009

It seems as if your gas station must not have much business these days if you choose to pick on every word Mrs. Walker says. Not every child in America dresses vulgerly or listens to inappropriate music. I censor my children and do not subject them to this, but if they do happen to witness it we explain the consequences of their actions. Not every family in America is self-loathing and unintelligent and any parent with common sense knows that when you try to completely go to the extreme of protecting your child from every temptation in the world they are going to rebel against you and society. This does not mean you have to let them roam freely but making them aware of wrong doings and the consequences will better prepare them if they are faced with such temptations. Please all of America begs you to return to your own country and keep your negativeness to yourself and with all our vulgarity its a wonder you are here since your country is obviously doing so well...you are just as low and cheap as anyone else coming to this country to make money on "Ignorant Americans." Please knock youself off that high horse of yours and just be happy to be alive instead of picking on everyone else because you are so insecure in yourself it makes you feel better to point out others faults. Lastly, you are providing us with gasoline stations because you are so moral...hmmm gasoline stations that sell porn magazines, sodas, junk food, lottery tickets, alcohol, cigarettes(that most of you sell to minors) So you are really coming to this country to bring some morals when it sounds to me like you are feeding off Americans and encouraging bad behavior.
By Halid Kassam

January 15^th, 2009

Mr. Luis, my country is now America, and my family has adjusted well - we own many businesses, thanks to government loans at very favorable rates. Do you deny that contemporary society with its vapid 'entertainments' - music with vulgar lyrics that encourage casual sexual liasions? Television programming that discourages any higher thought? Do not condemn the ambition and work ethic of my family to the learned mediocrity of what sounds to be yours. We wish to integrate into the community more traditional outlets for social interaction - tea houses, shops, centers of commerce and the usual convenience gasoline stores. It is shocking to us to see the younger school girls dressing as interacial rap harlots in public and their serial interacial out of wedlock births. This fact does not alarm you? It is your choice to condone the prostitution of the female members of your family, however do not impose your immoral views upon mine. I look forward to the establishment of a religious center in the community which would allow us to visit and discuss issues of importance in a relxaed setting of hospitality. You are most welcome to join in our worship services.
By Luis Carbonell

January 11^th, 2009

Who is the ignorant one, obviuosly Mr. PhD Kassam, needs to get a lesson in American culture and freedom, or better yet, go back to where he and his brother came from if he thinks his country is so much better.....
By Halid Kassam

December 11^th, 2008

I do not understand your comment A public meeting is juicy? Is this a metaphor? I do not understand this unformal English, so please forgive me. This meeting which was attended by myself and my brother, was a meeting. I did grasp the underlaying fundementals of the complex land transaction proposed. I am surprised that commoners would even be allowed to indulge in such a meeting - this is a complex transaction with economic implications that few could understand, unless of course the transaction was explained in terms where a 7th form student could grasp. Has anyone in the community proposed an alternative private school for those who have children who would benefit from such a school? I would like to petition the members of the local parliment to consider a program in the public school where tolerance and acceptance of children whose education and religion are entertwined. Children today wear garsih vulgar attire to public school, and act like the underclass ethnics of your society, who, are by and large ignorant, shiftless and morally depraved. I note with anticipation your reply to my ideas.