Gee ya try and leave this site for a few hours and everything goes to hell. The following has mea culpa all over it (in that fact remains illusive), so? When the boys (the girl left) in the band act as improperly as of this bunch they must be called to account.
"Real estate values are up all over. Name another town that has appreciated�" Can't/don't know/won't even disagree; however, I'm a champion of buying the worst house on the block, on the edge of what conventional wisdom calls a `good location' so who cares? Codicil: I've been through enough blown markets to appreciate, when the bloom goes off�tricky locations take it in the neck, therefore tread lightly you know not what awaits you. "Weldon connection - raises eyebrows of course� the FBI has said they have specifically reviewed the deal � find absolutely no evidence of anything corrupt". I don't have a conspiracy theory and have no evidence that the deal was dirty. I simply refuse to give backroom dealers benefit of the doubt; if they want to be treated as above board they need act above board, they don't. As to "I'm sure the FBI �not [turning] up anything in the course of their investigation." Whether good or bad, time will tell; however, the issue again is the continual appearance of impropriety, hopin' and wishin' just don't cut it. And "�details of the better deal that was waiting in the�"where did I say there was one? When you deal with the foxes, you get eaten. This I believe is the neat part where The Fishman allegedly claimed `that though Carabetta was known to have a judge in his pocket, Larry had a few of his own'; and we thought pay to play an abomination. The problem for the supporters of council, Aaron, Fishman and Weldon, is that no one considered having a public offering of the waterfront; propriety doesn't come easily to this gang. Skip Bernstein --- In [email protected], "asburycouple" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Skip, > > Real estate values are up all over. But not anywhere near to the extent they > are up in AP. You could have bought a house for around $100K in 2001 that > now sells for over $500K. Name another town that has appreciated like that. > > As for the Weldon connection - raises eyebrows of course. Big ones. But the > FBI has said they have specifically reviewed the deal with Asbury Partners > and the relationship with Weldon and can find absolutely no evidence of > anything corrupt. That doesn't mean there is nothing I grant you, but should > we believe your consipiracy theory over the FBI? What evidence do you have > that the deal was dirty? I'd like to see it. I'm sure the FBI would too as they > have not turned up anything in the course of their investigation. > > And please also share the details of the better deal that was waiting in the > wings ready to be signed. You know, the one you are accusing the board of > not being smart enough (or honest enough) to take over the deal we have. I'd > also be interested in that, and am curious how such a great offer remained so > secret. You'd think the losing bidder would have made some noise about the > unfairness of it all..... Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AsburyPark/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
