I was threatened with arrest by a person who drove a Fairmount Park designated vehicle and who said they were an official representative. He said I was forbidden from putting in or taking out anything. (I was shoring up - at an erosion deficit - the crumbling roadway by firming the adjacent earth bank with my own unneeded excavated earth thus providing for mutual profit outcomes). I felt strongly that day, that Fairmount park does not really appear to belong to the people as was part of its charter.
On Sep 20, 2012, at 10:45 AM, Glenn moyer wrote: > > > Levy and PEW are making a propaganda blitz ahead of the massive regressive > taxation push. When I calculated it before, our property taxes will triple > and the homestead exemption is basically nothing. Of course, working class > renters will bear the full force, so we will get another massive change in > this neighborhood. The real estate ladies are probably drooling at the mass > suffering and home turnovers coming soon. But Paul Levy wants even more. > > > I think more of you now see the planned direction for our corporate > controlled parkland through the recent subsidized Budweiser festival. > > People need to understand this new propaganda blitz, for vast expansion of > regressive taxation coupled with the demand for more corporate welfare, as > the final push for acceptance of neofeudalism and vast zones where the city > is abandoned. This Paul Levy crap is classic disaster capitalism; making you > think Walmart, Penn, Drexel, Budweiser etc. are moving to China if tthey > don't get more welfare on top of their zero taxes. > > It's not the service economy, but the industrial base that is exported in > global vulture capitalism. (Marx, Lenin and others described this process > long ago) > > The Levy crap: > > http://www.philly.com/philly/opinion/inquirer/20120920_Smart_tax_mix_helps_city_grow.html > > > Census report foreshadows the look of neofeudalism. The Levy, Nutter, > Drexel, Penn plan wants to greatly accelerate this direction: > > > http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/20120920_Poverty_rises_in_Phila___suburbs__census_study_finds.html > > > > > > ---- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named > "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see .
