--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Cue the theme from "Deliverance": > > ** > http://www.ktvotv3.com/Global/story.asp?S=6726382 > > Farmland or recreational park? Stanley Steamer is advertising its service, A dog, sliding his butt across the rug... Then cut to Stanley Steamer... gross! So, Hillbillism is running quite rampant in the country right now- With Ann Coulter and the like at the helm. I guess the golden rule doesn't always work: "Treat others like you would like to be treated"
I recon because some people just like that good ol' hog excretion smell, it's just so earthy. What can you do? I recon just like some people like that little witch: Ann Coulter and her sexy vulgar spinning web of controversy, for the sake of pushing buttons... What can you do?] > > (VEDIC CITY, Iowa) A special city council meeting that was held on > Sunday turned into an afternoon of tense raw emotions. > > The Maharishi Vedic City Mayor said Sunday's special public meeting > was to discuss the city's desire to acquire the Palm Family property > before any improvements could be made by the Palm family. During the > meeting where residents voiced their opinions, the meeting took a > different turn when Mayor Robert Wynne asked the Palm Family what did > they plan on doing with their property. > > "Would you be willing not to have this hog confinement next to our > city," asked Mayor Robert Wynne as the crowd heckled don't answer > that. > > At that point in the meeting, the discussion was no longer about > building recreational parks and energy wind turbines. > > "I'm concerned that when I wake up in the morning, we have breakfast, > I'm going to have a strong smell of hog manure coming into my home > and when I go to bed in the evening, I will also have the same > experience,"said Maharishi Vedic resident, David Lonsdorf. > > The Palm family response to the hog farming issue seemed to have > pleased the crowd. > > "Chris, you said we should speak. If you listen to these people, if > you live in Iowa, you understand they have spoke for us," said Ron > Palm with cheers of good answer, good answer from the crowd. > > Jefferson County Supervisor Dick Reed coaxed the Vedic City council > to wait and have further discussions with the Palm family before > moving forward on their resolution to take acquire the Palm family > land through eminent domain. > > "You have heard the people speak, when you have heard this many > people speak, I've never been in a meeting where this many people > have spoke against something. And for a city council to stand here > and vote it in, is not listening to the people,"said Reed. > > Family member Ron Palm said the family property is not for sale. > > "Absolutely not, we have no intentions of selling the property," said > Ron Palm. > > Maharishi Vedic City Council appears to have made it clear, that it > may not be looking to acquire the property through a sale if a > Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation is the Palm Family's goal. > > --"Debra Savage, Reporting. >
