UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN wrote:
Anthony West wrote:
Still less powerful are the myriad of smaller community agents such
as UCD and various civic associations. In real life, they seldom act
entirely in concert with each other. And there is no mastermind, no
'Dr. No' scheming relentlessly to make every single unpleasant thing
in town happen to you.
indeed, this is why focp has decided to go for one whole year without
ucd money or agendas!
ROCK ON, FRIENDS OF CLARK PARK, YOU SMALL AND LESS POWERFUL COMMUNITY
AGENT SELDOM IN CONCERT WITH UCD!!
Anthony West wrote:
I believe that's also the reason why Ray Rorke has decided to go for one
whole year entirely without Penn money or agendas!
In truth, Friends of Clark Park has received little or no funds directly
from UCD over the years. Like any sensible non-profit public works
association, it is in the business of encouraging donors large and small
to put their money into the park. FoCP has partnered with the Penna.
Dept. of Agriculture, the Penna. Dept. of Conservation and Natural
Resources, Citizens Bank, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, the
City of Philadelphia and University City District, to name just a few.
Each one of these grantors has an agenda, of course. A park support
group's mission is to bring that agenda into line with the park's own
agenda.
Precisely because there are so many players in this game, it is
impossible for any one of their agendas to play the dominant role that
paranoids crave for UCD. So yes, there is Dr. No for you here, Ray. Sorry!
hahaha thanks for brilliantly making my point, tony west!
it's just as you say: with so many players in this game, and
with ucd being such a minor player, focp has decided to go
for one whole year without ucd money or agendas. WOO HOO!
..................
UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN
[aka laserbeam®]
[aka ray]
SERIAL LIAR. CALL FOR RATES.
"It is very clear on this listserve who
these people are. Ray has admitted being
connected to this forger." -- Tony West
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http://tinyurl.com/2vk6s3
[november 2002]
The community organization Friends of Clark Park held an
open meeting last night to discuss the University City
District's proposed plans to revitalize Clark Park.
The organization's members submitted two petitions to the
Friends of Clark Park Board in August protesting the UCD's
plan. The Friends of Clark Park will play a large role in
conjunction with the UCD in deciding what aspects of the
park will be changed....
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