Although the media-spin machine has created the perception that El Paso is solidly behind the Tucson Padres making El Paso home there are indications that not all is what the spin meisters would have us believe. Although the baseball stadium is well on its way, after City Hall was recently demolished, there are still several […]
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Tying Up Some Loose Ends
As the Steve Ortega for Mayor shellacking winds down it is time to tie up some loose ends. I’ll take them one at a time and reveal who I really think is leading the cultural annihilation of the essence of El Paso and it’s rich history. But first a few loose ends. The Forma Group […]
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Election Season Starting: Stable of Useful Idiots Increased by One
As expected, the horde has begun to feel the sting of the “crazies”, not to mention the loss of their premier useful idiot Jaime Abeytia. Therefore they have conscripted a former blogger into their stable. On September 14, 2013, Jay Koester launched a new blog. You might remember how Jay Koester came to the online rescue […]
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Information Alert: Batch of Private Emails Released
Today, I received the first batch of emails from my Open Records Request requesting the records of certain government officials from their personal email accounts and the ballpark ownership group. My original request was; “Please provide copies of the text messages, and/or emails that discuss the downtown ballpark from: the personal email account, and or […]
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Ballpark Back Door Dealing
And there you have it; the “crazies” weren’t so crazy after all. First in The El Paso Inc., on Sunday, June 9, 2013 and then the next day on KVIA, outgoing mayor John Cook clearly lays out the conspiracy to keep the El Paso electorate from deciding whether they wanted city hall demolished or not. In […]
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Stephanie Townsend Allala Email Update
As many of you already know the ongoing saga of the release of Steve Ortega’s and Cortney Niland’s emails continue to be delayed by the city. I have speculated in a previous post that the delay may have to do with the city floating the bonds to pay for the ballpark fiasco. Or, it could be […]
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Update on Email Gate
Yesterday, city council discussed the ongoing withholding of emails in executive session. As you may remember, the city, under the John Cook administration decided to sue the Texas Attorney General’s office because the State Attorney had directed the city to release the emails under the open records law as requested by Stephanie Townsend Allala. For […]
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Hypocrisy Oozes from KVIA and Times
With much self-serving faux indignation, the El Paso Times, the El Paso Inc., and KVIA offered commentary about the ouster of Leonard Goodman from the Downtown Management District. As I always write; follow the money and the motives suddenly become clear. Therefore let’s breakdown the motives behind the hypocrisy by identifying who made and is […]
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John Cook and Joyce Wilson Questioned the Rush to Vote for the Ballpark
Reviewing the recently released emails from the private email boxes of Emma Acosta, Susie Byrd, John Cook, Ann Lilly and Joyce Wilson provides more evidence that the ballpark negotiations were designed to keep public commentary out of the process. Although there are no “smoking guns” and this does not surprise me because the horde is […]
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Newspaper Tree: The propaganda machine for the cabal
Many individuals commented to me that I was completely delusional about my belief that the up-and-coming Newspaper Tree was going to be nothing more than a propaganda outlet for Woody Hunt and his friends: Paul Foster, Bill Sanders and the other proponents of the destruction of El Paso. My blog post of March 7, 2013 described […]
