Grokster Don, who was also present at July meeting had the Line / Question of the Night (even if not articulated until almost the end of the meeting):
When did limited Government, Freedom, and the Right to Property become Extremist?
Sidenote: You have to note the use of “straight” instead of that made up word “cisheteronormative”. I am so over the Wokesters constantly trying to force us to use their Orwellian language and make us believe its the “norm” when it comes to “sexual identity” that is to be the most important attribute of being … Read more
Grokster Don, who was also present at July meeting had the Line / Question of the Night (even if not articulated until almost the end of the meeting):
When did limited Government, Freedom, and the Right to Property become Extremist?
Actually, not so much missing but so much going on with the GAC and the Delegation it’s been hard to keep up. But to be expected – Wood and Lambert have adopted an Obama tactic that we all first saw at the start of Obama’s first term – too much happening over so many areas … Read more
So, yet another post in this now long-running series chronicling what seems to be a coup d’etat over the Gunstock Area Commission but one that goes to the heart of the demagoguery used by Commissioners Doug Lambert (of DGF Industrial) and Jade Wood (NH GOP Area 5 Vice-Chair). Ever since the two of them went … Read more
Are you above the Law? Or don’t even care? Yes, a “chucklehead edition post” – or the politically craven, or those too scared to do the right things because “I WANT TO GET REELECTED” (and don’t want the ginned up mob to be angry at me anymore!!!). And the realization hit me that in the … Read more
I’ve been posting other Data Points that we ordinary folk are losing Trust in our institutions (both private and public). Now, it is blatant. From the Trafalgar Group: (click to embiggen) If you go to the link, you’ll see that this is an “overall” take. If you look at the Republican, Democrat, and Independents’ take … Read more
The following was an anonymous Letter (yes, I do permit anonymous articles) that was directed towards the Op-Ed piece that NH State Rep Barbara Comtois wrote for GraniteGrok here. As it was a scanned image, I have reproduced it here as an image with no edits but a couple of sentences underlined by me in … Read more
I had issued an RSA 91:A to the Gunstock Area Commissioners concerning certain taxes paid by Gunstock to the State of NH – or not: This request is for the listing of payments for taxes to the State of NH by Gunstock Mountain Resort for the time period of January 1, 2000 through to end of … Read more
A sad story where even if we “win”, the other side gets to cash out bigly. In this case, Gabriel Gipe was that case I wrote about just about a year ago from a Project Veritas investigative report where he was OPENLY stating that he now had 180 to turn his students into “revolutionaries” instead … Read more
And while the “Gunstock Debacle” is seemingly in a brief pause (and trust me, it ain’t over), I’m trying to catch my breath. School is out for the Grandson so time for “day” vacations over the next three weeks – just in time as I haven’t taken a vacation in years (even though being retired … Read more
The election races are ON with the first finish line being September 13th – NH’s Primary Election date. The candidates aren’t just running around at breakneck speeds, they are on double overdrive in trying to squeeze out those last few votes from the still-undecided and those they think can “turn” from other candidates. As you … Read more
SHOT: Visualizing 10 Years of Global EV Sales by Country
“A look at the explosion of global EV sales since 2011, broken down by country.
This past Wednesday, the 10th, was the monthly meeting of the BCRC at the Gilford Public Library. As always, there was a keynote speaker and it was Lily Tang Williams who running to be the NH GOP nominee to retire the current Democrat Annie Kuster who sits next to Uber-Progressive from New York (sponsor of the Green New Deal bill that Biden is effecting by Executive fiat).
Such SOARING views in Gunstock Mountain Resort marketing materials. Don’t you just love the speed in following the zip lines or skiers headed downslope? Used to be hard and expensive to get such a shot – now, it’s almost trivial. Find a drone driver, agree to terms, and off you go! I just sent off … Read more
And no, it wasn’t Matt Mowers (who blew us off at the last minute) – he got zero votes from the GraniteGrok writers. I hope that helps you determine who you’d vote for come September’s New Hampshire Primary.
To paraphrase/plagiarize (see image below): Gary Kiedaisch/Brian Beihl, Power Mongers: “It is not enough to simply beat Ness and Strang. They must be destroyed thoroughly. Their kind must not rise again.” What was it that the former Gunstock Area Commissioners’ team feared so much about them both? …They were/are the existential threat. When your business involves … Read more
My impression of Andrew Livernois’s answer: EVERYTHING in the Law is a “grey area” (so go do what you want). And now the Delegation is getting sued over it. Like I said here, NH State Rep Harry Bean broke the Law after being manipulated into whipping himself into a frenzy to be seen as getting … Read more
Especially now that they were successful in forcing former GAC Chair Peter Ness to resign (he could no longer take the political bullying they were heaping on him) who started the Audit Committee because of rumors of financial malfeasance? And that they are STILL trying to get Commissioner Dr. David Strang to resign (who headed … Read more
Our Daily Sun (Pravda on the Paugus) has jumped both feet into the Gunstock issue. It has sided is siding with, no surprise, the big money fat cats who were running it like it was their plaything and ignoring the laws governing its oversight.
But that’s what our younger generations are being taught/led to believe (re: Black Lives Matter): In a world largely free of slavery today, it may seem hard to realize that slavery was an almost universal institution for thousands of years. Despite widespread misconceptions in the United States today that the institution of slavery was based … Read more