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Ms. Pillsbury, Please advise where I may obtain electronic or hard copies of each of the “handouts” detailed in Attachment 1 of the 2010 Interim Report of the Commission to Study Water Infrastructure Sustainability Funding, created by SB 60, Chapter 245:1, Law of 2009, as well as all commission meeting minutes and notes. For ease …
Sponsored by the Nashua Area Federation of Republican Women – new date TBD. Purpose – to educate and answer questions regarding UN Agenda 21, and show why you should be concerned, regardless of the innocent sounding names attached, about the assault on your rights, your property, and your child’s education. Format – introduction by each …
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Ken’s mission at the Rochester City Council meeting( as it sought Public Input on its signing onto the NH version of the Federal Government’s Sustainable Communities Initiative (“SCI”), also known locally as The Granite State Future Plan) was to start connecting the dots between all of the groups that are pushing, advocating, and agitating for …
Have you ever noticed that the Water Sustainability Commission, and most of the other “sustainability” groups, all hold their “public meetings” during the business day? This one, in particular, really irks me…
As I said yesterday, I had requested a contract between the State of NH and Water Sustainability Commission / Synchrony Advisors, LLC, but was informed that there was none. So, on August 2, I asked for additional information from Synchrony Advisors, LLC as to the WSC’s activities, especially their financial ones. Note the time stamp …
GrokWATCH: Right To Know Request – Water Sustainability Commission – Update 2 Read More »
I ended the last dispatch with this: “Guess how long it took to get a response???” Answer: 10 days simply to have an email recognized and returned (emphasis mine): On 8/12/2012 11:11 PM, John A. Gilbert wrote: Mr. Murphy With this email I am acknowledging receipt of your August 2, 2012 Right to Know request. …
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Back on August 2, we launched an RTK (Right To Know) request against Gov. Lynch’s parting gift, the Water Sustainability Commission. Specifically, we wanted copies of all of the surveys that the public had filled in that the WSC presented via SurveyMonkey. I am happy to report that John Gilbert did respond positively and sent …
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“All oppression creates a state of war.” —Simone de Beauvoir On Wednesday, July 25 Skip featured a Guest Post from Ken Eyring. The central thesis of Mr. Eyring’s post was that the NH Water Sustainability Commission gave a low-profile public notice seeking input from the public regarding management of Granite State water resources over the next 25 …
Two days ago, we launched our newest Right To Know series concerning Gov. Lynch’s Water Sustainability Commission – that which was ordered into existence by Executive Order: Good afternoon, Having just taken your survey, I have a question: will you be publishing all of the surveys taken so as to validate the summary result? Like …
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UPDATE before publishing: Apparently, Judith has responded to Ken and invoking both International Law and the World Court? That’s only by email, but THIS I have to see! ********************* Our mission here at the ‘Grok is to promote and to protect Individual Freedom, Liberty, and Rights. Period. Sure, we do other things as well, but …
