“What the developer and Village of Port Chester did is nothing short of government-backed extortion,” said Didden. “I had an agreement to develop a pharmacy, a plan fully approved by the Village, and in the eleventh hour I was told that I must either bring this developer in as a 50/50 partner or pay him $800,000 to go away. If I didn’t, the City would condemn my property through eminent domain for him to put up a pharmacy. What else can you call that but extortion? I hope the Supreme Court sets things right.”
Sunday, April 01, 2007
Your Money or Your Land
From a post by Ilya Somin:
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How about the government seizing 113,031,000 ounces of silver from the public under Executive Order 6814, issued by Vincent Astor's puppet, Franklin Roosevelt, on August 9, 1934?
a little confusing post, I should say. How simple words may make people feel guilty, sorry, happy. http://www.proofreading-services.org knows how to find the right word in a certain occasion.
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