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I suffered through reading that poorly written, disjointed and paranoid article (blog post).

I regret telling you this, but it read like someone recently off their meds or needing to be on them, someone armed with a Thesaurus but with no idea how to use one.

I particularly liked this gem:

“Remnants of Agenda 21 are destroying the peace of neighborhoods and towns in South Florida. All along the coast, citizens and local governments are being traumatized by the All Aboard Florida project that seeks to run at least 32 trains up and down the coastline, transporting huge containers of world trade freight from Miami-Fort Lauderdale open sea ports into the entertainment meccas in Orlando for a Disney-like, Neverland of noise, up-down draw bridges, flashing train lights, blaring horns, you fill in the rest. Now, residents in gated communities along the 1-95 corridor in SoFla, thinking lucky us, are realizing the encroachment damage being done to them by large HOA takeovers of their private property.”

M’Kay….”trauma”, “transporting huge containers of world trade freight”, “open sea ports”, “meccas”, “Neverland of noise”, “flashing train lights”….and this all relates to Agenda 21 and HOA’s how?

The All Aboard Florida project, while it may end up a boondoggle, it is actually a high speed passenger rail line not a freight line. While the project, which is privately owned and operated by the way, “applied for $1.6 million Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Financing (RRIF) loan, which is administered by the Federal Railroad Administration, in late 2014, the company announced it had applied for a $1.75 billion private activity bond allocation, with proceeds from the bond sale substantially reducing or replacing entirely the amount of the RRIF loan request.”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Aboard_Florida

But you know; Agenda 21 and HOA’s and trains; yes I just love it when an “evil” plan comes together / s

I had to look up the author, Suzanne Eovaldi. It turns out she is a “retired tenured college English professor, having taught full time at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights, IL for 26 years.”

Hum. Perhaps Suzanne Eovaldi or more precisely, her former English students should concern themselves more with trauma of the college “tenure system” than with the “Agitprops” of the HOA’s. Just saying.