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"They will have the right to operate the tolls for 50 years," Black said of Cintra, which is working with a San Antonio company. "The tolls cannot be set without state approval. ... This first section is going to be built with no taxpayers' funds."

A direct quote from the Governor's office, from this thread's article. Now that you've been alerted to it, please stop spreading the lie that Cintra will charge whatever it wants, without the state having to approve it.

But then your post 16 contains several lies that have already been refuted in replies to you on other threads, yet you continue to post them.

"A direct quote from the Governor's office, from this thread's article. Now that you've been alerted to it, please stop spreading the lie that Cintra will charge whatever it wants, without the state having to approve it."

That's EXACTLY what they promised in Canada, and I have the links to prove it. It was a lie. So the WORDS of politicians often don't reflect the realities of their actions.

I know that my postings bother you. But until I see state law changed, or the actual contract, I will continue to point this out - but I will also now include Mr. Black's "promise".

You see these clowns in Austin are a moving target. At one time they say one thing, another time they say something else. We both have more than enough out of them to support our respective positions...which should tell everyone a lot about the quality of thought behind this whole TTC plan.