Let’s not only take time to think about those at Pearl Harbor, but also those Who are fighting for Us at this very moment, so that We have the opportunity to learn about Our surroundings.

Not a lot of people in Sedona seem grateful. A road issue gets corrupted by greedy foxes wanting to steal the eggs from Sedona voters and guess what, they did. A few are walking around asking how it could have happened.

And here’s something else that’s wrong around here.

Fellas act like flooding during rainstorms is an apocalypse the Sedona Council created. The councils had nothing to do with the rain run off issue. Developers yes, homeowners yes, USFS yes, God yes but the Councils not so much. No one can be stupid enough to believe that line of political bullcrap except a few uneducated jackasses that bray like the asses they are. LEARN QUIET.

Deserts-flash floods-torrential rains-houses all were built in areas before incorporation and now homeowners and businesses don’t clean and maintain washes, Forest Service and Developers give blows to Mother Nature with land management or bull dozers destroying thousands of years old beautiful desert habitat to erect 3000 sq ft houses in uninhabitable areas. So LIVE WITH IT and Practice QUIET that the rest of us can ENJOY.

To reflect back that an alleged proposed “Sizzlers” restaurant adjacent to the main post office and the former “White House” motel in West Sedona were two cited undesireable events in Sedona offering lame excuses for Sedona to “incorporate” to prevent unsightly overbuilding. Has anyone checked out Fort Hyatt at the “Y lately? Guess some of those planners considered the red rock views now obscured as having been “unsightly.” Tell that to the tourists..

Of course the “biggie” excuse to incorporate was that unless Sedona had a central wastewater treatment facility all of our properties would be condemned and rendered worthless. And then the “M” word was thrown in: Moratorium on new construction. Hmmm . . . wonder what Sedona would look like today had that concept been applied?

When the then truly uneducated voters bought into that bill of sale it was, indeed, a joyous occasion for developers and others who stood to make big bucks. Chamber of Commerce hasn’t done too badly with their high priced new facilities and Executive Director while those of us who prepaid for connection to the sewer remain “unconnected” and are still waiting for our properties to be condemned.

Big government, high finances . . . indeed. Thank you, Glenn Shannon, for telling it like it is.

If what you say is true, why use a pseudonym? Stand behind your words.