1. Introduction.
2. Conditions.
3. Decent Human Beings.
Bob La Trémouille reports.
1. Introduction.
On Monday, September 7, 2009, I conducted the 377th day of visibilities at the destroyed nesting area of the Charles River White Geese.
2. Conditions.
It always a severe mistake to say: “They would never stoop so low” with regard to the Cambridge Pols or with regard to Governor Patrick’s people.
It looks like they are dumping materials to create a full stage parking lot.
When I last saw this outrage, the dirt in the construction zone, formerly nesting bushes and vegetation, was dirt colored. Now it is clay colored.
On top of this clay outrage has been dumped a load of crushed stone.
If Governor Patrick tells you he is a decent human being, laugh in his face.
As far as the Cambridge Pols go, well we have the judge’s word on them: “Reprehensible.” Notice of appeal filed.
3. Decent Human Beings.
I was well greeted by people who were shocked.
