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June 28, 2005

Justice

The Supreme Court rules city governments can take property away from one private owner and give it to another if the new owner can generate greater tax revenue or economic benefits than the former - Senseless.

Filing a request with the city to take the property of Justice David Souter in order to build a hotel on that property, which will generate greater tax revenue and economic benefits for the city - Priceless.

Go here to find out about the proposed Lost Liberty Hotel featuring the "Just Desserts Cafe," and a permanent exhibit on the loss of freedom in America.  This guy is looking for investors.  I don't have much to invest but this is one thing I'l wilingly send a donation to.

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