In 2016 I backed Karin Wilson and the current city council, which includes Burrell Boone and Brown. I got one out of four right, Karin Wilson. I was wrong in trusting Burrell, Boone or Brown but I wanted to believe them when they said that they were independent individuals with only Fairhope’s best interest at heart. What total BS that turned out to be, all three have betrayed Fairhope and used their elected office for personal gain.
Fairhope pay attention: The last four years, Mayor Karin Wilson has been standing up to bullies with special interests that do not align with citizens values.
Those bullies are our own councilmen Burrell Boone and Brown who represent CATALYST/ Scott Boone Consulting, CSB.
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This group is run by the son of Councilman Boone, Scott, and financed by special interests. It has also been supported by so called media who wrote paid hit pieces, for the 3 B’s, spewing unfounded allegations meant to mislead the public.
The Mayor of Fairhope has won four years in a row, The Nappi Award for the
HARDEST WORKING ELECTED CITY OFFICIAL—EASTERN SHORE
MAYOR KARIN WILSON FAIRHOPE
The Mayor has received 4 Nappi Awards, during the same time the council has been awarded nothing, ZERO. The council has fought the Mayor tooth and nail for 4 years and she still accomplished, in spite of them, more in 4 years than the previous Mayor did in 16 years.
Some really weird and scary things are going on in Fairhope. After the published the Oil “Slick”, seems the BP “good Vibes” guy on the paddle board, freaked out and forgot about his good vibes pledge. Some people have no sense of humor.
OIL “SLICK” It defies logic that a former BP executive is going to lecture Fairhope citizens about contamination of the Mobile Bay. Are the citizens of Fairhope suppose to forget about the fact that he personally oversaw the BP “cleanup”?
It defies logic that a former BP executive is going to lecture Fairhope citizens about contamination of the Mobile Bay.
Are the citizens of Fairhope suppose to forget about the fact that he personally oversaw the BP “cleanup”?
Is he that SLICK or is it his “good Vibes”?
The BP guy on the paddle board seems to be living up to BP standards. He is blocking comments on his Facebook page.
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I hope that everyone understands what is really at stake here!
Sherry says “ she knows how city government should be work, about how building relationships is important in order to get things done “ …. WELL FOLKS, YES SHE DOES!!!
She was a huge part of the Kant regime that was full of corruption, did work and favors for wealthy people and maintained these poisonous relationships that were good for the administration but not good for the city.
In response to Councilman Brown about his position on the Waterfront,
Op Ed: Positive change always met with stubborn opposition andldquo;Plus andccedil;a change, plus candrsquo;est la mandecirc;me chose.andrdquo; (The more things change, the more they stay the same.) That quotation from Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr in 1848 should always andhellip;
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This was my comment to Robert Brown weeks ago on this subject :
Robert, you and many others may not like my comment.
Get ready Fairhope, CATALYST is now working under the Scott Boone Consulting banner. CATALYST can be best described as:
“Intricate web of multiple concentric layers of companies that are intermingled around and intended, among other things, to conceal the interrelationships among and between, and to insulate from liability”
The FBI defines a criminal enterprise as “a group of individuals with an identified hierarchy, or comparable structure, engaged in significant criminal activity.
Fairhope Mayor Wilson is inviting the citizens of Fairhope, again, to participate in the next upcoming presentation of the Waterfront project.
“Wilson told citizens on June 18, ‘We are going back to the drawing board and urging those who did not take part in the three month engagement process earlier this year to please participate.'”
Fairhope reopening public participation on proposed park project Fairhope Mayor Karin Wilson is pumping the brakes on a $6.
Fairhope is closing in on another municipal election so get ready for CATALYST and the ill informed to try and convince voters that they know best.
The latest issue is the plan for the waterfront, pier and parks at the bay. The funding comes from the BP oil spill in 2010. The cycle for funding and approval took years and grants were very specific outlining the scope of work.
The last three years the waterfront project has been on the table.
