Dear "real" Rural Landowners,
County Council, County Executive, Interested Parties and the News
Media:
Barbara Heavey of Kent
and losing Democrat Candidate against Steve Hammond, District 9 in
the 2003 election, demonstrated her true colors in a King County Journal
letter-to-the-editor this morning. She of course, being a Democrat, who if
she had won against Steve Hammond, would have voted for the CAO, extols the
virtues of the newly formed Rural Majority group that is made up of primarily
card-carrying radical environmentalists. She says it's TIME FOR REAL
SOLUTIONS. So now we can add Barbara Heavey to the list of
the mis-named Rural Majority.
Real solutions? Reasoned
Voices? Alternatives? Yea, we tried all that for over a year in
public hearing after public hearing. None of it worked. The Demo's,
along with their un-American environmentalists
"friends", just like Barbara, shoved the
CAO down our collective rural throats anyway. Now we are going to try
anger, not real solutions, not reasoned voices, not alternatives. Most
rural landowners, the real rural majority, want the CAO dead and would have
killed it if it wasn't for the arrogance of Ron Sims and Company, that sued the
purveyors of the Referenda that would have repealed it. Of
course two radical environmental groups piled on to that lawsuit. And the
NO-CAO Referenda received over 18,000 signatures from the real rural
majority.
However, in contrast, the Pacific
Legal Foundations is suing King County over the CAO on constitutional and
substantive due process grounds. A certified class action lawsuit has been
filed against DDES for an alleged $20,000,000 in over charging applicants.
A RICO (racketeering) criminal complaint has been filed against King County with
the FBI. And the NO-CAO Referenda case now sits at the door of
the State Supreme Court.
Barbara Heavey is just one
more King County bureaucrat clone. She was or is a project manager
for King County, living off of our tax money and works out of DDES
offices. All she and her Democrat/radical environmentalists
"friends" want to do is to make sure the rural
landowner doesn't get the same privileges with their land that all of
her "friends" inside the urban growth boundary
get. That of course is not equal protection under the law and it is
patently unfair, unjust and un American. But what does Barbara and
her "friends" care that we lose and they win?
Here are a few websites that show who
and what Ms. Heavey is all about.
So now we have exposed Louise Miller,
x-King County Council Member (beat by our true friend, Kathy
Lambert) as a RURAL MAJORITY (RM) member and organizer. Louise
owns some property around Cottage Lake, hardly rural.
We have exposed Michael Tanksley,
pilot and avid environmentalist and RM organizer. He owns about a half
acre in Hollywood Hills, hardly rural.
We have Ken Konigsmark, avid
environmentalist and small lot owner.
We have Peter Rimbos, avid
environmentalist and small lot owner (1.15 acres).
Now we have Barbara Heavey, King
County Employee at DDES, Democrat (big surprise)
avid environmentalist and no doubt another small lot owner.
I am sure more of these radical
environmentalists that don't own real rural property, will surface
shortly. But let me be clear. They are not the real rural
majority. Stay tuned.
Ron Ewart
Fall City, WA
425
222-9482