Wonder if they thought Alaska’s laws would apply and would just get a pat on the back and signed up for free healthcare... Politadick
I Love Alaska’s History
Even sad parts like this, the odds they faced and overcame.....
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Wow....
PolitadickMust Read Alaska. Link below...
Tons of details inside about who “He Who Shall Not Be Named” has made the LNG deal with....
Clearly to get what he wants, it doesn’t matter what it costs... Especially at the expense of others to accomplish his goals....
Link to Alaska’s Budget Corruption below shows the real agenda of “He Who Shall Not Be Named”
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So far with everything reported about this, the signing last night has no legal obligation to do anything but look at the numbers again and has no financial backing as of yet.....
So Far Just A Show To Make It look Like It Could Happen...... Same thing we have been hearing since he started this project...
Link to what Must
Read Alaska has to tell us about, who he just signed us up with. 
https://www.facebook.com/politadick/posts/1552888718105477
Link to Alaska’s Budget Corruption....
What I found most interesting about the governor’s pipeline announcement to the legislature tonight is that he is not planning to get around to actually signinga contract until next December, which of course will be just AFTER his election in November.
That is a very convenient timeline if you happen to be running for re-election as governor, which he is. Unfortunately, it is a truly terrible timeline for the people of Alaska.
The people of Alaska will be left to vote on nothing more than the words and promises and hopes of the governor, hopes which have thus far never materialized, and which may in fact still never materialize. But the timing is truly terrible for Alaskans for a completely different reason.
As a grad student, I had the opportunity to pursue some training in negotiation. One of the lessons I took away from the training was this:
As location is to real estate, timing is to negotiation.
The Walker Administration will be up for election next November, which is very close to the time when actual commitments are going to be ironed out by Alaska and the Chinese government. At the time those agreements are being ironed out, the Chinese President (Xi Jinping), however, will still have at least three more years in office.
Let me simply leave you with a question or two to think about:
In a negotiation between two political leaders, where one leader’s political career may well be completely dependent on being able to come up with a deal, and the other leader has no such fear hanging over his head, which side has the stronger position at the negotiating table?
What would happen to the Walker Administration’s election chances if, the night before the election, the Chinese government backed out of the gasline project completely?
Would Walker be able to let them walk away? Or would he find it necessary to do just about anything to keep them at the table, even if it meant accepting terms that would eventually, after all the political spin had worn off, be shown to have been absolutely terrible for the people of Alaska?
Good timing for the governor. Great timing for the Chinese. Absolutely terrible timing for the people of Alaska.
Must Read Alaska. Link below...
Tons of details inside about who “He Who Shall Not Be Named” has made the LNG deal with....
Clearly to get what he wants, it doesn’t matter what it costs... Especially at the expense of others to accomplish his goals....
Link to Alaska’s Budget Corruption below shows the real agenda of “He Who Shall Not Be Named”
Politadick
So far with everything reported about this, the signing last night has no legal obligation to do anything but look at the numbers again and has no financial backing as of yet.....
So Far Just A Show To Make It look Like It Could Happen...... Same thing we have been hearing since he started this project...
Link to what Must
Read Alaska has to tell us about, who he just signed us up with.
https://www.facebook.com/politadick/posts/1552888718105477
Link to Alaska’s Budget Corruption....
WAY COOL
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Snowflake Trigger Alert Do
Not Read This While Alone
A safe place has been provided for you to express how Traumatic this has
been for you
Warm Milk, Binky’s and comfort blankets will be provided.
Come share
your experience with those who understand you
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This never gets old
PolitadickIs it true? Or is this just another “Russia” style Democrat diversion and no truth to it...
PolitadickThis would be one of many changes I would require to have changed.
Another would be that you cannot receive a tax return, that is more then you have contributed, during the year.
This would put billions a year back into paying off the national debt.
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Wasn't so long ago I remember each class costing only 2k.....
2018 Projected Budget for all Schooling in Alaska $3.86 Billion Dollars. This projected costs was before they decided to raise the cost of Tuition....
2015 Was the last time we had total Provided that is Actual and the grand total was..... $3.72 Billion Dollars.
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This agreement has all five necessary signatories—the buyer, the lender, the investor, the developer and the state. This is a big project with big players and big benefits. There are more steps before a final investment decision is reached, but having the largest LNG buyer in the world participating in this project means the Alaska LNG project has favorable market engagement at the highest level. This project will finally allow Alaska to reach its full potential as a state. As we move from having one of the highest unemployment rates in the country to the lowest, we will build a Stronger Alaska.
Must Read Alaska.
Links below...
Tons of details inside about who “He Who Shall Not Be Named” has made the LNG deal with....
Clearly to get what he wants, it doesn’t matter what it costs... Especially at the expense of others to accomplish his goals....
Link to Alaska’s Budget Corruption below shows the real agenda of “He Who Shall Not Be Named”
Politadick
So far with everything reported about this, the signing last night has no legal obligation to do anything but look at the numbers again and has no financial backing as of yet.....
So Far Just A Show To Make It look Like It Could Happen...... Same thing we have been hearing since he started this project...
Link to what Must
Read Alaska has to tell us about, who he just signed us up with.
https://www.facebook.com/politadick/posts/1552888718105477
Link to Alaska’s Budget Corruption....
These are fine Alaskans in Palmer who had important things to say today that I needed to hear. (So sorry Chugiak folks - forgot to see that a photo was snapped when we met today but please know that I heard your great input too!)
Amazing the agreement among the 75 or so people I’ve connected with the last two days between 3 coffee chats and a visit to the Chugiak Senior Center and a visit to the Palmer Senior Center.
What did I hear?
Repeal SB91; it is not working. We need to hold people accountable behind bars when they break the law. We do not feel safe in our communities: we want SB91 repealed.
At the same time, change what we’re doing in the prisons so we’re not turning low-level offenders into hardened criminals who commit worse crimes - releasing them into our communities more dangerous than when they entered jail. This subgroup should not be mixed with general prison population but should be in a separate facility where they should be required to be productive, working, receiving substance abuse treatment that’s effective - such as the Set Free Alaska program - as well as receiving work training, being prepared for re-entry into the community with jobs lined up, healthy and positive support from peers who’ve turned their lives around, from churches, etc.
Find fraud and inefficiencies in state government. We still can reduce the budget.
The state needs to do better to live within its means instead of taking our PFD and taxing us.
Hire a large team of efficiency auditors that would be far more objective as far as what can be cut than state bureaucrats would be. Efficiency auditors could tell us where to save money and how to restructure departments and which programs are not effective and should expire. Even if it would cost millions (and it would), hire a large team.
We should not have expanded Medicaid, and we should not be providing all the optional services, only the mandatory ones.
We need to figure out a better way to provide education in our state; it is costing too much. We need to combine school districts. We need to cut down on administration. Don’t make cuts to the classroom though - we need reasonable ratios of teachers/students. We need to use technology in a way that saves money.
We do not agree with spending millions on the gasline project.
The legislature should meet in south-central and/or meet electronically/virtually.
There were a few more topics discussed but the above were the ones discussed the most – with lots of participation. A few items I raised by proposing the idea and getting the attendees' feedback (changes within the prison system, hiring team of efficiency auditors, optional vs mandatory Medicaid). I very much appreciate hearing from all of you. I’m proud of District F and the fact we have so many engaged and caring residents!
Oh, one more
thing. A beautiful thing. I happen to agree with this input I
received.
Must Read Alaska She
is one of the few Senators in Alaska that cares about us and not the
government she is in and their corrupt ways
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Thank You for taking the time to listen to our concerns and the
quality of the commitment you have for them