It’s a Cwazy World
You have to read this to believe it.
And I quote, “Action Alameda and the California Healthy Communities Network (CHCN) are co-sponsoring a presentation about supporting local businesses on Tuesday, July 24th… This appears to be a part of a bay area speaking tour CHCN is putting together …”
HUH?
California Healthy Communities Network is supporting local businesses??? Is this what CHCN calls support? Oh, puh-leeze.
UPDATES:
Why does this guy look familiar in the photo on the left? He was in the California Healthy Communities Network’s press conference. How did he support his local businesses today? By standing on Fruitvale Avenue at the entrance of Farmer Joe’s with his specially made banner.
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Those union people are vile and disgusting. If the Tribune doesn’t report the truth on this matter, try Urbanview and Topix, even if you have to write the articles yourself.