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Tue, 28 Aug 2007 16:35:57 -0500

That Christy, what a joker. He forgot to tell you that the "independent" study he cites from the Beacon Hill Institute was financed by a $100,000 donation from the Richard J. Egan family foundation. The Egan family are major financiers (along with their buddy Christy) of the nefarious non-profit, Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound, said to have raised $4 million to fight Cape Wind in just one amazing morning in June, 2002, at the Wianno Yacht Club. So much money. So little time it took to raise. Would that we could all write out checks like that. To Christy, of course, the addition of 50 high-paying technical jobs on Cape Cod is nothing. The 50 people who get those jobs and support their Cape Cod families might feel differently, though. Possibly he would prefer that the only jobs available to Cape Codders are the kinds of low-paying clerking jobs he offers at his area convenience stores. The Bostonist is right: Christy Mihos is nothing other than a lot of fun. Meanwhile, the Merry Pranksters of Greenpeace have returned to the Land of Our Pilgrim Fathers, to tout the benefits of Cape Wind. See their website to view their newest TV ad. They also, just this afternoon, issued an "action alert" on Cape Wind. Wendy Williams, author Cape Wind: Money, Celebrity, Class, Politics.....

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Mon, 27 Aug 2007 13:02:12 -0500

Bill Koch's name is not spelled the same way as the beverage.

Bostonist: Interview: Christy Mihos, Co-Chair, Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound

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