Bobbie En Tejas wrote:My remark wasn't about fun, although it was making a point in a humorous way.
Hopefully all those individuals who contributed to $100,000 are comfortable that their money was well invested, and hopefully no community money went in without the community having a say about it.
Maybe I'm cynical, but if it smells like a scam to me, it smells like a scam to other people. It may not be a scam, and I am sure the people who invested were given the opportunity to asked all the hard questions before feeling sure that it was a good investment.
I would be interested to know if the many businesses that have been started are home businesses in which you get people under you to invest, or if they are real businesses with doors that people walk into, that hire community people.
I'm not trying to stir. I'm asking questions that probably more people are asking, and if not, then everyone is happy and no need to throw tomatoes at me. Btw, if anyone has ever been to west Texas, miles of miles of nothing but miles and miles, you will know if they could make a thriving community there, they can probably do it anywhere.
I would imagine that is up to the locals to ask Bobbie.
Like all projects there will be cynics but I certainly wouldn't question the integrity of the people involved - especially all those giving up so much time for free. I've been asked a few times to go along to OK events and perhaps I should have to post news on here about it.
It seems to be a trait of people in Kintyre, that we wish things to fail - seems your time on here has allowed us to rub off on you.
I wish everyone involved in OK all the very best.
Right who is next for the forum bashing?
