If both Downtown Greensboro and the Greensboro Partnership receive taxpayer dollars…

…why did the Greensboro Partnership, a Trebic member,
give Downtown Greensboro $25,000?

http://www.downtowngreensboro.net/DGI-Funddrivedonors-2009-2010.html

Better is a little with righteousness

than great income with injustice.

Proverbs 16:8

Why is the City of Greensboro giving $120,000
to the Downtown Greensboro Improvement Corporation
on Tuesday, June 14th?

http://www.greensboro-nc.gov/NR/rdonlyres/6226A797-ABAA-424E-9BD7-23905FA151A4/0/100615agatt.pdf
page 117, fourth quarter contribution = $480,000 per year?

I believe money is fungible

Questions for America, September 30th, 2009

Notable Downtown Greensboro Contributors

Greensboro Partnership, $25,000.00

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Should Downtown Greensboro Inc. use taxpayer dollars

to lobby the City of Greensboro for more taxpayer dollars?

Triad Watch

Thursday, May 20, 2010

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Joseph M. Bryan Foundation, $11,000.00

Cemala Foundation, $10,000.00

Bell Foundation (Steven D. Bell), $5,000.00

Brown Investment Properties, $1,500.00

Greensboro Regional Realtors Association, $1,210.00

Cone, Elizabeth W., $1,000.00

Elm Street Center, LLC, $1,000.00

The Carroll Companies, $550.00

Milton Kern & Co., Inc., $250.00

Signature Property Group, Inc., $250.00

Schwartz, Susan, $125.00

Brown III, Chester H. & Martha, $100.00

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He who oppresses the poor to make more for himself

or who gives to the rich, will only come to poverty.

Proverbs 22:16

Notable Downtown Greensboro Board Members

Brenda Jones Fox, Guilford County


Mayor Bill Knight


Rashad Young, City of Greensboro


Mike Winstead, Guilford County Commissioner, Trebic Member

Robbie Perkins, 10/22/09, $250, Trebic Member

He who oppresses the poor to make more for himself

or who gives to the rich, will only come to poverty.

Proverbs 22:16

Dan Lynch, President of the Greensboro Partnership
Greensboro Economic Development Alliance,
whose board members include Linda Shaw and Nancy Vaughan


Amelia Parker, executive director of the International Civil Rights Museum


Betty Cone, who worked for former Mayor Johnson’s campaign

Robbie Perkins, 09/21/09, $100 Elizabeth W. Cone


Susan Schwartz, board member of the Children’s Museum,
which is in line to receive $100,000 in Greensboro’s 2010/11 budget.

Robbie Perkins 09/17/09 $100

Zack Matheny, 09/13/07, $75

Zack Matheny, 09/09/09, $100


Milton Kern


Al Leonard, Carroll Companies, Trebic
who works for Roy E. Carroll III, a major campaign contributor
and board member of the Greensboro Partnership

Robbie Perkins 10/13/09 $250 Roy

Robbie Perkins 10/19/09 $100 Vanessa Carroll

Jim Kee 10/27/09 $100 Vanessa Carroll

Jim Kee 10/27/09 $250 Roy

Jim Kee 10/27/09 $100 Alvin Leonard, Carroll Companies

Zack Matheny 10/23/09 $100 Alvin Leonard, Carroll Companies

Zack Matheny 10/23/09 $250 Roy

Zack Matheny 10/23/09 $100 Vanessa Carroll

Linda Shaw, 09, Roy Carroll, $500

Jim Kee, 10/27/09, $100, Vanessa Y. Carroll

Jim Kee, 10/27/09, $250, Roy E. Carroll

Jim Kee, 10/27/09, $100, Alvin C. Leonard Jr.

Better is a little with righteousness
than great income with injustice.

Proverbs 16:8

Seth Coker, Signature Property Group, Trebic,
who’s partner Frank Auman is a major political campaign contributor.

Seth Coker, Robbie Perkins, 10/18/09, $100

Seth Coker, Zack Matheny, 08/06/09, $100

Frank Auman, Zack Matheny, 08/28/07, $500

Frank Auman, Zack Matheny, 08/11/09, $500

Frank Auman, Robbie Perkins, 09/15/09, $250

Frank Auman, 09/28/09, Mary Rakestraw, $500

The art of government

consists of taking as much money as possible from one party of citizens

to give to the other

Voltaire

Henri Fourrier, President/CEO/Director of Marketing/Communications
Greensboro Area Convention & Visitors Bureau

The same Henri Fourrier

who sold Greensboro’s electorate on an Aquatic Center

with a non-independent, non third party “hypothetical”

that will most likely cost Greensboro millions

in principal, interest, operating and maintenance costs?

Why would the “Consultant”

who created a $14,337,210 hypothetical economic impact “projection,”

say only debt free competitive swim centers work?

Questions for America, December 3rd, 2009

E. Durant Bell, Bell & Company, Zack Matheny’s employer

Zack Matheny, 06/26/07, $250

Jonathan D. Bell , 06/21/07, Zack Matheny, $1,000

Steven D. Bell, Zack Matheny, 08/03/07, $250

Jonathan D. Bell, Zack Matheny, 08/06/09, $300

Steven D. Bell, Zack Matheny, 09/21/09, $500

Steve Bell, Robbie Perkins, 10/12/09, $750

When buying and selling are controlled by legislation

the first thing to be bought and sold are legislators

P J O'Rourke

Kimberly Brown


Chester Brown, Trebic

Chester Brown III, Zack Matheny, 6/21/2007, $500

Chester Brown Jr., Zack Matheny, 10/09/07, $100

Chester Brown Jr., Zack Matheny, 10/07/09, $75

Fascism should more appropriately be called corporatism

because it is the merger of state and corporate power

Benito Mussolini

George House, Downtown Hotel,
Partner Randall Kaplan is a Greensboro Partnership board member


John Lomax, Trebic

A democracy will continue to exist

up until the time that voters discover

that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury

From that moment on

the majority always votes for the candidates

who promise the most benefits…

with the result that every democracy

will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy…

…nations always progressed through the following sequence

From bondage to spiritual faith

from spiritual faith to great courage

from courage to liberty, from liberty to abundance

from abundance to complacency

from complacency to apathy

from apathy to dependence

from dependence back into bondage

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