Dear Jerry,
I understand that your show helps people who are denying their problems by allowing others to confront them.
I would like to propose that you invite Clean Line Energy Partners to be a guest on your show. This could be really big, maybe even bigger than your "I Married A Horse" episode.
Clean Line Energy Partners, owners of the Grain Belt Express, Rock Island Clean Line, Plains & Eastern Clean Line and other HVDC transmission projects totaling thousands of line miles, have stated that:
"Successful project development requires substantial and widespread participation from a diverse group of entities and stakeholders. Clean Line strives to establish and maintain close relationships with landowners, communities, local and state officials, customers and suppliers and deeply values stakeholder input and involvement."
However, when the rubber meets the road, Clean Line has recently resorted to having landowners physically dragged out of public meetings in their own communities. They have had legal tantrums insisting that affected landowners be banned from participating in permitting cases. They have been caught offering money and other consideration in exchange for supportive public testimony. In short, Clean Line has been behaving like an immature bully.
Sincerely,
Thousands of Landowners and Ratepayers All Over the U.S.A.
I understand that your show helps people who are denying their problems by allowing others to confront them.
I would like to propose that you invite Clean Line Energy Partners to be a guest on your show. This could be really big, maybe even bigger than your "I Married A Horse" episode.
Clean Line Energy Partners, owners of the Grain Belt Express, Rock Island Clean Line, Plains & Eastern Clean Line and other HVDC transmission projects totaling thousands of line miles, have stated that:
"Successful project development requires substantial and widespread participation from a diverse group of entities and stakeholders. Clean Line strives to establish and maintain close relationships with landowners, communities, local and state officials, customers and suppliers and deeply values stakeholder input and involvement."
However, when the rubber meets the road, Clean Line has recently resorted to having landowners physically dragged out of public meetings in their own communities. They have had legal tantrums insisting that affected landowners be banned from participating in permitting cases. They have been caught offering money and other consideration in exchange for supportive public testimony. In short, Clean Line has been behaving like an immature bully.
Sincerely,
Thousands of Landowners and Ratepayers All Over the U.S.A.
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