OLDFEZZYWIG - 11-16-2004 at 04:19 PM
I just got a brochure in the mail from Loreto Bay and they want to send me a DVD . They are based out of Scottsdale a few miles from my house . I just
wonder how the heck they got my name and address . My only guess is they are getting Info from the Hotels and resorts all over Baja. Unbelievable ,
Has anyone else received this ? It says Loreto Bay live fully , tread lightly .
A-OK - 11-16-2004 at 05:22 PM
I got one........and threw it in the trash. It's pretty lame what they plan to make of Loreto. It'll be Cabo San Lucas in 10 years if they have their
way.
me too...
msawin - 11-16-2004 at 07:54 PM
Me too. Bet you nything AreoCalif..
Loreto Bay
Phil S - 11-16-2004 at 08:32 PM
OLDFIZZYWIG. Since you are close to Scottsdale, take a drive over and inspect their office quarters and sales room. Nothing hi pressure, but was
worth our visit last year. Interesting concept, and not understood by most of those who have not "visited" and gotten first hand the data. Too much
rumor from those who think they are going to destroy Loreto. I'm in Cabo as I write this, and enjoying the heck out the place for two weeks. Great
Resort that Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort. Huge development of Mexican workers homes north of town. Houses almost beyond your vision. If it
weren't for tourists, where would they be working?????? So expansion in development is prividing thousands of jobs for these folks. Hurray for
tourism here in southern Baja.
If you can't dazzle em with brilliance
jrbaja - 11-16-2004 at 10:49 PM
Baffle em with bullchit!!
Right on Phil!!!!!
capt. mike - 11-17-2004 at 05:33 AM
trickle down economics does work. A better life through prosperity sparked by expansion and development. And why not?
are you going to be in loreto thanksgiving weekend? i would like to come see you and look at the property, say on fri ?
OLDFEZZYWIG - 11-17-2004 at 07:09 AM
As long as they have water treatment for raw sewage , enough water and are sensitive to the environment I really don't have a problem with it . For me
being squeezed in one of these communes would never work .
Loreto visit
Phil S - 11-17-2004 at 07:16 AM
Capt. Mike. Sorry. Will be down here for two weeks. I hung around all last weekend, as tho't that was weekend you were coming down. You mentioned
something about my picking you up at the airport. You have my personal email. Contact me there.
JRBaja
Phil S - 11-17-2004 at 07:21 AM
JR. You must know about b.s. because my last look at your # of post's is over two thousand and rising. What's that tell ya??? Thought you were
'calming down' regarding flaming remarks?
Flaming remarks ?
jrbaja - 11-17-2004 at 08:44 AM
wilderone - 11-17-2004 at 09:58 AM
Flaming remarks?
These are flaming, ignorant remarks:
"So expansion in development is prividing thousands of jobs for these folks." and
"trickle down economics does work."
To what end? What affect on the environment and to the lives of the Baja citizens? Drugs, prostitution, time share hawkers, crime, high prices,
rationed water, and the real Baja in memory only is the unequivocal reality. SUV's on the beach trampling turtles; estuaries being dug up; magestic
mountain views cluttered with private homes. Yeah - what a wonderful world is being created. The next time either one of you spout any more of your
drivel, it better be founded on the genuine viewpoint of the majority of the Mexican Cabo and Loreto citizens - not an assumption of yours based on a
construction worker from the mainland. If you'd do the slightest bit of research, you would learn of the devastation and false promises of Cancun -
the same scenario at Cabo, and the beginning of the destruction of Loreto. But hey, as long as there's a golf course and a swimming pool and a bar -
who cares?
elizabeth - 11-17-2004 at 10:05 AM
Wilderone-
Wish I'd said that!
surfer jim - 11-17-2004 at 10:11 AM
Here we go again......
OLDFEZZYWIG - 11-17-2004 at 10:19 AM
Job Creation ? Two million plus Mexicans coming over the border every year to find work in the U. S. . There must be a better
plan than this .
wilderone.....
capt. mike - 11-17-2004 at 12:18 PM
you're a riot! what a bunch of Sierra club type drivel.
better check your blood pressure meds though.....
yes, civilization does happen and bring with it certain foibles - when you make a free utopia let me know, i'll join it and shut up. until
then.....i'll enjoy your ridiculous and totally unrealistic rambling rantings!
Wilderone
jrbaja - 11-17-2004 at 01:57 PM
Do a search under Loreto Bay and you will find volumes of our discussions regarding this project, and the many other like it.
I spoke my mind and most everyone on here knows my feelings about it. I don't personally feel a need to repeat myself.
But, you should check out what has already been dealt with and then maybe we can come up with some new approach to whipping those that don't agree
into submission.
But I doubt it! And see Mike, I'm not the only one
Ban the Golf Courses
synch - 11-17-2004 at 02:05 PM
While sewage treatment is well organized and can be integrated into the eco-system minimizing impact,
it is those Golf Courses that use unbridled amounts of fertilizers and pesticides which pollute the environment.
i agree, i hate golf! stupid time waster
capt. mike - 11-17-2004 at 02:37 PM
i'd rather have RUNWAYS!!
THEY RUINED Pamilla east cape when they took out a perfectly good safe packed dirt strip and put in 27 holes!
damn developers!!
see JR - i can be on your side too!
hahahahah
enough of me on this repetitive subject - boon or bust i could give a turd about its success caause i ain't gonna buy there noways.:moon:
Development
Phil S - 11-17-2004 at 10:23 PM
Come on guys. Ever wonder where you'd be today if your parents hadn't moved to California in the early days to work to provide food on your table,
and a roof over your house?? How come your not supporting zero growth in southern California, rather than running south every chance you get? And
where were you 20-30-40 years ago when southern California was growing like crazy? People move to where ever they see an opportunity to improve
themselves. i.e. Mexican movement to southern states. Any of you read the history of the movement of the 20's in the u.s.? Bet some of you are
making a living from southern California's present growth. Or are you living on welfare checks & cheese bricks instead?
wilderone - 11-18-2004 at 09:17 AM
That has absolutely no relevancy to what the issues are in Baja California.
surfer jim - 11-18-2004 at 12:52 PM
ZZZZZZZzzzzz....wake me when this is over.....