Wacko Bress Teams with Koltermouth

Deadbeat Debbie Bress spent time at the Oversight Board looking for a date, and it looks like Don Gage may be the one for Debbie.

Bress who sued her own parents before she looted the estate was snapping photos from an IPad.

No doubt a stolen one.

All the Koltermouth could do was moan and groan.

The two went lap dancing at a trailer park later.

411 on Katherine Limprecht shill for Stampolis, Paid Disorganizer

October 2012

Katherine Limprecht writes a letter to the editor endorsing Stampolis and Ryan for School Board.

October 2012

Limprecht assists Ryan in setting up Inside SCUSD attack blog

October 2012

Limprecht listed on Michele Rysn campaign site


November 2012

Anna Song allegedly tells county board associates she is recruiting Limprecht


May 2013

Stampolis allegedly contacts Limprecht and asks her to run against Canova in 2014


May 2013

Associates of Limprecht report she is receiving consulting money from an elected official

June 2013

Limprecht begins under Stampolis supervision, Facebook Page

Is it time

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STAMPOLIS AND HIS DESIRE FOR A CORRUPT DICTATORSHIP IN SANTA CLARA UNIIFIED

THIS IS WHAT CHRIS STAMPOLIS BELIEVES IN HIS HEART

HE IS CERTAIN OF THE FOLLOWING BELIEF AS ARTICULATED IN 1984 BY ORWELL

 perhaps they even believed, that they had seized power unwillingly and for a limited time, and that just around the corner there lay a paradise where human beings would be free and equal. We are not like that. We know what no one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it. Power is not a means; it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship

THIS IS THE STAMPOLIS IDEA

Pasha Antipov / "Strelnikov"

"The Private Life is dead is Russia, History has killed it"

The Pathetic Twerp sees himself as some leader of revolution

Stampolis is just a conveniently usable weasel

BENDIS AND HER TWO CENTS

INA BENDIS

DR BENDIS IS SEEN HER WITH HER HOUSE SERVANT, CHOCO THE WONDER CHIMP

CHOCO IS ON THE SHORT LIST TO BE HIRED AS A SCHOOL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL UNDER INA'S DIRECT SUPERVISION FOR ALL ISSUES AT BRACHER

RECENT RECORDS HAVE SHOW THAT INA IS OWED TWO CENTS BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA

THIS TWO CENTS IS LEFT FROM A PATENT ROYALTY CHECK

WHAT DID INA INVENT, WITH CHOCO'S HELP, LOVE AND SUPPORT

WELL, THIS IS A FAMILY BLOG

ASK THIS SATISFIED CUSTOMER

"DR INA HAS ALLOWED ME TO BE ALL I CAN BE, AND SHE CAN HELP YOU ALL BE ALL YOU CAN BE, TOO!"

SANTA CLARA UNIFIED FACT CHECK WEASEL

IT SEEMS THAT THE GANG OF FOUR FOUND A USEFUL IDIOT TO BACK THEM UP

KATHERINE LIMPRECHT IS THE OFFICIAL DIRECTOR OF MISINFORMATION

THE LETTER FROM THE ADL, DUMB DUMB, CITES THE STUDENT NOT THE REACTION

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KATHERINE LIMPRECHT

"I can see Santa Clara Unified from my house"

FROM SAN JOSE IINSIDE

he San Francisco 49ers’ new stadium in Santa Clara is just a year or so away from its July 2014 opening, but some Santa Clara residents are still fighting the stadium’s construction. Santa Clara Plays Fair, a committee opposed to the newly-named Levi’s Stadium, is organizing its members to appear at the Redevelopment Agency’s Oversight Board meeting Tuesday afternoon.

“The city of Santa Clara and the City Council appear to be looking out for the well-being of the 49ers, not citizens and taxpayers,” said Deborah Bess, a spokesperson for Santa Clara Plays Fair. Bess believes city leaders are pulling strings to help the team, to the detriment of Santa Clara’s citizens.

The Board is set to decide whether or not to allocate roughly $25 million of redevelopment agency funding to the 49ers for stadium construction. Stadium agreements between the 49ers and the Santa Clara Stadium Authority indicate that any stadium-related predevelopment costs incurred by the 49ers shall be treated as a loan by the team to the Stadium Authority. The 49ers recently petitioned to be repaid for their costs, which they estimate at $40 million.

In response to that petition, Superior Court Judge Allen Sumner ruled that the Redevelopment Agency’s Oversight Board must determine whether the 49ers have met the conditions of the stadium agreements. If they have met those conditions, the board must determine both how much to repay the 49ers and where that money should come from.

In a recent agenda report, Santa Clara City Manager Julio Fuentes recommended that the Oversight Board pay the 49ers more than $25 million. He found that the 49ers kept up their end of the agreements and are entitled to repayment from the Stadium Authority. Fuentes acknowledged that the agreements don’t outline a specific payment period, but he claims, “None of these amounts represent either a ‘windfall’ or an accelerated payment. They instead represent the amounts actually due under the Stadium Agreements.”

The only feasible source of those funds, according to Fuentes, is property tax revenue allocated for the redevelopment agency. And while Santa Clara Plays Fair can do little to halt the construction of the stadium itself, the group hopes to keep taxpayer money out of it.

“The 49ers are ripping off the citizens and taxpayers of Santa Clara,” said Bess, who accused Fuentes of misrepresenting the judge’s findings. She also claimed that the city of Santa Clara and a host of local media outlets are in the team’s pocket. “Who’s looking out for the interest of the taxpayers?”

There appears to be little to substantiate Bess’ claim of active misrepresentation on Fuentes’ part. His report, for one, seems in line with Judge Sumner’s directives.

Still, Santa Clara Plays Fair seems poised to keep fighting the stadium in the face of long odds. “We want fiscal responsibility in our city,” Bess said. “Somebody has to watch what’s going on.”