Don't Let Bad Faith Actors Bully You Into Silence
Residents in Blooming Grove and South Blooming Grove, among other Orange, Rockland, and Sullivan locales, have to fight back against nonsensical claims of antisemitism when addressing development.
In March, I wrote a post about what you can say to developers when they claim your opposition is driven by antisemitism. If you missed it, please take a moment and read it here.
Yesterday, I also presented a couple of examples of “Bad Faith Actors” over in Woodbury.
How can you tell if someone is a Bad Faith Actor? It’s simple. You just have to ask yourself one question:
What does this person stand to gain from their statements?
Let’s use yesterday’s examples real quick:
The first was Mrs. Teresa Schaeffer, who has been telling everyone she can that I’m not a journalist and that Mr. Wayne Corts is a great guy that the community can trust.
What does she stand to gain from this statement?
Her husband, Michael Schaeffer, testified that he is a personal friend of Mr. Corts, and he was also named as a co-defendant in a civil suit along with Mr. Corts because of their business relationship.
If Mr. Corts is successful in his project of converting the Falkirk Golf Course into condos, the Schaeffer…