Why so quiet?
Sorry for the big break in my updates about SCA shenanigans. I’m in California for some family events, Nathaniel graduated and a new granddaughter due
Tag: unequal treatment
Why SCA now pays so much in unnecessary legal fees
Adam Clarkson trained the Board, and he has convinced them that the budget doesn’t matter when it comes to legal fees. The Board, following Rex’s
Per Rex: “Shut up. We’re in charge here.”
Rex Weddle’s’s May President’s Report in SCA’s Spirit Magazine is entitled (apparently unaware of the irony) “Keeping our nest clean“. Rex again devotes his entire official communication
SCA Board officer selection orchestrated again
Officer elections over in a flash No competition No owner input No surprise No hope President Bob Burch Vice president
New SCA Board – New chance to get it right
Congratulations to the newly-elected members of the Board: Candace Karrow, Jim Coleman, Gary Lee. Check below for why no congrats for Bob Burch A message
Paying attorneys to disappear political opponents
Lesson 3 – Create a false narrative to win or as Chuck Lorre, the creator of Big Bang Theory crudely put it in Vanity Card
Being serviced by SCA attorneys is painful and pricey
This is the second blog in a series about lessons learned at the April 26 Board meeting. Lesson 2- When we don’t get what we
Board meeting as self-serving bully pulpit
Lesson 1 from April 26 BOD meeting “What gets us into trouble is not what we don’t know. It’s what we know for sure that
Making owners pay to fight owners knowing how our money is spent
A point for transparent Nevada The R-J just won a victory for transparency when the District Attorney was required to release information about how much