Wootton Announces They Have Formally Retained Silverman & Thompson

[Anonymous]

What would be the request, if the case is successful? To get a different option out of the existing options (ie, just get rid of modified H and pick another one), or would the process need to start over?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What would be the request, if the case is successful? To get a different option out of the existing options (ie, just get rid of modified H and pick another one), or would the process need to start over?

This is Taylor we are talking about. He isn't starting over - he thinks his original ideas are brilliant. And he does not lister to the community - he could care less about what other people think, because he is sure he is correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What would be the request, if the case is successful? To get a different option out of the existing options (ie, just get rid of modified H and pick another one), or would the process need to start over?

This is Taylor we are talking about. He isn't starting over - he thinks his original ideas are brilliant. And he does not lister to the community - he could care less about what other people think, because he is sure he is correct.

No, it isn't Taylor we are talking about. We are talking about what a court would order in the (unlikely) event this lawsuit (if ever filed) is successful.

You are so full of Taylor hate that you can't even comprehend what you are reading anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What would be the request, if the case is successful? To get a different option out of the existing options (ie, just get rid of modified H and pick another one), or would the process need to start over?

This is Taylor we are talking about. He isn't starting over - he thinks his original ideas are brilliant. And he does not lister to the community - he could care less about what other people think, because he is sure he is correct.

No, it isn't Taylor we are talking about. We are talking about what a court would order in the (unlikely) event this lawsuit (if ever filed) is successful.

You are so full of Taylor hate that you can't even comprehend what you are reading anymore.

Even if it were successful MCPS would just redo things to still keep this plan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What would be the request, if the case is successful? To get a different option out of the existing options (ie, just get rid of modified H and pick another one), or would the process need to start over?

This is Taylor we are talking about. He isn't starting over - he thinks his original ideas are brilliant. And he does not lister to the community - he could care less about what other people think, because he is sure he is correct.

No, it isn't Taylor we are talking about. We are talking about what a court would order in the (unlikely) event this lawsuit (if ever filed) is successful.

You are so full of Taylor hate that you can't even comprehend what you are reading anymore.

Even if it were successful MCPS would just redo things to still keep this plan.

Possibly. But politics then comes into play.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

I very strongly suspect whatever arrangement they have with the law firm at this time is highly limited in scope.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

It’s probably lining the pockets of those who collected it.

lol - to pay for their kids going to private school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

It’s probably lining the pockets of those who collected it.

lol - to pay for their kids going to private school

In all seriousness, they are collecting money without any legal entity and saying no refunds. They complain about MCPS being transparent, but they aren't transparent either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

It’s probably lining the pockets of those who collected it.

lol - to pay for their kids going to private school

In all seriousness, they are collecting money without any legal entity and saying no refunds. They complain about MCPS being transparent, but they aren't transparent either.

You can’t talk about what they are doing with seriousness. The no refunds btw is in bold print.

Also, it’s ironic their communication and site are all in English, no? I thought they were fighting partially the cause of lack of access / lack of translations for the plurality.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

It’s probably lining the pockets of those who collected it.

lol - to pay for their kids going to private school

In all seriousness, they are collecting money without any legal entity and saying no refunds. They complain about MCPS being transparent, but they aren't transparent either.

You can’t talk about what they are doing with seriousness. The no refunds btw is in bold print.

Also, it’s ironic their communication and site are all in English, no? I thought they were fighting partially the cause of lack of access / lack of translations for the plurality.

Good people and leadership would be transparent with how the money is spent and if it’s not spent give refunds. What are they doing with all the money given no lawsuit is filed?

[Anonymous]

The Gaithersburg population is likely concerned that a school with a history of gun violence is moving into their community.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

It’s probably lining the pockets of those who collected it.

lol - to pay for their kids going to private school

In all seriousness, they are collecting money without any legal entity and saying no refunds. They complain about MCPS being transparent, but they aren't transparent either.

Don't mind that they aren't yet property registered as a charitable organization in Maryland yet, which is necessary to legally solicit donations. Or that they won't identity their "board" members. They must be legit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

It’s probably lining the pockets of those who collected it.

lol - to pay for their kids going to private school

In all seriousness, they are collecting money without any legal entity and saying no refunds. They complain about MCPS being transparent, but they aren't transparent either.

Don't mind that they aren't yet property registered as a charitable organization in Maryland yet, which is necessary to legally solicit donations. Or that they won't identity their "board" members. They must be legit.

It takes a few months to get registered. Why haven’t they done that? You can ask for donations but this is pretty shady.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

It’s probably lining the pockets of those who collected it.

lol - to pay for their kids going to private school

In all seriousness, they are collecting money without any legal entity and saying no refunds. They complain about MCPS being transparent, but they aren't transparent either.

Don't mind that they aren't yet property registered as a charitable organization in Maryland yet, which is necessary to legally solicit donations. Or that they won't identity their "board" members. They must be legit.

It takes a few months to get registered. Why haven’t they done that? You can ask for donations but this is pretty shady.

I'm sure it was a language barrier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone willing to share the retainer for this firm? Curious how much money is already in ashes.

It’s probably lining the pockets of those who collected it.

lol - to pay for their kids going to private school

In all seriousness, they are collecting money without any legal entity and saying no refunds. They complain about MCPS being transparent, but they aren't transparent either.

Don't mind that they aren't yet property registered as a charitable organization in Maryland yet, which is necessary to legally solicit donations. Or that they won't identity their "board" members. They must be legit.

It takes a few months to get registered. Why haven’t they done that? You can ask for donations but this is pretty shady.

I'm pretty sure you need to be registered to solicit more than $25k. It isn't enough to just submit the paperwork- it needs to be processed. That hasn't happened yet. They aren't registered in Maryland currently.