Hi all,
I’ve been away on business and came back to find that my work computer had been borrowed on a permanent basis by people who came in through the roof of our offices. Please resend e-mails sent through the past month. I saw lots of postings coming though on my Black Berry which I deleted (too costly to operate out of SA) and hoped to retrieve them when back at work ...... bastards (as Julius would say).
A chat with my neighbour revealed much controversy, dissension, disgust, venom, hatred in fact nothing nice except that Zakume the little giraffe is growing up nicely. Peace for the board seems unlikely and the quest for the halting of the crusher site seems to have run out of steam. This is sad for the people at the top of the estate but I turn left through the main gate.
The thought of having to maybe pay nearly R5000 plus costs regarding court cases comes as a shock. Is there no other way that a compromise can be negotiated. How does our board get us into this position beats me.
My neighbour also told me that info going around that Trevor Colman (the board member with a finger in many an estate pie) runs the estate blog nogal. This is run by IT Horizons, owned by the same guy. Office computers, estate accounts – yes you guessed right, there seems to be no limit to board members who are involved in supplying goods of services to the estate .... for a fee of course. It is even muted that should we require the services of a company specialising in the collecting of animal droppings, then there is a board member who happens to have such a company. So weird!!
Can anybody report on any board member who offers services within our estate. I stand corrected, but surely a board member would be given favourable support from fellow board members, who state that they can fulfil a need of our estate. Lots of questions, but as we know, few if any answers.
I had a request before I went overseas, to publish documents, facts, etc. I will now do this but please make sure that they are legitimate.
Good luck to Meera. Where and to whom should we apply? I believe Neil Diamond is a facilitator and a competent campaigner for any just cause. Go for it Neil!
Ciarra
