Last Night's "crazy" Commission Meeting

The commission discussed Resolution 78-2018, which was supporting a community ID for our residents whether citizens or not. This was a contentious discussion but I knew going into the meeting it would be very one-sided as Lake Worth is predominantly ultra-left wingers.

When I say "crazy," I'm talking about the stacked chamber of organized Alt-Left Liberals--possibly open border people who like to tell us that no one is "illegal." They even brought three men of the clergy to support their argument, an elderly woman who had some ID problem, and Guatemalens were sitting in the hallway, some with little kids, who were probably encouraged to attend by the director of the Mayan Center. The director of FLIMEN spoke and he was laughed down at one point in his commentary. There was a guy with PEACE sitting next to me cheering the left position and clapping in my ear with cupped hands. I asked him if he were a Communist. :)

The Mayor wanted to follow the rules and send the discussion to a workshop as it was way over the 30 minute rule. As usual, ultra liberal Omari Hardy dominated the discussion, making motions that he thought were better, and made a motion to over-ride the mayor and continue discussion to a vote saying a workshop would just be a waste of time. Mayor Pam Triolo then shocked the crowd by adjourning the meeting. She then left the meeting and commissioner Amoroso took over as chair.

A five minute break was ordered to find a legal precedent for adjournment. The meeting was then resumed and the City attorney said that the mayor was mistaken for adjournment as she did not get a motion or a 2nd. A motion was made to continue the discussion with a vote of 3/1. Hardy made a motion to accept the resolution supporting a community identification program (passed on a 3/1 vote) making us the ONLY city in Palm Beach County to do so. No other city or even Palm Beach County approved this ID program and our city is being used as a start point for left wingers. It went immediately to discussion for approval of $10,000 to assist with the community ID program. Eventually, that was tabled to bring back the item to a workshop within three months.

I would like to know who placed this on the agenda. We should not be aiding and abetting illegal aliens.

Ordinance 2018-18, changing the name of our city to Lake Worth Beach, passed on a 4/0 vote to have it placed on the March ballot. Ordinance 2018-19, selling 501 Lake Avenue (chamber building) passed on a 4/0 vote as well.