Imagine my surprise when I saw SINS OF COMMISSION ranked #1 above Wikipedia and the always ready to toss out defenseless kids and elders out of Temescal swimming pool - so their supporters can park their butts and picnic after an arduous hike across other people’s property, California Coastal Commission.

How is this tossing people out of a pool consistent with the California Coastal Commission’s stated mission:

To protect, conserve, restore, and enhance the environment of the California coastline.

(source: Wikipedia)

Thought that’s why the called it the SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS RECREATION AREA. You know, there are other ways to recreate other than hiking.  Swimming is recreating, Volley Ball is recreating, Baseball is recreating,  Soccer is recreating, flying a kite, etc., etc.

We also landed on page two with our recent blog about how the California Coastal Commission screwed over yet another local community.

Think I’ll run an encore presentation of a recent clip to remind every one about the California Coastal Commission’s evil intent and dastardly deeds - Just for the heck of it…as a reminder of what’s really going on along the treacherous California Coast.

Somalia has their pirates… and California has theirs!

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Tags: California Coastal Commission, California coastline, Dan Sterling, Google, Sins of Commission, Somalia pirates, Sterling family, Temescal swimming pool, Wikipedia

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