The Trump Organization and their problems in Scotland is not going to phase one Republicans voter.
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Set amidst The Great Dunes of Scotland, (click here) Trump International Golf Links embraces mile after mile of spectacular Aberdeenshire coastline and guarantees the experience of a lifetime. Against a dramatic North Sea backdrop, our award-winning championship course, designed by renowned links golf architect, Dr. Martin Hawtree, offers breathtaking scenery and an unparalleled test of golf. Woven through the majestic dunes, the course rises to find panoramic views of the sea and plunges into secluded valleys with each hole boasting distinct characteristics and unique features. Experience the unrivalled beauty, atmosphere and Scottish hospitality of Trump International – the ultimate golfing destination.
Republican voters will applaud his success in providing Scotland with a world class facility. Republicans want to eliminate the EPA from any president's cabinet. Does anyone think they care about this?
Michael Forbes has his own page on Wikipedia. (click here)
12 November 2007
"Nothing's changed," he insisted. "I've said from the start that I'd never sell, and Mr Trump knows that."
The truculence exhibited by the 55-year-old smallholder and salmon fisherman is winning him supporters. Mail from around the world arrives daily to his battered home in Balmedie, Aberdeenshire.
There, generations of his family have resided quietly on the unkempt 23-acre site. Though unsightly in the eyes of some, the place attracts little attention. But because it lies between the two championship golf courses planned by Mr Trump, his humble home has become a cause clbre....
The environmentalists received an honorable mention, but, what Bloomberg noticed was the backing of local politicians. Wall Street is interested in profit. He may have even received notice from potential investors. That is one expensive golf course.
November 27, 2007
By Peter Woodfield
Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump's (click here) plan to build a 1 billion-pound ($2.1 billion) Scottish golf resort may move a step closer to reality today when local politicians consider the project that's opposed by environmental groups and some residents.
The proposal, northern Scotland's biggest planned development in more than 25 years, will probably be ``rubber-stamped'' by a committee of the Aberdeenshire Council, said Paul Gallagher, a spokesman for the Scottish Wildlife Trust, a leading opponent of the project. Scotland's national government will have the final say because the course would encroach on a legally protected nature reserve and the area has not been zoned for housing....
Didn't Scotland want to leave the UK? I think there was a vote.
Set amidst The Great Dunes of Scotland, (click here) Trump International Golf Links embraces mile after mile of spectacular Aberdeenshire coastline and guarantees the experience of a lifetime. Against a dramatic North Sea backdrop, our award-winning championship course, designed by renowned links golf architect, Dr. Martin Hawtree, offers breathtaking scenery and an unparalleled test of golf. Woven through the majestic dunes, the course rises to find panoramic views of the sea and plunges into secluded valleys with each hole boasting distinct characteristics and unique features. Experience the unrivalled beauty, atmosphere and Scottish hospitality of Trump International – the ultimate golfing destination.
Republican voters will applaud his success in providing Scotland with a world class facility. Republicans want to eliminate the EPA from any president's cabinet. Does anyone think they care about this?
Michael Forbes has his own page on Wikipedia. (click here)
EVEN after suffering defeat in his first battle, (click here) Michael Forbes is adamant he will never allow himself to be Trumped.
The day after Donald Trump's vast 1 billion golf resort overcame its first obstacle, receiving planning permission from the local planning committee, Mr Forbes was unrepentant."Nothing's changed," he insisted. "I've said from the start that I'd never sell, and Mr Trump knows that."
The truculence exhibited by the 55-year-old smallholder and salmon fisherman is winning him supporters. Mail from around the world arrives daily to his battered home in Balmedie, Aberdeenshire.
There, generations of his family have resided quietly on the unkempt 23-acre site. Though unsightly in the eyes of some, the place attracts little attention. But because it lies between the two championship golf courses planned by Mr Trump, his humble home has become a cause clbre....
The environmentalists received an honorable mention, but, what Bloomberg noticed was the backing of local politicians. Wall Street is interested in profit. He may have even received notice from potential investors. That is one expensive golf course.
November 27, 2007
By Peter Woodfield
Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump's (click here) plan to build a 1 billion-pound ($2.1 billion) Scottish golf resort may move a step closer to reality today when local politicians consider the project that's opposed by environmental groups and some residents.
The proposal, northern Scotland's biggest planned development in more than 25 years, will probably be ``rubber-stamped'' by a committee of the Aberdeenshire Council, said Paul Gallagher, a spokesman for the Scottish Wildlife Trust, a leading opponent of the project. Scotland's national government will have the final say because the course would encroach on a legally protected nature reserve and the area has not been zoned for housing....
Didn't Scotland want to leave the UK? I think there was a vote.
