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| Stick it to the Public! Penn State Board of Trustees |
Business as Usual at the
Penn State Board of Trustees meeting in Scranton.
The poor dears, the
Board of Trustees don’t want to be pushed into tearing down Joe Paterno In Hell’s
Monument to the Football Cult and the Football gods at Penn State.
Same kind of decision
making that left Jerry Sandusky “Humanely” do his thing for decades.
Besides, the Fcuking
statute cost good money and the fat cat donors are ready for football,
football, football come Autumn. Screw
the Public!
If anything, secret
plans are under way to replace obsolete Beaver Stadium with a new 150,000
capacity Penn State Joe Paterno Memorial Football Stadium. Governor Tom Corbett thinks he can find money
in the Pennsylvania State Budget for important things like a new Stadium. It
will create jobs, a no-bid construction project awarded by the state out of the
Governor’s office that is.
Tom left cart blanche
with his fellow crony trustee buddies meeting in Scranton about the new Stadium
proposal. Absentee trustees like Tom Corbett trust his crony buddies on the
board to do the right thing for themselves and hisself as well. History shows that.
The Trustees secretly kind
of like Joe’s Bronze finger sticking to the public similar to the way they have
done the books all these successful years at Football and oh yeah, there is
that education thing to be considered at Penn State too.
They also want to avoid
making a rash decision in the heat of the moment. There has been considerable
debate in the media about whether the statue should be taken down.
"You can't let
people stampede you into making a rash decision," said one trustee,
according to the ESPN report. "The statue represents the good that Joe
did. It doesn't represent the bad that he did."
In board meetings in
Scranton, Pa., held Thursday and Friday, some trustees believe the statue would
have to be taken down at some point, but they decided that it would stand for
the coming weeks and months.
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