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Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

By Robert L. Peters

1 – Make sure no money exchanges hands in a verifiable way.
2 – Blackmail. Elite Membership Prostitution Ring, Epstein-style.
3 – Big Tech Censorship Assistance.
4 – Schmooze with Royalty to Legitimize yourself.
5 – Mask your involvement with a Front.

​Crystalizing Public Opinion – 101

1) Make sure no money exchanges hands in any verifiable way….while legitimizing the income as ‘a wise investment’ into a ‘Legitimate Fund’.

Imagine this — Locate a prime chunk of real estate, maybe in a place that was listed in The Washington Post as being the #4 place in the country to live (Davis Square, Somerville). Allow an entity formed for the region in ‘alliance’ with your ‘goals’ to purchase the MOST DESIREABLE parcel(s).

Target older or longer-term owners of valuable parcels, family-owned for decades. If you were a city official with influence, you might have the power to send traffic and parking around more often to ticket their properties. With the influence on ‘permits and zoning or re-zoning’, you might not allow them to permit ANYTHING – NOTHING – grocery store, daycare center, pharmacy, home improvement, etc. Drive their asset INTO THE GROUND for years with no income. No income = no value. They still pay high taxes based on the original ‘assessed value’.

Meanwhile, an innocent fund such as a FaceBook/Meta/Harvard* (FMH, aka Asana Fund) entity or affiliated alliance, with no offerings to sway public perception in ‘potential election’, comes along to buy such asset for pennies on the dollar. Then allow such FMH entity to permit twice as much as a ‘normal citizen’ of the area might be allowed. Maybe allow a process that does not waste time in planning, like required of ‘normal citizens’ – no drawings/graphic plans, traffic studies, neighborhood meetings (that allow dissenting opinions; ONLY zoom controlled), proper notice to neighbors, demolition permits, WHILE CURRENTLY prepared for demolition?

As an example, if such an arrangement was made to issue 10-story structure on approximately 150,000 SF of land, there would be approximately 1,500,000 SF of leasable space at an annual rate of ~$100/SF/NNN with an income of ~$167-Million PER YEAR.

Graphic below depicts properties currently owned and appearing to be in an agreement. Ones in red have been confirmed an Asan entity. Parcels highlighted in yellow w/blue scribbles are rumored to be in an agreement, tax liens issued on each for first time in decades of ownership?

The above purchases also include the lot behind CVS and 256 Elm Street.
These purchases are also rumored to include 46-55 Davis Square, 241-255 Elm Street, and adjacent city lots on Grove & Day Streets. Separate owners.
Yeah, I’m sure neighbors are fully informed and happily cooperative.

Example – Davis Square: Imagine a Mayor wants to maintain his power, but not step into a public debate with a worthy opponent. He can wisely invest in Uvana Fund. Uvana Fund can wisely
purchase’ a highly valued piece of real estate. By using a separate LLC to purchase their collective parcels, they can shield liability and maintain anonymity longer. Neighbors might not notice the conglomeration of their
beloved neighborhood. If collected land totals 150,000 square feet (SF) and they are allowed to build 10
floors (while a normal citizen is only allowed 4-5), that enables ~1,500,000 SF of rentable
area. In a market like Davis Square, Somerville; that space can be sold for
$1,000/SF or leased for $100/SF/year/NNN
(triple net = taxes, water and insurance paid
by tenant – their portion).
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167,000 SF x 10 floors x $100/SF
= $167,000,000/year income
… if sold as condominiums…
167,000 SF x 10 floors x $1,000/SF
=1,670,000,000.

Asana Area calculations….this is ONE parcel to show you my numbers are WAY LOW.

More supporting Docs….

….read titles to see some data points – like…
-adresses confirmed in their plans
-Sean O’Donovan on 240 Elm Street – Michael Argylis (spelling?) father is a member of Charles River Venture Capital…an owner of Hart & ESS voting systems out of Burlington, Mass. AGAIN, voting machines involved here too??

Online plans show only the 4-5 stories, but something is going to happen prior to end of year or just after. I expect a False Flag event in Davis Square that allows them to build bigger. It will also be used as an excuse to lock us down…Somerville or all of Massachusetts. They’ve gotta out-do 2020 this year.

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