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The center is facing foreclosure after failing to pay Hollywood more than $260,000 in overdue loan payments for its three-story building at 2031 Harrison St.
so look what the jews are doing to raise some funds
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Originally Posted by Scott
jews must be dealt with 1st OR none of us shall be free.
Once they are expelled/isolated, then everything else will very nearly take care of itself.
The primary goal on this website is to expose the jews, ALL aspects of their agenda, and to speak up for ALL of their victims.
In 2004, the Holocaust Documentation and Education Center (The Center) bought a building in downtown Hollywood, Florida for $1.2 million with a loan from the city’s community redevelopment agency (CRA). Repayment of the loan, plus interest, would be made over 15 years.
The CRA agreed The Center would not have to begin repayment of the loan for 3 years. In September 2005, the CRA gave The Center a $50,000 grant for repairs. In 2007, the CRA forgave $500,000 and extended by 3 additional years when The Center had to begin repaying the loan.
On October 2010, The Center was to begin repaying the loan in monthly payments of approximately $16,000 through 2024. Blame may be attributed to the national, state and city economic crisis, a bad business deal with the city of Hollywood, or $3 million in required renovations to the building, but The Center could not make the monthly payments.
In July, 2011 the city considered forgiving the debt, but a $38 million budget deficit looming in 2012 put the city in a position of not being able to afford to forgive the debt.
In September, 2011, the city commissioners declared The Center in default, forcing The Center to begin paying the $16,000 monthly loan payments or face foreclosure.
On November 2, 2011, Hollywood commissioners gave The Center 90 days to pay or face foreclosure. Based on comments from city attorney, Jeff Sheffel, foreclosure against The Center is now imminent.
Now the fight over a pledge; Julian and Ada Feingold, husband and wife, were Holocaust survivors. Julian Feingold died in 1990. Over the years, Ada Feingold, now 88 years old, has donated more than $260,000 and her late husband’s artwork to The Center. In 2003 and reportedly confirmed in 2010, Ada Feingold allegedly made a pledge to The Center in the amount of $1 million.
The $1 million pledge is in dispute, and attorneys for Ada Feingold’s guardian and attorneys representing The Center are now involved in a legal battle.
those poor, honest jews who ran this place into the ground, pocketing hundreds of thousands of dollars of donation money instead of using it to pay the bills.
don't you just feel soooooo sorry for these "honest, pooooor jews," who could lose their own little piece of history in this white-mans-world.
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