AEHI makes false statements; attacks opposition that speaks the truth

Dear editor:

Diana Hooley's comments in this paper have been right on. There were a couple of technical corrections made by Dr. Bennett from INL, however, almost all of her assertions have been correct. Ms. Ransom's assertions are transparent and wrong, but expected.

AEHI, on the other hand, has consistently made statements which are knowingly false. At what point does marketing become outright fraud? Something you should all consider. AEHI has consistently attacked anyone and everyone who have had the courage to speak the truth against them. Don't expect anything different in the future.

There are no jobs available at AEHI and will be none, even in the most optimistic circumstances. Over the almost two years I have had the unfortunate experience to be listening to Mr. Gillispie, Martin Johncox, and Doug McConnahauy, and Bruce Wong spout their ridiculous claims.

Mr. Gillispie is simply delusional.

He is also broke. According to documents he filed with the SEC he can't even pay his monthly bills. He has absolutely no chance of doing anything with the site in Mountain Home except get the zoning changed and then selling it to who knows who for who knows what purpose. If the commissioners grant this rezone it will only give AEHI added ability to absorb more money from the unsuspecting victims in Elmore County as they did in Owyhee County.

AEHI is about done in Idaho, but in the interim, they will do what they can to attack everyone who dares to tell the truth about them. By the way, you all may want to show up in court in Boise on Friday to witness more of Gillispie's deceptions. See what he has really been doing with all the money from Owyhee and Elmore County farmers and ranchers.

Congratulations to Mrs. Hooley and the other farmers and ranchers in Elmore County for standing up to these AEHI thugs and saying no to their deceptive proposal.

Joe Weatherby