Comments on: Fascinating | Meet Allan Hill, the Man Who Lives In Detroit’s Abandoned Packard Auto Plant (VIDEO)

By: Ron Moss

Ron Moss — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 18:23:24 +0000

Proper understanding of the federal reserve in this nation is to fully understand Matthew 27, 25. And the roll of Debbie Wasserman Schultz and her ilk

By: StuckinSoPa

StuckinSoPa — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 14:14:26 +0000

And before the city got involved, the old plant was in actually pretty good shape., with various sections rented out to other small businesses. I was in Detroit in the early nineties, and we saw the old plant (Packard Club tour,) and she looked fairly presentable, so the devastation you see now happened in a very short time span. It will stand for quite a while. The first steel reinforced concrete building, designed by Packard engineers, ceilings 5-6 foot thick in areas (bomb proof for WWII.) This video cannot convey the size of this place. And of course, Detroit, with one foot in the grave, can not afford to tear this place down due to its shear size. Detroit is always held up as the poster child for urban decay, but rotting Motor City is the established lesson plan for rust belt cities. People just haven’t read it yet, but they will!

By: Steve Johnson

Steve Johnson — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 13:11:56 +0000

This is awesome. Note how there is no Bank trying to make his life hell, evict or steal his money. This should be the model for millions who are in modest broken down old ranch, cape cods or other tract housing. As long as they keep the joint clean and pay property taxes, they’ve got shelter.