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Talking Loud; Saying Nothing


Joan Lillis: Spin, Spin and More Spin

Joan Lillis is typical of the supporters of the Windover Heights Historic District. They say much without saying anything. For example, watch the video from when Joan Lillis attempted to stop her immediate neighbor from building his new house in 2004-2005:

On the surface, perhaps to some, Lillis' presentation sounds remotely plausible. However, consider:

1. This District has nothing to do with preserving architectural history.
2. Lillis speaks of standards. There are none. None. Nada. They don't exist.
3. What is "responsible architecture"? Where is this defined?

Joan Lillis is talking loud and saying absolutely nothing.

Posted by Historic Vienna Posts on January 3, 2006 07:27 AM |

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