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Speaker 1: hundred four thirty three until December thirty one. For years,
Speaker 1: George Locas, the creator of Star Wars, has been trying
Speaker 1: to build a museum after environmentalist wackos gave him trouble
Speaker 1: at a northern California location. He decided on Chicago. He
Speaker 1: came with deep pockets a commitment to spend seven hundred
Speaker 1: forty three million dollars of his own money. They proposed
Speaker 1: Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, not to be confused with
Speaker 1: the Living Stage, would be built in a tourist friendly,
Speaker 1: safe environment, which is saying something for Chicago these days.
Speaker 1: The location a park with beautiful waterfront views on Lake
Speaker 1: Shore Drive, and then Friends of the Park stepped in
Speaker 1: with a lawsuit. The groups a bunch of unelected liberal busybodies.
Speaker 1: They didn't want the museum on park grounds. At first,
Speaker 1: they said that it was because in nineteen seventies ordinance
Speaker 1: banned private development, But after holding up the project for years,
Speaker 1: they changed their argument. They really wanted money. Friends of
Speaker 1: the Parks demanded at five percent of all revenues generated
Speaker 1: by the museum be funneled to other neighborhood parks. I
Speaker 1: guess you'd call it a tax or a kick back,
Speaker 1: but really it's extortion. So Lucas made a decision. He
Speaker 1: pulled out of the project, and with him goes the
Speaker 1: opportunity for jobs, revenue, tourism that Chicago desperately needs. Lucas
Speaker 1: is going back to deal with the wackos in California.
Speaker 1: Better to land of fruits and nuts than the liberal
Speaker 1: evil empire Chicago. How this guy remains a Liberal Democrat
Speaker 1: is beyond me, but he is m