Hi. I'm Stan Lippmann.
And I'm running for Mayor of Seattle,
and I ask for your support.
I still believe Seattle will be
the city of the future.
All the pieces are here, but not integrated.
How do we retain our uniqueness
but by realizing Denny's Dream on the beach at Alki?
The elements have laid dormant
since the hippie '60s --
the Space Needle, the Monorail, the Westin Tower,
the elements of SkyCity, like in "The Jetsons,"
a 12-story Westin segment --
12 condos per floor
between 400 and 500 feet.
The Space Needle cost
5 million silver dollars in 1960.
That's $100 million today.
With advanced construction cost methods,
2000 Space Needle condos,
288,000 units
of city-owned affordable housing
spread a mile apart in a hexagonal pattern.
These Space Needles also form
a new transportation grid
at the 100-foot level.
A monorail suspended between the towers
will fly you around the city.
Priority will be given
to the families of school-age children.
For Seattle to prosper in the future,
the children must come first.
Since there's going to be a teacher crisis
in September, parents can elect
to establish a quarter-million dollar
educational trust fund which can be invested
in city-owned projects
such as the Space Needle condos
or City Light green energy projects.
The first project will be a dark energy
thermal engine from Brilliant Light Power
to heat Climate Change Arena
with virtually free zero-point energy.
For the grid, vehicle-to-grid
will blanket the city,
allowing low-cost EV ownership for everyone.
Also, I will pay city bills
in U.S. silver dollars,
propose dual-currency laws for business,
and establish a copper brick monetary base
in the form of a copper pyramid
next to the Space Needle.
I'm Stan Lippmann, and I believe in Seattle.
If you want to double the economy
and grow into the next decade
of wealth and prosperity for all of us,
please elect me Mayor of Seattle
in Aug. 3 primary and November.