Follow along as this project makes its way from demise, obliteration, to rebirth.

Built to celebrate freedom, watch as the battle is fought for public promises made to be kept;

See how seniors' housing successfully mixed with students' housing;

Learn to what benefit international guests mixed with young Missourians;

Learn how constitutional protections don't exist for those who most need them;

See how how hundreds and hundreds of young adults are forced to borrow money for their educations when the constitution and actual case law guarantees that is the State's responsibility.

Learn why and how the judicial system at the Missouri State and Federal levels no longer are guided by their constitutional roots;

Learn how and why City, state, and Federal governments allowed more then 700 residents to be exposed to airborne asbestos, and learn why a major newspaper had the evidence but did not publish it;

Learn how the blind and visually impaired are condemned to bias based restrictions, when they are completely capable of living productive lives;

Find out why Hans Fesenmeyer wanted us to "know our responsibilities, and do them".  Find how why he died;

Learn how the Twin Oaks community is to rebuild itself, so you need not continue to suffer from the impacts of unlawful acts against even you;

Contact us for how you can hear the story be told. Contact us for how you can help the story be told. Contact us for how you can be there when the renewed Twin Oaks community is rebuilt. 

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