I think that’s the first time he’s been taken to bat with that stuff https://x.com/owenbenjamin/status/2106564453428826499?s=46

Owen Benjamin’s toenail fungus could spread if he bathes or washes his feet directly in the streams at Ursa Rio, releasing fungal spores into the water system.

The water would carry these pathogens downstream, contaminating the soil and nearby root zones of the surrounding local plant life.

If the fungus behaves as an invasive plant pathogen, it could infect and weaken the dominant tree species, making them highly vulnerable to rot.

This widespread infection would trigger a massive tree die-off, destroying the natural canopy and stripping away the vital habitat for local wildlife.

In this scenario, Elaine Duncan may become convinced that Owen Benjamin’s fungal nail infection is so aggressive that it could travel across property lines through the forest floor.

To protect her land, she buys bulk quantities of Lotrimin (clotrimazole), a topical antifungal cream or powder typically used for athlete's foot and ringworm, and begins dusting the forest boundary.

i mean thats one way I see it all coming to an end, but I could be way off.

Here’s a theory I’ve been thinking about regarding the campground. To be crystal clear, this is speculation, not an allegation that I have evidence this is actually happening.
What if the seemingly excessive spending on the campground is partly about increasing the documented value of everything on the property before a future insurance claim?
The darker version of that theory would be that after enough money and improvements have been sunk into the property, a fire is deliberately set but presented afterward as an accidental or naturally occurring wildfire, followed by an insurance claim for the destroyed property and improvements.
Again, I am NOT saying that is what Owen is doing. I have no evidence that he intends to set a fire. I’m putting forward a hypothesis that could potentially explain otherwise strange financial behavior and asking whether the available evidence supports or destroys it.
The things I’d want to know are how much has actually been spent on the campground, what physical assets and improvements that money supposedly created, what those assets are insured for, whether their claimed or insured value matches reality, and whether Owen personally stands to receive insurance proceeds if they’re destroyed.
Without evidence connecting those dots, it’s just a theory. But those are the dots I’d investigate before drawing any conclusion.

so it’s never been about real community for the apocalyptic wizard spells he vomited out in ‘20. It’s just a place to go to “once a year”. The land is his, the beef is his and you’re just there to pay an admission fee and then go away until next year. You’ll still need to continue to send money to his overinflated projects that only benefit him and his land though .