Friday, 1 February 2013

Who Are The Rascals?

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Time To Turn Around":

10:34am said...
"Mark my words, come election time C. Ballard will be touting how getting the Town’ expenses under control was one of his many successes as a Councillor looking after the taxpayers interests."

Oh my God.... we would not want a councillor trying to get costs under control!

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And what costs do  you  believe  need to be brought under control ?
If you tell me, I will know too. And our readers will also be enlightened.
Councillor Ballard has not referred  to any profligate spending he knows about  that prompted  him to bring forwarhis resolution.
On the other hand, Councillor Ballard fully supports  handing over hundreds of thousands of dollars of taxes to an autonomous board that has secret meetings to discuss internal management
Internal management could mean anything one might imagine;including a complete bar wheeled into meetings. 
I'm not saying it does. 
I'm just saying it could.
Who would know, let alone have  control of it.
or even  discuss the possibility, because of internal management matters  are better handled internally.

It's like a Code of Ethics. He who proclaims the need for a Code of Ethics is  of course implying more than that.
 
 He/She  being  completely righteous is prepared to champion the cause.
 
Flabby, scaredy- cat,  politicians rally to the fake cause, for fear anyone might  believe they are not in favour of  being righteous .
 
All the while,those publicly proclaiming righteousness  are least righteous; wallowing as they do in  mastery of insinuation.of wrong-doing. 

No political fiction is complete without a   team of  righteous characters
It's always  a team, Courage to act alone isn't part of the act.
They  function on the edge of hysteria with voices that quickly rise to a scream  when  faced with opposition.
They see themselves as victims while ultimately capable of incredible  cold-blooded, calculating cruelty.
So alright, what have you got  my friend  the cmmenter ?
Who do you know, on Aurora Council,  who looks like they might be spending  lashings of taxpayers money on  booze and fancy women? 
  

3 comments:

  1. Gosh Evelyn, I didn’t mean to get you going there, but it’s all good to hear.

    My point (I’m the original commenter) is that perhaps C. Ballard is making a mountain out of a mole hill all for a public display of how we have to get Town spending under control. And I certainly don’t have anything to serve up on the Aurora council. I was just putting out some thoughts. One of my points was just that at times people make a big issue about the small things all the while missing the bigger picture. And yes, councillors need to keep everything in control but starting with the big ticket items.

    And if anyone has an inside scoop on the booze & fancy women please share so that we can all partake.

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  2. So alright, what have you got my friend the cmmenter ?
    Who do you know, on Aurora Council, who looks like they might be spending lashings of taxpayers money on booze and fancy women?
    ..........

    Any councillor that has attended the Hoe Down, Ribfest, golf tournament, Jazz Festival (sorry had to rub that one in), off-site council meeting, municipal conferences.... should I go on?

    Where is the transparency of the expenses to show that they are not.

    "He who proclaims the need for a Code of Ethics is of course implying more than that."

    I think the CoE is like the requirement to get a Police Check to work with kids. He who proclaims the need for a police check is of course implying more than that. The standard retort to those that feel a police check is not required are told "If you have not done anything wrong, you don't have anything to hide."

    So, if you have not done anything wrong, what's wrong with the CoE? You have nothing to hide.

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  3. Audit finds Ford over-spent.

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