I've never heard the phrase "Jewish lightning " before. I have no idea what it means . I took a chance it was harmless.
It was the former Mayor who made the scarcely veiled threat about the police searching a councillor's home .
I used it to illustrate how the current Council is much improved over the last.
You had to be a part of it to appreciate what a nightmare it was.
I have received a comment providing details about requirements for police to make a search of a person's home , It's good information for people to know.
It affirms how far the former Mayor was prepared to go to intimidate Councillors who failed to fall to her feet in fear and trembling.
If the contributor would please re-send without the reference to our current Mayor, I will publish it.
I don't think it is in the league of throwing a bowl of chicken noodle soup at you E
ReplyDeleteShe was…and still is a piece of work.
ReplyDeleteYou can rest assured the police have no authority to search residences without appropriate judicial authorization. In a situation where the police deem it necessary to search a residence they would apply to a justice of the peace with an application for a search warrant. The police would set out their reasons in the application. The justice may or may not approve the application. If approved, there may be conditions applied such as the time frame and what may be searched.
ReplyDeleteYou don't get paid enough. You don't get paid at all. It would be neat if you could print some ads & generate a bit of revenue since none of us read the ones on our screens anyhow. Maybe next year if it doesn't cause screams of Conflict of Interest ?
ReplyDelete17:36 Yup - and Cllr Ballard was quoted as saying that he was taught by the " master " of politics !!!!
ReplyDelete"I have no idea what it means . I took a chance it was harmless."
ReplyDeleteOne word: Google
@18:56
ReplyDeleteThe cops stopped paying attention to that character very early in her game.
19:41-Hahahaha
ReplyDeleteI guess the comment is the one deleted by moderator.
ReplyDeleteI googled the phrase, I find it harmless.
Being Jewish, I found it to be a tempest in a teapot. Like so many attempts to divert Evelyn and her blog from from touchier subjects. Those trying such tactics should have learned by now that she can keep numerous balls in the air with ease.
ReplyDeleteAnd staff too
ReplyDeleteI also just looked it up. I think that it is mildly offensive. It impugns the character of a religion, based on a negative stereotype. You were right to remove it.
ReplyDelete10:53
ReplyDeleteYou get yourself twisted up in knots for the most petty reasons. I truly hope you are never in a teaching position. Hallowe'een would be Scary Day, there would be no Christmas, and heaven forbid laughter.
"You don't get paid at all."
ReplyDeletePlease correct 19:25, Cllr Buck.
10:53... I suppose you are offended by lot's of things then. Grow a pair.
ReplyDeleteI'm not 10:53, but I agree with him/her. As for 12:52's disparaging comments; I don't find bigotry and prejudice to be part of any real laugh riot.
ReplyDeleteCanadian Press
ReplyDelete" Not a nice lady "
Alberta Tory back-bencher quits over Redford leadership
Apparently she throws fit of temper - sound like anyone we used to know?
14:27
ReplyDeleteYou can't censor life. By your standards the reference to chicken noodle soup should have been turfed too.
"10:53... I suppose you are offended by lot's (sic) of things then."
ReplyDeleteWell, if any of those things "impugns the character of a religion, based on a negative stereotype" then 10:53 should be offended - as should any decent person...with or without "a pair."
We proably should not have any more public performances of Othello either because "It impugns the character of a religion, based on a negative stereotype."
ReplyDeleteEvelyn's vocabulary is constantly expanding because she is not rigid. She is prepared to experiment and when she goofs, she does not repeat the error. This is her blog & we are fortunate to have it and her.
ReplyDeleteShuddup !!!!!
"You can't censor life."
ReplyDeleteOnly certain blog comments.
@18:17
ReplyDeleteYou strike me as the sort of individual who accepts an invitation and then proceeds to criticize the way your host has decorated the rooms.
18:17 - Don't let the door hit you on the way out!
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