Chief
01-03-2008, 07:50 AM
This one is just bizzarre. See if you can follow all of the nits he picks with this one...
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In My Opinion
Date: January 2nd, 2008
What better way to ring in the New Year than express My Opinion, as to the missteps, and problems being caused by the ‘Custodian’s of Our Tax Dollars’ and recommend for them a couple of New Years' Resolution.
Vancouver City Council:
In addition to their Portland Envy, the council, instead of pledging, 9.5 million dollars they don’t have to support the development of the Flood Plain, commonly known, as “the former Boise Cascade Industrial Property” should look to the movers and shakers in Salem who, according to recent news stories, have a group of investors to develop their “only available waterfront site”. The 9.5 Million is in addition to a 13.5 million funding gap for this “got to have boondoggle”. (Resolution: Lets stop the "Give away to Developers Program" and learn how to prioritize spending).
And while they fiddle with yet another boondoggle, crime in the form of Shootings, Murder, Robbery, Vandalism, and Gang Activity continue to grow.
Since they (the Council) do not know how to prioritize spending, you need to hang on to your wallet or pocketbook. The next shoe they will drop will be a tax increase.
C Tran
I found the Biodiesel Fuel use comments by C-Tran Maintenance Director for Maintenance and Development, John Hoefs and C – Tran Spokesman Scott Patterson, bothersome. As you read their quotes remember that these gentleman and others like them are custodians of the taxpayer dollar, yet they appear, as they spend the tax dollars entrusted to them, to be unaware of just where the tax dollars they spend come from. They were, in response to questions on the Cut Back in the use of Biodiesel in the taxpayer Subsidized Bus Fleet, quoted in the Columbian as saying:
“The agency may yet find ways to use B-20 despite its limitations, Hoefs said. In any case, switching fuels back and forth won’t cost the agency anything.” (Mr. Hoefs everything you do at C-Tran cost the Taxpayers something.)
“Thanks to FEDERAL SUBSIDIZES, Biodiesel is about the price of petroleum diesel, said C-Tran Spokesman Scott Patterson. Some days it’s Cheaper.” (Resolution: "Spend every tax entrusted to you as if it were your own money you were spending").
Apparently, most who spend our hard earned tax dollars have no clue where the tax dollars they spends come from. Nor do they understand that it cost more tax dollars and energy to make things such as bio fuel than it sells for or provides. (Only Alaskan/Off-Shore drilling and Nuclear Power Plants can, in the immediate future make us energy independent.) (Resolution: Teach all politician and Government Agency Employees that ALL the dollars they spend come out of the taxpayers Pockets. Government does not have any money of its own.)
And so it goes.
L. M. Patella
CDR USN.
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In My Opinion
Date: January 2nd, 2008
What better way to ring in the New Year than express My Opinion, as to the missteps, and problems being caused by the ‘Custodian’s of Our Tax Dollars’ and recommend for them a couple of New Years' Resolution.
Vancouver City Council:
In addition to their Portland Envy, the council, instead of pledging, 9.5 million dollars they don’t have to support the development of the Flood Plain, commonly known, as “the former Boise Cascade Industrial Property” should look to the movers and shakers in Salem who, according to recent news stories, have a group of investors to develop their “only available waterfront site”. The 9.5 Million is in addition to a 13.5 million funding gap for this “got to have boondoggle”. (Resolution: Lets stop the "Give away to Developers Program" and learn how to prioritize spending).
And while they fiddle with yet another boondoggle, crime in the form of Shootings, Murder, Robbery, Vandalism, and Gang Activity continue to grow.
Since they (the Council) do not know how to prioritize spending, you need to hang on to your wallet or pocketbook. The next shoe they will drop will be a tax increase.
C Tran
I found the Biodiesel Fuel use comments by C-Tran Maintenance Director for Maintenance and Development, John Hoefs and C – Tran Spokesman Scott Patterson, bothersome. As you read their quotes remember that these gentleman and others like them are custodians of the taxpayer dollar, yet they appear, as they spend the tax dollars entrusted to them, to be unaware of just where the tax dollars they spend come from. They were, in response to questions on the Cut Back in the use of Biodiesel in the taxpayer Subsidized Bus Fleet, quoted in the Columbian as saying:
“The agency may yet find ways to use B-20 despite its limitations, Hoefs said. In any case, switching fuels back and forth won’t cost the agency anything.” (Mr. Hoefs everything you do at C-Tran cost the Taxpayers something.)
“Thanks to FEDERAL SUBSIDIZES, Biodiesel is about the price of petroleum diesel, said C-Tran Spokesman Scott Patterson. Some days it’s Cheaper.” (Resolution: "Spend every tax entrusted to you as if it were your own money you were spending").
Apparently, most who spend our hard earned tax dollars have no clue where the tax dollars they spends come from. Nor do they understand that it cost more tax dollars and energy to make things such as bio fuel than it sells for or provides. (Only Alaskan/Off-Shore drilling and Nuclear Power Plants can, in the immediate future make us energy independent.) (Resolution: Teach all politician and Government Agency Employees that ALL the dollars they spend come out of the taxpayers Pockets. Government does not have any money of its own.)
And so it goes.
L. M. Patella
CDR USN.