Mayor Rob Ford – Part II
More of the Mayor’s senior staff
has resigned. Surprisingly, most of his staff has resigned over “unproven
allegations” about his cocaine use.
There is something very ominous in the air. More mysterious is the fact
that senior municipal staff would resign their positions in an environment
where jobs are extremely difficult to find.
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
For most people finding a job is
a job in itself. When one has a lucrative and well-paying job one seldom
forfeits the comfort of that security unless one has already been provided a
safe haven.
In my past experiences as a private
sector financial executive I learned quickly that employers, above all else,
valued loyalty. While I was one to value job performance, employees who
supported the organizational and leadership vision of the leader, generally had
long tenure. In the Mayor’s case there is no visible employee loyalty, and job
performance appears to be of no consequence. In difficult times both the leader
and his team-members generally rally to make things better. In this case we
have a surreptitious mutiny.
I am curious to know what
organizations these mutineers have been employed by. There is something really
sinister at play, and my hunch is that the “establishment hand” is at work.
Torontonians, someone or something is going to great lengths to discredit and
scar this Mayor.
Why has not this degree of vinegar
been employed with our ex-Premier and the Prime Minister? What you are witnessing is the controlled corruption
that exists within our political system.
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
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After the initial project was approved, it appears a few million was added to the budget. But then, buried deep in the 2010 budget, was a $55 million increase for this particular project.
What did she know? When did she know it? And why didn't she inform council about this $55 million?
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