Subj : Re: Inspections, auto
To   : Daemon
From : Finnigann
Date : Sun Sep 04 2005 16:36:00

-=> Daemon wrote to Warp 4 <=-

 Da>   Re: Inspections, auto
 Da>   By: Warp 4 to Daemon on Sun Sep 04 2005 02:36 am

 >  >  > Heh heh, anti-corruption measures?  Heh heh we could use some of those
 >  >  > county goverment here in Erie Co :)
 >  >
 >  >   *grin*  That'd be precisely where I'm talking about...  We DO live in t
 >  > same county, dontchaknow...
 >
 > Heh heh yeah I know.  I was out that way (well through actually) going to
 > the Niagara Falls Splash water park the other day.  WAS AWESOME! :)

 Da>   *ugh*  You have no idea the corruption that's there...  What you see
 Da> is just the surface layer.  Try sitting in the middle of an executive
 Da> committee and watching it happen in defiance of party rules, general
 Da> election law, parliamentary rule, and ethics, standing in front of the
 Da> train and bringing the illegal procedure to a screaching halt, then
 Da> watching deals get made that simply route the train around you to
 Da> continue on its original course unabated.

 Da>   When you never intended to be standing on thise tracks in the first
 Da> place, but another set entirely.

 Da>   I SHUT-DOWN the entire candidate review process of a political party
 Da> here in this city because NONE of it was proper, legal, or ethical.
 Da> And it just picked-up where it left off and continued anyway,
 Da> propped-up on - guess what - patronage.  Deals of political expedience
 Da> among people in positions who have no business conspiring to MAKE
 Da> deals.  Favors promised across party lines from positions comfortably
 Da> entrenched within the electoral system which oversees its own
 Da> corruption.

 Da>   That was my pre-election season in a nutshell, and it was the final
 Da> straw. I never intended to be in that damned PARTY to begin with (my
 Da> intention was to remain in the one I was in after a legal battle
 Da> retored its viability - long story - and continute re-building it at
 Da> the state-level, but mysteriously... 3 change of enrollment forms that
 Da> I filed failed to effect a change of enrollment for me), and I
 Da> DEFINITELY didn't intend to be in the executive committee, and came
 Da> within a hair of being appointed chairman of the committee TOTALLY
 Da> against my will before THAT no matter how many times I blatantly said I
 Da> wasn't interested (it inspired the people involved to push harder to
 Da> make me chairman *shakes head*).

 Da>   Add a few betrayals from people so close I'd never have suspected the
 Da> possibility on top of THAT...

 Da>   I've had it.  Now they can all wonder what I'll do from the outside,
 Da> unaffiliated, and unrestrained, in the public forum they no longer
 Da> remotely relate to and where I built myself as a matter of personal
 Da> political ethics anyway.


Any chance the general public would be interested?


.... Not to be rude, but I'm typing with hands that just scratched my butt.
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