30 Jun
2014
30 Jun
'14
4:24 p.m.
From: "Lev Lafayette" <lev(a)levlafayette.com>
In this particular case they were lying AND deluded.
They knew what the
facts were but deliberately chose not to relay them, and they were deluded
enough to think that this would make a difference on the ground.
Every day of war is worth a million dollar and why not keep the business
running?
I wonder why we are always so shy to name vested interests.
Back to the East West Link, the winners are obvious. And the way it was
"planned" and gets rushed through makes it quite obvious that nobody cares
about the outcome for Melbourne and Victoria.
Regards
Peter
30 Jun
30 Jun
6 p.m.
New subject: Why is there a protest over the East West Link?
On Mon, June 30, 2014 5:24 pm, Peter Ross wrote:
Back to the East West Link, the winners are obvious. And the way it was
"planned" and gets rushed through makes it quite obvious that nobody cares
about the outcome for Melbourne and Victoria.
Well, they've been 'planned' since the freeway was initially on paper.
There is the famous protests in 1977 which prevented the freeway being
extended past Gold St, Collingwood.
That particular protest included barricades, and the mayor of Fitzroy (in
full regalia) being arrested.
http://www.ycat.org.au/?p=4544
Sure beats putting a signature on a web petition.
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Mngmnt) (Chifley)
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6:10 p.m.
New subject: Why is there a protest over the East West Link?
Lev Lafayette wrote:
On Mon, June 30, 2014 5:24 pm, Peter Ross wrote:
And from memory provided a very
useful method of hard rubbish disposal !;
for the less politically motivated citizens !
regards Rohan McLeod
Back to the East West Link, the winners are
obvious. And the way it was
"planned" and gets rushed through makes it quite obvious that nobody cares
about the outcome for Melbourne and Victoria.
Well, they've been
'planned' since the freeway was initially on paper.
There is the famous protests in 1977 which prevented the freeway being
extended past Gold St, Collingwood.
That particular protest included barricades, and the mayor of Fitzroy (in
full regalia) being arrested.
http://www.ycat.org.au/?p=4544
Sure beats putting a signature on a web petition.
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