I'm sure that none of you want to see the topographic contour picture of Uniroyal Chemical ever again. Bad news on that front. You will be seeing it! At a time of my choosing and my convenience it will jump out and accuse you of corruption. Just think that something as mundane and straightforward as ground surface elevation contour lines (i.e. topographic) can prove that you lie. Shocking isn't it?
What is your motivation for this behaviour? Is it to please a relatively large, local industry? Is it to please local developers who have succeeded in putting the Elmira By-pass on the east side of town instead of the west side? Is it to please certain landowners on the east side who are looking for a large, financial windfall? Is it for status and prestige as promises were made years ago that you feel you must deliver on?
Of course none of these reasons are in the public interest but then that's not what politics is about. Politics is the art of making people think that your plans, ideas and scams actually are theirs and in their benefit. Politics is dragging other politicians, money and influence on board your gravy train by making it look tasty to them as well. By making them believe it's good for them, their colleagues, their families and all their futures. You need allies and support in order to make decisions and changes not readily apparent to the public. You especially need this support when an informed public tell you that you are full of it. This of course is why tame and preferably bent politicians are so necessary. Our current Ontario Premier is an excellent example of all these things.
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