I should clarify that. As long as the public consultation supports the fragile, fantasy based ideas of the mayor, Lanxess and all their fellow travellors then it is appreciated. Otherwise please flight off is their attitude. Don't harsh my mellow. I'm naive, lazy and uninformed and that's good enough for me. Let Lanxess and the MECP do their thing and public scrutiny will be by appointment and upon request from pre-approved mostly credentialed people who know their place. There will be no raised eyebrows, no laughs of derision and certainly no raucous explosions of disbelief. Anyone caught coughing the word "HORSESH**" will be immediately ejected . Control of opposition will be absolute. They don't want any of that. It could accidentally trigger questions or heaven forbid even accusations. Chemical company Lanxess are much too nice to have to suffer like that.
Is there any hope with the current deferential pack of putzes (i.e. TRAC) for reform? Also just to be clear before passing sentence putzes can be wonderful folks. They can be husbands, wives, parents, kids who would never walk by someone obviously in need of help. They can be humanitarians. Good Lord they could even be environmentalists at least outside the TRAC purvue. No a putz in this situation is simply somebody who goes along to get along. They don't want to rock the boat. They don't want to bother anybody, hurt their feelings or make the atmosphere tense at all. Putzes are what mayor Sandy, Lanxess and the MECP want and it's what they've got. Final answer is there is no hope with this pack of putzes.
So clean house. Not just of TRAC but somebody (FEDS ???) has to come in, remove all the current players (Lanxess, GHD, MECP, Woolwich Twn., Region of Waterloo) and start from scratch. Not one single lying current piece of shit shall be part of the new administration to clean up the former Uniroyal Chemical, Elmira Aquifers and the downstream Canagagigue Creek.
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