This is why the IGA will never be renegotiated nor thrown out all together. Either these two don't have a clue or they are part of the problem by having some sort of involvement with the corruption. 
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IF YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM - SEND OUT THE FLYING MONKEYS
ADVENTURES IN OZ...
THE MISSING LINK
One morning I stood in front of the Post Office with a NO CASINO sign in my hand and within minutes I was surrounded by the familiar faces of Casino-Friends, as if someone at the Honey Dew had made a call to the Wicked Witch, who in turn sent the flying monkeys to intimidate Gladys with her terrifying red sign...
(Excerpted from the post 'The Laugh Factory')
(Excerpted from the post 'The Laugh Factory')
IF YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM - SEND OUT THE FLYING MONKEYS
One woman asked, “Why? Why would people want to put a casino in their town?”
I tried to come up with an answer…
“Well… not all of them do.”
“Then why is this happening?”
How do you explain wicked witches and flying monkeys to people who’ve spent their whole lives in the Emerald City.
(Excerpt from the post 'Emerald City')
I tried to come up with an answer…
“Well… not all of them do.”
“Then why is this happening?”
How do you explain wicked witches and flying monkeys to people who’ve spent their whole lives in the Emerald City.
(Excerpt from the post 'Emerald City')
3 comments:
Gosh Carl, maybe they should start paying attention to what the hell is going on here.
Dunce caps would have been very, very appropriate for this picture!
Comments like, "We signed the agreement with the tribe, not one man," and "You don't kick a friend when he is down" are truly the comments of the logically or ethically impaired.
With friends like Glenn Marshall, the other unindicted co-conspirators on the tribal council and "investors" of AtMashpee, who needs enemies?
The situation is and always has been as dumb as a bag of hair.
Carl, the photo is terrific! Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It really captures the essence of the level of professionalism on the Middleboro Board of Selectmen.
Too bad it doesn't feature Mr. Bond in the background, in his own colorful monkey suit, playing a violin as his town burns around him.
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