10-05-2014, 09:33 AM
(10-05-2014, 12:49 AM)fakepnijjar Wrote: Draw your own conclusions. I am pessimistic.
I still don't understand how if Aissa gets elected:
1. He can be involved let alone spearhead the war against the LRT considering his conflict of interest.
2. Even if he can resolve the conflict of interest how spending close to the region's contribution to the cost of the LRT in termination/cancellation costs to kill the project is in any way rational.
3. Even if he can somehow kill the LRT where he plans to get money to provide the alternative, i.e. BRT.
So if he gets elected it's not clear to me that he can make good on his main election platform. His election would be as disruptive to the sane management of the region as Rob Ford's election was to the sane management of Toronto -- and without any of the entertainment value.

