It’s an Emergency! Quick…
Somebody call the politicians!!
In all the fuss I have heard about David Miller, Joe Pantalone or Maria Augimeri being missing in action during the exploding neighbourhood crisis, nobody has explained what they would actually do to improve anything. It’s astounding to me that nobody – NOBODY – has suggested they are better off out of the way of the productive work.
It is time, past time, for the people displaced by the explosion to return home and back to some form of normality. There is no way, none whatsoever, that David Miller and his band of merry counsellors can speed that along. Therefore, they are better off getting out of the way of the guys in hazmat suits and letting the guys with hammers and screwdrivers get on with their work.
There’s plenty of time for finger pointing, blame fixing and responsibility denial in September. Meanwhile the rest of us can have some peace from it all.
Absolutely right. Except for one area. All of these clowns should have been at the funeral of District Chief Leek.
In general, by not being front and centre, it appears that no one is in control.
As we saw, the only thing that the City Top brass did was the Spending Chief Shelley Carroll’s mistaken all clear message.