Please CADS, can you help us ...
After nine months of the Council effectively labelling anyone opposing their controversial recycled sewage project as "loony", today a new approach:
Water Futures staffer: please CADS, come and speak to us. We'd like to know what arguments you are going to make against our project so that we can prepare our YES campaign.
You can just see Premier Beattie phoning Mr Springborg before the next State election and saying: Lawrence, be a good chap, tell us your election strategy so we can plan ours.
Don't know about the water being safe enough for that 5 year old to drink but there's a bunch of them running the Council's Water Futures project ...
posted by Concerned Ratepayer at 9:52 PM
7 Comments:
Political naivety at its best.
9:09 PM, April 03, 2006
Isn't the council getting a little desperate?
10:05 PM, April 03, 2006
So is the Toowoomba Chronicle!
12:03 AM, April 04, 2006
How very impolite to ask a lady to appear before a panel with 24 hours notice. This shows that they are disrespectful and that CADS have hit a few soft spots. A job well done! The council and all their supporter will find on what they know when the referendum is fought.
Cads Called for the referendum, now the city will have one and then the people will have their say.
4:41 AM, April 04, 2006
These people underestimate the power of the ordinary people and they will pay the price.
The truth is out of the bag and we all know the this mad cap scheme was never meant to solve the water crisis we find ourselves in.
We challenge the Toowoomba city Council to lay out your plans and tell the people the truth. Not the truth according to Mayor Thorley.
She is too much in the pockets of the people who want to use us as their pilot programme.
4:59 AM, April 04, 2006
water futures must be drinking too much wettalla wine to ask CADS to tell them the NO case plans just show how stupid they are completely brainless I'd say.
6:17 AM, April 04, 2006
Even the Chronicle now admits these blog sites are good for debate.
7:23 AM, April 04, 2006
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