N.S. Speaker attempting to recover taxes from extra payments made to staff
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- Fuzzy Bear
- - February 25, 2010 at 00:46:06
Good proposal Greg....let me know when your ready to go....I'll get my hammer and cutters.
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- Constituent
- - February 25, 2010 at 00:45:59
The sad part is, the expenditures that are coming out are what they were within their guild lines, can you imagine what some of them did behind closed doors? Scary thoughts.
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- Robert
- - February 25, 2010 at 00:45:56
Perhaps it's time for a good old general strike. Shut the province down for a day or two. Not only does it REALLY hurt them at home it also makes the story international... some react to embarassment more than others.
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- Bruce
- - February 25, 2010 at 00:45:51
The NDP have white washed right before your eyes. The NDP Government lead by Darrell Dexter has opened the door for all the crooks who stole tax dollars to walk away. Give it back and walk away. You hands are clean and no investigation can take place because we've forgiven you. Also T4's. If this was me ordinary citizen the tax department would have been all over them from the start and with fines and penalties and interest they would have owed twice what they would have, For the government and high ranking civil servants? oops..... ok just issue the T4's months or years late no problem. You know now where you stand in the food chain with the NDP same place you stood with the PC's and Liberals, at the bottom.
Bruce DeVenne
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- Constituent
- - February 25, 2010 at 00:45:45
I think the PC's got the Ball rolling, this is just Darrell making sure it's complete. Just because most of them were replaced, doesn't mean they're not held accountable.
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- Greg
- - February 25, 2010 at 00:45:42
Fuzzy Bear, the only problem is that having them there doesn't stop them from their deviant behaviour, it only makes it easier for them to loot and pillage.
I say, next time the legislature sits, somebody sneak up and board up all the doors and windows, cut the power and phones, and seal them all inside where they can't do anymore damage. We'll hire somebody to slide bread and water under the door once a day. -
- Fuzzy Bear
- - February 25, 2010 at 00:45:31
Well said Bruce!!! You know the more I think of it Cumberland Co. really doesn't need a jail that will house 100 or so inmates who may or may not be guilty of some crime. We have a place in Halifax where you seem to be able to put any number of real honest to goodness crooks, shysters and deviants. And the good news is we don't even need to have armed guards protecting it.
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- sparky00
- - February 25, 2010 at 00:45:19
I guess old Darrell opened pandora's box now, didn't he? And his solution to the problem? I'll stayaway and hope the problem disappears before i get back. Unreal.
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