Lord said Malley asked him for several political favours. They included the appointment of a friend as a judge and more money for his Miramichi constituency office.
The friend, Fredericton lawyer Cleveland Allaby, told CP: "This whole thing about a judicial appointment is bullshit.''
Kelly says that the Liberals are not courting tanker!!!!
It should be an very interesting week in the Capital.
Sunday, February 19, 2006
CLEVELAND ALLABY IS VERY UPSET!!! IT'S WAR IN THE P.C. RANKS!!!
God's minute!!!
COME, LET US BOW DOWN IN WORSHIP, LET US
KNEEL BEFORE THE LORD OUR MAKER; FOR HE IS
OUR GOD AND WE ARE THE PEOPLE OF HIS
PASTURE, THE FLOCK UNDER HIS CARE.
( PSALM 95:6-7 *NIV )
Dear Charles,
As you know God's Children are lead by our Sheperd
and Savior, Jesus Christ! He is always with us, to provide
help, guidance and reward us with Eternal Life as well!
Jesus' said "I AM THE GATE FOR THE SHEEP. WHOEVER
ENTERS THROUGH ME WILL BE SAVED. HE WILL COME
AND GO OUT, AND FIND PASTURE." ( JOHN 10:7, 9 )
King David wrote; THE LORD IS MY SHEPERD, I SHALL
NOT WANT. HE MAKES ME LIE DOWN IN GREEN
PASTURES, HE LEADS ME BESIDE QUIET WATERS.
( PSALM 23:1-2 ) Now Charles, the same still applies
to you and me today!
So why not attend your Church and Worship Him today,
where you may; PRAISE GOD IN HIS SANCTUARY; PRAISE
HIM WITH THE SOUND OF THE TRUMPET; PRAISE HIM
WITH THE LUTE AND HARP! PRAISE HIM WITH THE
TIMBREL AND DANCE; PRAISE HIM WITH STRINGED
INSTRUMENTS AND FLUTES! PRAISE HIM WITH
CLASHING CYMBALS! LET EVERYTHING THAT HAS
BREATH PRAISE THE LORD. (PSALM 150:1,3-6 )
Therefore; COME LET US SING TO THE LORD! LET
US SHOUT JOYFULLY TO THE ROCK OF OUR
SALVATION. ( PSALM 95:1 ) at our Church today!
Now; MAY THE GOD OF PEACE, WHO THROUGH
THE BLOOD OF THE ETERNAL COVENANT BROUGHT
BACK FROM THE DEAD OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST,
THAT GREAT SHEPERD OF THE SHEEP, EQUIP YOU
WITH EVERYTHING GOOD FOR DOING HIS WILL, AND
MAY HE WORK IN US WHAT IS PLEASING TO HIM,
THROUGH JESUS CHRIST, TO WHOM BE GLORY FOR
EVER AND EVER. AMEN. ( HEBREWS 13:20 )
With My Love & Prayers,
Pastor Allen
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BERNARD LORD EGO WILL BRING DOWN THE GOVERNMENT!!!!
Tanker Malley made the right move because here in New Brunswick, we don’t have a Sunday Paper so therefore these Irving’s columnist are going nuts to give their views on the big news story of the year. < beside the defeat of the Lord Government >
Tanker sent out a memo late Friday evening and the Daily Gleaner made it their front page news.
So what does all this mean anyway?
Bernard Lord face the media Saturday and he didn’t look upset but he made one grave boo boo!
He began to discredit Tanker for leaving.
HERE'S THE STORY ON CTV NEWS!!!! P.S. I didn't know we could use the word - BULLSHIT!!!! Read on....
N.B.'s Lord unfazed by loss of majority status Updated Sat. Feb. 18 2006 11:37 PM ET
CTV.ca News
New Brunswick Premier Bernard Lord said on Saturday he will continue to govern even after suddenly losing his narrow majority in the provincial legislature.
Michael "Tanker" Malley announced Friday he was leaving the Conservative Party to sit as an independent after being spurned for a cabinet post.
The MLA for Miramichi Bay-du-Vin will now hold the balance of power as the Tories, including the Speaker, hold 27 seats while the Liberals have 26 seats. Malley and Frank Branch are the two independent MLAs in the 55-seat legislature.
"He will decide whether or not the government survives or the government falls," said John McKay, the mayor of Miramichi.
"He will decide whether or not there will be an election. He is the most powerful man in New Brunswick today."
In a news release on Friday, Malley complained the government isn't giving enough support to Miramichi, a region hit hard by the closure of a pulp and paper mill.
Lord was unfazed by Malley's departure.
"It really doesn't change a whole lot," he said. "Between now and the session, things are the same. We had to be very disciplined when we had 28 members and we'll have to be very disciplined when we have 27."
Malley's decision means the Conservatives could be defeated any time, said Don Desserud, a political scientist at the University of New Brunswick.
"It would depend on the vote brought forward whether they (the Conservative party) lose that vote," said Desserud.
Lord told the Canadian Press he could've have held onto Malley as a Conservative if he had agreed to a series of demands Malley made after being left out of the latest cabinet shuffle.
Lord said Malley asked him for several political favours. They included the appointment of a friend as a judge and more money for his Miramichi constituency office.
The friend, Fredericton lawyer Cleveland Allaby, told CP: "This whole thing about a judicial appointment is bullshit.''
The Conservatives will table a budget when the legislature resumes sitting in March. Lord said if the opposition defeats the government, he is prepared for an election.
With a report from CTV's Michelle Dassinger and files from The Canadian Press
I am very sorry but that’s a huge mistake.
You’ll suppose to make these independent MLA happy and not make them angry.
So angry that he’ll bring down the Government???
Bernard Lord’s ego once again did him in.
It’s all over but the crying but there’s a another interesting issue that New Brunswickers should watch very closely.
I remember at the beginning of my protest, I confronted the Memramcook- Dieppe MLA Cy LeBlanc and told him that he shouldn’t enjoy his pension yet because the Government will be defeated.
Many MLA’S could be without a pension if the Lord Government is defeated.
Isn’t that a darn shame????
What about Tanker? What is he going to do? Join the Liberals?
Could he win the Liberal nomination in his riding?
As for Bernard Lord? It’s over!!!
The good thing about this? He cannot do like other Premiers in the past by traveling the world at the end of his mandate.
The end is really near for Bernard Lord political career and New Brunswickers will see what kind of Premier Shawn Graham will be?
I know for a fact that the issue of drugging our kids will finally be confronted head on.
These poor kids will not have to wait till the year of 2007 to be saved.
New Brunswickes should watch the Premier very closely because you’re going to be some political appointments as you never seen before.
I expect a few P.C. MLA will announce they’re not running again because they know the writing is on the wall.
I do feel bad for these new Cabinet Ministers who just got promoted from the backbenches.
For them? It’s all over but the crying. New Brunswick will have a new Government during the summer months all because Bernard Lord made an independent MLA very angry!
His ego bought down the Government.
Saturday, February 18, 2006
IT WAS NICE TO SEE NUMBER 21 AGAIN!!!
This is number 21!!! A CBC reporter from CBC, Alan White made a story on her a couple of years ago.
She was on Dilaudid and living in a tent across the river.
Alan named her Number 21. I noticed her during my protest. She have very skinny and she was panhandling on the street so she could get her next fix.
I always felt bad for her because she always had a very sad expression on her face.
Well? Last month, I bumped into her and she's on Methadone.
She survived and that's a good thing!
I might add that she gain a lot of weight!
She's one of the lucky ones who just didn't become a statistic.
ROLY IS GETTING IN SHAPE FOR A PROVINCIAL ELECTION!!!!
There should be a summer election and Roly is getting ready I guess......
WILL WITHSTAND A CEMENT WALL AT 70 MPH!!!!
The woman who drives this car told me that she gets all kinds of question about this little car but she feels real safe in this little toy.
What make is this one anyway?
THANK GOD FOR GOOD CITIZENS LIKE THIS ONE!!!!
Because the New Brunswick Family Services sure won't help the poor woman!!!!
I heard the woman once again went at the Farmer's Market this morning but it was too darn cold.
She stayed for 15 minutes I guess.
VERY WINDY...STREETS SIGNS DOWN ALL OVER THE PLACE!!!
Streets signs are down all over the City.
River is rough...
TIME IS STILL IN THE CAPITAL!!!
Fredericton's best clock is out of commission! I wonder what happen?????
IT'S CLOSE TO -30 TONIGHT! WOULD YOU SLEEP IN THERE???
I was always curious knowing who a person could live inside.
I was a little afraid to take a look inside but I decided to go in and I did.
The pictures are inside the blog and I was told that's it's very cold in that shack!!!
GOOD BYE DOMINICK EDEN!!!!! YOU'LL BE MISSED!!!!
I very sad to learn that Dominick Eden passed away after a long illness with Cancer.
He was just a young man. He was 42 years old.
I might add that we did have something in common in Saint John.
We both arrive in the Loyalist City in the late 80s and made our names known in our little ways.
Myself? I wasn’t like Dominick I was involved in different issues by writing letters to the editor.
Dominick also wrote many letters to the editor and he found a place on Horsfield Street.
He wanted to make the South End in Saint John a better place to live so he joined Lloyd Betts another activists for the South End < he passed away a few
years ago >
I bumped into these two individuals and I would find out that Lloyd was very outspoken with his views but
Dominick was the quiet type. Dominick was more reserve in his views.
Both of these individuals ran for Council over and over but never won.
A few years back, I decided that I would run for the school board.
This would be a great way to bring the issue of Ritalin to the bureaucrats in the Capital.
I would tell the board that we need to act on this issue immediately.
I went to picked up some papers minutes before the deadline came and guess who came walking through the doors?
Dominick himself. I quickly said- So? You’re going to try your luck for Council again???
He told me that you can’t win if you don’t try.
Trying he did and lost he did also but he made it very clear that we need a ward system in Saint John for people like himself would have a little chance to get elected.
This was the very last time that I saw Dominick.
I decided not to make a run for the school board.
I guess that I’m a coward compared to Dominick.
During the past summer, I heard that he was very sick and I would have love to see my follow activist again but I guess that I’ll have to wait.
Once I found out about his death?
I quickly wrote in a blog that I wanted a picture of Dominick.
Someone sent me this picture.
I wrote back asking- Who’s that????
Sure wasn’t the same individual that I got to know in the mid 90s?
Well? Dominick is gone and he did leave his mark in the South end in Saint John.
I believe they should change the name of the street from Horsfield Street to Edden Lane or Dominick Street.
My god? There’s a lot of young people dying lately from Cancer.
Little John, the young Priest Father Thivierge and now this?
Yes, life is indeed a short ride. You better enjoy it while you’re around.
I feel that God's minute should be in this little blog.
IF WE CONFESS OUR SINS, HE IS FAITHFUL AND JUST TO
FORGIVE US OUR SINS AND TO CLEANSE US FROM ALL
UNRIGHTEOUSNESS.
( 1 JOHN 1:9 )
Dear Charles,
For our "Out of the mouths of Babe's" category, I received
the following story this week. So let us set back and listen
to a 6 year old child as she teaches us a valuable lesson.
I hope you will enjoy this, and pause a moment to think about
it as well.
Subject: A wonderful meaning of Rain
Rain: One rainy afternoon I was driving along one of the main
streets of town, taking those extra precautions necessary when
the roads are wet and slick.
Suddenly, my daughter, Aspen, spoke up from her relaxed
position in her seat. "Dad, I'm thinking of something." This
announcement usually meant she had been pondering some
fact for a while, and was now ready to expound all that her
six-year-old mind had discovered. I was eager to hear.
"What are you thinking?" I asked.
"The rain! ;" she began, "is like sin, and the windshield wipers
are like God wiping our sins away.
After the chill bumps raced up my arms I was able to respond.
"That's really good, Aspen." Then my curiosity broke in. How far
would this little girl take this revelation? So I asked... "Do you
notice how the rain keeps on coming?
What does that tell you?"
Aspen didn't hesitate one moment with her answer: "We keep
on sinning, and God just keeps on forgiving us."
I will always remember this whenever I turn my wipers on.
After all, In order to see the rainbow, you must first endure
some rain. Amen.
With My Love & Prayers,
your servant Allen
Here’s a story that was printed in the Irving’s Paper a few days ago.
My deepest sympathy to his loving family.
Good Bye my fellow activist.
document.write(CETransPubCode("TP Saint John")); NB
Telegraph-Journal | Saint John
As published on page B1/B2 on February 15, 2006
Mayor of Horsfield, Dominick Eden dies
(File/Telegraph-Journal)
Dominick Eden, known as the Mayor of Horsfield Street,
died Monday. Seen here on the steps of his home in
July, 2005, Mr. Eden bought his first property on the
South End street by scraping together what was left of
his student loan.
By Grant Kerr
Telegraph-Journal
Dominick Eden was all about the city.
Although born and raised in Toronto, Mr. Eden had
Saint John running through his veins, despite lacking
any bloodlines to his adopted home. He was most
comfortable in his uptown neighbourhood, where he was
known as the Mayor of Horsfield Street. It was a
handle that was stuck on him derisively, but Mr. Eden
wore the sobriquet proudly. He wasn't one to listen to
the naysayers.
Forever clad in a pair of tatty tan coveralls, Mr.
Eden took a drug-riddled street of condemned buildings
and squalid tenements and transformed it into one of
the most desirable addresses in the city. Many people
thought he was nuts. A long-haired kid with a scruffy
beard, no money but a heart full of hope and chutzpah,
he helped a neighbourhood find its pride.
After 20 years of living in his adopted city, Dominick
Eden died Monday afternoon of lymphoma, a form of
cancer. He was 42.
His neighbours and tenants loved him. Common council
often reviled him. Those who met him didn't forget
him.
Debbie Eden, his wife of 22 years, recalls meeting him
in Halifax when they were barely out of high school.
He was an art student, a paint-splattered boy with a
toothy grin and wide-set eyes.
What attracted her to him was a different side of the
man that most people recall as a tub-thumping
extrovert.
"His quiet peacefulness," Mrs. Eden said of what
attracted her to him. "He was the complete opposite to
me," she added with a laugh.
A dreamer who dove headfirst into projects, Mr. Eden
ended up in Saint John quite by accident in the
mid-1980s. A world traveller and lover of aquatic
life, he and Debbie were heading to St. Andrews to see
the Huntsman Marine Science Centre. They made a stop
in Saint John along the way and got sidetracked.
They spotted a boarded up old dive, slated for
demolition at 17 Horsfield. Empty for 11 years, the
asking price was $24,000. Despite the street's grime,
poverty and dilapidation, the Edens were struck by the
building's beauty and Horsfield's potential.
With more guts than money, Mr. Eden scraped together
what was left of his student loan and bought the
building for $3,500. He was in business, moving into
this old building with no heat or plumbing with his
wife and infant son, Mitchel. He fixed it up, and over
the years bought four more 19th century buildings on
the same short block.
"Everybody wants to leave a legacy and he wanted to
make this city shine," Mrs. Eden said.
He earned his mayor title by keeping his street and
sidewalk clean. He often could be found sweeping,
cleaning, planting, even getting residents to move
their cars after a snowstorm so the street could be
plowed better.
Over the years, Mr. Eden led a Scout troop, headed up
the South Central Citizens Council, supported a little
league softball team and ran for common council
unsuccessfully on three occasions. He railed against
slum landlords, garbage, lax city bylaws and the lack
of a ward system that he felt left the city's centre
under-appreciated and under-represented by the elected
officials.
"He always felt the South End should have a better
name and he wanted to make it a better place for
people," said Shirley McAlary, a former mayor who had
her share of tussles with the maverick property owner.
"He often had an issue and even if he didn't have a
lot of support, he didn't give up."
His annual summer parties held in the courtyard of his
Horsfield buildings were also the stuff of local
legend. For more than a decade, they were the event of
the summer.
But there was also a private side to the man.
"After 22 years of marriage, I was still learning
things about him," Mrs. Eden said.
One was discovering that he had allowed a homeless
person to squat in his old Water Street warehouse
because he felt sorry for him. Unbeknownst to his
wife, he also secretly supported the Dukettes of
Horsfield Street, a girls softball team.
Janine van Winssen moved to Saint John two years ago
from Toronto, settling into Mr. Eden's flagship
building.
His properties, popular with artists and young
hipsters, are decorated with his vibrant paintings.
"He was great as a landlord," she said. "I considered
him a friend."
Just last weekend, when a snowstorm hit, Mr. Eden's
dedication to the community was reciprocated as he lay
ailing at the Saint John Regional Hospital. On three
occasions, Ms. van Winssen watched her neighbours
clean the walk in front of Mr. Eden's house.
"That was so nice. People just wanted to help in some
way," she said, musing about how much he will be
missed.
"Not seeing Dominick around in those tan overalls will
be sad. He was a fixture."
TWO PEOPLE KILLED IN MONCTON!!!!
One individual in their 60s and the other in his 20s. I'm certain that we'll hear of more deaths in the morning. < I hope that I'm wrong > It's 1:00am and it's still very windy out there.
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