Future Very Cloudy For Central BC
By Ben Meisner
We are ever slowly approaching "D-Day" in the 2010 Olympics.
This is not the day that the events begin but rather the day that the final bill is presented to the provincial government and the cities of Richmond and Vancouver. Does $1 billion sound out of place as the final figure over budget or is that figure in fact too light?
When the bills come rolling in for the security of the event, the cost of the Olympic village and other expenditures that so far we have not been informed of $1 billion according to the pundits is light indeed.
That’s a lower mainland problem you say, well not exactly, you see you are a provincial taxpayer and any cost overruns will find their way into your pocket.
To however add insult to injury there is yet another component that deserves mention.
Leading into the Olympics Premier Campbell said that following the Olympics he promised it would be the rural areas of the province that will benefit from expenditures in the province.
That now is no more than a hollow promise, in some ways not of his making, given that the economy will dictate what can be spent outside of the lower mainland following the Olympics.
The cupboard is empty and given the financial state of the province, will remain that way for some time. Don’t look for major expenditures coming our way, talk is cheap and while we got some extra road work done on the Cariboo connector this year, completion of that important road link into the central and northern part of the province is now on the back burner and will remain there for years to come.
The Olympics will deliver a double whammy is this region, we will be called upon to pay the bill while at the same time that money will head south for a party not of our choosing.
I’m Meisner and that’s one man’s opinion.
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IMO the greatest threat does not come from the Muslim world, or the environmentalists, but rather from Israel. The Canadian-Israel 'Public Security Agreement' gives Israel inside positions in our police forces (specifically the RCMP), as well as immigration and boarder controls for the purpose of 'tracking' terrorists. Signed by Stockwell Day March 23rd 2008 in Tel Aviv... just in time for the Olympics.
Any terrorist attack will be an inside job, because terrorism is the tool of game theory politics. Create the provocation... with the math worked out as to the odds of said outcome from the reaction to events. This is how Israel is governed... purely game theory, which is why no plot is off limits to Mosssad who's own motto is 'the art of war through deception'.
Israel has nuclear weapons of their own, as well as access to America's insecure arsenal through duel loyalty insiders at all the top levels... ie the missing nukes that flew over the country last year from Montana to Texas enroute to the Middle East.
Israel has mastered the 5th column techniques of provocateur game theory for foreign policy outcomes, feels it is immune from international law, is governed by a coalition of religious fanatics and extremists, and needs a major provoking to get their war with Iran and the Muslim world (fought by the rest of the world on their behalf). Israel is impatient now for war with Iran and either way it puts a target on Vancouver pre-Olympics.
It could very well turn out that financial cost will be the least of our concerns. The Vancouver harbor is the perfect place if ever there was one in the world to set off terror politics with a nuclear detonation for a massive game theory end game for global governance. I have no doubt that this kind of threat is very real for the 2010 Olympics. A lot of politicians and political parties will share in the blame if anything happens IMO....