Expatriot
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^^ above comment relates to this picture:
http://i.bullfax.com/imgs/746486fe72523b9a2ab450ed99d1571e3dcac28f.jpg
He seems to do this a lot, though:
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Ha, but now we know it's cuz he's a God-fearing man who constantly prays!
^^ above comment relates to this picture:
http://i.bullfax.com/imgs/746486fe72523b9a2ab450ed99d1571e3dcac28f.jpg
He seems to do this a lot, though:
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This thread has gotten a little crazy, and I probably won't find any reply to this post after it gets buried in thirty-odd pages...but I'll throw something out there: Has anyone found any sordid connection between the owner of the Hearn power station in the Port Lands and the Fords? The reason being that the owner is Italian, much of Ford's sordid connections seem to be Italian, and the Ford Boyz were keen on building an NFL stadium on that very site.
I believe any connection with Mario Cortellucci may have been looked at during the whole Ferris Wheel/monorail vision, but it'd be interesting if anyone came across the name in their Crackgate sleuthing. And IIRC there was something about a $30k donation to his campaign.
Can't you also tap a burner phone? I saw this on the Wire a few days ago haha.
Anyone who watches The Wire gets the answers to a lot of the "questions" raised above. The cops on The Wire always went to the judge they thought would give them the warrant, either because they knew he'd go for it or because they had something on him. Warrant requests are not the same as trials where you take whatever judge you get.
Peepers clearly isn't rowing with all his oars but whether he is erroneously suggesting they circumvented the system or merely thinks that they should have picked an antagonistic judge just to, I dunno, make sure they were on the right track, there is no surprise here whatsoever. Any judge can sign a warrant but they're obviously going to go with someone who understands the legal and political issues at stake.
(And if Lisi actually used burners, that's all the more proof that he's not quite the "straight arrow" his pal seems to think. Is there anyone who uses burners who isn't in the drug trade?)
Yeah, some of that article might be giving the police a way to quietly explain some of their actions but most of the stuff you're having a fit over is nothing.
(And guys - some of those paragraphs are longer than 1 sentence. No way it's Warmington.)
It is interesting that a total of 10 Cortellucci's, Mario included, donated to 'Ford 2010'. At least half of that number gave the maximum $2500.
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For example, Ford’s year end disclosure list contains at least $17,500 in contributions from the family of well-known developer Mario Cortellucci. None of those contributions were listed on the pre-campaign disclosure. If they weren’t edited out, and one can imagine that they would have been a cause for unfavourable comment, then they occurred in the week before election or following Ford’s election. The Toronto Star recently revealed that Rob Ford’s daily itineraries showed a scheduled meeting with Mario Cortellucci. Neither Cortellucci nor apparently any of his companies are listed in the Toronto Lobbyist Register.
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What does this all mean? A lot of money jumped on the Ford bandwagon in the week before the election and in the two months following it. If a contributor is hoping to gain access to a decision-maker’s office it makes sense to wait to contribute until the outcome is reasonably certain, or completely certain following election day. This opens a sitting council member to all sorts of potential attempts to seek access through a contribution. And to think that Ford still has $640,000 more to raise to pay off his campaign deficit before June 30 of this year suggests the list of people seeking influence will grow substantially.
An influential Vaughan developer, who donated generously to Mayor Ford's pre- and post-election fundraising drives, controls a long-term lease on the Port Lands' Hearn Generating Station, which has been proposed as a site for an NFL stadium by the mayor's brother Doug.
Developer Mario Cortellucci, together with various relatives and individuals who listed his company's premises on their donor forms, contributed $30,000 to the mayor's campaign, about half of which was raised following the election as part of a multi-candidate effort to eliminate campaign deficits. He also secured a private meeting with Rob Ford, according to scheduling documents released under access to information laws.
The figures, based on election contribution filings, were compiled by York University political scientist Robert MacDermid. "The important point here is that when a councillor or mayor runs a deficit and wins, every person seeking influence crowds into the subsequent fundraising events."
Adrienne Batra, the mayor's spokesperson, says Mr. Cortellucci wanted to discuss a charitable organization Mr. Ford and his brother Doug "might be interested in getting involved in." Neither Mr. Cortellucci nor Doug Ford responded to requests for interviews. Ms. Batra declined to reveal the charity, saying it was a "private meeting."
LOL! Thanks for pointing that out. I don't know why people think that I am Warmington. He only writes one sentence paragraphs.
But Blair’s still cryptic remarks should not be considered the end of the matter. Far from it. We believe that his latest comments raise even more questions that he should be required to address in perhaps less agreeable circumstances, with less agreeable inquisitors.
I know guys in Sandro's circles and he was apparently using a burner phone to threaten anyone he suspected was talking to media. But if you called him on his regular phone he was a lot more cautious with his words.
Just posted on the Toronto Star website..........
COMMENTARY
Blair must explain why police didn't arrest Rob Ford
http://www.thestar.com/opinion/comm...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
It didn't take long for others to come forward with the same concerns that I expressed above.
Blair does have to explain it all, but not yet.
Just posted on the Toronto Star website..........
COMMENTARY
Blair must explain why police didn't arrest Rob Ford
http://www.thestar.com/opinion/comm...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
It didn't take long for others to come forward with the same concerns that I expressed above.




