Why I'm Voting for Bruce Phinney Conservative MLA for Tantramar [Updated] - Election 2024

Team Higgs - New Brunswick's current Premier born March 1, 1954 is a father and grandfather.
 

Bruce Phinney's interview with Erica Butler here:

Sitting down with PC candidate for Tantramar Bruce Phinney » CHMA, Voice of the Marshes (chmafm.com)

"I'm not a follower... " - says Bruce Phinney, long time town councillor for the Town of Sackville [now Municipality of Tantramar].. running for MLA for Tantramar provincially in the election year... "I enjoy being a councillor.. you can't sit back and not speak out... one thing I've learned you gotta have a thick skin.. I've had a thick skin all my life."  

Personally, I like that Bruce Phinney is questioning the BIG problem of the SERSC - South East Regional Service Commission.

You will not find a single politician locally who has the long standing record of serving the people of this region with as much integrity and honesty and engagement as Bruce Phinney.  His record on council speaks for itself.  He has been so much of an advocate for transparency and truth that the local mafia at the town hall have suspended his pay and punished him not once but twice in the past.  I dare anyone to stand up for what is right in this town and not get hammered.  Bruce Phinney is a rare bird.

He gets my vote and hope you throw your support behind him too.  He does not back down.  He sees problems but also wants to discuss solutions with anyone who will engage with him.  His style is to draw up the conversation and see where it goes.  He does not struggle with ideologies because he is an elder who has lived long enough to understand that everything is nuanced and everything needs to be addressed from the point of view of more voices not less.  You won't find anyone as honest and as good natured in politics in this town today.  I have talked to a lot of politicians since I moved here in 2010 and Bruce Phinney has always been the most genuine and the most accessible.  Phinney returns phone calls and returns emails... he is a stickler for being in touch and being honest and if he doesn't know the answer to something he will find out for you and get back to you.  Bruce Phinney has also shown the most support for the Tantramar youth's new concrete skate park project and he has also disclosed to me the ongoing problems and the various people who have been blocking the project here.  I trust him.  I support him. He'll work for us.

Thanks Bruce Phinney for stepping up in 2024.

More here from Pilgrim: COLLEGE OF SECRET HISTORY - YouTube

Twitter with Pilgrim: (5) Pilgrim (@Pilgrim10311517) / X

Podcast here on the root of problems and solutions:

247worldradio.com/247 World Radio Broadcasts/EJP Hour 2 Preaching & Teaching/EJP-20240719-Analysis of the Trump Shooting.mp3

Once you understand the lingo of the opposition.. the rest becomes a lot easier to cope with.

ACL Books Alaska author Niki Raapana 1956-2022 wrote about the problems with communitarianism...

and as well a number of years ago Marine Le Pen of France visited Quebec and spoke with the CBC about the problems with communitarianism.. but who is really listening to the women at this point?

The problem is as plain as the nose on your face.

The hexagram design above is found in the mosaic mural that's located in the front covered entrance area to the Town Hall built over a decade ago here for over a dozen million $$.

Where is there real push-back though?

Fact: The Town Hall is the local home of U.N. sustainable development global governance efforts.

..some locals pushed-back without naming the agenda..

At this point I'm still waiting on confirmation [from Donna Beal] that I'm allowed to speak at the Town Hall this month on the project for the Tantramar Skate Park Project .. a new concrete venue requested in 2013 by youth.. I want to follow up on their request of long ago and on the record while Bruce Phinney is still on the Town Council ...

Bruce Wark publishes locally here with some lively debaters in the comments section - latest here:  

Election forum in Sackville hears how parties would pay for their campaign promises | (warktimes.com)

See also: "Jesuit Banking History" video here:

Jesuit Banking History (rumble.com)

George Carlin Was an American Comedian Social Commentator Who Passed Away in 2008

George Carlin explains why he doesn't vote...

Locally tonight's Town Hall Palace hosts the FINAL gathering of this current crop of elected 'window dressing puppets' for the technocracy at 7pm ...  

More here from Erica Butler and her sidekick David Gordon Koch at CHMA FM at Mt.A. U. with "community minions" Shawn and Andrew [and newcomer Bonnie] all three are running for mayor's spot for the new Town of Tantramar:

Meet mayoral candidate Shawn Mesheau; plus who sent the 'Tantramar Votes' flyer? » CHMA 106.9 FM (chmafm.com)

Meet the candidates: Bonnie Swift, running for mayor of Tantramar » CHMA 106.9 FM (chmafm.com)

Meet the candidates: Andrew Black, running for mayor of Tantramar » CHMA 106.9 FM (chmafm.com)

The public sucks ... fuck hope... so ....

there's your campaign slogan. 

Voting is consent; taxation is theft.

All the current politicians in this town who took part in the convid hoax and fraud are suspect; they are neither honourable nor worthy of any votes or any support.

Deciding NOT to vote feels like a vote for freedom.

Don't include me in your crazy global governance plans --I refuse to be part of the frauds and corruption that are taking place....  waiting on the 100th monkey.  The 'community' is not your friend, the 'community' is a dictatorship...

nord.twu.net/acl/ebookdownload/2020_ebook.pdf

We do not have representative government.

We have governance with commissions.

Why?

Because technocracy doesn't want your opinions.. on anything.. they have their own way of doing things and its not something the public will ever have any input on.  You don't have a say, you will never have a say.... these are unelected bureaucrats with very big paycheques... comfy jobs.. easy lives.

Like the SERSC "grabbler" Thorne...

More here on those well paid "grabblers"...

Tantramar to pony up about $60k of starter $1.5 million budget for new mandated regional services » CHMA 106.9 FM (chmafm.com)

"Economic development is the biggest ticket item in the list of new mandated services to be delivered by regional service commissions in New Brunswick, at least in the southeast of the province.

As part of Minister Daniel Allain’s local government reform plan, commissions such as the South East Regional Service Commission (SERSC) will expand the number of services they provide, for which municipalities like the new town of Tantramar are required to pay.

Currently, the SERSC operates Eco360 and Plan360, handling garbage disposal and planning services for the municipalities in the region. But as of 2023, the commission will expand to include regional economic development, social and community development, regional transportation, tourism, and regional recreation infrastructure.

Earlier this month, chief financial officer Stephanie Thorne presented the commission’s draft budget for 2023, including an additional 1.5$ million ‘starter’ allocation for the new mandated services. The town of Tantramar portion of those costs will be about $59,000 in 2023, but that cost is expected to grow considerably in future, once the new services are defined and start to be delivered.

“It’s a prudent budget, we didn’t want to jump all in on the new mandated services,” Thorne told Sackville town council. “We really want to take this year to build strategies and figure out where the gaps are that we can fill.”

Unlike the town of Tantramar, where staff have provided information for, but not been involved in, the drafting of a 2023 budget for the amalgamated municipality, Thorne and the commission executive have written their own draft budget, to be approved by the province.

“As the province releases more information, this budget is likely to change slightly over the next couple of weeks,” said Thorne. “The board will not be approving this budget, the same as your council won’t be approving your budget. This will be presented by our facilitator to the minister and approved at that level.”

The most expensive new item is regional economic development, clocking in at $700,000 in mandated contributions from member municipalities. Tantramar’s share is just shy of $30,000. The existing economic development corporation for Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe, called 3+ Corporation, will be subsumed into a new organization to serve the entire southeast region, tentatively called Economic Development 360. Currently the three cities pay about $400,000 to run 3+ Corporation, and the SERSC prorated that across the larger region to come up with the total figure of $700,000. That amount includes hiring at least one director, and one consultant to help create the new organization.

The next highest new budget item for the commission is Social and Community Development, for which municipalities will contribute about half as much as they will for economic development. The total budget for Social and Community Development includes some existing grants, and comes to $460,000, with about $15,000 coming from Tantramar.

The commission will hire one director and two coordinators for social and community development, as well as a consultant to help it develop a strategy for 2024 and beyond.

Three more services will share a single new director to be hired in 2023: regional transportation, regional recreation infrastructure, and tourism. Tantramar’s contributions to all three add up to about $13,000.

All in all, the commission plans to hire three new directors at salaries of roughly $110,000 each, plus two new coordinators and one specialist. It will also spend about $160,000 on consultants to help with strategy development in 2023. It has already created a new CEO position and hired the former head of solid waste at Eco360, Roland Leblanc, to fill that role.

Gerard Belliveau is due to return to his role as executive director once he’s finished his work for the province as a facilitator for local government reform.

Steering committees to be appointed for new services

Thorne told council last week that the commission has been hosting working groups over the past few months to help come up with its budget.

“Our approach for the new mandated services was one of listening, rather than trying to jump in and figure it out all on our own, so we created working groups for each of the new services,” said Thorne. Those working groups included some Sackville town staff, such as special projects manager Kieran Miller, as well as representatives from other organizations and stakeholder groups. “We had over 100 meetings between May in June, which was a feat that none of us thought we could do. But we did it.”

“It was very eye opening to see groups that are working in the same sector who have never met before and have never talked,” said Thorne. “So duplication of services was happening.”

Thorne didn’t provide examples of duplicated services, but did acknowledge that in many cases the commission need not reinvent the wheel. ”What came out of those meetings was a lot of suggestions on how we can approach this,” said Thorne. “We really need to build on the existing assets, because great work is being done by so many different groups.”

Thorne said the commission would establish steering committees for each new service, and a “baseline of what needs to happen across each service.”

Thorne said the commission has identified major issues that are “in crisis mode right now,” such as the workforce, homelessness and affordable housing. “So the commission is working, even now, to start getting those in place, even though the mandate doesn’t start until January 1.”

A number of councillors had questions for Thorne after her presentation, including Sabine Dietz who said she was surprised at the small size of the $1.5 million budget for the five new mandated services. “I’m assuming that this will only increase over time,” said Dietz.

Thorne agreed. “We really wanted to put the work in to make sure that we’re not just asking members for a bunch of money right off, when we don’t know what we’re going to do with it… We can take the year to really build a strategy, and the 2024 budget will look much different from this,” said Thorne.

Dietz also asked about representation on the various steering committees that will be overseeing the new services. Thorne said the steering committees had not yet been formed and the board of the SERSC would decide who to included. Thorne mentioned stakeholders, “from industry, from the community, not-for-profit groups, from our staff, and then I’m sure that we will reach out to any staff members within the municipalities that may be vital,” said Thorne.

“The staff will be absolutely informed, but with your mayor sitting on the board, that’s where the decision making comes in,” said Thorne."

Someone put out these flyers for the voters....

Voting in 2021 Election? Beausejour Heads to the Polls This Month {in the Coviet Era}

 

Liberal:  King Dominic LeBlanc - current MP and Queen's Privy Council President [ red ]

Conservatives:  Shelly Mitchell [ blue ] 

NDP: Evelyne Godfrey [ orange ] 

Green: Stella Anna Girouard [ green ]

People’s Party of Canada: Jack Minor [purple]

Isabelle Chiasson: Free Party of Canada 

Independant:  Yo Mama [ golden ]

Did you know that South Africa also had a "Truth and Reconciliation Commission" many years ago... it didn't work out so well for the white folks there either... just sayin... [ New Brunswick had no residential schools but still the virtue signalling coming from CAO Jamie Burke at Town Hall]

Face diapers are now optional in Jean Coutu shop.

Energy breakthrough movement...

http://globalbem.com

Find this to be very interesting from Dr. Judy Wood's 2012 presentation in Holland at their gathering for the Global BEM: Dr Judy Wood at the Breakthrough Energy Movement conference, 2012 Holland on Vimeo

Some of us have already voted in the advance polls ... without a face diaper on ... just sayin...

These two coviets are very silly and best ignored...

Bruce Wark interviewed Jack Minor the candidate for the PPC Maxime Bernier party - at this link:

People’s Party candidate in Beauséjour says Canada’s future is at stake because of COVID ‘conspiracy’ | (warktimes.com)

On this article's comments section a local vaxx enthusiast Harold Jarche tells about his confused boomer vapid insights as follows:

Harold Jarche says:

September 12, 2021 at 8:12 pm

Many of the policies of the PPC are taken from QAnon. Here is a good article on the forces behind it, and other conspiracy theories.

“The ultimate goal, the shared project, as it were, is the destruction of the concept of liberal democracy,” said [James] Stewartson. “They think multiculturalism and all the ‘woke’, social justice warrior, racial inclusion is bad and they use racism and anti-Semitism to sell it.”

https://bylinetimes.com/2021/08/10/a-brainwashed-death-cult-the-gamification-of-conspiracy/

I received the PPC information from our local candidate on my doorstep this week, including a newspaper called ‘Druthers’ that was filled with anti-vaccination propaganda.

For more information on Jim Stewartson — he describes himself as an anti-disinformation activist https://twitter.com/jimstewartson

[See more at the pro-choice on Vaxx Facebook page for "Druthers News & Information]

Druthers News & Information - Home | Facebook ]

Voting... Sackville's Upcoming Election Sees Two Men Competing for Mayor: Mesheau & Aiken

 Thanks Bruce for the helpful report... read at this link:

https://warktimes.com/2021/02/04/mesheau-aiken-in-the-running-to-become-sackvilles-next-mayor/comment-page-1/#comment-7869

This election is about a year late... there is no democracy in New Brunswick... there is only technocracy now..

https://www.technocracy.news/world-economic-forum-the-institution-behind-the-great-reset/

Ramadan Mubarak | Andrew Scheer

Andrew Scheer's address to the muslims in Canada.

Demographically Canada has a very rapidly growing muslim population...
according to this 2014 article from "Council of European Canadians" our nation has the SECOND fastest growing muslim population in the world.. imagine that?

Muslims are, therefore, set to be a very powerful voting block in Canada not to be overlooked as muslims tend to only vote for muslims.
https://www.eurocanadian.ca/2014/05/canadas-expanding-muslim-population.html