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It is only fair and just that Jerry Gosling\u2019s letter of support be offered as is, since it is on the letters\/opinion pages. Being identified as the president of the MSA Museum Society provides the entire context needed to understand and evaluate his RAH-RAH leading of a cheering section in support of the capital plan, given the inclusion of a world class museum and art gallery, which far surpasses any sane or reasonable proposal, in the council\u2019s absurd proposal.<\/span><\/p>\n

There can be no excuse for boosterism disguised as \u201cnews reporting\u201d on the front page of Thursday\u2019s News. In large bold text the News trumpets \u201cTrustees back Plan A, say students benefit most\u201d, including in the body of the story that the vote was unanimous. The News blindly printed statements citing benefits while failing to ask a question so obvious any non-partisan, semi-intelligent person\u2019s mind screams \u201cWhere\u2019s the Beef\u201d or in other words what are or were these never stated benefits? Or did the school trustees unanimously support imaginary, perhaps non-existent, benefits? The fact there were no actual benefits to support the vote certainly would explain the failure of the News to print even one so-called benefit. Or incompetence.<\/p>\n

It is perfectly within their rights for the News to support and lead a cheering section for the capital plan. Fair and principled behaviour demands that this boosterism be made clear by the use of the Opinion page and at least minimal journalistic standards applied to any information purported to be news This apparent effort to hide the News\u2019s leading of a cheering section for the proposed capital plan concealed as \u2018news\u2019 is, at the kindest questionable behaviour, more accurately described as bordering on the unethical.<\/p>\n

The argument for it just being incompetence does have clear support on the same first page. It seems to me that the theoretical semi-intelligent person cited above would feel the statement \u201c… with 533.91 fewer students\u201d demands an answer to the question of exactly what .91 of a student is. More importantly, what exactly is the .09 of a student that is still attending school here? Just as an aside: in a city growing this fast what explains that Abbotsford schools have less students?<\/p>\n

While on the subject of the capital plan council and supporters are seeking to foist, by whatever means possible, upon the gullible citizens \u2013 why is it called Plan A? I was not aware of any Plan B, C, D. Would it not be more accurate to name the plan based upon the grade it deserves \u2013 F?<\/p>\n

Speaking of obvious and unasked questions: Why award a contract to replace the Centennial pool tank to a company that \u201c\u2026 had not completed a cement pool before\u201d? They came \u201chighly recommended\u201d \u2013 as what? It would appear obvious that the recommendation could not be as a builder of pools. Was it just because they had the lowest bid? Given the recent fiasco with pool building in Mission it would seem semi-intelligent behaviour to award the contract to an experienced pool builder who has experience with estimating what the pool replacement will actually end up costing the taxpayers as opposed to the low-ball bid submitted by a builder with NO EXPERIENCE in actually building a pool. The need to choose an experienced and knowledgeable builder would seem to be further demanded by the tight deadlines imposed by the replacement schedule.<\/p>\n

But then it is a demonstrated, though sad and costly, fact of life that even semi-intelligent decisions and behaviour is beyond council and city planning or engineering staff. Alas, it also seems asking the obvious and needed questions are beyond the capabilities of, at the very least, the editorial staff of the News.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

It is only fair and just that Jerry Gosling\u2019s letter of support be offered as is, since it is on the letters\/opinion pages. Being identified as the president of the MSA Museum Society provides the entire context needed to understand and evaluate his RAH-RAH leading of a cheering section in support of the capital plan, given the inclusion of a world class museum and art gallery, which far surpasses any sane or reasonable proposal, in the council\u2019s absurd proposal. There can be no excuse for boosterism disguised as \u201cnews reporting\u201d on the front page of Thursday\u2019s News. In large bold text the News trumpets \u201cTrustees back Plan A, say students benefit most\u201d, including in the body of the story that the vote was unanimous. The News blindly printed statements citing benefits while failing to ask a question so obvious any non-partisan, semi-intelligent person\u2019s mind screams \u201cWhere\u2019s the Beef\u201d or in other words what are or were these never stated benefits? Or did the school trustees unanimously support imaginary, perhaps non-existent, benefits? The fact there were no actual benefits to support the vote certainly would explain the failure of the News to print even one so-called benefit. Or incompetence. It is perfectly within their rights for the News to support and lead a cheering section for the capital plan. Fair and principled behaviour demands that this boosterism be made clear by the use of the Opinion page and at least minimal journalistic standards applied to any information purported to be news This apparent effort to hide the News\u2019s leading of a cheering section for the proposed capital plan concealed as \u2018news\u2019 is, at the kindest questionable behaviour, more accurately described as bordering on the unethical. The argument for it just being incompetence does have clear support on the same first page. It seems to me that the theoretical semi-intelligent person cited above would feel the statement \u201c… with 533.91 fewer students\u201d demands an answer to the question of exactly what .91 of a student is. More importantly, what exactly is the .09 of a student that is still attending school here? Just as an aside: in a city growing this fast what explains that Abbotsford schools have less students? While on the subject of the capital plan council and supporters are seeking to foist, by whatever means possible, upon the gullible citizens \u2013 why is it called Plan A? I was not aware of any Plan B, C, D. Would it not be more accurate to name the plan based upon the grade it deserves \u2013 F? Speaking of obvious and unasked questions: Why award a contract to replace the Centennial pool tank to a company that \u201c\u2026 had not completed a cement pool before\u201d? They came \u201chighly recommended\u201d \u2013 as what? It would appear obvious that the recommendation could not be as a builder of pools. Was it just because they had the lowest bid? Given the recent fiasco with pool building in Mission it would seem semi-intelligent behaviour to award the contract to an experienced pool builder who has experience with estimating what the pool replacement will actually end up costing the taxpayers as opposed to the low-ball bid submitted by a builder with NO EXPERIENCE in actually building a pool. The need to choose an experienced and knowledgeable builder would seem to be further demanded by the tight deadlines imposed by the replacement schedule. But then it is a demonstrated, though sad and costly, fact of life that even semi-intelligent decisions and behaviour is beyond council and city planning or engineering staff. Alas, it also seems asking the obvious and needed questions are beyond the capabilities of, at the very least, the editorial staff of the News.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[30,20],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-364","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-caveat-emptor","category-municipal"],"yoast_head":"\nUnasked Questions - James W. Breckenridge<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/www.jameswbreckenridge.ca\/?p=364\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_US\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Unasked Questions - James W. 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