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Donald Barber


!!!!  People  Before  Profits   !!!!


For
Mayor of Mississauga

2010


Donald Barber
constantly voted by Mississaugans
as most likely to be the
Next Mayor.




Hazel McCallion has on numerous occasions expressed
her respect for my skill and ability
in being a player with years of experience in Mississauga's politics.

One of her many endorsements and recommendations for me.
Vote for a man she respects!


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 Threats of black mail from the Hazel McCallion
using Councilor's private
E-mails?
Why doesn't the media care?


In an election, we are to consider a politician's
VISION
For Mississaugans we also have to consider if that persons judgment is so impaired
as to make their vision - a nightmare - for us!

In the 2010, Mississauga Election, questions to the Mayor by the media about her health and age were the very first to be asked - Sept. 8.  These are made all the more important as they relate to the Mayor's judgment and ability to make the correct decisions - which has be greatly called into question by the Mississauga Inquiry.
It also showed her memory is an issue.

Many of the clues of what is going on are in plain sight but as people are programmed to to think Hazel is so great they don't even notice.  What is said or done by her is very wrong, especially by a person only months from being 90 years old and that does play a role in all this.
Just like the story of the King who wore no cloths, few dared to question, better to live a popular lie.


Recently, the Mayor has been talking about her collection of Councillor E-mails that she points to as under mining her City hall - her Council.  Damn that new fangled technology!
My sources confirm that these are "Private between councillors. Intercepted."
When first hearing of this, I though surely people will start asking serious questions about what Hazel is doing
- no way.  It is interesting to hear how she links it all to people not working with her - such a crime!
Speaking of which why hasn't the Peel police looked into this?


Sept. 8, 2010 - Hazel repeats she has Councilor's
 E-mail and could make them public
- if it serves her political purposes.
 

McCallion, Parrish square off over emails - Online Security
National Post - Feb. 4, 2010 - By Megan O'Toole - The "Mississauga Mayor's private cache of emails", "a "half-inch thick" file of printed emails Ms. McCallion", "Hazel was rather menacing, intimating she was going to use her collection of emails to help defeat some of us in the next election," and "the Mayor acknowledged she stored all emails from, or about, councillors", this is made all the more important as the Mississauga Inquiry is being told that the Mayor's office delete her e-mails all the time

Here is Hazel in Council Feb. 3, 2010, talking about her collection of E-mails.



 

Here is a Hazel classic - McCallion's COUP that is out to get her!
Thats right - the then 82 year old Mayor of Mississauga, Canada - shows how mentally competent she is by openly stating
there is a COUP out to get her, that I am a part of it and she hopes other members of City Council are not helping!
Old age Dementia? Senility? Paranoia? or just too many years as a politician to not even know what reality is any more - in any event she is just too special.  This is the side of Hazel McCallion that the public is not allowed to see and even though the media was made very aware of
this and shown the video - they refused to cover it.


Of course the best example of Hazel McCallion's bad judgment as discovered in the
Mississauga Judicial Inquiry.


Another element of bad vision or judgment that Hazel is showing - doesn't play or shares well with others.

However it is being reported as she need a Council she can work with or for her.
Hear her say so.
This is very troubling - a Mayor coming out to say she can't work with her own Council and she has 30+ years of doing so - why can't she now?
Is it because she wants it her way or the high way?
Something to consider - if it isn't her way - then its wrong and publicly noted as such.




One of the greatest reasons for concern for voters is how
many other legal cases exist that
involve the Mayor and could there be
if she keeps acting as she has?

Here we see Hazel showed very bad judgment by jumping into a private business deal and screwing it up so that the City of Mississauga and she were sued.  The use of words tells the tale - "her power".  For the actual words in the legal suite click here.

Very interesting this story was never covered in the Mississauga News - WHY?

 


Toronto Star - Jul. 30, 2004 - By TONY VAN ALPHEN, BUSINESS REPORTER - GTA COLUMNISTS

Provincial realty arm hit with $20M suit
Developer alleges Mayor McCallion affected land deal
Sues Mississauga, dealership, realty corporation

A Toronto developer is alleging the Ontario government's real estate arm backed off on a multi-million-dollar sale of public land near Highway 401 in Mississauga after political interference from Mayor Hazel McCallion.

A. Mantella & Sons Ltd. is suing Ontario Realty Corp., the City of Mississauga and Dixie Ford Sales for $20 million in damages for their alleged role in stopping the sale of a 10.3-hectare parcel for $4.82 million almost two years ago.

The three defendants deny the claim and Dixie has filed a counterclaim, charging Mantella caused subsequent flooding on the auto dealership's adjacent property.

ORC also notes in its defence that Mantella is complaining because the developer can't make a "windfall" profit on government land at the expense of Ontario taxpayers.

In an amended statement of claim, Mantella says ORC invited bids for the controversial parcel at the southeast corner of Dixie Rd. and Highway 401 from neighbouring landowners in October, 2002.

But Mantella says the provincial agency abruptly rejected the firm's offer a few weeks later and didn't sell the property.

Mantella, which wants to construct a large commercial-industrial complex on the site and its own adjacent land, says the provincial agency did not provide any explanation for its Nov. 15, 2002 decision, except that it needed to conduct a second environmental study regarding possible road access to the land.

However, Mantella alleges a top official for Dixie Ford, the only other adjacent landowner, contacted McCallion and enlisted the Mississauga mayor's assistance in using "her power" to induce Ontario Realty not to sell the parcel between late October and Nov. 15 of that year.

Mantella's claim, which has not been proven in court, charges that McCallion communicated directly with ORC president Tony Miele.

Those discussions "did lead and/or were a substantive contributing factor which led the ORC to reject the Mantella offer in breach of the ORC's obligations under the invitation to tender," the claim notes.

The amended claim, filed recently in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, alleges ORC breached obligations under the agency's own statutory rules, didn't act fairly and abused its authority. The City of Mississauga and Dixie Ford induced a breach of contract, wrongly interfered and conspired against Mantella, the claim states.

Mantella also says ORC, which manages provincial government lands and buildings, has refused more than 1 1/2 years later to disclose the appraisal for the property, the second environmental study or other information suggesting its offer was below fair market value.

The city confirms in its statement of defence that Ainslie Hogan, a top Dixie Ford official, contacted McCallion about the bid invitation. The dealership, which has leased 1 hectare of the parcel for several years from ORC to park vehicles, wanted only that portion and expressed concern about the impact on the business if Mantella purchased it, the city's defence says.

It adds McCallion tried to contact Miele on Nov. 15 about the property's status, but she couldn't recall whether there was a conversation.

The municipality says the mayor, who regularly receives concerns about land planning issues, and other unidentified individuals met with Miele in mid-December, 2002 to ask about ORC's intentions regarding the parcel and relay Dixie Ford's concerns.

"It was the mayor's understanding from Mr. Miele that there was no contract between the ORC and the plaintiff," the city says. It denies McCallion conspired with Hogan to induce ORC or Miele to breach an alleged contract with Mantella.

McCallion also didn't say anything to influence Miele or anyone else regarding ORC's dealings with Mantella that would have affected the bid process for the land and an alleged contract, the city says.

In its defence, ORC says it was not bound by any offer and followed all government guidelines. The agency also discloses that two Dixie Ford proposals for pieces of the parcel did not meet sale guidelines while a Mantella bid was "compliant but unacceptable."

ORC says Mantella took a risk in 2000 when the firm bought the neighbouring property hoping to buy the government land eventually. "A more accurate description of the plaintiff's (Mantella's) complaint is that it has been denied the opportunity to make a substantial windfall profit by obtaining government-owned property at a deeply discounted price at the expense of the taxpayers of Ontario," ORC charges.

Dixie Ford supports ORC in the decision to not sell the property, saying in its defence that the Mantella offer did not reflect the potential of the government lands with road access. Furthermore, the Mantella bid was less than market value even without the road, Dixie says.

Dixie adds it didn't engage in any conspiracy and couldn't induce ORC to breach a contract because there was no deal.

In its counterclaim, Dixie is suing Mantella for $1 million for allegedly twice blocking a watercourse, causing flood damage at the dealership. It calls Mantella's conduct "high-handed."
 

 


Oct. 4-06, Hazel McCallion wishes she was in Russia!!
                  
   At the Founding meeting for the Lakeview Ratepayers Association, the Mayor is quoted.  "I wish we were in Russia or some where,
                    where the Mayor or Council could make decisions and just say no to something and it is NO.
                   
Hazel shows her true colours Nyet, Nyet Soviet!

 


Hazel McCallion wearing
a
Clown Costume
to public events?

Has she become eccentric?


For more about Hazel's bad and getting worse judgment click here.
 


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