
Mike Klassen seems to have no memory of his partisan past, now that he has "reinvented" himself as a "non-partisan" blogger.
Mike Klassen posted this on Friday evening, clearly settling in for a fun-filled weekend of blogging. One supposes that he was trying to “out” me.
Well, not only does his post represent the height of hypocrisy when considering the author’s past, but it also doesn’t offer a stitch of information that is groundbreaking.
Let’s clear a couple of things up.

Mackinnon is using politics to cloud the issues, as per usual.
I have documented before how Park Board Commissioner Stuart Mackinnon is prone to political grandstanding.
Mackinnon’s upcoming motion on forcing a plebiscite on cetaceans in captivity onto the 2011 ballot is just the latest example of this tendency.
Here is the text of the motion:

Some are arguing that clouds like this pose no harm to bystanders if it is found outside, which is clearly against a growing body of scientific evidence to the contrary.
Take a listen to an interview (it begins at 6:11) conducted this past Tuesday by CKNW’s Christy Clark and the chair of the Park Board Aaron Jasper. It is clear from her very first question, Clark is just itching to pick a fight and agitate Jasper.
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