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Barbra Williamson & Task Force Funding
These two Barbra Williamson posts speaks volumes about what is going on with
the task force and her relationship with the truth and honesty. In a recent
post she said:
Barbra Williamson Says:
Internet, Mt. Trashmore was right on target. The
Fishback's do live in Simi Valley and have a right to participate in
"good government" whether it's supporting a grassroots causes or
fighting one. They can do this in many ways, one of which is dollars.
No, the Fishbacks are not members of the Simi Valley Landfill Expansion
Task Force, and no they have not contributed any...let me repeat that,
they have not contributed any money to the Task Force or any member of
the Task Force.
In a prior post she said:
Barbra Williamson Says:
Well Marty, in your past posts you have not been very
nice to me, or the Task Force, so I am reluctant to reply, however,
because I really am a person who believes in transparency, I am going to
answer.
Original members of the Task Force were: Jim Dantona,
Lloyd Maitland, Gary Sarivo, Louis Pandolphi, Alice Sterling, Barbra
Williamson, Chuck Blaugh, and Bob Swoish. Some have droppped out because
of work or time committment. Right now the main members are myself,
Louis, Alice, Bob, Chuck and Jason (Jason was not a founding member).
Person responsible for funding lawsuit: Wayne Fishback
As you can see Marty, we, the Task Force are not trying
to hide anything. And I hope your comments regarding Supervisor Parks
are correct.
So, Barbra Williamson previously said that Wayne Fishback was funding the
lawsuit, but then later says that Wayne Fishback has not contributed any money
to the Task Force.
How can that be?
Well, I suspect that in Barbra-speak she is claiming this because Wayne
Fishback is paying for the lawsuit, but she does not consider that as
contributing to the task force.
I suspect that she is claiming that the funding of the lawsuit is not
contributing to the task force as the money is not directly going through the
task force, in reality it is a contribution to the task force. How can he fund
the lawsuit without giving money?
This shows a lack common sense and poor judgment since if Wayne Fishback is
paying for the lawsuit FOR the task force,
then he IS contributing money to the task force.
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