>Oliver Train responds to accusations
Wow. Do a little work, take my kids to a Halloween party for a few hours…look what happens.
I live and breathe computers…I know that nothing that I would post Anonymously here would truly be anonymous. Why would I bother? Especially for a post that I think is right on. Even better – how do you know that the posts marked Oliver Train are really me? There could be several “Oliver Trains” running around posting away. Anybody can type Oliver Train… at the end of a post.
This is a blog, not a newspaper or other journalistic outlet. All that’s happening here is that PJ is providing a forum for people to interact. Believe what you want.
That one sentence at 11:16 sparked almost entire day of accusations and name calling. All of which are trying to draw attention away from the fact that Steve was not at the meeting. That’s the issue here. Not credentials, not who’s a nice guy, not who is posting what — who is going to show up and do the job they were elected to do. And that’s me.
Oh, yes, to the brilliant “detective”. I don’t have an accurate head count of the meeting, but I do know that Lou and I were there from the begining with about 20-25 others, including reporters from all the news outlets in the Village. A group did get up at around 8:00 and went into the hall. No Russ, and no Steve. So yes, if Steve had somehow snuck past the people in the hall (including the Mayor at one point to quiet them down) and arrived to the meeting late, I would have been one of the few people in a position to see him. You are forgetting one pretty critical fact though – I could have told somebody else that Steve wasn’t there. In fact I did, I made sure the reporters knew it, I made sure my supporters knew it. There were also people watching on TV. They knew it too.
8:21 – what’s baseless about Steve not showing up at a meeting? Please explain.
Correct 9:34 – Emory never had a Football team, so it could not be in the Ivy league. Lots of Kudzu, no Ivy.
Oliver Train
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