Bloggers learn they are just puppets for City Council Members

Quite a few bloggers showed up for the July 25, 2007 City Council meeting. It was obvious that some of the bloggers had not been to a meeting in awhile, when it was discovered that the meeting was held in a tiny room unable to accommodate any large group attending the meeting.

Some bloggers were unable to enter the meeting, because the seating was filled with the very important people. The very important people, as expressed to one member of the public was the justification for blocking off rows of seats on one side of the room. The real reason is that these very important people do not like sitting with the common folks, just in case a shot is fired in the group. The media learned that they are not very important people because they are not allowed to sit and talk with the very important people. But to insure that the media write about the very important people, a section on the opposite side of the very important people was reserved for the media.

Now, if some of the commoners, better known as the public citizen should happen to think that they can sit whereever they dang gone please, security is there to ensure the commoner get the message to sit behind the very important people or else! The or else can range from getting yelled at, told to move, took to leave the room, anything to make you feel you are not welcomed at the City Council Meeting period.

So bloggers, did not like the treatment of the "they better get to stepping or risk getting kicked out the room from witnessing the master and slave sitting arrangement."

But the real issues suffered little outrage from the bloggers, the call for reassessment and the millions of dollars going toward Hardball Capital. What was important to the blogger was the fact that they were treated no different than the original citizens who don't have an inside track to the elected officials.

Something, I've been complaining about for quite a long time. But these elected officials who sanctioned this arrangement will gladly listen to the bloggers complain after the meeting.

Let's see the solution to that problem is to vote the SOB's out! Is SOB the same as VIP?