No, not to me, but to someone else. I know that Jade Wood has been ticked with a nickname that she really hates. Now, it wasn’t me who gave it to her – I’ve not gone after her much (other than finding the checkerboard) ESPECIALLY when contrasted with her words about Peter Ness and Dr. David Strang. After all, she’s tagged them as being the world’s worst people, scum of the earth, blaming everything that’s gone wrong with Gunstock EVAH!, and for violating their oaths (she hasn’t said HOW they broke their oaths that I know of, but it’s clear she believes it). About the only thing she hasn’t blamed on them is the existence of herpes but the clock is still ticking.
No, that hated nickname was presented to her by the guy sitting at the Gunstock Area Commission table, meeting after meeting. Especially the one when they announced that they had driven Peter Ness – boy, they were so pleased with themselves; what a show that was for them. Exhilaration doesn’t even come close to the euphoria I saw them display. Never mind that they made a decent man into mincemeat.
Yep, that would be Mr. Lambert that first came up with the nickname. Others have adopted it and it has made her hackles rise. Well, Jade Wood, now you know who stuck you with it. I was sent an email (which I am redacting to protect the innocent). I had actually and totally forgotten about this email thread but once someone sent it to me, it made sense – and it was from “before going rogue”. After all, New Rules and all. Redacted, emphasis mine:
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This also clearly shows how much Jade was instrumental in damaging your position as you made your case.
I had forgotten that she said it could be addressed after the HVAC matter- she then aided and abetted the hurried adjournment.
I wonder how she would spend her 30 pieces of silver?
My new name for her is Judas.
Regards
Doug
I’m betting that the next time Jade looks you, Doug Lambert, in the eye, it isn’t going to be that dreamy look anymore. But nice to let the side you were against what you thought of them then – all of them. Yep, “‘splainin” is the operative word.
Next time, Doug Lambert, don’t threaten me with a SLAPP lawsuit you knew you can’t win, and don’t threaten me with something you know I didn’t do. Capiche? First Gregg Hough and now you have both strived to shut me down and get me to shut up in quick succession. Good luck with that.
I’ll be on radio later on today and I will be talking about this whole episode.
And none of this would be happening if you didn’t go all Judas yourself and threw all your long-term friends away for political opportunism. Or are there other kinds of opportunism at play now?
You ended our friendship so now you’re just another politician. You’ve also brought the Streisand Effect upon yourself. just like former City of Nashua Right To Know lawyer Jesse Neumann:
For those of you not in the know, the Streisand Effect is as follows (and read this link – it’s a similar story to Jesse’s).
What is “The Streisand Effect” you ask? Well, as these two are about to find out, it is a blogger’s delight:
The Streisand effect is the phenomenon whereby an attempt to hide, remove, or censor a piece of information has the unintended consequence of publicizing the information more widely, usually facilitated by the Internet.
It is named after American entertainer Barbra Streisand, whose 2003 attempt to suppress photographs of her residence in Malibu, California, inadvertently drew further public attention to it. Similar attempts have been made, for example, in cease-and-desist letters to suppress numbers, files, and websites. Instead of being suppressed, the information receives extensive publicity and media extensions such as videos and spoof songs, often being widely mirrored across the Internet or distributed on file-sharing networks.[1][2]
And what’s nice about it is that can morph to different situations. Nice going.
