So, naturally, my father will be made out to be a whistle blower (which I am more than ok with!), and his truth-telling will cause some folks in our city to criticize him for doing so (those who are forced into conscientious action by his comments, of course). But lets be honest, the news team did what they do; they went looking for a story, asked my father some questions, and he did what he does--he gave honest answers. He did so, not to hurt anyone, but exactly the opposite; to help. It is the only way he knows. I am proud of you, Dad. I would encourage my friends and family to read this article, and leave a comment on the website, in support of his decision to tell the truth about the condition of one of Syracuses most recognizable and tallest buildings. As you can imagine, this news will get some of the citys officials panties in a bunch, and the story could/will become political, rather than URGENT (yes, politics and urgency are polar opposites). If, on the Channel 3 website, the Syracuse Community backs my fathers knowledgeable sentiment that the deterioration of he building needs serious attention, things will happen sooner than later! I urge you to read and praise his honesty!
Posted on: Tue, 04 Nov 2014 01:56:10 +0000