Of course some of the employees at The Telegraph claim exceptional
rights as can be seen in the following video clips and maybe this had something to do with it.
The Editorial Page Editor of The Telegraph are allowed to go
into the Bibb County Public Schools and threaten to kill the students. As can be seen he is rather proud of this privilege
as can be seen in the video clips.
According to a story
in The Telegraph “The Bibb County Board of Education voted to extend
Superintendent Romain Dallemand’s contract Monday night.”
There was no raise in pay but there were other goodies. Of
course we have to remember The Telegraph’s connection to the Bibb County Board
of Education and what happened to The Telegraph “visiting member” and “media
personality Kenny Burgamy, co-host of the News Talk Central morning radio and
TV program…” when he come close to
exposing the relationship between The Telegraph Editorial Page Editor and the
Bibb County Board of Education.
This is what Burgamy is talking about in the following video
clip when he tells Richardson “you’ll want to read this one”.
As can be seen in this video you do not always get the facts
from The Telegraph as Burgamy points out things from Knowles The Telegraph has ignored.
For the latest on the Dallemand contract you can check Bill
Knowles web site wearepolitics.com at “The
BOE Five’s Parting Gift to Bibb County”
With all of what appears to be underhand connections between
the Bibb County Board of Education and The Telegraph we would have to
wonder about anything anyone at The
Telegraph wrote about this situation. They all have to have a vivid memory of what happened to Burgamy. It was awfully funny to The Telegraph Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson.
The article in The Telegraph " Dallemand
contract extended was written by Andrea Castillo. No word on whether there was a free lunch involved or the "greased pig" aspect. It looks like maybe the "greased pig" aspect may apply to more than Dallemand.
What do you thank?
Have a nice day.
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