NEW* Sworn before Notary Public, Alberta - My Pledge to Edmonton Meadowlark constituents if Elected MLA.

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I would state to not vote for a "Party" but more the candidate and how they will to represent YOUR Voice & Interests. If you want to examine the "Party" line, the Wildrose Alliance Party does not mandate its members to be "Yes Men"

To all personally in respect as concerned Albertans to our future economy, healthcare & safety:

I may be running in the Edmonton Meadowlark riding, but I would also include to all Albertans, as I am one as well.  I may be 1 vote and 1 voice in government, but I will be seeking for the support of every constituent of Edmonton Meadowlark as well as All Albertans to be united in support of my 1 vote.  That your typical "Politicians" will realize that my 1 vote carries not only the support but the majority voice of all Albertans.  That in this "Politicians" will know that opposition to the voice of the people will not go unnoticed next election time, and I will be sure to remind all Albertans how their riding candidate represented them. 

In answer to your obvious question, Yes I plan to be 1 very LOUD Voice with 32,000 constituents and a majority of Albertans ( 2,252,104 eligible voters in the province of Alberta As of Nov 2006) in support of my vote on every issue.

Our current PC leadership in the debate spoke of "Building New Hospitals", when this statement has absolutely no relevance to a serious problem in our healthcare system. We don't employ enough staff to even have all the beds in our current hospitals open. Even though a three dollar lock and chain cut off the closed wards opens likely over 1000 beds across the province, again this will not solve the core issue. I have proposed to the Leader of the Wildrose Alliance Party, Mr. Paul Hinman, that all levels of public service employees be given the consideration of the same benefit given to elected officials (about 1/3 of income completely tax exempt), These people are in employment that is directly a service to you and I. This in turn would immediately result in the positions of; doctors, nurses, support staff & police officers and many more becoming more attractive for our youth to seek as a career, as well resulting in those currently in this province to remain in this province.

In a direct relationship the same "Plan" by our current Alberta government obviously has no plan for the economic correction this boom period will lead into. This reality will happen shortly after the U.S. elections are over and a U.S. government stops trying to hold up an over inflated economy to keep alive a chance for re-election of the same party. The very reason for this sudden Alberta Election call, and a very likely Canadian Federal Election call will precede this economic swing. Improving the odds that in 4 years time the economy will be coming back from the correction, providing our elected officials the perfect opportunity to claim the rebuilding of the economy was of their doing, when in fact this is common economic patterns.

300 Police officers added in 3 years results in about an additional 75 officers on duty at the end of this period (they work on a 4 shift rotation). Our crime rate has increased directly as a result of the number of officers on duty percentage relationship to the people in our province. I attempted to get these exact numbers from the Edmonton Police Dept. and have not heard back as of yet, but I would likely be very close in estimation the ratio percentage has decreased by over 50% since 1980. This proposal by the PC Party is an Insult! to law abiding citizens of Alberta that our safety is of that little importance to them.

Mr. Guyon:

I am concerned about the safety of my pension plan:
The power of my union representatives on the LAPP Board to protect my benefits has been taken away.
This means the current government has broken a deal with my union. You can now reduce my pension's benefits and there's nothing I can do about it!
That's not acceptable. You must put the LAPP's Board rules back the way they were before November 2007.
Please advise your position on this issue -.

Colleen


Colleen,

More than that has been torn away from our rights, and that I was told including the pipe fitters union not being able to strike.

For an Alberta government to think it has any right to mandate law to unions is just another notch in the step to a communist government that feels it can mandate its morality on the voters.

The same applies to telling a business how it can operate. If a bingo hall wants to have a smoking and non-smoking section and install excellent ventilation to prevent the haze of smoke in the smoking section that could also be separate from the non-smoking section, since when did we loose our rights as free people to choose how to own and operate our personal businesses?

In Canada (on my next step as a MLA to be a voice of Albertans too), to enforce and implement taxation on senior citizens is absurd. I do not have the exact breakdown, but the real fact is likely the millions spent to implement, process, handle, etc of tax on seniors would be the same as running a corner store and buying product for $10.00 and selling it on the shelf for $1.00. If not even less, when taking into account how few seniors even pay back anything for income tax.

Yes, I believe in the protection of our civil Rights!, and how wrong it is for our governments on all levels to slowly tear away at them.

Even if not elected, I have decided to continue forward in pursuit to be a Voice of the people, so in the next election to return a landslide defeat to these "ruling parties".

Best wishes

Richard Guyon
Edmonton - Meadowlark
Wildrose Alliance Party of Alberta