Speak out Holland! (no.14)
As every 6th of the month, everybody is invited to go of topic here. Do you have any questions or suggestions? Comment about anything that is amusing you or about anything that is bothering you, but do it in a civilized manner! I will delete obvious lies and offensive comments. To read previous comments under this category, click on “Speak Out Holland” on the left of this blog under the heading “Categories.”Peter Frei
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Posted on 23 May 2010, 22:53 by paparazziBAR FIGHT!
our amazing highway surveyer got into a bar fight tonight with scott gendreau by his side. him and his gang decided to flee the scene trying to avoid the public attention this fight will cause if it gets out. fighting a tax payer in a bar.... real classy brian!
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Posted on 24 May 2010, 7:21 by watchman
fight
I'm hoping that brian will get him self enough public attention to do himself in. Brian: We are looking for someone a little less confrontational, If you could kindly keep screwing up we'd appreciate it.
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Posted on 24 May 2010, 7:44 by Mike LaMountain
Tough guy
Brians a big tough guy, it doesn't suprise me he's causing fights at the bar then running from responsibility. I remember one time in the town hall when he told me to get my family out of holland "or else". I feel bad for his victims. If you want to keep the liability running our highway crew the vote for the caveman. If your ready for someone who can and will actually DO their job vote the bum out, vote for George Carling!
If anyone has more details on Brian's drunken barfight please provide us with more details or contact Peter.
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Posted on 24 May 2010, 12:26 by P.J.
This is real story
I was there and i believe it was Mr.Gendreau not Mr.Johnson so stop screwing everything up.The other man was from Connecticut and is not a tax payer of Holland
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Posted on 24 May 2010, 13:18 by Peter Frei
The Real Story?
I was not there, I actually never frequent any bars.
However, I got a phone call from someone who WAS there. According to this person, Brian Johnson was swinging his fists and Scott Gendreau, vice president of J & G Construction, got in between the brawl with the words, "Brian stop it, this is not going to help you to be re-elected."
P.J., have you been drinking too, was your vision blurred? You were there? But you don't know? You just "believe?"
Scotti, you are right, this ain't helping your friend...
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Posted on 24 May 2010, 14:25 by Johnson victim
Thug mentality
This is a case wher the apple
does not roll far from the poisoned tree. The Johnsons think that they cab bully their opposition into silence. Look what they did to quinonnes
and Brigham. Earl , Wettlaufer and Brian along with their hired muscle have been bullying and intimidating anyone who opposes their views. It is no surprise to me that Brian Johnson has resorted to violence to settle disputes.
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Posted on 28 May 2010, 16:12 by Pecksniffian
Impartial Observer
I too saw the fight and it was not a very good showing for our highway surveyor. As for the man from CT not being a 'tax payer', I'm from out of state and pay property taxes, sales tax, gasoline tax, etc. I do not vote in town, but I have told my neighbors, who do vote, about this shameless display. Due to it, many people have come to learn of Brian's 60K+ salary for a job he only works part time at.
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Posted on 4 Jun 2010, 14:07 by Taxpayer
In the Know
I wasn't there but heard about this incident from a more than reliable source. The man from CT is well known for his big mouth and bad temper , it is he that prompted the altercation and though I don't condone the behavior of Brian Johnson, however, I do understand how he could have been pushed too far.
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