In typical Brock Vodden fashion, Vodden took a contrary position to whatever is posted on WFP. This time is was regarding the alleged mud caked Reid road. WFP took photos of the road, to show the public how little mud was on the road, and that it definitely shouldn’t cost $3,000 – $4,000 to clean up.
Brock emailed WFP and said he “drove the road with 3 witness’s and found a long stretch of road with fresh droppings of mud on the roadway and the shoulderâ€
WFP refused to post Vodden’s entire email, as his statements contradict reality and the photographic evidence. We asked for a photo to prove his claim, he has refused to provide one. Brock Vodden believes his word is all that is needed, and a photo is not necessary. Brock believes he is “absolutely honest and forthright person†.
WFP believes that Brock Vodden is not accurately representing reality, and he automatically takes a contrary position to anything that appears on WFP. Vodden’s refusal to offer a photo of what he claims to have seen, casts doubt on his honesty and integrity. A recent poll on WFP shows that about 85% of the public do not trust Brock Vodden.
WFP provided photographic evidence regarding Reid road, and has several witnesses that travelled the road this week. Vodden believes that his “word†is all that is needed to discredit members of the public photographic evidence and WFP.
A citizen has stepped up and has driven the entire length of the road, taking photos. It is now clear why Brock Vodden couldn’t provide a photo of this mud hazard. Just like every other day the WFP has driven the road, there is no mud hazard. The worst thing is a some “buggy exhaust†on the shoulder of the road.
WFP has animated the photos, and posted them below.
