This is the most accurate posting about George that I have read here. Here's a quote:"Lutrfallah has the consistent position that only he has the authority to recognize and legitimize any ondividual or organization.

Without George's nod of approval, you are deemed either a snake or a clown or castigated for lack crdibility and legitimacy."

While I do admit Mr. Watts typing skills leave something to be desired, I agree with his comments.

"It should be of no surprise that there was total spin in the Dispatcher," said a driver. "The Dispatcher is simply a communications operation that advocates for the City's policies. If you do not conform, you are marginalized or ridiculed out of the picture." S. Watts

George has already tried to discredit me. However, he knows the truth when he hears it. This is why the only thing he can say is that he was unable to confirm one of my "reports" from a few months back. If the topic is "too hot" he just deletes it.

Can one draw comparisons between The Dispatcher and the big cab company on the South side that has maroon cabs? Calling all that know the business here in Chicago. Can someone answer this?

Answer to the question at the end of the previous post is this: They both came in here with big promises of reform but ended up being the greatest source of stink. Reformer Simon's company now has the worst reputation in the city. George is the new king of misinformation. Perhaps these two should team up.