The residents of Debreuil, Roblot and La Maze - The Forgotten Communities, have long suffered in silence. Their cries for better road conditions echo like a broken record, ignored by the very people elected and paid to serve them. The nightmare of commuting on these treacherous roads is a daily reminder of the utter disregard for basic infrastructure in our community. Enough is enough.
This time, the incompetence has reached new heights. A recently built box drain—a clear job-for-the-boys project—has turned into a cruel joke. Instead of addressing the runoff problem, it has created an even more dangerous situation. Water, refusing to flow into the misplaced drain, has carved its own path along the roadside, leaving a deep gorge that poses serious risks to drivers and pedestrians alike. This so-called "solution" is not just useless; it is an insult to the people of Debreuil Roblot and La Maze.
Where is the accountability? How can a government, a ministry, or a parliamentary representative look at these conditions and feel no urgency to act? Are we to believe that these communities are forgotten simply because of their political affiliations? Such negligence transcends party lines—it is a blatant failure of leadership and a violation of the trust placed in public office.
The holiday season is upon us, a time when relatives and friends return to visit, hoping to enjoy the warmth of home and community. Instead, they are met with deplorable road conditions that scream of abandonment. Are these the first impressions we want for our community? Is this the Christmas gift we deserve?
To the powers that be, this is a direct call to action: step up to the plate and fix the roads. Your inaction is a stain on your record, and the people of Debreuil, Roblot and La Maze deserve better. We are not asking for gold-paved highways; we are demanding the basic decency of safe and functional roads.
Enough lip service. Enough empty promises. The people of this constituency are tired of being an afterthought. It is time to deliver a Christmas package that truly counts—a long-overdue commitment to repair and maintain the roads that are the lifeblood of this community. Anything less is unacceptable.
Debreuil, Roblot and La Maze will not be silenced, and we will not stand for this gross negligence any longer. Fix the roads now. The clock is ticking, and the patience of your constituents is wearing thin.
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