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Redress10 wrote:Redman wrote:Given Le Hunte s background I think the Vene meeting and its results is more likely a source of contention, since he would be very knowledgeable about the financial issues that more immediate than WASA.
Le Hunte....is probably in a position where he told them not to meet....or to handle it differently...and would be cognizant of the ramifications if it went sideways.
As it has.
100 Agreed, Redman understands this system. I don't believe at all this has anything to do with water metering.
Le Huntes's background is EXTREMELY significant here, no need to go in to details to explain this... simply put he is a well educated man with international co-operate banking experience, you really think he is only there for Public Utilities matters under his portfolio? That will be a waste of his brain potential...I'm sure he is one of Rowley's top advisors for matters across the ministerial spectrum, and maybe also for some of his personal business/banking work streams, if you know what I mean wink wink*
Elections around the corner, Covid still pon the scene, country in more debt than where it was before pandemic, which has led to even worsening international credit ratings for T&T. But Le Hunte coass off for not getting the green light on a billion dollar water metering project ? Nope, not buying it. Yes it's a good topic to stir up atm, now all of a sudden is water talk everywhere, about 5 pages of tuner water talk lol... however men talking sense regarding water issues and the pro/cons for metering... all well and good because people facing water challenges everyday all over the country...
I just don't buy this reason for Hunte's resignation... and then to top it off, the pack gets a lil shuffle and JW in suit and tie lol
What does his background has to do with anything? He as minister of utilities could have any input on whether a PM or mons meet a foreign leader? Steups
He is not in any position to tell them anything. Man not even an MP. What leg is he standing on? You all must stop believing fake news.
MDtuner70 wrote:Redress10 wrote:Redman wrote:Given Le Hunte s background I think the Vene meeting and its results is more likely a source of contention, since he would be very knowledgeable about the financial issues that more immediate than WASA.
Le Hunte....is probably in a position where he told them not to meet....or to handle it differently...and would be cognizant of the ramifications if it went sideways.
As it has.
100 Agreed, Redman understands this system. I don't believe at all this has anything to do with water metering.
Le Huntes's background is EXTREMELY significant here, no need to go in to details to explain this... simply put he is a well educated man with international co-operate banking experience, you really think he is only there for Public Utilities matters under his portfolio? That will be a waste of his brain potential...I'm sure he is one of Rowley's top advisors for matters across the ministerial spectrum, and maybe also for some of his personal business/banking work streams, if you know what I mean wink wink*
Elections around the corner, Covid still pon the scene, country in more debt than where it was before pandemic, which has led to even worsening international credit ratings for T&T. But Le Hunte coass off for not getting the green light on a billion dollar water metering project ? Nope, not buying it. Yes it's a good topic to stir up atm, now all of a sudden is water talk everywhere, about 5 pages of tuner water talk lol... however men talking sense regarding water issues and the pro/cons for metering... all well and good because people facing water challenges everyday all over the country...
I just don't buy this reason for Hunte's resignation... and then to top it off, the pack gets a lil shuffle and JW in suit and tie lol
What does his background has to do with anything? He as minister of utilities could have any input on whether a PM or mons meet a foreign leader? Steups
He is not in any position to tell them anything. Man not even an MP. What leg is he standing on? You all must stop believing fake news.
Smh, bag of emotions but 0 significance. Ya reach to attacking a fellow PNM with nonsense instead of taking the time to understand his point. It's ok to disagree and stay quiet sometimes, especially with fellow soldiers in the camp.
De Dragon wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Normally I would say an educated person as Robert Le Hunte with 2 mba's and 30 years banking experience learn the hard way that politics will be in the way when trying to get business done. I must admit, I don't believe that WASA story.
According to express, during a cabinet meeting discussing water supply policy Le Hunte made a suggestion for $1.5 billion to start metering all WASA customers. Good idea but government worried about metering people in areas such as laventille who might get vex and cause a 1903 water riots so it was rejected? Le Hunte decide to ups and act up, Rowley brace him, resignation letter the next day? juss so?
Why would Le Hunte act up against the PM knowing fully well he will be reprimanded or punished in some way? Elections less than 6 months away anyway so he can quietly bow out the ministry if the portfolio not working out for him or realize politics is an insult to his intelligence and bow out fully going back to the banking sector. Then you made sure to put in your public statement that your resignation was a result of professional conflict on policy positions?
Probably i'm reading too much into this and Le Hunte really get vex his suggestion get put down knowing fully well big money passing and others getting thru like Rohan. Then again, too much events happening in quick succession over the past few weeks.
IF that is true, then maybe he felt so strongly about it, and based on his private sector experience, his conviction was so strong that when JUHN Scarfy shut him down, he realized that this GORTT isn't serious about turning WASA around.
OR, knowing jackarse JUHN Scarfy and his dragged up behaviour, Le Hunte was probably spoken to in a manner that he wasn't accustomed to, and decided that he wasn't having it anymore. Either way, JUHN Scarfy is going to install a puppet or yes man, who will ensure that the freeconess, inefficiency and waste at WASA will continue, as long as "poor people" don't have to pay for water, and jeopardize votes in an election year.
He ant loose anything, he gained via big contracts as with all PNM monsters . His bank account is nice and plump with tax payers money.pugboy wrote:Hope Randall know he days with Shelly numbered now that he lorse he wuk
rspann wrote:I live my whole life in San Juan /Barataria and believe I understand the people and the politics very well . I can't see JW winning unless they do some kinda rachifee.
zoom rader wrote:I lived in Cayman for a year and they billied me from a sealed mechanical flow meter. In the UK it was the same.pugboy wrote:so what do other countries use for a metering system?matr1x wrote:I have working knowledge of the metering system. It's easy to overcharge people. And not accountability
My bill in Cayman per month was about $35US , in the UK I paid around £20.
Dizzy28 wrote:I find UNC should court Blaze and have him run against JW.
That would be an epic contest
elec2020 wrote:^ she might be finding it hard to get people to buy into her project... atm PNM look like they going to win GE... as several surveys and social media comments on news articles show that the public have given their full backing to government restrictions... thanking the mighty PNM for saving their lives from covid 19... the UNC's recent action to discredit the PNM was looking like it was going to work... but the end result seems like the US just gave us a slap on the wrists... so yh i just basing my assesment on things i have noticed... and it is fair to say if UNC loses the calls for Kamla to resign will intensify... so why should i join forces with the UNC now when in politics we often know that first to come in is usually first to go
elec2020 wrote:^ she might be finding it hard to get people to buy into her project... atm PNM look like they going to win GE... as several surveys and social media comments on news articles show that the public have given their full backing to government restrictions... thanking the mighty PNM for saving their lives from covid 19... the UNC's recent action to discredit the PNM was looking like it was going to work... but the end result seems like the US just gave us a slap on the wrists... so yh i just basing my assesment on things i have noticed... and it is fair to say if UNC loses the calls for Kamla to resign will intensify... so why should i join forces with the UNC now when in politics we often know that first to come in is usually first to go
Redman wrote:Redress10 wrote:Redman wrote:Given Le Hunte s background I think the Vene meeting and its results is more likely a source of contention, since he would be very knowledgeable about the financial issues that more immediate than WASA.
Le Hunte....is probably in a position where he told them not to meet....or to handle it differently...and would be cognizant of the ramifications if it went sideways.
As it has.
What does his background has to do with anything? He as minister of utilities could have any input on whether a PM or mons meet a foreign leader? Steups
He is not in any position to tell them anything. Man not even an MP. What leg is he standing on? You all must stop believing fake news.
You should keep in mind that we all speculating here.
Yes he is in a position to say something-thats what a Cabinet is for.
His banking/International Business background would give him a different perspective on how the US can move meaning the financial restrictions that can be implemented without taking formal position.So he might have a different opinion about the meeting, and have strenuously advised against it.
His banking background .....would give him a deep appreciation of the real problems that we face as a country as aresult of the Covid 19 and oil prices.....it is highly unlikely that he would push a WASA revamp at this time-to the point pf leaving.
IMHO its more likely he thinks that the Vene meet was wrong, and then compounded by the stupid rationales given by the PM et al....so he prefers not to be part of a govt that might get sanctioned.
u cant be minister and go to watch cricket and get paid, at the same time.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:If kams could get someone like Fazeer to go up for that seat, JW is history...but that nuh happening
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:If kams could get someone like Fazeer to go up for that seat, JW is history...but that nuh happening
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pugboy wrote:Allyuh giving him the time of day?
A man who mashup the country and invented gangs and now running the illegal quarry business?
Gladiator wrote:It's almost like somebody setting up the PNM for a fall.
An endorsement such as that would only minus points.pugboy wrote:Allyuh giving him the time of day?
A man who mashup the country and invented gangs and now running the illegal quarry business?
PNM already started race talk on the ground level, so that not going to happen.maj. tom wrote:Now is the best time for a new party to form and take it all, like NAR in 1986. Because the UNC hasn't changed and the PNM in deep mire.
And follow up on Gary. I believe he put his head on the chopping block now. Making politicians and gang leaders squirm with info that we have all known for years. I just want to believe and hoping something can be done to end that corruption.
maj. tom wrote:Now is the best time for a new party to form and take it all, like NAR in 1986. Because the UNC hasn't changed and the PNM in deep mire.
And follow up on Gary. I believe he put his head on the chopping block now. Making politicians and gang leaders squirm with info that we have all known for years. I just want to believe and hoping something can be done to end that corruption.
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