Wayne Kublalsingh Hunger Strike...

[Soul Collector]

The funny thing is, he have a picture of Gandhi next to him.

Gandhi fasted and led non-violent protests FOR THE END OF BRITISH RAPE OF INDIA. That is something worth a thousand hunger fasts.

But for ah Highway, nahh yuh real sad boikublalsingboidan.

Some boy carried it and put it up. He has already taken himself away from even being compared to Ghandi which he made pretty clear before.

[DFC]

The funny thing is, he have a picture of Gandhi next to him.

Gandhi fasted and led non-violent protests FOR THE END OF BRITISH RAPE OF INDIA. That is something worth a thousand hunger fasts.

But for ah Highway, nahh yuh real sad boikublalsingboidan.

Some boy carried it and put it up. He has already taken himself away from even being compared to Ghandi which he made pretty clear before.

Well i stand corrected.

but when he sleeping somebody should throw some gatorade in he mouth.

[speedmelter]

i hope this man isnt lying about his hunger strike. its been so long without water.

[Sky]

The food, no scene.
But I feel he drinking water.

[pugboy]

agreed, something very fraudulent here 7 days and no water
he must be getting divine help

[Ray Laks]

He has visits from Father Harvey, Panday,Rowley etc. Did any one of them ask him to call off his strike? If not, clearly they do not care about him. Did Rowley tell him that he would raise it in Parliament as a matter of urgent public importance? Where were all these people including Rowley when he was protesting about the smelter? There were allegations that the smelter would have killed many people. Compare this to one man.In a few weeks T&T is going into a festive mood. Christmas followed by Carnival. Does his family think that anyone will remember him during this time or after? Very soon he would cease to be news...and forgotten, like Haiti. He should stop this nonsense NOW!

[Soul Collector]

The man aint drink any water. There was an article on the 1st page of the express or newsday just the day before saying how one can go without food and water for weeks. Some local doctor they consulted and some other person if not the minister of health himself said that or something similar.

[Sky]

Just because the express said it means it's true?
Food, yes you can go weeks.
Water, no.
He's losing water with every breath he takes, and heated breaths at ministers will lose more water.
Talking on the whole will lose more water.

[DVSTT]

The funny thing is, he have a picture of Gandhi next to him.

Gandhi fasted and led non-violent protests FOR THE END OF BRITISH RAPE OF INDIA. That is something worth a thousand hunger fasts.

But for ah Highway, nahh yuh real sad boikublalsingboidan.

Some boy carried it and put it up. He has already taken himself away from even being compared to Ghandi which he made pretty clear before.

He cus up Fuad Khan and what not. Comparing him to Ghandi is disrespectful to Ghandi's legacy and completely inaccurate, he isn't half the man Ghandi was.

[DVSTT]

Just because the express said it means it's true?
Food, yes you can go weeks.
Water, no.
He's losing water with every breath he takes, and heated breaths at ministers will lose more water.
Talking on the whole will lose more water.

Average human can't go 3 days without water. He obviously drinking water.

[section34]

hard to tell yes...common sense and research suggests his mouth and throat should be parched to the point that speech will be a lil difficult...but he seems to have no probs talking...but then again he looks so thin...ribs and neck looks just like skin on bone...he def eh eating...thas for sure...i trying to be rel objective and it tough to say...regards the water. As for the man battle he fighting...there is no doubt that he's one tough committed environmentalist...he taking this all the way down to the wire.

[Rainman]

ghandi was a pedophile eh.....jes sayin'

[*$kїđž!™]

I sure hope kamla names this the .....kublalsingh highway.....when its done.......

[pugboy]

it's not hard to tell,
it's easy to tell the man drinking water when he goes home.......

[kurpal_v2]

He dead yet?

[*$kїđž!™]

it's not hard to tell,
it's easy to tell the man drinking water when he goes home.......

I really not following this story but he goes home?...I thought he was camped outside day and night?...

[equal2zero]

Does it matter if Ghandi was a pedophile? Great moral character is not a prerequisite for great moral achievement

Although I wouldnt consider stopping a highway from being built a particularly great achievement, its especially not one worth dying for

[JoKeR1980]

“We wrote to the Prime Minister, she is our leader. I was sitting two feet from her and she promised to do a review. She promised to put this on hold. We don’t want to meet with her. We want her to commit to the undertaking she promised which is that she will set up an independent committee to review and put on hold the project that will devastate 13 communities.

We want her to have all the technical experts look at the project and get an independent scientific review of it. That is all we want, a commitment from her to review this project,” Kublalsingh said.

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2012-11- ... nt-meet-pm

[pyung99]

lets all stop encouraging him now. for the greater good. there is no face lost if he stands down. give uwi back one of their few epic lecturers.

[Ray Laks]

Excerpt from Wikipedia

Water

A human being can survive an average of three to five days without the intake of water. The issues presented by the need for water dictate that unnecessary water loss by perspiration be avoided in survival situations. The need for water increases with exercise.[1]

A typical person will lose minimally two to maximally four liters of water per day under ordinary conditions, and more in hot, dry, or cold weather. Four to six liters of water or other liquids are generally required each day in the wilderness to avoid dehydration and to keep the body functioning properly.[2] The U.S. Army survival manual does not recommend that you drink water only when thirsty, as this leads to under hydrating. Instead, water should be drank at regular intervals.[3][4] Other groups recommend rationing water through "water discipline".[5]

A lack of water causes dehydration, which may result in lethargy, headaches, dizziness, confusion, and eventually death. Even mild dehydration reduces endurance and impairs concentration, which is dangerous in a survival situation where clear thinking is essential. Dark yellow or brown urine is a diagnostic indicator of dehydration. To avoid dehydration, a high priority is typically assigned to locating a supply of drinking water and making provision to render that water as safe as possible.

Recent thinking is that boiling or commercial filters are significantly safer than use of chemicals, with the exception of chlorine dioxide.[6][7][8]

[Sky]

Don't know why he being a drama queen.
Gandhi admittedly drank water in the night because he wasn't stupid.
This one drinking water and hiding it for more drama.
If he wasn't drinking water and managed to live this long, he wouldn't be able to move, or know himself

[-Roach-]

He Eh Dead Yet?...

[ek4ever]

I want the ppl who supporting the hiway to go and tell Kubs if he cause construction to stop then they will go on a hunger strike.

Man is nothing but a pest .... and as sure as the sun will rise in the east ... all the attention whores come out ... Bas, Ramesh ... next fool from MSJ. Wish it had a cure for dotish

[roadhog]

So the man gone home, to come back Tom to continue his hunger strike. What kinna dotishness is this. Is best he just say he striking

[salvation4U]

he went home to eat he sada roti and talkari and drink a cup of tea, to come back in the morning..

[Monster 101]

he dead yet?

[De Dragon]

Kubs, and anybody believing that he eh getting food and or water, issa kant

[salvation4U]

in dis kinda weather, if i doh drink water in a hour i does want to dead ..... and he saying that he ent drink water for a week and he still living? Nah

[Country_Bookie]

Guess he got the idea from this guy:

An Indian reform activist whose protest galvanized the nation's anger against corruption ended his 12-day hunger strike Sunday after forcing Parliament to throw its weight behind his crusade.

Seventy-four-year-old Anna Hazare accepted a glass of coconut water and honey from a five-year-old girl as thousands of supporters cheered him on, waving Indian flags, chanting "long live India" and singing patriotic songs.

"This is your victory. This is the fruit of your work in the last 13 days," Hazare told the crowd, filled with supporters wearing the white cloth caps, reminiscent of India's independence leaders, that have become the protests' signature. Hazare was expected to be hospitalized later in the day.

Hazare began his fast Aug. 16 demanding Parliament pass his sweeping proposal to create a powerful anti-corruption ombudsman to police everyone from the prime minister to the lowest village bureaucrat.

The government, miscalculating the popularity of his anti-graft message, briefly arrested him to quash his protest, a move that sent tens of thousands of his angry supporters pouring into the streets across the country.

People 'suffering from corruption'
Hazare, who claims inspiration from liberation icon Mohandas K. Gandhi, eventually was given access to a fairground in the capital, New Delhi, which attracted tens of thousands of protesters from India's growing middle class fed up with paying bribes for everything from getting a driver's license to enrolling a child in nursery school.

"People are suffering from corruption and there seems to be no end," said Prabhat Tiwari, a 25-year-old businessman who came to the protest ground every day for a week.

As the protest dragged on, and Hazare's weight plunged, government ministers and protest leaders haggled over how to end their standoff.

Officials said Hazare's draft bill — which would put the prime minister, judiciary and state bureaucrats under the ombudsman — was unconstitutional and branded his methods as parliamentary blackmail. The protesters complained that the government's own bill was toothless and would do nothing to battle corruption.

In the end, Parliament held a nine-hour debate Saturday that ended with a nonbinding "sense of the house" expressing support for some of his demands: committing to greater transparency and including low-level bureaucrats and state officials under the watchdog's purview.

Just before Hazare broke his fast Sunday, one of his aides led the gathered crowds in a pledge: "I take an oath that in my life I will never take a bribe, nor will I give a bribe."

[*OUTSIDER*]

He does eat wen he go home normel normel. Is levle sadah & bageee with ah cup of tea with plenty condensed milk... You didn't see he arm wrestling with a man in the news? steupes.... like we stupid