PNM in Gov't (2020-2025)

[88sins]

On a more serious note.
For real tho

Allyuh eh fed-up of these incompetent tapeworms?
Allyuh eh feel like is long past due time to straighten out these imps? Not just by voting them out of office and into opposition, but while they in opposition target them and their families and their contacts and connections, both businesses and personal?

[Mmoney607]

On a more serious note.
For real tho

Allyuh eh fed-up of these incompetent tapeworms?
Allyuh eh feel like is long past due time to straighten out these imps? Not just by voting them out of office and into opposition, but while they in opposition target them and their families and their contacts and connections, both businesses and personal?

When you say "target", what exactly you referring to?

[zoom rader]

On a more serious note.
For real tho

Allyuh eh fed-up of these incompetent tapeworms?
Allyuh eh feel like is long past due time to straighten out these imps? Not just by voting them out of office and into opposition, but while they in opposition target them and their families and their contacts and connections, both businesses and personal?

Boi, them elite ppl does turn pantie man

[88sins]

On a more serious note.
For real tho

Allyuh eh fed-up of these incompetent tapeworms?
Allyuh eh feel like is long past due time to straighten out these imps? Not just by voting them out of office and into opposition, but while they in opposition target them and their families and their contacts and connections, both businesses and personal?

When you say "target", what exactly you referring to?

Focus attention on and deliver to those in question the exact same things that the entire population has had to endure for over 35 years, in the exact same amounts and for the exact same duration of time.
To put it in simpler terms
I'm of the belief that ALL politicians and their lackies, relatives, associates, etc, need to start experiencing the same amount of rape, robbery, assault, larceny, violence and murder, that EVERYBODY ELSE has had to put up with over the last 3.5 decades


Any other questions?

[zoom rader]

On a more serious note.
For real tho

Allyuh eh fed-up of these incompetent tapeworms?
Allyuh eh feel like is long past due time to straighten out these imps? Not just by voting them out of office and into opposition, but while they in opposition target them and their families and their contacts and connections, both businesses and personal?

When you say "target", what exactly you referring to?

Focus attention on and deliver to those in question the exact same things that the entire population has had to endure for over 35 years, in the exact same amounts and for the exact same duration of time.
To put it in simpler terms
I'm of the belief that ALL politicians and their lackies, relatives, associates, etc, need to start experiencing the same amount of rape, robbery, assault, larceny, violence and murder, that EVERYBODY ELSE has had to put up with over the last 3.5 decades


Any other questions?

Hindz safe

PNM contract parasites and bloggers dont care about the population. All they concern about is filling their pockets.

PNM bloggers on tuner come to do a job, spin BS and then get government jobs, like RASC & Rrafi, Redman & Habit7

[pugboy]

heinz and them living with special branch escort 24hrs
up to this term fatima college had special branch too with small pin son going there

heard international school will have special branch now instead

[mero]

Hmm

[Mmoney607]

heinz and them living with special branch escort 24hrs
up to this term fatima college had special branch too with small pin son going there

heard international school will have special branch now instead

Stuart have a son?! I didn't know he had children

[Mmoney607]

On a more serious note.
For real tho

Allyuh eh fed-up of these incompetent tapeworms?
Allyuh eh feel like is long past due time to straighten out these imps? Not just by voting them out of office and into opposition, but while they in opposition target them and their families and their contacts and connections, both businesses and personal?

When you say "target", what exactly you referring to?

Focus attention on and deliver to those in question the exact same things that the entire population has had to endure for over 35 years, in the exact same amounts and for the exact same duration of time.
To put it in simpler terms
I'm of the belief that ALL politicians and their lackies, relatives, associates, etc, need to start experiencing the same amount of rape, robbery, assault, larceny, violence and murder, that EVERYBODY ELSE has had to put up with over the last 3.5 decades


Any other questions?

No problem

[Alpha_2nr]

On a more serious note.
For real tho

Allyuh eh fed-up of these incompetent tapeworms?
Allyuh eh feel like is long past due time to straighten out these imps? Not just by voting them out of office and into opposition, but while they in opposition target them and their families and their contacts and connections, both businesses and personal?

When you say "target", what exactly you referring to?

Focus attention on and deliver to those in question the exact same things that the entire population has had to endure for over 35 years, in the exact same amounts and for the exact same duration of time.
To put it in simpler terms
I'm of the belief that ALL politicians and their lackies, relatives, associates, etc, need to start experiencing the same amount of rape, robbery, assault, larceny, violence and murder, that EVERYBODY ELSE has had to put up with over the last 3.5 decades


Any other questions?

An idealistic POV.

This will also, never happen.

EVER.

Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly wish that would happen as well.

But, it won't. Not just "because Trinidad". This is how the world works unfortunately, whereby big business dictates gov't practice and policy. It's just that down here, it's more obvious. These folks will always be exempt from punishment in the majority of cases, and if not, have a few scapegoats to share blame with.

The populace has created this hell for itself, and will continue to do so since most don't want to face facts and prefer to take "fuh deyself".

[88sins]

It can happen, but for the to occur only one thing MUST happen first. And that one thing is the entire population needs to come together, putting aside their inconsequential and petty differences, and focus on the common objective.

Throughout history, there's been instances where oppressive governments made up of crooked politicians learned to straighten up and fly right after seeing that the alternative will leave them in shall we say less than desirable situations (hole in the ground, penniless and ostracized, incarcerated, etc)

[zoom rader]

PNM starter kit

[pugboy]

habit,

who are the ppl behind la savane residences ?
how they manage to get the old powergen site to sell residential units?

[The_Honourable]

Like habit eh get his fortnightly from balisier house as yet

[wing]

habit,

who are the ppl behind la savane residences ?
how they manage to get the old powergen site to sell residential units?

Freedom law chambers.

[zoom rader]

If you are driving on the Narsaloo Ramaya Road, Endeavour, Chaguanas, you will see a little boy selling vegetables. He is usually there on Saturdays, but now that school is closed, he is there almost every day. He is ten years old, and sometimes his eight-year old sister is with him. They sell vegetables, which are grown on a small piece of land behind their house in Cunupia. The house is a wooden, flat, one-bedroom structure with a tiny kitchen. They plant seasonal crops, and these days they are selling cassava, chives, and celery.

Their father stays at home. He is physically challenged and uses a wheelchair. Two years ago, the driver of a truck lost control, and his vehicle slammed into their car. The children’s mother was killed in that accident, and the father was injured. He was in the hospital for three months. During that time, neighbours cooked and watched out for them. The father works in the garden; his wheelchair cannot go on the dirt, so he drags himself on the ground. He said that if he had transport, he would go to sell on the side of the road, but his car was written off in the accident, and the little compensation money he received was used for his medication.

He was told that although he has a physical disability, his garden is a source of income; hence, he does not qualify for a disability grant. He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming. Now, out of desperation, he relies on his children to sell the crops. He worries about them when they go out on the road to sell. He feels sad that his young son is forced to be responsible for his little sister. Without any other source of income, he knows this is their only means of survival. On an average Saturday, depending on what they are selling, the children will earn about $300. Most of their customers are regulars, neighbours, and others who know them from the area.

The money they earn is used to buy basic food items: rice, dhal, sugar, flour, oil and salt. Twice, some bigger boys robbed them, so now, every week, when they have finished selling, they will go to the grocery store and buy basic items in small quantities. This way, they feel safer walking home. The family’s income for the month averages $1,000 to $1,200. The bulk of this is spent on basic food items, transport for school, and pain medication for the father. In weeks when they do not sell enough, they cut back on both food and school transport. If they cannot afford to travel to school, they will take turns so that they both get a chance to attend school.

During the July/August vacation, they hustle a little more because they have to buy books and school supplies. The little boy will enter Standard Four in September, so he needs to get all his books. For this to happen, the girl might not get hers. They both love school and wish that they could attend every day. He loves to read, and his teacher lends him storybooks to take home. Last year, one of the teachers purchased second-hand books for them so they had money to buy new school uniforms. The principal and teachers are aware of their situation and try to help them with a box lunch; sometimes that might be the only meal they eat for the day.

When their garden was flooded and they lost their crops, they stayed home for two weeks. They do not know a life other than working in the garden, selling the crops, and going to school. The little boy used to be ashamed when he started selling two years ago. Now he just feels happy when he sells something because it means that he will have money to go to school, and he loves school.

Some of the other children make jokes about him, but he has friends who play with him, so he is happy. He hopes that he can sell enough vegetables this vacation so he can buy a new pair of shoes for his little sister for school. When he grows up, he wants to be anything other than a gardener, maybe a mechanic so he can fix trucks so they don’t crash and kill people, like the one that killed his mom.

Via Today's Guardian


PNM Mudda ***** for blanking this case

[wing]

He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming.
UNC muddac***


Looked for them today about 3pm but didn't see any vendors fitting the description. I'll pass tomorrow morning to see if they come out.

[zoom rader]

He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming.
UNC muddac***


Looked for them today about 3pm but didn't see any vendors fitting the description. I'll pass tomorrow morning to see if they come out.

UNC does not run government nor decide who gets assistance

For u you make statement like that shows how u think to poor people's plight.

U are a disgusting individual and a coward

[sMASH]

He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming.
UNC muddac***


Looked for them today about 3pm but didn't see any vendors fitting the description. I'll pass tomorrow morning to see if they come out.

UNC does not run government nor decide who gets assistance

For u you make statement like that shows how u think to poor people's plight.

U are a disgusting individual and a coward

Pnm sponsored social services on all the stations threatening people that child labor is a serious offence... They probably drive past that boy to and from work every day.


Pnm : words that exit from the arse .

Still waiting fir Owtu to get the refinery as was promised befure the 2020 election

[pugboy]

those social welfare folks should be made to suffer whilst on this planet
it have ppl collecting disability checks like rain

[wing]

He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming.
UNC muddac***


Looked for them today about 3pm but didn't see any vendors fitting the description. I'll pass tomorrow morning to see if they come out.

UNC does not run government nor decide who gets assistance

For u you make statement like that shows how u think to poor people's plight.

U are a disgusting individual and a coward

I didn't make the statement, the father did. You are not to be taken seriously.

[adnj]

Their father stays at home. He is physically challenged and uses a wheelchair. Two years ago, the driver of a truck lost control, and his vehicle slammed into their car. The children’s mother was killed in that accident, and the father was injured. He was in the hospital for three months. During that time, neighbours cooked and watched out for them. The father works in the garden; his wheelchair cannot go on the dirt, so he drags himself on the ground. He said that if he had transport, he would go to sell on the side of the road, but his car was written off in the accident, and the little compensation money he received was used for his medication.

He was told that although he has a physical disability, his garden is a source of income; hence, he does not qualify for a disability grant. He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming. Now, out of desperation, he relies on his children to sell the crops. He worries about them when they go out on the road to sell. He feels sad that his young son is forced to be responsible for his little sister. Without any other source of income, he knows this is their only means of survival. On an average Saturday, depending on what they are selling, the children will earn about $300. Most of their customers are regulars, neighbours, and others who know them from the area.

The money they earn is used to buy basic food items: rice, dhal, sugar, flour, oil and salt. Twice, some bigger boys robbed them, so now, every week, when they have finished selling, they will go to the grocery store and buy basic items in small quantities. This way, they feel safer walking home. The family’s income for the month averages $1,000 to $1,200. The bulk of this is spent on basic food items, transport for school, and pain medication for the father. In weeks when they do not sell enough, they cut back on both food and school transport. If they cannot afford to travel to school, they will take turns so that they both get a chance to attend school.

Emotive storytelling from the Guardian. Reflex posted on tuner.

[sMASH]

Their father stays at home. He is physically challenged and uses a wheelchair. Two years ago, the driver of a truck lost control, and his vehicle slammed into their car. The children’s mother was killed in that accident, and the father was injured. He was in the hospital for three months. During that time, neighbours cooked and watched out for them. The father works in the garden; his wheelchair cannot go on the dirt, so he drags himself on the ground. He said that if he had transport, he would go to sell on the side of the road, but his car was written off in the accident, and the little compensation money he received was used for his medication.

He was told that although he has a physical disability, his garden is a source of income; hence, he does not qualify for a disability grant. He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming. Now, out of desperation, he relies on his children to sell the crops. He worries about them when they go out on the road to sell. He feels sad that his young son is forced to be responsible for his little sister. Without any other source of income, he knows this is their only means of survival. On an average Saturday, depending on what they are selling, the children will earn about $300. Most of their customers are regulars, neighbours, and others who know them from the area.

The money they earn is used to buy basic food items: rice, dhal, sugar, flour, oil and salt. Twice, some bigger boys robbed them, so now, every week, when they have finished selling, they will go to the grocery store and buy basic items in small quantities. This way, they feel safer walking home. The family’s income for the month averages $1,000 to $1,200. The bulk of this is spent on basic food items, transport for school, and pain medication for the father. In weeks when they do not sell enough, they cut back on both food and school transport. If they cannot afford to travel to school, they will take turns so that they both get a chance to attend school.

Emotive storytelling from the Guardian. Reflex posted on tuner.

Super cat , how much is the grant ? Enough to cover disability , living, children expenses ?

[zoom rader]

He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming.
UNC muddac***


Looked for them today about 3pm but didn't see any vendors fitting the description. I'll pass tomorrow morning to see if they come out.

UNC does not run government nor decide who gets assistance

For u you make statement like that shows how u think to poor people's plight.

U are a disgusting individual and a coward

I didn't make the statement, the father did. You are not to be taken seriously.

The mere fact u mentioned UNC shows u dont know how Socal services operate under PNM.

UNC does not operate Socal services, even if the father mentioned UNC , u shouldn't have know that Socal services do not take instructions from UNC

UNC cannot grant social services

[zoom rader]

Their father stays at home. He is physically challenged and uses a wheelchair. Two years ago, the driver of a truck lost control, and his vehicle slammed into their car. The children’s mother was killed in that accident, and the father was injured. He was in the hospital for three months. During that time, neighbours cooked and watched out for them. The father works in the garden; his wheelchair cannot go on the dirt, so he drags himself on the ground. He said that if he had transport, he would go to sell on the side of the road, but his car was written off in the accident, and the little compensation money he received was used for his medication.

He was told that although he has a physical disability, his garden is a source of income; hence, he does not qualify for a disability grant. He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming. Now, out of desperation, he relies on his children to sell the crops. He worries about them when they go out on the road to sell. He feels sad that his young son is forced to be responsible for his little sister. Without any other source of income, he knows this is their only means of survival. On an average Saturday, depending on what they are selling, the children will earn about $300. Most of their customers are regulars, neighbours, and others who know them from the area.

The money they earn is used to buy basic food items: rice, dhal, sugar, flour, oil and salt. Twice, some bigger boys robbed them, so now, every week, when they have finished selling, they will go to the grocery store and buy basic items in small quantities. This way, they feel safer walking home. The family’s income for the month averages $1,000 to $1,200. The bulk of this is spent on basic food items, transport for school, and pain medication for the father. In weeks when they do not sell enough, they cut back on both food and school transport. If they cannot afford to travel to school, they will take turns so that they both get a chance to attend school.

Emotive storytelling from the Guardian. Reflex posted on tuner.

Yes opinion of a " PNM controlled board".

[zoom rader]

Their father stays at home. He is physically challenged and uses a wheelchair. Two years ago, the driver of a truck lost control, and his vehicle slammed into their car. The children’s mother was killed in that accident, and the father was injured. He was in the hospital for three months. During that time, neighbours cooked and watched out for them. The father works in the garden; his wheelchair cannot go on the dirt, so he drags himself on the ground. He said that if he had transport, he would go to sell on the side of the road, but his car was written off in the accident, and the little compensation money he received was used for his medication.

He was told that although he has a physical disability, his garden is a source of income; hence, he does not qualify for a disability grant. He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming. Now, out of desperation, he relies on his children to sell the crops. He worries about them when they go out on the road to sell. He feels sad that his young son is forced to be responsible for his little sister. Without any other source of income, he knows this is their only means of survival. On an average Saturday, depending on what they are selling, the children will earn about $300. Most of their customers are regulars, neighbours, and others who know them from the area.

The money they earn is used to buy basic food items: rice, dhal, sugar, flour, oil and salt. Twice, some bigger boys robbed them, so now, every week, when they have finished selling, they will go to the grocery store and buy basic items in small quantities. This way, they feel safer walking home. The family’s income for the month averages $1,000 to $1,200. The bulk of this is spent on basic food items, transport for school, and pain medication for the father. In weeks when they do not sell enough, they cut back on both food and school transport. If they cannot afford to travel to school, they will take turns so that they both get a chance to attend school.

Emotive storytelling from the Guardian. Reflex posted on tuner.

Super cat , how much is the grant ? Enough to cover disability , living, children expenses ?

PNM supplies their bloggers with 12k iphones to spew nonsense on Tuner all day

[Dizzy28]

I don't know anyone with an effective tax rate of 10%

[wing]

Their father stays at home. He is physically challenged and uses a wheelchair. Two years ago, the driver of a truck lost control, and his vehicle slammed into their car. The children’s mother was killed in that accident, and the father was injured. He was in the hospital for three months. During that time, neighbours cooked and watched out for them. The father works in the garden; his wheelchair cannot go on the dirt, so he drags himself on the ground. He said that if he had transport, he would go to sell on the side of the road, but his car was written off in the accident, and the little compensation money he received was used for his medication.

He was told that although he has a physical disability, his garden is a source of income; hence, he does not qualify for a disability grant. He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming. Now, out of desperation, he relies on his children to sell the crops. He worries about them when they go out on the road to sell. He feels sad that his young son is forced to be responsible for his little sister. Without any other source of income, he knows this is their only means of survival. On an average Saturday, depending on what they are selling, the children will earn about $300. Most of their customers are regulars, neighbours, and others who know them from the area.

The money they earn is used to buy basic food items: rice, dhal, sugar, flour, oil and salt. Twice, some bigger boys robbed them, so now, every week, when they have finished selling, they will go to the grocery store and buy basic items in small quantities. This way, they feel safer walking home. The family’s income for the month averages $1,000 to $1,200. The bulk of this is spent on basic food items, transport for school, and pain medication for the father. In weeks when they do not sell enough, they cut back on both food and school transport. If they cannot afford to travel to school, they will take turns so that they both get a chance to attend school.

Emotive storytelling from the Guardian. Reflex posted on tuner.

Super cat , how much is the grant ? Enough to cover disability , living, children expenses ?

PNM supplies their bloggers with 12k iphones to spew nonsense on Tuner all day

And the UNC supplies their bloggers with child brides and animal playthings

[wing]

He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming.
UNC muddac***


Looked for them today about 3pm but didn't see any vendors fitting the description. I'll pass tomorrow morning to see if they come out.

UNC does not run government nor decide who gets assistance

For u you make statement like that shows how u think to poor people's plight.

U are a disgusting individual and a coward

I didn't make the statement, the father did. You are not to be taken seriously.

The mere fact u mentioned UNC shows u dont know how Socal services operate under PNM.

UNC does not operate Socal services, even if the father mentioned UNC , u shouldn't have know that Socal services do not take instructions from UNC

UNC cannot grant social services

So what the councillor and MP being paid for? Useless just like you...

[sMASH]

Their father stays at home. He is physically challenged and uses a wheelchair. Two years ago, the driver of a truck lost control, and his vehicle slammed into their car. The children’s mother was killed in that accident, and the father was injured. He was in the hospital for three months. During that time, neighbours cooked and watched out for them. The father works in the garden; his wheelchair cannot go on the dirt, so he drags himself on the ground. He said that if he had transport, he would go to sell on the side of the road, but his car was written off in the accident, and the little compensation money he received was used for his medication.

He was told that although he has a physical disability, his garden is a source of income; hence, he does not qualify for a disability grant. He sought assistance from his councillor and MP, but no help has been forthcoming. Now, out of desperation, he relies on his children to sell the crops. He worries about them when they go out on the road to sell. He feels sad that his young son is forced to be responsible for his little sister. Without any other source of income, he knows this is their only means of survival. On an average Saturday, depending on what they are selling, the children will earn about $300. Most of their customers are regulars, neighbours, and others who know them from the area.

The money they earn is used to buy basic food items: rice, dhal, sugar, flour, oil and salt. Twice, some bigger boys robbed them, so now, every week, when they have finished selling, they will go to the grocery store and buy basic items in small quantities. This way, they feel safer walking home. The family’s income for the month averages $1,000 to $1,200. The bulk of this is spent on basic food items, transport for school, and pain medication for the father. In weeks when they do not sell enough, they cut back on both food and school transport. If they cannot afford to travel to school, they will take turns so that they both get a chance to attend school.

Emotive storytelling from the Guardian. Reflex posted on tuner.

Super cat , how much is the grant ? Enough to cover disability , living, children expenses ?

PNM supplies their bloggers with 12k iphones to spew nonsense on Tuner all day

And the UNC supplies their bloggers with child brides and animal playthings

Soo u don't eat no goat, sheep , cow ... Only Rooster for you ..