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Who is the opposition leader? Since the SRC report, the person quiet.Mmoney607 wrote:Rowley is still PM? Ain't see him in a while
She resting after helping people in flood...wing wrote:Who is the opposition leader? Since the SRC report, the person quiet.Mmoney607 wrote:Rowley is still PM? Ain't see him in a while
When ur in govt , u could change the rules to what ever u want , but is only 3 terms in this nation history that pnm wasn't in power.hover11 wrote:Why do govt employees have to beg ,pray , wait for ages, fight, and March just to get a little something? I guess it's because they don't have a body like SRC working in their favour.
Ppl forget that, PNM was in power for most days of this country's leadership. Yet the ppl not blaming PNM for our current circumstances.sMASH wrote:When ur in govt , u could change the rules to what ever u want , but is only 3 terms in this nation history that pnm wasn't in power.hover11 wrote:Why do govt employees have to beg ,pray , wait for ages, fight, and March just to get a little something? I guess it's because they don't have a body like SRC working in their favour.
Pnm running this country since before 1962
Remember the words of Minister of Nat Sec, I blame the citizens for crimetimelapse wrote:Well we not blaming criminals for crime, so that tells you the average Trinidadian mentality
Nar had 1 termhover11 wrote:Ppl forget that, PNM was in power for most days of this country's leadership. Yet the ppl not blaming PNM for our current circumstances.sMASH wrote:When ur in govt , u could change the rules to what ever u want , but is only 3 terms in this nation history that pnm wasn't in power.hover11 wrote:Why do govt employees have to beg ,pray , wait for ages, fight, and March just to get a little something? I guess it's because they don't have a body like SRC working in their favour.
Pnm running this country since before 1962
Who is the highest paid office holder right now and since 2015, whose perks are guaranteed for life? What has that person done to show value for money that the taxpayers are paying?hover11 wrote:In 10 years, Rowley hasn’t increased the old-age pension or NIS Retirement pension by even $1, yet he is going home with a $100,000 pension.
Stupid country with stupid people.
That's nothing that person was the last person to increase pension , you conveniently leaving that part out. If not for her NIS retirees still scraping by with 2000 a month, men like wing have no problem with thatwing wrote:Who is the highest paid office holder right now and since 2015, whose perks are guaranteed for life? What has that person done to show value for money that the taxpayers are paying?hover11 wrote:In 10 years, Rowley hasn’t increased the old-age pension or NIS Retirement pension by even $1, yet he is going home with a $100,000 pension.
Stupid country with stupid people.
hover11 wrote:Remember the words of Minister of Nat Sec, I blame the citizens for crimetimelapse wrote:Well we not blaming criminals for crime, so that tells you the average Trinidadian mentality
If you advocating for firearms for law abiding citizens then certainly you must believe in stand your ground laws?alfa wrote:I agree it's a cultural problem embedded in the psyche of generations of people like the famous grandma some decades ago who told the media in response to the state wanting to hang here killer grandson 'he wasn't a bad boy, just used to do a lil robbery and ting '
This also means it'll take decades to fix and law enforcement can only treat the symptoms and not the cause. This is also why I strongly advocate firearms for law abiding citizens. Must we wait a few generations for the mindset to change while taking home invasions normal until then? Or pop them with 00 buck when they come?
Limit it to home defense shotguns, limited ammo capacity, minimum barrel length etc, that will make it more acceptable to give the average citizen. But don't ever leave your safety in the hands of the government
alfa wrote:I agree it's a cultural problem embedded in the psyche of generations of people like the famous grandma some decades ago who told the media in response to the state wanting to hang here killer grandson 'he wasn't a bad boy, just used to do a lil robbery and ting '
This also means it'll take decades to fix and law enforcement can only treat the symptoms and not the cause. This is also why I strongly advocate firearms for law abiding citizens. Must we wait a few generations for the mindset to change while taking home invasions normal until then? Or pop them with 00 buck when they come?
Limit it to home defense shotguns, limited ammo capacity, minimum barrel length etc, that will make it more acceptable to give the average citizen. But don't ever leave your safety in the hands of the government
timelapse wrote:hover11 wrote:Remember the words of Minister of Nat Sec, I blame the citizens for crimetimelapse wrote:Well we not blaming criminals for crime, so that tells you the average Trinidadian mentality
He isn't wrong.
Governments come, governments go, criminals are regular citizens.Regular citizens commit crimes.
Let me draw an example :
As of this morning we had 568 murders according to the Tuner count.
No protests, no beat up.
Let a police officer unalive a criminal, tires burning,allyuh too wicked and we ready to storm the Redhouse.
It starts from home.Clean your house before first before telling somebody else about stains on their windows.
I am afraid that some of you guys will never grasp what I am saying .
hover11 wrote:In 10 years, Rowley hasn’t increased the old-age pension or NIS Retirement pension by even $1, yet he is going home with a $100,000 pension.
Stupid country with stupid people.
Coudl work out a deal and pay them in installments , like what they doing for the health ministry hospitalhover11 wrote:Finance Minister Colm Imbert has told the House of Representatives that if the Government accepts the proposal of the West Indies Group of University Teachers (WIGUT), it would result in a backpay of over $700 million. He said the Government does not think it is prudent to impose such a burden in the citizens of T&T.
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What is surprising, They not thinking about the impact for the 36% increase for all the ministers . Can we afford that. Or is the financial crisis they keep talking about only exist when poor ppl want their money. PNM HAVE TO GO
hover11 wrote:PNM HAVE TO GO
That may be... But let them march up and down from down till that time...zoom rader wrote:^^^ they going right back and vote PNM.
The biggest PNM unions are those churches which are really cults.
Trinidad is a sick society of sheep
We shall over come...Perfect time for govt to honor their contracts.. Never held them back from av drilling or entertainment budgetsmero wrote:Perfect time for Kamla to go on the podium and promise $4000 to pensioners
That's nothing Rowly will keep you on the same 3000 for 50 years if he can, just like public servants wage negotiations. Rowley never increase anything unless is taxmero wrote:Perfect time for Kamla to go on the podium and promise $4000 to pensioners
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