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shogun wrote:nismoid wrote:^^ yeah i hear they gonna move the curfew to 6am to 6pm for divali day only
lol. Yeah. there's a move that should cause no controversy.i don't think even they so stupid, to do this.
Michael Knight... wrote:DFC wrote:This country would be in chaos, and in a case like that..
Who takes control of the Gov't?
I've a feeling even after a global nuclear holocaust, Jack Warner and cockroaches would still walk the earth.
streetbeastINC. wrote:aye whats this talk of a ufo/meteor? any links to info?? thread ????? interesting......been seeing some strange stuff past month.....
trini mk5 wrote:So anybody see any reason yet for calling a SOE??
ilove3 wrote:I heard that Rowley had a stinging contribution in Parliament today. Anyone has the details?
pioneer wrote:http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/BLACKS_KILLING_BLACKS-129171533.html
good point here
pioneer wrote:http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/BLACKS_KILLING_BLACKS-129171533.html
good point here
Kiro_lee wrote:pioneer wrote:http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/BLACKS_KILLING_BLACKS-129171533.html
good point here
Yep very good point..........so now he can look to the remainder (non blacks) to find the importers of the large amounts of guns and the large amounts of drugs.......who am I kidding though, thats not gonna happen.
pioneer wrote:People who complainin their business losing money or whatever are a bunch of idiots. Everyone knows running or venturing into a business is a risk, nothing is guaranteed and you will lose at some point. If they didn't plan for it then they fail at life. What if the country was hit by a hurricane or earthquake? They would cry n complain? What if we had a coup?
People bawlin oh they have no money to get by, but ent all de time ur business was making money, didn't you all save? Or you spend it all out? That's their damn problem.
This is the chance businesses can learn to try something new - open on weekends all day, not till 12.
People who sell pie and burgers at night, what's wrong with selling in the day?
Legit businesses need not worry, is those who selling illegal items like drugs and pirated dvd/cd who will be bothered, which is a good thing anyway - they are criminals too.
pioneer wrote:People who complainin their business losing money or whatever are a bunch of idiots. Everyone knows running or venturing into a business is a risk, nothing is guaranteed and you will lose at some point. If they didn't plan for it then they fail at life. What if the country was hit by a hurricane or earthquake? They would cry n complain? What if we had a coup?
People bawlin oh they have no money to get by, but ent all de time ur business was making money, didn't you all save? Or you spend it all out? That's their damn problem.
pioneer wrote:This is the chance businesses can learn to try something new - open on weekends all day, not till 12.
pioneer wrote:People who sell pie and burgers at night, what's wrong with selling in the day?
pioneer wrote:Legit businesses need not worry, is those who selling illegal items like drugs and pirated dvd/cd who will be bothered, which is a good thing anyway - they are criminals too.
(1) You still have the looming curfew, which means, you only get a few hours (if so much) of extra business hours.
(3) business traffic is usually different, on the weekend, depending on he type of business, you own....so this won't work for every owner.
(2) there are a number of businesses, that used to be open on weekends, beyond 12pm, alot were still affected, because of the commute of staff or other factors, still had to shorten opening hours.
Stephon. wrote:I was the main man in charge when the SoE was called. Everyone on my floor was complaining about the traffic after the first day of the SoE, so I allowed them to go home 1:30hrs to escape the 4 o clock traffic as I wanted to escape it as well. No time change on a weekends, business isn't affected (that much) because this was prepared for.(1) You still have the looming curfew, which means, you only get a few hours (if so much) of extra business hours.
Then why not work on the weekends, and what if you only get a FEW HRS? Why are you in business? To complain that you only getting a FEW HRS? or to make money? Every hr could be well worth it if you have proper staff.(3) business traffic is usually different, on the weekend, depending on he type of business, you own....so this won't work for every owner.
Businesses like what?(2) there are a number of businesses, that used to be open on weekends, beyond 12pm, alot were still affected, because of the commute of staff or other factors, still had to shorten opening hours.
Yeah well this sucks.
Also as for workers that got laid off because of the SoE, I feel bad for them. They ended up with bosses that aren't very business smart. It haven't even been a month yet
MonsterPower wrote:i believe if they just hang one murderer who is convicted most if not all shootings/robbery will cease.
wagonrunner wrote:trini mk5 wrote:So anybody see any reason yet for calling a SOE??
from http://www.trinidadexpress.com/commentaries/Emergency_explanation-128972553.html
Today the Government is supposed to reveal the reason behind the State of Emergency. Yet, although I am also a creative writer, neither Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Attorney General Anand Ramlogan , nor National Security Minister John Sandy has called on me to help them prepare their statements. Maybe V.S. Naipaul got the contract, or maybe they think their stories have created suspension of disbelief among the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago. Nonetheless, I have created my own scenarios to explain the events of the past 12 days, which I am sure are at least as accurate as anything we'll hear in Parliament.
August 16 – Dengue fever strikes Kamla. Attorney General Anand Ramlogan orders an immediate investigation into sub-standard mosquito nets ordered by a PNM contractor, while Justice Minister Herbert Volney starts swatting mosquitoes on sight. Education Minister Dr Tim Gopeesingh announces that Kamla's dengue is of the classic kind War and Peace or Huckleberry Finn or Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
August 19 – Dengue cases continue to rise, despite the majority of T&T's doctors being UNC. When seven persons are killed in one day, Kamla becomes even more feverish and orders National Security Minister John Sandy to track down the guilty mosquitoes.
August 20 – Members of the Cabinet cabal are summoned to the PM's home, where she announces that she wants to create an emergency plan to fight dengue. "If I can get it, anyone can," she said, according to sources. Dr Gopeesingh informs her that, actually, it's Indians who are most susceptible to the virus while Africans are almost immune. It is at this point that Kamla decides to declare a national State of Emergency. "If Indians die or are too sick to leave their homes, then the Partnership could lose the next election, which would endanger public safety," she argued, citing Section 8, sub-section 2, part (c) of the Constitution, which lists "infectious diseases" as a ground for an SoE. Told by Dr Gopeesingh that she was not infectious, she snapped, "Of course I am!" She then burst into laughter, and Volney, Surujrattan Rambachan, and Gary Griffith immediately started laughing too, with Rambachan getting a .03-second headstart. "See?" said Kamla.
August 21 – Kamla makes her proclamation, using the phrase "limited State of Emergency" three times in her address to the nation. Standing behind her, Anand fidgets throughout the speech, but sources were unable to confirm whether this was because he was aghast at Kamla's error, itching to start arresting young black men, or because his jockey shorts were riding up. Beside him, by contrast, CoP leader Prakash Ramadhar stood as still as Rodin's less-famous statue, The Moron.
August 22 – President George Maxwell Richards proclaims the SoE, having satisfied himself that most of the major Carnival band launches had already taken place.
August 23 – TV6's Dominic Kalipersad interviews the Attorney General and, depending on whether you're a UNC or not, Dominic either reveals Anand to be arrogantly disingenuous or reveals himself to be an enemy of the State.
August 24 – Hoping to capitalise on Kamla's illness, Communications Minister Rambachan orders the PM's residence to be bugged, not realising that such bugs aren't the kind which carry disease.
August 25 – Having finally read the Constitution and realised that seven killings can't legally justify an SoE, AG Ramlogan announces that an "immediate threat and endangerment of public safety" was averted by it. He does not specify what this threat was, citing national security, but expects citizens to believe him because he looks so macho with his shirt collar unbuttoned.
August 26 – Two gang leaders are arrested at the Hyatt Hotel, and found to be harbouring mosquitoes while paying only for double occupancy. Also, 30 men, ranging in ages from 19 to 63, are charged with being in a gang under the Anti-Gang legislation and possession of Viagra without an erection.
August 27 – AG Ramlogan announces that men are being offered $10,000 by gang leaders to take licks. This is ten times more than a dominatrix makes, proving that the SoE has not affected the criminal economy.
August 28 – Anand threatens a 14-year-old girl with jail for pretending to be a PNM-till-Ah-dead granny in a YouTube video. "It is a matter of grave concern," he says. When contacted, however, both Belgrove's and the caretaker at Lapeyrouse Cemetery deny being at all worried.
August 29 – Police and army clean out scrap iron yards, displacing several hundred mosquitoes. Kamla writes a speech boasting that, since the SoE was started, there hasn't been one death from dengue, but doesn't deliver it because she keeps pronouncing "mosquitoes" as "misquotes".
August 30 – Health Minister Fuad Khan confirms that dengue is under control, because mosquitoes aren't venturing out during the curfew.
August 31 – Pastor Winston Cuffie is given the Chaconia Medal (gold), proving that the Government is hoping for a miracle, a large campaign contribution, and bogus PhDs for selected MPs.
Written by Kevin Baldeosingh
Email: kbaldeosingh@hotmail.com
pioneer wrote:Kiro_lee wrote:pioneer wrote:http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/BLACKS_KILLING_BLACKS-129171533.html
good point here
Yep very good point..........so now he can look to the remainder (non blacks) to find the importers of the large amounts of guns and the large amounts of drugs.......who am I kidding though, thats not gonna happen.
Anyone forcing blacks to use guns to kill their own beardjin?
pioneer wrote:So what about the "black boat"?
It's a high powered boat owned by trinis, i'm pretty sure people from nelson street not into high powered boat racing.....
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pioneer wrote:To the people who say the SOE isn't necessary and the police should be doing their work regardless...
Are you all aware the TTPS is severely under-manned?
To carry out these raids and other activities they need man-power. Where do they get the man-power?
The Army, but the Army can only legally operate in this regard under a SOE. Some of you need to look at the bigger picture and read the constitution of this country before harping.
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