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zoom rader wrote:Amazing how the mods cleaned up this morning post about the red rainbow crew.
In the past the rantings and abuse of the yellow rainbow was very much allowed and encouraged .
Finally a presidence has be set , tuner is now waking up to the double standards set when it affects the red side.
I will be monitoring the mods very closely with their double standards or when it affects them.
Carry on.
It's the double standards that needs to be exposed .Redman wrote:zoom rader wrote:Amazing how the mods cleaned up this morning post about the red rainbow crew.
In the past the rantings and abuse of the yellow rainbow was very much allowed and encouraged .
Finally a presidence has be set , tuner is now waking up to the double standards set when it affects the red side.
I will be monitoring the mods very closely with their double standards or when it affects them.
Carry on.
Nuttin get past you Zoombindranath....yuh take yuh gazool duh the day?
zoom rader wrote:It's the double standards that needs to be exposed .Redman wrote:zoom rader wrote:Amazing how the mods cleaned up this morning post about the red rainbow crew.
In the past the rantings and abuse of the yellow rainbow was very much allowed and encouraged .
Finally a presidence has be set , tuner is now waking up to the double standards set when it affects the red side.
I will be monitoring the mods very closely with their double standards or when it affects them.
Carry on.
Nuttin get past you Zoombindranath....yuh take yuh gazool duh the day?
Dem mods already send me preaction protocol letters already bro.
Following is a breakdown of relief support expended to date:
1. Ministry of Social Development and Family Services: Amount spent - $98.1m; projected total - $400m
Support provided - Food cards, cash support cards, food and income support for retrenched persons, rental assistance, food vouchers and hampers, support to old age pension, disability and public assistance applicants who are not yet in receipt of the benefits.
2. Office of the Prime Minister: Amount spent - $10m; projected expenditure - $30m
Funding to religious organizations to provide food for the poor and needy through their normal distribution programmes.
3. Ministry of Agriculture: Amount spent - $1.3m; projected expenditure - $10.7m
Provision of fresh produce to those in need.
4. Ministry of National Security: Amount spent - $3.7m; projected expenditure - $8.3m
Additional expenditure for its various divisions.
5. Ministry of Health: Amount spent - $55m; projected expenditure $137m + provisional $250m
Funding for resources in mitigating spread of COVID-19, and for contingency spending in anticipation of a worsening of the country’s infection status.
6. Ministry of Finance:
(i). Salary Relief Grants: Amount spent - $12m; projected expenditure - $490m
Salary support to persons under the National Insurance Scheme who have been retrenched or in receipt of reduced income as a direct result of COVID-19 measures implemented by the Government.
(ii). Credit Unions: projected expenditure - $100m
Low interest loan support to the membership of 20 credit unions.
(iii). VAT refunds: Amount spent - $700m; projected expenditure - $3.7b
(iv). Face masks: Projected expenditure - $5m
Face masks will be made available to the public free of charge.
(v). Caribbean Airline: Projected expenditure – US$65m (TTS442m)
Support to state-owned Caribbean Airlines, which has lost it income earning capacity due to the closing of the country’s borders.
7. Tobago
(i). Tobago Regional Health Authority: Amount allocated – S50m
Support for its response to COVID-19
(ii). Tobago House of Assembly: Amount allocated - $5m
To facilitate enterprise development
(iii). Hotel Upgrades: Amount allocated - $50m
(iv). SMEs funding: Amount to be provided - $300m
Support to the small and medium enterprises in the form of a loan programme where loans will be subsidised by the Government in addition to standing as guarantor.
8. Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government
(i). Sanitisation programmes: Amount spent - $3.4m; projected expenditure - $16m
(ii). Food support: Amount spent - $10m; projected expenditure - $30m
9. Trinidad and Tobago Police Service: Amount spent - $5.3m; projected expenditure - $15.3m
Funding for the purchase of personal protective equipment (PPE).
https://trinidadexpress.com/newsextra/t ... cd1f6.html
Habit7 wrote:IDK why you all love to listen to ppl who constantly get it wrong:Following is a breakdown of relief support expended to date:
1. Ministry of Social Development and Family Services: Amount spent - $98.1m; projected total - $400m
Support provided - Food cards, cash support cards, food and income support for retrenched persons, rental assistance, food vouchers and hampers, support to old age pension, disability and public assistance applicants who are not yet in receipt of the benefits.
2. Office of the Prime Minister: Amount spent - $10m; projected expenditure - $30m
Funding to religious organizations to provide food for the poor and needy through their normal distribution programmes.
3. Ministry of Agriculture: Amount spent - $1.3m; projected expenditure - $10.7m
Provision of fresh produce to those in need.
4. Ministry of National Security: Amount spent - $3.7m; projected expenditure - $8.3m
Additional expenditure for its various divisions.
5. Ministry of Health: Amount spent - $55m; projected expenditure $137m + provisional $250m
Funding for resources in mitigating spread of COVID-19, and for contingency spending in anticipation of a worsening of the country’s infection status.
6. Ministry of Finance:
(i). Salary Relief Grants: Amount spent - $12m; projected expenditure - $490m
Salary support to persons under the National Insurance Scheme who have been retrenched or in receipt of reduced income as a direct result of COVID-19 measures implemented by the Government.
(ii). Credit Unions: projected expenditure - $100m
Low interest loan support to the membership of 20 credit unions.
(iii). VAT refunds: Amount spent - $700m; projected expenditure - $3.7b
(iv). Face masks: Projected expenditure - $5m
Face masks will be made available to the public free of charge.
(v). Caribbean Airline: Projected expenditure – US$65m (TTS442m)
Support to state-owned Caribbean Airlines, which has lost it income earning capacity due to the closing of the country’s borders.
7. Tobago
(i). Tobago Regional Health Authority: Amount allocated – S50m
Support for its response to COVID-19
(ii). Tobago House of Assembly: Amount allocated - $5m
To facilitate enterprise development
(iii). Hotel Upgrades: Amount allocated - $50m
(iv). SMEs funding: Amount to be provided - $300m
Support to the small and medium enterprises in the form of a loan programme where loans will be subsidised by the Government in addition to standing as guarantor.
8. Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government
(i). Sanitisation programmes: Amount spent - $3.4m; projected expenditure - $16m
(ii). Food support: Amount spent - $10m; projected expenditure - $30m
9. Trinidad and Tobago Police Service: Amount spent - $5.3m; projected expenditure - $15.3m
Funding for the purchase of personal protective equipment (PPE).
https://trinidadexpress.com/newsextra/t ... cd1f6.html
PEA just compress of that and say Imbert said it was all for salary support. Verify allyuh quotes nah.
I on de cow farm and fed up respond to Habit7 lies and red government mods who keep inventing ways to ban me and changing the rules cause they can't handle the truth.MaxPower wrote:Zoom,
Just checking up on you bro.
You here or in Bantanamos??
Numb3r4 wrote:The boats are running?
Lou Screuz wrote:our government treated the illegal infiltrators as refugees
but refugees from what ?
This is a matter, not for the OAS, but for the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
Currently we have closed our borders even to our own citizens in this pandemic and would resist all efforts by others who are hell bent on forcing open our borders through illegal immigration.
Under the rubric of “humanitarian” this interpretation, if accepted, will effectively prise open our borders to every economic migrant, gun runner, drug dealer, human trafficker and South American gang leader/members. All they will be required to do is make the 7 mile boat trip and claim to be “refugees”.
We staunchly support the work of the United Nations but this threat and the persistent disregard for the outstanding humanitarian efforts extended by the people of Trinidad and Tobago, do not conform with the spirit and purpose of the UNHCR.
http://www.news.gov.tt/content/statemen ... J6V6KhKiHs
Habit7 wrote:Lou Screuz wrote:our government treated the illegal infiltrators as refugees
but refugees from what ?
Quite the opposite, the govt refused to acknowledge them as refugees which would make them bound to international conventions, but as economic migrants.This is a matter, not for the OAS, but for the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
Currently we have closed our borders even to our own citizens in this pandemic and would resist all efforts by others who are hell bent on forcing open our borders through illegal immigration.
Under the rubric of “humanitarian” this interpretation, if accepted, will effectively prise open our borders to every economic migrant, gun runner, drug dealer, human trafficker and South American gang leader/members. All they will be required to do is make the 7 mile boat trip and claim to be “refugees”.
We staunchly support the work of the United Nations but this threat and the persistent disregard for the outstanding humanitarian efforts extended by the people of Trinidad and Tobago, do not conform with the spirit and purpose of the UNHCR.
http://www.news.gov.tt/content/statemen ... J6V6KhKiHs
Try harder.
Lou Screuz wrote:if you cant prove you try every which way to hire somebody BORN here first
Yup all that while 1% pocketed our tax payers money.sMASH wrote:allowing the 'economic' migrants in, where they would not be employed at any important level in the workforce, but mainly at the lowest levels, would only serve to crash the income earnings of the lowest levels.
cause there will be more competition for the same number of jobs.
what that does, is cause the lowest level of the workforce to have reduced discretionary income, increase their economic vulnerability, thus making them more dependent on handouts, or willing to take on lower wages. that will make them less likely to speak out for fear of losing their source of income.
pnm mantra, keep them stupid and hungry, they will be easier to fool
covid come and gave pnm a bonus boost.
sMASH wrote:allowing the 'economic' migrants in, where they would not be employed at any important level in the workforce, but mainly at the lowest levels, would only serve to crash the income earnings of the lowest levels.
cause there will be more competition for the same number of jobs.
what that does, is cause the lowest level of the workforce to have reduced discretionary income, increase their economic vulnerability, thus making them more dependent on handouts, or willing to take on lower wages. that will make them less likely to speak out for fear of losing their source of income.
pnm mantra, keep them stupid and hungry, they will be easier to fool
covid come and gave pnm a bonus boost.
Why don't you speak the truth about our laxed border control all because 1% want these people in. Coast guard doing what?Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:allowing the 'economic' migrants in, where they would not be employed at any important level in the workforce, but mainly at the lowest levels, would only serve to crash the income earnings of the lowest levels.
cause there will be more competition for the same number of jobs.
what that does, is cause the lowest level of the workforce to have reduced discretionary income, increase their economic vulnerability, thus making them more dependent on handouts, or willing to take on lower wages. that will make them less likely to speak out for fear of losing their source of income.
pnm mantra, keep them stupid and hungry, they will be easier to fool
covid come and gave pnm a bonus boost.
Nobody is allowing economic migrants in. They are violating our border and when they are caught they are deported. When we deport them international bodies condemn us but we stand on our principles. Nevertheless, opportunistic lawyers partner with them to challenge our laws to allow them leniency together with soft judges.
zoom rader wrote:Why don't you speak the truth about our laxed border control all because 1% want these people in. Coast guard doing what?Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:allowing the 'economic' migrants in, where they would not be employed at any important level in the workforce, but mainly at the lowest levels, would only serve to crash the income earnings of the lowest levels.
cause there will be more competition for the same number of jobs.
what that does, is cause the lowest level of the workforce to have reduced discretionary income, increase their economic vulnerability, thus making them more dependent on handouts, or willing to take on lower wages. that will make them less likely to speak out for fear of losing their source of income.
pnm mantra, keep them stupid and hungry, they will be easier to fool
covid come and gave pnm a bonus boost.
Nobody is allowing economic migrants in. They are violating our border and when they are caught they are deported. When we deport them international bodies condemn us but we stand on our principles. Nevertheless, opportunistic lawyers partner with them to challenge our laws to allow them leniency together with soft judges.
You always making excuses
3 months grace for illegals
...Immigrant amnesty set to go into effect in November
Oct 17, 2014
A crackdown on illegal immigrants is coming in one month's time.
The Sunday Express learned a three-month immigrant amnesty is set to go into effect in November.
The amnesty is aimed at allowing the 110,000 illegal immigrants to regularise their immigration status in Trinidad and Tobago.
However, the Sunday Express learned when the amnesty ends in February, illegal immigrants will be immediately detained and deported to their respective countries if they are unable to produce the relevant immigration documentation.
According to a release issued by the Ministry of National Security on October 13, some 110,012 illegal immigrants are living in T&T.
The figure represents ten per cent of T&T's 1.3 million population.
The illegal immigrants, the release said, are from the following 16 countries: Guyana (25,884), Jamaica (19,500), Venezuela (10,574), St Vincent (9,606), Barbados (7,169), Grenada (6,947), Colombia (6,388), China (4,593) Philippines (4,437), St Lucia (4,391), India (3,651), Dominican Republic (2,256), Suriname (1,944), Cuba (1,434), Nigeria (1,071) and Bangladesh (167).
Griffith: Get regularised
or get out!
The Sunday Express contacted Minister of National Security Gary Griffith yesterday seeking confirmation on the immigrant amnesty.
He said: "Going forward, we are looking at the possibility of giving illegal immigrants a three-month grace period to get regularised with the necessary documentation.
"The illegal immigrants will be given an application to justify that they are of value to the country and not a liability to the public or a national security threat. They must be value to the country because unemployment leads to a life of crime."
Not wanting to say the exact date the amnesty commences, Griffith said: "A release will be issued with the necessary information."
Griffith said employers will also be given an opportunity to vouch for illegal immigrants working for them who may be deemed undesirable.
"This is not a witch hunt. If some illegal immigrants are deemed undesirable, which is considered a national security threat, once they have employers who can vouch for them showing that they add value to an establishment, strong consideration will be given to allow them to stay in T&T," Griffith said.
Advising the illegal immigrants to grasp the amnesty, Griffith warned that excuses would not be accepted.
"After the three-month period, I am going to start cleaning house because this situation has gone on for far too long. At this point, they are all breaking the law because they are in T&T illegally.
"It is either they make use of the three-month grace period or leave T&T. We are not going on a witch hunt in every community or business; we are giving them the opportunity to come forward and get regularised.
"Whether the illegal immigrants are housekeepers or security personnel, they all need to get proper documentation to be allowed to stay in T&T or else they will be deported."
https://trinidadexpress.com/news/local/ ... 48933.html
sMASH wrote:i wonder if they registered or if they were kicked out?
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