Petrotrin update

[Specialist Baboons]

Like the UNC women's club offended by the word jammetry.

The irony.

Wajang making reference to jammettery behavior, Patos must be rolling in he grave.
He did warn us about this idiot

Come nah man! Yuh really trying to vilify Rowley by making reference to Patos?

Nah I just saying Patos spoke out about his behavior a while now....
Now that rowlers is PM we really are privy to his Rottweiler behavior not that Patos was any great leader yuh know..

[RedVEVO]

^^^

Oil Down ..

The man (NB) say " he not know" what Auntie Kamla saying

Rowley say " he is ah friend" and NB friend of PNM

He say Kamla is a " jammerry " or something similar .

Frankie Khan say " What is a PNM financier ? "

Daughter say Daddy nice, I is Senator ..

And the Drilling continues.

Meanwhile people in Trini suffering .

Tobago no boat .

[Redman]

Is this type of audit regular at petrotrin?
Who recommended the audit?
Is it that the PM was out of the country to put other PNM senior members on the hot seat?
When is the next PNM internal elections due?
How much more corruption of similar magnitude is taking place at petrotrin?
How much more of this can our economy handle?

A group was formed last year to improve the operations from within.
It was hand picked by the board and was answerable to them....
Made up of experienced operational people... with the authority to do what had to be done

They began uncovering all of this.

Whether a total lack of oversite-ie AV and others,
-Unqualified people padded in non operational positions-with ironclad contracts-similar to the President signing off on the HR Managers 'retirement lumpsum'
-Division managers preventing Petrotrin from doing X...allowing a private co to do it and cost Petrotrin more.
-Keeping certain companies in play by blocking new methods and technology cuz money passing.
-Equipment racket-barges and such
-Medical benefits racket

They also found rampant disruption of normal operations by employees that were doing so for political reasons.

So at the end of the day it is CITIZENS that selling out 1.3M of us for their private gain.
And it forcing the GORTT/Petrotrin into a corner with limited options.

[RedVEVO]

^^^

Sell Petrotrin ..

It is a useless money losing, money hiding & grabbing Gov't company .

[nervewrecker]

I been to guaya once in my life and seen some of these "wells"
real small operations, big generator running the jack pump
collecting drips of oil into an ibc tank or rotoplastic 400gal

I really wondered if these people making money collecting this small amount of oil
for the cost of generator, manpower etc

Most likely contractor.
90% of the time sh1t happen is contractor

[nervewrecker]

Is how men beating up about how baksh build and buy all that in two years. People eh joke dotish nah. Baksh was a contractor with them since nineteen whenever. Afaik he bread butter no matter who win election, same with TN ramnauth and junior sammy. Is just that he make it big under this administration.

[zoom rader]

All this is bullchit and PNM playing it as they did in the past.

When PNM got rid of the trains they said it was not cost effective . Meanwhile a PNM scrap dealer made a ton of money from the scrap and the trains was sold to Brazil at that time. The upcoming car dealers pushed the PNM to get rid of the trains for their car sales.

Caroni Scraped not cost effective , Jah bless Guyana

Tanteak Scraped not cost effective , how much for teak now?

Lake Asphalt not making money, who supplies the world with roads ?

Iscott buss but Mittal became a billionaire because of the Pt lisas plant as his stepping stone.

Petrotrin is being played as not cost effective due to mis management just as caroni. There are serious players behind this and they are waiting for the sale. Guess they gonna make Billions.

Most don't know that Guyana has newly discovered large reserves of oil. Guess where is the nearness oil refinery to Guyana.

https://www.telesurtv.net/english/news/ ... -0004.html

[sMASH]

Can't disagree with that. Any non-effective company either made the next buyer or the competition loads of money, after its relegation.



Poor decision making.
Simply kept making poor choices

[Specialist Baboons]

F the media!

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Published:
Saturday, September 16, 2017
Photographer attacked outside A&V Drilling

Guardian Media photographer Kristian De Silva displays his damaged equipment after he was attacked while photographing A&V Oil and Gas in Penal, the company named in a Petrotrin internal audit.
Two men, including a senior police officer, yesterday assaulted a Guardian Media photographer while he was on official duty in Penal. Kristian De Silva was covering the fake oil fiasco and seeking an interview with the owner of A&V Oil and Gas, Nazim Baksh, in the southern part of the island at the time of the incident.

De Silva suffered injuries to his face after being cuffed several times by the men while at Nazim Avenue, San Francique Road, Penal, in front of the A&V Gas & Oil premises.

Around 2.30 pm, De Silva was standing on the road taking photos of the expansive compound when a black Toyota Hilux drove towards him in an attempt to run him over. De Silva stepped back to avoid the oncoming vehicle, only to see the vehicle coming toward him again. The driver then stopped, jumped out and accosted De Silva in an aggressive manner.

De Silva’s glasses fell to the ground and he identified himself as a Guardian Media photographer in an attempt to prevent the attacker from assaulting him further. However, the man, who was also shouting obscenities, began cuffing De Silva about his face, telling him he was on private property.

A second man who came in a second vehicle then hit De Silva on the side of his neck. This second individual was later identified by senior officers at the Penal Police Station as being a police officer.

At this point, De Silva’s colleague, news reporter Sascha Wilson, who was seated in De Silva’s vehicle a short distance away when the attack started, heard the commotion and on realising what was happening went to his assistance.

The second attacker then took up De Silva’s camera from the ground, where he had put it after he was first accosted, and walked towards Wilson and repeated that they were on private property.

When Wilson told him to hand over the camera, the man smashed it against a nearby security booth, which resulted in the camera shattering. Both men continued threatening and cursing the journalists. One of them then stamped on De Silva’s glasses before returning to the Hilux.

A security officer and another man who was painting a wall witnessed the attack, but they were warned by the assailants not to say anything. De Silva subsequently sought medical attention at the Siparia Health Facility and obtained a medical.

While De Silva and Wilson were filing their reports at the Penal Police Station last evening, the second man who assaulted De Silva arrived and began talking loudly, but did not interfere with the two.

Speaking about the incident, De Silva admitted to being severely traumatised. He said he could not understand why the men attacked him in the first place and especially after he identified himself as a member of the media.

“While everything was happening I said sir I’m from the Guardian newspaper and he said F the media, I don’t care who you are, you’re on private property, while I was on the road,” De Silva said.

“Before everything happened we asked the ... there was a security guard there, I asked him if the road was private, he said no. So I knew I was well within my rights to take pictures on the road, I never entered onto the compound of AV Drilling.”

Officers of the Penal Police Station are investigating.

[Gladiator]

Is this type of audit regular at petrotrin?
Who recommended the audit?
Is it that the PM was out of the country to put other PNM senior members on the hot seat?
When is the next PNM internal elections due?
How much more corruption of similar magnitude is taking place at petrotrin?
How much more of this can our economy handle?

A group was formed last year to improve the operations from within.
It was hand picked by the board and was answerable to them....
Made up of experienced operational people... with the authority to do what had to be done

They began uncovering all of this.

Whether a total lack of oversite-ie AV and others,
-Unqualified people padded in non operational positions-with ironclad contracts-similar to the President signing off on the HR Managers 'retirement lumpsum'
-Division managers preventing Petrotrin from doing X...allowing a private co to do it and cost Petrotrin more.
-Keeping certain companies in play by blocking new methods and technology cuz money passing.
-Equipment racket-barges and such
-Medical benefits racket

They also found rampant disruption of normal operations by employees that were doing so for political reasons.

So at the end of the day it is CITIZENS that selling out 1.3M of us for their private gain.
And it forcing the GORTT/Petrotrin into a corner with limited options.

Don't be naive, those CITIZENS are crooks planted by the politicians that are siphoning out the company's money to divert it back to their political party. GORTT is corrupt regardless of which skin colour or hair texture sits on the benches. The real skill is who can hide it better...

[Redman]

To a certain extent yes.
And that's a big factor now.

But...there is plenty corruption that is based on greed.

What's political about employees using meal allowances to buy non food in Gasparillo...and its billed under a food biz?

Or taking money from contractors to fudge time tickets..or volume of X y or z went into a well?

Employees have their culpability.

[Redman]

46,000,000 invoice submitted.

Tickets signed....all correct and regular.

Let's see who bad.

[shake d livin wake d dead]

All the focus gone to alison...is she qualified to be a senator..opposition gona real dig

[rspann]

Rowley should say he not paying, like how he blank Namalco and the others.

[eliteauto]

All the focus gone to alison...is she qualified to be a senator..opposition gona real dig

what are the qualifications to be a senator?

[sMASH]

To be a lackey with morney

[Dizzy28]

To be a lackey with morney

Doesn't explain wade mark or rodger samuel then

[sMASH]

Humor is as good as gold

[shake d livin wake d dead]

All the focus gone to alison...is she qualified to be a senator..opposition gona real dig

what are the qualifications to be a senator?

me a know...coonilal ask rowly...rowly say it in the constitution...talk done

[Redman]

Quals for Senator.
Same as Quals for Prime minister.
See list below:





























That's it.
Hope it helps.

[airuma]

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2017-09- ... il-custody

"Among the measures management has taken are:

· A further technical review of the adequacy and accuracy of its measurements within exploration and production is to be undertaken by an external firm."

I hope this is not an attempt at providing an excuse for V.D. due to lack of proper systems.

It's truly embarrassing that with over 100 years of oil and gas under our belt, the international population has no shortage of examples to refer to us as a nation of thieves!

[airuma]

Quals for Senator.
Same as Quals for Prime minister.
See list below:





























That's it.
Hope it helps.

Yuh forget one!


Right, now that's it!

[bluefete]

The Audit Report stated that one of the options available for falsifying data is termination of the contract.

[kstt]

1) Why isn't the Fraud Squad involved and investigating this matter?

2) Is Petrotrin going to attempt to retrieve the money it was defrauded of?

[DVSTT]

1) Why isn't the Fraud Squad involved and investigating this matter?

2) Is Petrotrin going to attempt to retrieve the money it was defrauded of?

1) Report was preliminary so I guess they need it to be finalised and confirmed, as Redman stated, dot the I's and cross their T's

2) Nah, we go low Dem, so long as they don't do it again.

[shake d livin wake d dead]

http://www.newsday.co.tt/news/0,249180.html

this I would like to see

[Monkey Man]

F the media!

Tweet
Published:
Saturday, September 16, 2017
Photographer attacked outside A&V Drilling

Guardian Media photographer Kristian De Silva displays his damaged equipment after he was attacked while photographing A&V Oil and Gas in Penal, the company named in a Petrotrin internal audit.
Two men, including a senior police officer, yesterday assaulted a Guardian Media photographer while he was on official duty in Penal. Kristian De Silva was covering the fake oil fiasco and seeking an interview with the owner of A&V Oil and Gas, Nazim Baksh, in the southern part of the island at the time of the incident.

De Silva suffered injuries to his face after being cuffed several times by the men while at Nazim Avenue, San Francique Road, Penal, in front of the A&V Gas & Oil premises.

Around 2.30 pm, De Silva was standing on the road taking photos of the expansive compound when a black Toyota Hilux drove towards him in an attempt to run him over. De Silva stepped back to avoid the oncoming vehicle, only to see the vehicle coming toward him again. The driver then stopped, jumped out and accosted De Silva in an aggressive manner.

De Silva’s glasses fell to the ground and he identified himself as a Guardian Media photographer in an attempt to prevent the attacker from assaulting him further. However, the man, who was also shouting obscenities, began cuffing De Silva about his face, telling him he was on private property.

A second man who came in a second vehicle then hit De Silva on the side of his neck. This second individual was later identified by senior officers at the Penal Police Station as being a police officer.

At this point, De Silva’s colleague, news reporter Sascha Wilson, who was seated in De Silva’s vehicle a short distance away when the attack started, heard the commotion and on realising what was happening went to his assistance.

The second attacker then took up De Silva’s camera from the ground, where he had put it after he was first accosted, and walked towards Wilson and repeated that they were on private property.

When Wilson told him to hand over the camera, the man smashed it against a nearby security booth, which resulted in the camera shattering. Both men continued threatening and cursing the journalists. One of them then stamped on De Silva’s glasses before returning to the Hilux.

A security officer and another man who was painting a wall witnessed the attack, but they were warned by the assailants not to say anything. De Silva subsequently sought medical attention at the Siparia Health Facility and obtained a medical.

While De Silva and Wilson were filing their reports at the Penal Police Station last evening, the second man who assaulted De Silva arrived and began talking loudly, but did not interfere with the two.

Speaking about the incident, De Silva admitted to being severely traumatised. He said he could not understand why the men attacked him in the first place and especially after he identified himself as a member of the media.

“While everything was happening I said sir I’m from the Guardian newspaper and he said F the media, I don’t care who you are, you’re on private property, while I was on the road,” De Silva said.

“Before everything happened we asked the ... there was a security guard there, I asked him if the road was private, he said no. So I knew I was well within my rights to take pictures on the road, I never entered onto the compound of AV Drilling.”

Officers of the Penal Police Station are investigating.

I honestly have no sympathy for these guys. While the journalist wasnt wrong, they are scum of the earth. They care about nothing but whoring themselves for a story. Such pests.

[Ben_spanna]

So seeing as the BIGGEST companies in Trinidad do it , then I would think that its now totally Acceptable for the Security of all companies to Physically attack innocent people just Outside of your property by raining Bottles onto them!

[airuma]

1) Why isn't the Fraud Squad involved and investigating this matter?

2) Is Petrotrin going to attempt to retrieve the money it was defrauded of?

According to this article:

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2017-09- ... il-custody

"The cash-strapped company also intends “to recover any amounts of money that may have been overpaid to the contractor in the Catshill field and take action it may deem necessary.”"

"Harewood said from inception, Petrotrin’s management has remained steadfast in its determination to ascertain the facts, have regard to due process, recover such sums as may have been overpaid and take such other action as it may deem appropriate in the circumstances"

Lets hope this goes better than the review of the speed limits!

[airuma]

@Monkey Man, I will assume that you don't read, watch or listen to any form of news then.

I like to be informed, so I appreciate what they do!
It was good news to me when Paul Richards was appointed as a senator.