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groomed?Dave wrote:Fyi Stuart was being groomed from day one.
The idea wasn't lingering somewhere all these years or was he speaking and no one was listening?
We give public servants a pass all the timehover11 wrote:Dave you are businessman if you give a man a wuk or an employee a deadline to achieve certain targets and the employee fails to meets those targets on the project , what the appraisal gonna be like....are we rewarding the employee with a renewal of a contract for another Five years?Dave wrote:Fyi Stuart was being groomed from day one.
The idea wasn't lingering somewhere all these years or was he speaking and no one was listening?
Do public servants have the same power politicians do?Dizzy28 wrote:We give public servants a pass all the timehover11 wrote:Dave you are businessman if you give a man a wuk or an employee a deadline to achieve certain targets and the employee fails to meets those targets on the project , what the appraisal gonna be like....are we rewarding the employee with a renewal of a contract for another Five years?Dave wrote:Fyi Stuart was being groomed from day one.
The idea wasn't lingering somewhere all these years or was he speaking and no one was listening?
hover11 wrote:Do public servants have the same power politicians do?Dizzy28 wrote:We give public servants a pass all the timehover11 wrote:Dave you are businessman if you give a man a wuk or an employee a deadline to achieve certain targets and the employee fails to meets those targets on the project , what the appraisal gonna be like....are we rewarding the employee with a renewal of a contract for another Five years?Dave wrote:Fyi Stuart was being groomed from day one.
The idea wasn't lingering somewhere all these years or was he speaking and no one was listening?
Dizzy28 wrote:hover11 wrote:Do public servants have the same power politicians do?Dizzy28 wrote:We give public servants a pass all the timehover11 wrote:Dave you are businessman if you give a man a wuk or an employee a deadline to achieve certain targets and the employee fails to meets those targets on the project , what the appraisal gonna be like....are we rewarding the employee with a renewal of a contract for another Five years?Dave wrote:Fyi Stuart was being groomed from day one.
The idea wasn't lingering somewhere all these years or was he speaking and no one was listening?
Yes....there are tens of thousands of them and collectively they are the lifeblood of the service delivery.
Not the Politicians. Hospitals can run without Terry being present. They cannot run without nurses.
You sure do like to pass the buck
Funny how you see the importance of public servants convenientlyDizzy28 wrote:hover11 wrote:Do public servants have the same power politicians do?Dizzy28 wrote:We give public servants a pass all the timehover11 wrote:Dave you are businessman if you give a man a wuk or an employee a deadline to achieve certain targets and the employee fails to meets those targets on the project , what the appraisal gonna be like....are we rewarding the employee with a renewal of a contract for another Five years?Dave wrote:Fyi Stuart was being groomed from day one.
The idea wasn't lingering somewhere all these years or was he speaking and no one was listening?
Yes....there are tens of thousands of them and collectively they are the lifeblood of the service delivery.
Not the Politicians. Hospitals can run without Terry being present. They cannot run without nurses.
You sure do like to pass the buck
I see the importance of an efficient public service.hover11 wrote:Funny how you see the importance of public servants convenientlyDizzy28 wrote:hover11 wrote:Do public servants have the same power politicians do?Dizzy28 wrote:We give public servants a pass all the timehover11 wrote:Dave you are businessman if you give a man a wuk or an employee a deadline to achieve certain targets and the employee fails to meets those targets on the project , what the appraisal gonna be like....are we rewarding the employee with a renewal of a contract for another Five years?Dave wrote:Fyi Stuart was being groomed from day one.
The idea wasn't lingering somewhere all these years or was he speaking and no one was listening?
Yes....there are tens of thousands of them and collectively they are the lifeblood of the service delivery.
Not the Politicians. Hospitals can run without Terry being present. They cannot run without nurses.
You sure do like to pass the buck
wtf wrote:20 days to go.
What is the likely hood that UNC wins?
What are your predictions?
The fedup factor is realGladiator wrote:wtf wrote:20 days to go.
What is the likely hood that UNC wins?
What are your predictions?
TBH just seeing hundreds of people from traditional PNM areas clamoring for change is already a win regardless of the election outcome.
wtf wrote:20 days to go.
What is the likely hood that UNC wins?
What are your predictions?
paid_influencer wrote:wtf wrote:20 days to go.
What is the likely hood that UNC wins?
What are your predictions?
the pnm grassroots going to take back their party, inshallah
Redress10 wrote:paid_influencer wrote:wtf wrote:20 days to go.
What is the likely hood that UNC wins?
What are your predictions?
the pnm grassroots going to take back their party, inshallah
Have no pnm grassroots anymore. Is injun in PNM now. Unc have more grassroots people than PNM now. If you want to see ppl who looking like they working Cepep, URP or selling pepper on the highway, go a UNC meeting and just survey it.
Given the failed dragon gas deal how do you think that makes PNM look in the eyes of the marginals?killercow wrote:I'm looking at the results from the 2020 GE (PNM 22 - 19 UNC). Based on general public opinion, it is unlikely that the UNC will lose any of the constituencies that it previously won. Moreover, even if the UNC manages to only win one additional constituency, the race for both Tobago seats seems to be unpredictable. Even if it ends up PNM 20 — UNC 19 — TPP 2, the TPP might most likely form a coalition with the UNC given their firm opposition of the PNM. Overall, PNM cannot afford to lose more than one seat, and UNC only needs to gain an additional two.
This election might be the most unpredictable yet.
paid_influencer wrote:Redress10 wrote:paid_influencer wrote:wtf wrote:20 days to go.
What is the likely hood that UNC wins?
What are your predictions?
the pnm grassroots going to take back their party, inshallah
Have no pnm grassroots anymore. Is injun in PNM now. Unc have more grassroots people than PNM now. If you want to see ppl who looking like they working Cepep, URP or selling pepper on the highway, go a UNC meeting and just survey it.
the best part about this post is it 100% true![]()
killercow wrote:I'm looking at the results from the 2020 GE (PNM 22 - 19 UNC). Based on general public opinion, it is unlikely that the UNC will lose any of the constituencies that it previously won. Moreover, even if the UNC manages to only win one additional constituency, the race for both Tobago seats seems to be unpredictable. Even if it ends up PNM 20 — UNC 19 — TPP 2, the TPP might most likely form a coalition with the UNC given their firm opposition of the PNM. Overall, PNM cannot afford to lose more than one seat, and UNC only needs to gain an additional two.
This election might be the most unpredictable yet.
If it ends up in a situation like this, I can only imagine the immense bargaining power that individual would have.The_Honourable wrote:killercow wrote:I'm looking at the results from the 2020 GE (PNM 22 - 19 UNC). Based on general public opinion, it is unlikely that the UNC will lose any of the constituencies that it previously won. Moreover, even if the UNC manages to only win one additional constituency, the race for both Tobago seats seems to be unpredictable. Even if it ends up PNM 20 — UNC 19 — TPP 2, the TPP might most likely form a coalition with the UNC given their firm opposition of the PNM. Overall, PNM cannot afford to lose more than one seat, and UNC only needs to gain an additional two.
This election might be the most unpredictable yet.
It is, I would not be surprised if we get 20-20-1
paid_influencer wrote:stuwatee: 3000 lots of land with plan to be sold to first time home owners if he wins
The_Honourable wrote:killercow wrote:I'm looking at the results from the 2020 GE (PNM 22 - 19 UNC). Based on general public opinion, it is unlikely that the UNC will lose any of the constituencies that it previously won. Moreover, even if the UNC manages to only win one additional constituency, the race for both Tobago seats seems to be unpredictable. Even if it ends up PNM 20 — UNC 19 — TPP 2, the TPP might most likely form a coalition with the UNC given their firm opposition of the PNM. Overall, PNM cannot afford to lose more than one seat, and UNC only needs to gain an additional two.
This election might be the most unpredictable yet.
It is, I would not be surprised if we get 20-20-1
paid_influencer wrote:this election is extremely predictable. the govt has collapsed and the administration we have now is like a ghost just waiting to depart from this world
Big man you not making sense , wasn't it PNM who created the sheit storm in the first place by making an underhanded deal with a criminal. So you hiring the man who create the problem to now solve it. Explain that logic to me? I confused. PNM led us to the IMF in 1986 , it wasn't the NAR and mark my words history WILL repeat itself. It is PNM that will lead us to the IMF once againscrewbash wrote:paid_influencer wrote:this election is extremely predictable. the govt has collapsed and the administration we have now is like a ghost just waiting to depart from this world
I believe that the 1% weather it is chinese or syrian just was they did in 2010 when they made PM Manning call a snap election made that decision again but rowlee being a poosee decide he go resign and let steward call the snap election.
Either way i voting PNM. In the last few days i have see Kamla as a nasty woman who feel she is the UNC and people voting for kamla and she made the unc. she has forgotten the years of tears and sleepless nights i am sure basdeo panday had when he formed the UNC and years Makela had to watch her father fight for the people and finally became PM twice. The supporters of the UNC vote for the UNC and not kamla and she made it clear that the UNC is now hers to do with as she please.
Right now TT needs a steady hand to battle the upcoming sheitstorm that had begun with mad man trump and the entire world out of control. Unpredictable rains and heatwaves will cause shortages in food supple and now high shipping and tariffs will increase prices. Kamla cannot in she old age handle all this upcoming battles and will put persons with no experience to fork it up. At this time TT needs the PNM and an experience and stable govt at the wheel.
Taffirs do not increase prices if Trinidad has not increased its import dutiesscrewbash wrote:paid_influencer wrote:this election is extremely predictable. the govt has collapsed and the administration we have now is like a ghost just waiting to depart from this world
I believe that the 1% weather it is chinese or syrian just was they did in 2010 when they made PM Manning call a snap election made that decision again but rowlee being a poosee decide he go resign and let steward call the snap election.
Either way i voting PNM. In the last few days i have see Kamla as a nasty woman who feel she is the UNC and people voting for kamla and she made the unc. she has forgotten the years of tears and sleepless nights i am sure basdeo panday had when he formed the UNC and years Makela had to watch her father fight for the people and finally became PM twice. The supporters of the UNC vote for the UNC and not kamla and she made it clear that the UNC is now hers to do with as she please.
Right now TT needs a steady hand to battle the upcoming sheitstorm that had begun with mad man trump and the entire world out of control. Unpredictable rains and heatwaves will cause shortages in food supple and now high shipping and tariffs will increase prices. Kamla cannot in she old age handle all this upcoming battles and will put persons with no experience to fork it up. At this time TT needs the PNM and an experience and stable govt at the wheel.
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