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PNM dont need MSJ now, elections overThe_Honourable wrote:MSJ Complete Refinery Sale
Leader of the Movement for Social Justice, David Abdulah, tells government, there is now NO good reason for the process of negotiations, in the sale of the Pointe a Pierre Refinery, to be delayed any further.
This, as he notes the newly installed government, faces a challenge in preparing the 2021 budget, which must now be a major priority.
OWTU = PNMRedman wrote:Selling the refinery to the union..takes the union out of play.
OWTU...is no longer relevant.
Redman wrote:Selling the refinery to the union..takes the union out of play.
OWTU...is no longer relevant.
Redman wrote:As usual you wrong,nothing new.
The union no longer commands control of shutting down Petrotrin at the country’s economic expense.
So they no longer have the weight they use to.
De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:As usual you wrong,nothing new.
The union no longer commands control of shutting down Petrotrin at the country’s economic expense.
So they no longer have the weight they use to.
And as usual you're Left Foot Right Foot in your mouth response says it all.
They now have the power to make decisions that will make the economic impact of a few days strike look like sofa change.
You really will defend anything of PNM origin, no matter how stupid you look doing it.
sMASH wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:As usual you wrong,nothing new.
The union no longer commands control of shutting down Petrotrin at the country’s economic expense.
So they no longer have the weight they use to.
And as usual you're Left Foot Right Foot in your mouth response says it all.
They now have the power to make decisions that will make the economic impact of a few days strike look like sofa change.
You really will defend anything of PNM origin, no matter how stupid you look doing it.
all PNM 'A' teams never manage to manage any of the national assets properly, only to pipe it off and let some foreigner make they name with it... u expect PNM 'C' team to manage it well? i mean, this time around, it would have no subventions, their own profitability will be their bread and butter.
the second issue; this time around, all the potential forex will NOT be going to the govt... all will be private, after taxes.
Cespit line get rerouted?De Dragon wrote:sMASH wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:As usual you wrong,nothing new.
The union no longer commands control of shutting down Petrotrin at the country’s economic expense.
So they no longer have the weight they use to.
And as usual you're Left Foot Right Foot in your mouth response says it all.
They now have the power to make decisions that will make the economic impact of a few days strike look like sofa change.
You really will defend anything of PNM origin, no matter how stupid you look doing it.
all PNM 'A' teams never manage to manage any of the national assets properly, only to pipe it off and let some foreigner make they name with it... u expect PNM 'C' team to manage it well? i mean, this time around, it would have no subventions, their own profitability will be their bread and butter.
the second issue; this time around, all the potential forex will NOT be going to the govt... all will be private, after taxes.
It is as if Red Plastic Bag gets his information exclusively from Balisier House.
De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:As usual you wrong,nothing new.
The union no longer commands control of shutting down Petrotrin at the country’s economic expense.
So they no longer have the weight they use to.
And as usual you're Left Foot Right Foot in your mouth response says it all.
They now have the power to make decisions that will make the economic impact of a few days strike look like sofa change.
You really will defend anything of PNM origin, no matter how stupid you look doing it.
De Dragon wrote:sMASH wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:As usual you wrong,nothing new.
The union no longer commands control of shutting down Petrotrin at the country’s economic expense.
So they no longer have the weight they use to.
And as usual you're Left Foot Right Foot in your mouth response says it all.
They now have the power to make decisions that will make the economic impact of a few days strike look like sofa change.
You really will defend anything of PNM origin, no matter how stupid you look doing it.
all PNM 'A' teams never manage to manage any of the national assets properly, only to pipe it off and let some foreigner make they name with it... u expect PNM 'C' team to manage it well? i mean, this time around, it would have no subventions, their own profitability will be their bread and butter.
the second issue; this time around, all the potential forex will NOT be going to the govt... all will be private, after taxes.
It is as if Red Plastic Bag gets his information exclusively from Balisier House.
Redman wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:As usual you wrong,nothing new.
The union no longer commands control of shutting down Petrotrin at the country’s economic expense.
So they no longer have the weight they use to.
And as usual you're Left Foot Right Foot in your mouth response says it all.
They now have the power to make decisions that will make the economic impact of a few days strike look like sofa change.
You really will defend anything of PNM origin, no matter how stupid you look doing it.
Where is this power that the union has?
Today if the union is vex...what leverage do they have?
If or when they restart the refinery....who they striking against?
Just clarify that.
Redman wrote:As usual your misinterpretation is the problem.
It was a simple discussion moving into the UNION’s relevancy.
No mention of management..you comment on posts explicitly stating UNION, but talking Malcolm Jones.
Not that you say anything about him or management, until the last post.
De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:As usual your misinterpretation is the problem.
It was a simple discussion moving into the UNION’s relevancy.
No mention of management..you comment on posts explicitly stating UNION, but talking Malcolm Jones.
Not that you say anything about him or management, until the last post.
Now you're really talking sheit.
The UNION will shortly OWN PT, If, and very likely when, they make sheit decisions as MANAGEMENT of PT, there is potential to royally fack up PT's, and by extension, the country's already precarious finances.
You're being facetious and splitting hairs by attempting to separate OWTU the union and OWTU the owner/manager of PT. Your also being your usual obdurate self by not acknowledging that management decisions potentially have more impact than any strike EVER could. Roget and Co. as OWTU, NEVER cost BILLIONS of dollars in debt a la Malcolm Jones. Stop being an arse about every single PNM dotish decison,( because there are and are going to be hundreds of them)
Redman wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:As usual your misinterpretation is the problem.
It was a simple discussion moving into the UNION’s relevancy.
No mention of management..you comment on posts explicitly stating UNION, but talking Malcolm Jones.
Not that you say anything about him or management, until the last post.
Now you're really talking sheit.
The UNION will shortly OWN PT, If, and very likely when, they make sheit decisions as MANAGEMENT of PT, there is potential to royally fack up PT's, and by extension, the country's already precarious finances.
You're being facetious and splitting hairs by attempting to separate OWTU the union and OWTU the owner/manager of PT. Your also being your usual obdurate self by not acknowledging that management decisions potentially have more impact than any strike EVER could. Roget and Co. as OWTU, NEVER cost BILLIONS of dollars in debt a la Malcolm Jones. Stop being an arse about every single PNM dotish decison,( because there are and are going to be hundreds of them)
At some point you may see that the discussion that was ACTUALLY going on.....is not what you are discussing... all your blustering will not change the posts-read them.
The original point remains...the OWTU no longer has the ability to shut down PETROTRIN at the county's expense.
The OWTU no longer has the leverage they had in the past.
If as you say one cannot separate the Union from the ownership of the Refinery...then you cannot separate the UNION from the consequences of a strike to the owner of the refinery. At that point the Union will be the OWNER.
So you are making the point- they will be striking against themselves, with the immediate interruption of the cash flows-hitting the financier.
IF/When they begin running it- the immediate consequences of ALL of their decisions would be to their account/and the account of the financiers.
That point was made a while ago.
Redman wrote:Your’e.
Not Your.
Bad mistake for a grammar nazi.
You still eh see that the actual discussion isn’t what you blathering on about.
Blather on.
So in your first paragraph you saying that OWTU has no leverage....novel point....![]()
Define risk free.
For the refinery to get back to operation money has to be invested.
Where does that money come from?
Us knowing or not knowing the details doesn’t change the fact that there has to be a financier....therefore the only sheit here is between your ears.
Redman wrote:No one was discussing what you are talking about.
If you can link any of my posts discussing what you blathering about I will concede
I dont have to imagine dotish arguments- we have your posts here and other threads as perfect examples of dotish arguments.
Whine on big man...whine on.
De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:No one was discussing what you are talking about.
If you can link any of my posts discussing what you blathering about I will concede
I dont have to imagine dotish arguments- we have your posts here and other threads as perfect examples of dotish arguments.
Whine on big man...whine on.
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Redman wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:No one was discussing what you are talking about.
If you can link any of my posts discussing what you blathering about I will concede
I dont have to imagine dotish arguments- we have your posts here and other threads as perfect examples of dotish arguments.
Whine on big man...whine on.
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No link?
Make up more stuff...entertain yourself.
Redman wrote:Why is this about me...vs what is actually posted.
My slant ( I guess you do not have a slant) doesn’t change the fact that you are blathering on about something that was not being discussed.
as normal you take it upon yourself to assign a position to me...completely and deliberately misinterpret a post... .then spend time whining about what that position is...as if it really exist.
Saying nothing is not a defense...it’s just not being discussed.
I said nothing about Malcolm Jones, management etc. much less compared them to the union.if I did ....show it.
If you can show where I discussed it,and therefore justify your blathering about imagining argument and other tripe.....just do that,don’t compensate with further fabrication and childish name calling.
So instead of this continuing....the point remains....
The OWTU...is no longer relevant, as they have lost their making bargaining chip.
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