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Strauss wrote:
I dare to say you lack the economic intelligence (as most of the population) to understand HOW the NAR saved the country. If it wasn't for their strict policies, we'd be like Haiti now.
But uneducated people after years of PNM-gimme-gimme mentality would not see this. They expect everything to just get better while not having to sacrifice a cent. And yet they want to be jealous of successful people who sacrifice to get where they are now.
DrunkenMaster16 wrote:blue... Cj is a cnut. Has always, and will always be.
CJ, wham boy yuh eh see meh question??? How yuh he hail meh? Ah did hail yuh in superpharm d other day if yuh remember.... eh "yusif" lol really thought you looked like richard yes... the gym doing yuh good.
bluefete wrote:Strauss wrote:Cjruckus wrote:
Thank you Yasin Abu Bakr for saving us from the tyranny known as The National Alliance for Reconstruction.
As we head down similar paths that built up to the climax known as the coup of 1990, I encourage all citizens to remember how Abu Bakr rescued a nation from the NAR.
Pray to God someone does it again.
One Love.
I dare to say you lack the economic intelligence (as most of the population) to understand HOW the NAR saved the country. If it wasn't for their strict policies, we'd be like Haiti now.
But uneducated people after years of PNM-gimme-gimme mentality would not see this. They expect everything to just get better while not having to sacrifice a cent. And yet they want to be jealous of successful people who sacrifice to get where they are now.
CJRuckus: Are you old enough to remember the circumstances of the coup? If you are, time seems to have dulled your memory. The PEOPLE of T&T were NOT in support of this attempted coup!! As a matter of fact, citizens were cooking and feeding the army personnel who were trying to suppress this travesty. Maybe with the exception of your PNM leader - Patrick Manning.
Why don't you go and ask Mr. Manning, at your next balisier meeting, where he was hiding during the coup. I could tell you but I prefer you to ask.
You PNM people wanted Abu to do your dirty work for you and then were hoping that he would turn the country back over to the PNM.
Why don't you tell us which high ranking customs official(s) allowed those thousands of guns and ammunition to come into the country unimpeded and which port they came through?
Hint: They did not come through Icacos.
Go talk to the families of those who were MURDERED during the coup.
And you dare to talk about the murder rate now. If you do some research, you will see the exponential increase in our murder rates since July 1990.
How come the PNM was ALWAYS AGAINST having a gun amnesty in T&T?
Which locals financed Abu Bakr? And please don't tell me anything about Gaddaffi. He is just a smoke screen.
Anyway, lemme just end here before I choke on the bile in my throat caused by your nefarious wishes for the country.
The old people have a saying:
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR. YOU MIGHT GET IT.
And you really better be careful CJ because if it comes it will hit you so close to home that you will regret ever writing these words.
Have a good day.
Cjruckus wrote:DrunkenMaster16 wrote:blue... Cj is a cnut. Has always, and will always be.
CJ, wham boy yuh eh see meh question??? How yuh he hail meh? Ah did hail yuh in superpharm d other day if yuh remember.... eh "yusif" lol really thought you looked like richard yes... the gym doing yuh good.
thanx man.
Didn't recognize you at all. But its good to see you around.
pioneer wrote:wait wait hold on i now see this one...bluefete wrote:Why don't you tell us which high ranking customs official(s) allowed those thousands of guns and ammunition to come into the country unimpeded and which port they came through?
Let's go back further, how come did the ATF allow the containers of guns to leave the Port of Miami? (United States, it's not in barackpoor or couver)
They were tracking Bakr's movements for months and very well knew of the gun trade shows he went to.
Tell us about that?
Maybe just maybe, the Americans used Bakr as a tool to remove robbie and the corrupt drug-running regime?
NAR opened the floodgates to hell by handing the drug runners this country on a silver platter. As i said before, there are lots of top-ranking NAR people still holding power today, why?
pioneer wrote:wait wait hold on i now see this one...bluefete wrote:Why don't you tell us which high ranking customs official(s) allowed those thousands of guns and ammunition to come into the country unimpeded and which port they came through?
Let's go back further, how come did the ATF allow the containers of guns to leave the Port of Miami? (United States, it's not in barackpoor or couver)
They were tracking Bakr's movements for months and very well knew of the gun trade shows he went to.
Tell us about that?
Maybe just maybe, the Americans used Bakr as a tool to remove robbie and the corrupt drug-running regime?
NAR opened the floodgates to hell by handing the drug runners this country on a silver platter. As i said before, there are lots of top-ranking NAR people still holding power today, why?
Cjruckus wrote:bluefete wrote:Strauss wrote:Cjruckus wrote:
Thank you Yasin Abu Bakr for saving us from the tyranny known as The National Alliance for Reconstruction.
As we head down similar paths that built up to the climax known as the coup of 1990, I encourage all citizens to remember how Abu Bakr rescued a nation from the NAR.
Pray to God someone does it again.
One Love.
I dare to say you lack the economic intelligence (as most of the population) to understand HOW the NAR saved the country. If it wasn't for their strict policies, we'd be like Haiti now.
But uneducated people after years of PNM-gimme-gimme mentality would not see this. They expect everything to just get better while not having to sacrifice a cent. And yet they want to be jealous of successful people who sacrifice to get where they are now.
CJRuckus: Are you old enough to remember the circumstances of the coup? If you are, time seems to have dulled your memory. The PEOPLE of T&T were NOT in support of this attempted coup!! As a matter of fact, citizens were cooking and feeding the army personnel who were trying to suppress this travesty. Maybe with the exception of your PNM leader - Patrick Manning.
Why don't you go and ask Mr. Manning, at your next balisier meeting, where he was hiding during the coup. I could tell you but I prefer you to ask.
You PNM people wanted Abu to do your dirty work for you and then were hoping that he would turn the country back over to the PNM.
Why don't you tell us which high ranking customs official(s) allowed those thousands of guns and ammunition to come into the country unimpeded and which port they came through?
Hint: They did not come through Icacos.
Go talk to the families of those who were MURDERED during the coup.
And you dare to talk about the murder rate now. If you do some research, you will see the exponential increase in our murder rates since July 1990.
How come the PNM was ALWAYS AGAINST having a gun amnesty in T&T?
Which locals financed Abu Bakr? And please don't tell me anything about Gaddaffi. He is just a smoke screen.
Anyway, lemme just end here before I choke on the bile in my throat caused by your nefarious wishes for the country.
The old people have a saying:
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR. YOU MIGHT GET IT.
And you really better be careful CJ because if it comes it will hit you so close to home that you will regret ever writing these words.
Have a good day.
So you won't agree that the Coup did the country some good?
Remember, history is written by the victors.
pioneer wrote:ALLAH AKBAR!
Strauss wrote:Cjruckus wrote:
Thank you Yasin Abu Bakr for saving us from the tyranny known as The National Alliance for Reconstruction.
As we head down similar paths that built up to the climax known as the coup of 1990, I encourage all citizens to remember how Abu Bakr rescued a nation from the NAR.
Pray to God someone does it again.
One Love.
I dare to say you lack the economic intelligence (as most of the population) to understand HOW the NAR saved the country. If it wasn't for their strict policies, we'd be like Haiti now.
But uneducated people after years of PNM-gimme-gimme mentality would not see this. They expect everything to just get better while not having to sacrifice a cent. And yet they want to be jealous of successful people who sacrifice to get where they are now.
Strauss wrote:Cjruckus wrote:
Thank you Yasin Abu Bakr for saving us from the tyranny known as The National Alliance for Reconstruction.
As we head down similar paths that built up to the climax known as the coup of 1990, I encourage all citizens to remember how Abu Bakr rescued a nation from the NAR.
Pray to God someone does it again.
One Love.
I dare to say you lack the economic intelligence (as most of the population) to understand HOW the NAR saved the country. If it wasn't for their strict policies, we'd be like Haiti now.
But uneducated people after years of PNM-gimme-gimme mentality would not see this. They expect everything to just get better while not having to sacrifice a cent. And yet they want to be jealous of successful people who sacrifice to get where they are now.
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Ignorant Ignis wrote:lots of voiced opinions from ppl that were in pampers at the time ........ talking about politics before they were born ...... lol
Strauss wrote:Cjruckus wrote:
Thank you Yasin Abu Bakr for saving us from the tyranny known as The National Alliance for Reconstruction.
As we head down similar paths that built up to the climax known as the coup of 1990, I encourage all citizens to remember how Abu Bakr rescued a nation from the NAR.
Pray to God someone does it again.
One Love.
I dare to say you lack the economic intelligence (as most of the population) to understand HOW the NAR saved the country. If it wasn't for their strict policies, we'd be like Haiti now.
But uneducated people after years of PNM-gimme-gimme mentality would not see this. They expect everything to just get better while not having to sacrifice a cent. And yet they want to be jealous of successful people who sacrifice to get where they are now.
