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wing wrote:We are up against spite, hate–Kamla
20100112
Kamla Persad-Bissessar has launched a counter-attack against UNC leader Basdeo Panday as the fight for control of the UNC heats up. Speaking at a meeting in Aranguez on Monday night, Persad-Bissessar was critical of Panday who, she said lead the UNC to three election defeats since 2001. She said: "We are up against decades of bitterness, spite and hate that causes politicians to demonise their opponents instead of coming together to correct the ills of this country, to unite the people to defeat the anti-people PNM. "That kind of politics is bad for the UNC as a party and bad for the country," Persad-Bissessar said.
She added that the UNC's internal election was being treated as a war and the use of "dirty weapons" appeared to be promising. Last week, Panday said Persad-Bissessar would be unfit to lead the UNC because of her "weakness," which made her vulnerable. "We are up against the idea of a group of persons who think that it is acceptable to say anything and do anything to win an election," Persad-Bissessar said. She also made indirect reference's to Panday's mishandling the issues of the Caroni workers in 2003, which allowed the PNM "to send home 10,000 workers and dramatically affect the lives of 40,000-plus dependants, causing a gloom to descend" over Central Trinidad and other areas of the UNC base of support.
Persad-Bissessar charged that the politics of her opponents said "nothing of the fact that since 2000 you have lost (two general) elections in 2001, 2007 and a local election in 2003," which reduced the number of regional corporations the UNC controlled. She told more than 200 supporters at the meeting at Prakash Tyre Shop, along the Aranguez Main Road, her opponents failed to make references to the loss of 100,000 voters who "turned their backs away from the UNC in 2007" and joined another political party–the COP.
She also pointed out that no reference was being made to the declining number of seats the UNC held in the House of Representatives, which has been dropping since 2000, from 20 to 15. "While my opponents spend their time in developing strategies to demonise and denigrate me, I want to use my time to develop strategies and programmes, and take action to positively affect the hopelessness I see," Persad-Bissessar said. She asked: "Is their participation of the public denigration of a woman how they treat their wives and daughters? "Are these the people we want as our leaders? What morality would they bring to national life?"
From the archives...
The hypocrisy and unmitigated gall that the sycophants foisting on the party members and the population.
Barry isn't the political leader... please specify which queen, there are quite a few in the party.VexXx Dogg wrote:wing wrote:We are up against spite, hate–Kamla
20100112
Kamla Persad-Bissessar has launched a counter-attack against UNC leader Basdeo Panday as the fight for control of the UNC heats up. Speaking at a meeting in Aranguez on Monday night, Persad-Bissessar was critical of Panday who, she said lead the UNC to three election defeats since 2001. She said: "We are up against decades of bitterness, spite and hate that causes politicians to demonise their opponents instead of coming together to correct the ills of this country, to unite the people to defeat the anti-people PNM. "That kind of politics is bad for the UNC as a party and bad for the country," Persad-Bissessar said.
She added that the UNC's internal election was being treated as a war and the use of "dirty weapons" appeared to be promising. Last week, Panday said Persad-Bissessar would be unfit to lead the UNC because of her "weakness," which made her vulnerable. "We are up against the idea of a group of persons who think that it is acceptable to say anything and do anything to win an election," Persad-Bissessar said. She also made indirect reference's to Panday's mishandling the issues of the Caroni workers in 2003, which allowed the PNM "to send home 10,000 workers and dramatically affect the lives of 40,000-plus dependants, causing a gloom to descend" over Central Trinidad and other areas of the UNC base of support.
Persad-Bissessar charged that the politics of her opponents said "nothing of the fact that since 2000 you have lost (two general) elections in 2001, 2007 and a local election in 2003," which reduced the number of regional corporations the UNC controlled. She told more than 200 supporters at the meeting at Prakash Tyre Shop, along the Aranguez Main Road, her opponents failed to make references to the loss of 100,000 voters who "turned their backs away from the UNC in 2007" and joined another political party–the COP.
She also pointed out that no reference was being made to the declining number of seats the UNC held in the House of Representatives, which has been dropping since 2000, from 20 to 15. "While my opponents spend their time in developing strategies to demonise and denigrate me, I want to use my time to develop strategies and programmes, and take action to positively affect the hopelessness I see," Persad-Bissessar said. She asked: "Is their participation of the public denigration of a woman how they treat their wives and daughters? "Are these the people we want as our leaders? What morality would they bring to national life?"
From the archives...
The hypocrisy and unmitigated gall that the sycophants foisting on the party members and the population.
God bless the Queen.
VexXx Dogg wrote:Jeez bai, this lady demolishing bas’ legacy.
Habit7 wrote:For once I have to agree with Rodney Charles. Kamla is no one to criticise anybody's attendance. She is always absent, and when she is present it is to just take out FB photos, her supporters fawn over her in the comments and she rides out.
They could bad talk these dissident 5 all they want, but the well has already been poisoned. They are just saying what everybody else is thinking but are afraid to say.
Habit7 wrote:Some ppl get upset with Rowley because he either blames Kamla for everything or always compares his govt to hers. But to me it is astute political strategy. PNM doesn’t have to be great, they just have to be better than the UNC. And once Rowley can show that, he will most likely get the lesser of two evils vote.
Kamla had 10yrs to put in the work to show that she can be PM again. Has she done it?
The_Honourable wrote:Waiting for Mmoonilal to say Rodney Charles is ah pnm agent
Besides Vasant, there's nobody there with the sort of charisma or name power to attract the UNC and PNM dissatisfied and the undecided. See COP 2007.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:So that's
Dinesh
Parray
Anita
Rodney
Ragbir
The already exiled
Devant
Fuad
Vasant
Ramona
That's new party brewing there
The majority of the undecided voters in the marginal seats say otherwise, because it is they who will decide the election outcome. Because it makes no sense to have all your support in your own strongholds.Mmoney607 wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Waiting for Mmoonilal to say Rodney Charles is ah pnm agent
His actions say that he wants another five years of pnm
wing wrote:Besides Vasant, there's nobody there with the sort of charisma or name power to attract the UNC and PNM dissatisfied and the undecided. See COP 2007.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:So that's
Dinesh
Parray
Anita
Rodney
Ragbir
The already exiled
Devant
Fuad
Vasant
Ramona
That's new party brewing there
VexXx Dogg wrote:wing wrote:Besides Vasant, there's nobody there with the sort of charisma or name power to attract the UNC and PNM dissatisfied and the undecided. See COP 2007.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:So that's
Dinesh
Parray
Anita
Rodney
Ragbir
The already exiled
Devant
Fuad
Vasant
Ramona
That's new party brewing there
Mooks, ah mean Dooks was a real outlier in terms of supporter growth/engagement.
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