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Morpheus wrote:Kewell35 wrote:Hyperion wrote:smithmj678 wrote:Hyperion wrote:http://www.trinidadexpress.com/20150605/editorial/don8217t-overestimate-the-trolls
for the sycophants..............
Anyone knows what nonsense this gentleman is talking about?
The Trinidad Express is a 100% PNM newspaper. It is actually more PNM than Trinituner, so the author of that article should be the last one talking about paid trolls trying to persuade the general public into voting for the UNC government considering the Express and rest of PNM media in this country are more biased and spread more propaganda than a North Korean news paper. Someone tell that author to take his head and stick it where the sun don't shine.
J smith
Dan you letting your true colours show, try to read and understand the article, the author never once mentioned UNC, so in essence what you doing is just confirming that "paid trolls trying to influence people to vote UNC on social media"
this is what the writer Darryl Boodan said.
There are two main reasons politicians and their party faithful should be cautious about assuming that they can use social media to either win votes or shape public opinion.
Firstly, there is little evidence to suggest Facebook or other social media sites can help a party win an election. In one experiment conducted in the US in 2010, on the day of the congressional elections, researchers set out to see how many people they could influence via Facebook to go out and vote. Setting up special Facebook voting messages and using control groups, they determined they were able to influence “60,000 more votes nationwide and were indirectly responsible for 280,000 that were spurred by friends of friends” — what they called the “‘social contagion' effect”.
Given that 90 million people voted in those elections, this does not look like an impressive level of influence, at least not to determine the outcome of an election
he also said:
The second reason they should be cautious about overestimating the ability of social media has to do with the very nature of the Internet itself.
To borrow a line from former prime minister Basdeo Panday, the Internet has a morality of its own. Sites like Facebook are essentially giant echo chambers, governed by algorithms designed to give you back exactly what you put in. Facebook's hyper connectivity appeals to most of us precisely because it helps us connect only with those who already share our worldview.
Facebook allows us to live in our own digital gated community where we can surround ourselves with ideologically similar neighbours, never having to worry about them blaring loud ideas we don't like at all hours of the day
In other words, facebook pages demeaning those of a different political view will only appeal to like minded people, so you not converting anybody. DON"T OVERESTIMATE THE TROLLS.
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/20150605 ... the-trolls
Yeah boy. Trinidad Express is a hardcore PNM paper. And that channel with Desha Rambajabat. Gosh boy, Why they doh have some sweet black woman presenting. They does always want to have the same indian woman who does pronounce things like 'the NASHUN', the 'the CHANNUUHHL'. I eh know why they does hide the bess reds and darkies. Prefer a reds over a indian anytime and they will get more views anyway.
Similar to Governmont?
Members of the Kamla Persad-Bissessar-led Government are to be interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) regarding monies spent by former cabinet minister Jack Warner in his capacity of FIFA vice-president.
This as the US Justice Department continues its investigation into allegations of money laundering by several high profile FIFA officials, among them Warner.
Questions sent to the Department of Justice in New York on May 28, seeking responses regarding the impending interviews and investigations into FIFA monies funding the People's Partnership, resulted in press officer Nellin McIntosh at the Department of Justice saying they would not comment on ongoing investigations.
“We looked into your questions, but unfortunately, our office will not comment on them at this time,” McIntosh said.
Read Hema sues TV6
Apart from some officials who deal with the finances of the Partnership, Cable News Channel 3 host Hema Ramkissoon has also been identified as a person to be interviewed as investigations continue.
Ramkissoon had once held the position of Communications Manager at Concacaf under Jack Warner during the period 2009-2011, as well as Warner's personal assistant.
Another Concacaf official Jeffrey Webb has been named by the US as one in 14 FIFA officials charged with corruption which include moneylaundering and is currently being housed at a jail in Switzerland awaiting extradition to the US.
Webb is said to be fighting this move.
Sources say Ramkissoon was a guest of Webb on May 23, 2012, the day Webb was unanimously elected to lead CONCACAF, in Budapest, Hungary, where he was officially unveiled as Concacaf President.
Warner has indicated his decision to contest the request by the US to have him extradited to answer charges of racketeering and money laundering.
Sources say US officials have in their possession an unedited version of the proceedings with respect to allegations of bribery purported to have taken place at the Hyatt Regency (Trinidad) hotel in Port of Spain on or about May 10 and May 11, 2011.
The unedited version, which has been obtained by the Sunday Express, identified Ramkissoon as being present at the meeting, as she is referred to by name within the first few seconds of the recording being asked whether there was any media present.
A response of “there is no media present” is heard.
Sources further told the Sunday Express that the spending habits of Webb are still being compiled as part of the ongoing investigation.
Among Webb's expenses are airline tickets to finance the trip of a T&T talk show host to Panama in April 2013.
On May 30 at 4.38 p.m., the Sunday Express contacted Ramkissoon via WhatsApp and posed the following questions to her:
1) Have you been interviewed by US authorities regarding your presence at the Hyatt hotel on May 11,2011, during a meeting hosted by Mr Jack Warner?
2) Are you aware that US law agents have in their possession an unedited video of the Hyatt meeting, where reference is made to your presence?
3) Did you meet Mr bin Hammam at the Piarco International Airport at any time during your tenure at Concacaf?
4) Did you do any work for Jeffrey Webb while employed at CONCACAF?
Ramkissoon's response came at 6.32 p.m.: “As you are aware, CONCACAF is a large international organisation with hundreds of employees over the world. Its operations now forms part of an international criminal probe by the law enforcement officials including but limited to the United States Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigations, Interpol, the Serious Frauds Office in the United Kingdom as well as the Integrity Commission and the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service. As such, it would be highly improper for any employee past or present to comment on any matter, which touches or concerns this investigation to avoid the possibility of prejudicing or compromising these investigations. The matters raised in your questions have been investigated by the FIFA Ethics Committee, Concacaf and CAS. All documents are in the public domain.”
Mohamed bin Hammam Hyatt meeting to be re-opened
On May 10, 2011, Warner hosted the heads of various Caribbean Football Associations to meet with FIFA presidential candidate Mohamed bin Hammam in Port of Spain.
Bin Hammam, sources say, was met at the Piarco International Airport by protocol personnel and was greeted at the Diplomatic Lounge by Ramkissoon.
The following day, several of the officials present at the meeting reported that over US$1 million was distributed to them in brown envelopes.
In June 2011, Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley wrote to then Commissioner of Police Dwayne Gibbs about the possible breach of the laws of Trinidad and Tobago, including the Exchange Control Act, the Customs Act and generally the criminal law relating to bribery.
This letter followed the suspension of Warner and bin Hammam by the FIFA Ethics Committee based on allegations that they were involved in a bribes-for-votes campaign.
Sources disclosed that US investigators have a list of financial transactions in their possessions, several of which assisted in funding both the United National Congress internal elections in January 2010 and the lead up to the general elections. The bill for several social events hosted by the UNC was also footed by Warner.
Sources say at least $2 million was spent by Warner in the lead up to the heavily advertised January 29, 2011 UNC Dollar Fete.
The Dollar Fete was conceptualised by Warner in his capacity as chairman of the UNC. Also, sources say, the Partnership's first anniversary rally in 2011 was funded by Warner.
Investigators are also expected to again interview personnel at Piarco International Airport and will formally request from the T&T authorities Port, Health, Customs and Excise and Immigration documents regarding bin Hammam's arrival in a private jet.
Between December 2012 and June 2013, the FBI came to Trinidad and through Special Branch officers conducted interviews with senior management at Piarco International Airport.
On May 27 this year during an interview with the media, Prime Minister Persad-Bissessar was questioned on whether Warner's money was used in the Partnership's election campaign.
Persad-Bissessar said she received no money from Warner either for the UNC internal election, the May 2010 general elections, or the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) election in 2013.
“I received no financing from Mr Warner, he may have financed Mr Warner's own campaign in 2010 but as leader of the Partnership and leader of the UNC, I received no financing whatsoever from Mr Warner, either prior to the internal elections in 2010, my party's internal elections and thereafter into the general election,” she said.
However, following the release of cheques to Ross Advertising and Tobago Organisation of the People by Warner, Persad-Bissessar called for an audit of the UNC.
The Sunday Express also contacted Communications Minister Vasant Bharath on May 30, asking him to comment on why the government has now decided to clear the air on Warner's claims, given the fact that Warner has in the past made no secret about financing the party.
Bharath said, “I am not a member of the hierarchy of the party so I was never involved in any of the functions or organisation of them, so I would not know. So I would have to go with what the PM said”.
“This is the first time Mr Warner has said all these things as far as I am aware, so the PM would have to now deny the claims by Mr Warner.
“It is not something that has come up in the recent past which needed to be denied and its now these claims are being made”, he said.
The indictment against Warner follows four years of investigations by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) authorities, into allegations of “rampant and systemic” corruption and rich self-dealing by FIFA officials.
On June 3, the US requested through Interpol, that Warner and five other officials be placed on “red notice”.
UML wrote:Ramnarine: Young must explain 'questionable' Facebook post
Published on Jun 5, 2015, 10:31 pm AST
ENERGY Minister Kevin Ramnarine has called on Stuart Young to explain whether a Facebook post of his was influenced by a conflict of interest situation.
Speaking in the House of Representatives Tower D, International Waterfront Centre, Port of Spain, yesterday, Ramnarine noted that Young was a temporary PNM Senator and was the candidate for Port of Spain North/St Ann's West.
“Mr Young went on Facebook and wrote a treatise on the Phoenix Park IPO and sought to speak about matters related to the valuation.”
Ramnarine said the persons who advised NGC on the Phoenix Park valuation were Ernst and Young. “And one wonders whether there is any relationship between Mr Young and persons at Ernest and Young who did that valuation and if there is then perhaps he should come out and clear the air with regard to any relationship that he may have to persons in Ernest and Young who may have provided him with some insider information with regard to that valuation,” Ramnarine stated.
Ramnarine said there had been a “concerted attempt by certain persons on the other side to derail the Phoenix Park IPO and they will not derail it. The IPO is coming. It will happen and I put the population on notice that the IPO will be a success,” he said.
Ramnarine said nurses, doctors, teachers, lawyers, and others could own a part of one of the country's most valuable and profitable companies.
Phoenix Park was established by the NAR Government, he noted. He said the company has never been unprofitable. “Its profitability index is around 25 per cent,” he said.
Contacted for comment, Young said: “I am currently waiting on the Hansard record of what was said in today's sitting of the House of Representatives and when I receive it I will respond accordingly but in the meantime it seems to me to be yet another desperate attempt by the UNC government to distract from the real issue at hand,”
In his Facebook post, Stuart Young stated that the Editorial in the Business Guardian (on May 25) confirmed what he had been warning citizens about. It stated:
“This is yet another wake up call Trinidad and Tobago.
The president of the National Gas Company (NGC) has confirmed that the value of the shares of Phoenix Park Gas Processors Limited (PPGPL) has dropped since they conceptualised the IPO of PPGPL. —Ria Taitt
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/20150605 ... ebook-post
UML wrote:Young 's wife works with Ernst & Young and was part of the evaluation team.
??:UML wrote:UML wrote:Young 's wife works with Ernst & Young and was part of the evaluation team.
Me eh hear yuh Rowley sorry Redman
UML wrote:Young 's wife works with Ernst & Young and was part of the evaluation team.
Felicity turns its back on Jack
Chaguanas West calls on MP to hang up his boots as they return to UNC fold
Shaliza Hassanali
Published:
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Pacheco Vincent says Jack Warner has fallen from grace. PHOTO: ABRAHAM DIAZ
Chaguanas West constituents are urging their MP Jack Warner to hang up his political boots.
This comes as Warner faces corruption, racketeering and bribery charges arising out of a US-led investigation into Fifa. On May 27, Warner appeared in court on a provisional warrant for his arrest stemming from extradition proceedings initiated against him.
On Tuesday, the call came from several constituents in Warner’s constituency, which he has represented for the past five years.
Constituents feel Warner, leader of the Independent Liberal Party (ILP), should not seek re-election for two reasons—the charges that he now faces and the dwindling popularity of his party, which had attracted widespread support in 2013, in the face of renewed support for the United National Congress (UNC).
They said the odds are now stacked against Warner, who is out on $2.5 million bail.
Though Warner has denied wrongdoing, claiming the charges are part of a US “witch-hunt” meant to punish him for his support of Qatar’s 2022 World Cup, constituents feel he should stay out of politics. For years Chaguanas West had been a UNC stronghold. However, in the 2013 by-election, constituents switched allegiance and threw their support behind Warner’s ILP.
In Cacandee, a community that worshipped the ground Warner walked on, Radesh Mahabir said the support Warner generated in the last 60 months had fallen to an all-time low, as he urged the former Fifa vice president, who is now wanted by Interpol, to call it a day.
In 2010, Mahabir said, Warner received overwhelming support as a member of the UNC.
After Warner parted ways with the Government in 2013, Mahabir said, and fought the seat on an ILP ticket, he promised his constituents day-care facilities and that doctors would visit them in their homes should they fall ill.
“None of this never materialised. Plenty people became disappointed and got turned off by Warner false promises after 2013.”
Mahabir said the UNCites who backed the ILP decided to go back to the home of the rising sun.
“Few people want to hear about Warner in the back here. Should he go up for Chaguanas West he go be a one-man team...he go can’t do nothing for the people. The Government in power go stifle and fight Warner and the people would be the ones to suffer. I personally feel he should step down from politics.”
Mahabir said what also displeased residents was Warner’s lack of visibility.
He said Warner went from being one of the hardest working MPs to non-existent in the last two years.
Fall from grace
Mahabir said while the majority of residents were pleased with Warner’s performance, it was time they got someone new to represent them.
“Besides, nobody would support Warner now that he has those charges hanging over his head. Voting for him would be taking a gamble.”
Mahabir said a man was innocent until proven guilty, and he hoped Warner was not carted off to prison when the matter concluded in court.
Pensioner Babooram Nanan said if Warner had files on the UNC he should be careful.
“They would try to bump him off.”
Playing a card game in a parlour along the Cacandee Main Road, Nanan said if Warner had information on the UNC this could bring the party to its knees and hamper its chances at the polls.
“They should know who they playing with because Jack was one of the most powerful figures in global football. It can hamper their chances at the polls. Likewise, if the UNC have secrets on Warner they can also come forward and hang his Jack. This can do more harm than good,” Nanan said.
Joining Nanan at the table was carpenter Derrick Dyett of Jalim Street.
Dyett said while Warner had lost his sting in Felicity, he was a legend in his own right.
“We would never get a MP like Warner again. The man has been an international figure because of his association with Fifa. He is also a humble man who never discriminated anyone,” Dyett said.
Dyett said Warner should hang up his political boots.
“This area is a UNC stronghold. I don’t see Jack winning here again.”
At Lyle Lane, Felicity, Vikash Jaikaran heaped praises on Warner for bringing improvements to the community after many years of neglect.
Jaikaran said Warner was often the topic of conversation at the Felicity Recreational Ground by political pundits in the community.
“For months they have been saying they don’t want Warner back in Chaguanas West. Felicity and Cacandee gone back UNC. Warner is out of the political picture, as far as I see,” Jaikaran said.
Pacheco Vincent, a maxi taxi driver and friend of Jaikaran, said even though Warner had been a good representative, he believed he should ride out into the sunset.
“Jack political days are over,” Vincent said, while fishing in the compound of the Lakhan Karriah Cremation Site.
Vincent said Warner had fallen from grace.
“This is the reality of the situation.” “Nothing could change that,” Vincent pointed out.
PP Government treated
Warner unfairly
A stone’s throw away at Boundary Road, pensioner Ganesh Ramdeen said he voted for Warner in 2010 and 2013 and would do so again in 2015.
“If Jack going up for Chaguanas West I would support him. If he is not contesting I would vote for the PNM,” Ramdeen said.
He described Warner’s commitment and contribution to the constituency and country as heroic.
“The PP Government never treated Jack fairly. The cabal never gave him an easy time. They wanted him out. Jack was used and abused by the party he helped built. They only wanted his money. The same way the UNC betrayed former prime minister Basdeo Panday they did to Jack. If Warner get money from the white man to fund the party I don’t see a problem with that.
“Other politicians do worse and they are still around walking around free,” Ramdeen said.
Ramdeen said while the UNC promised to fight corruption they had not been able to bring Calder Hart to account for allegedly mismanaging taxpayers’ money.
At Warren Monroe Road, Warrenville, Sheriff Ali, 54, felt Warner’s representation was good.
He, however, expressed displeasure with the “rude, unmannerly and disrespectful way” Warner was treated by the UNC before he resigned from the party.
Ali believes the charges against Warner were perfectly timed to sink the MP and the ILP party as the election approaches.
“Why they couldn’t charge him before the general election? Why now? This was done just to destroy Jack,” Ali said.
Ali’s neighbour Keizer Samnath said though he was satisfied with Warner’s performance, he felt the UNC could have handled Warner’s situation differently.
“I don’t like what the UNC did to him. He put his blood, sweat and tears into the party and had to leave.”
He said Warner might be down but was certainly not out.
Jack the fighter
“I think Jack is not going to give up so easily. The man is a fighter,” Samnath said.
Samnath said he had two minds about voting.
“The Government have people confused with what they saying and doing. Every time you turn is this one saying this and that one saying that. They have people head spinning.”
Walking along Tropical Drive in Warrenville, Janet Samnath confessed that Warner never helped the residents on her street.
“Right now we begging for our road to be paved and nobody taking we on. It’s in a mess. In the rainy season is mud and dry season it’s a dust bowl. This is what we have to face,” Samnath complained.
She said while she voted for the UNC in 2010, they would not get her support in 2015.
The unemployed woman said she had been fighting tooth and nail to get a permanent food card.
“I got three temporary food cards, but they don’t want to give me a permanent one. It have plenty people who far better off than me collecting food cards and I can’t get any. I fed up with politicians. None ain’t different,” Samnath said.
Anthony Douglas, a resident of Trace Marshall, Warrenville, said Warner was now missing in action.
The last time Douglas said he spotted Warner was in 2013.
“He came in the back here in a vehicle days before the by-election to get our votes. He never step foot in here again.”
Douglas described Warner’s representation as poor.
“What the UNC and my Prime Minister has done in five years with infrastructural development in the country no Government has ever done. I don’t want to see or hear nothing about the ILP far less for Warner. He is a waste of time. Warner should go home. He will never get my vote.”
Anand Ramlogan of Alligator Trace North, Cunupia, commended Warner for doing more than other government MPs.
Ramlogan, who straightens and paints vehicles, said for years residents had been asking for a pavement from Warren Monroe Road to Low Cost supermarket, but they were ignored.
Admitting that he voted for Warner not once but twice, Ramlogan said he would not go to the polls again.
“You voting for them politicians and you not getting help,” Ramlogan reasoned.
Tears for MP
Nearby, Sieudath Suruj said he believed Warner financially supported the UNC.
“I think the UNC gave him a raw deal.They take what they get from Jack financially and otherwise and now saying he no good...he is a wanted man.
“I does always say anywhere it have too much of Indians it does have cut down and fight. Jack should have known better. I feel he should give up politics now.”
Unsure if he would vote in the election, Suruj said while Warner liked Indian people, football and politics, all had been to his detriment.
Sitting in her yard at Salem Avenue, Cunupia, 84-year-old Korisha Ali, a devout Muslim, said tears flowed from her eyes when she heard that Warner had problems obtaining bail and had to spend a night in prison.
“I cried for him. I like that man too bad. He is a good human being. He like Indian people.”
Ali said she hoped Warner contested Chaguanas West.
“I want Jack back in Parliament. The Opposition Leader giving the Government too much trouble. They only rowing and fighting. They no good,” Ali said.
Along the bustling Monroe Road in Cunupia, businessman Neshan Ramlogan rated Warner’s performance as unsatisfactory.
Ramlogan said Warner neglected their community and focused his attention on the people of Felicity who had now turned their backs on him.
At Pierre Road, Charlieville, vegetable vendor Ryan Jaglal said Warner did a lot of good by uniting the people in the community.
“He brought everyone together for religious and cultural celebrations. Give Jack he jacket, he performed well. He really did a lot for people,” Jaglal said.
‘No comment’
Warner, in response to a text message sent to him on Friday, wrote “regretfully on this occasion Shaliza, no comments.”
http://m.guardian.co.tt/news/2015-06-06 ... -back-jack
:shock::shock:Habit7 wrote:But UML you was almost ILP?viewtopic.php?f=4&p=7294902#p7294902UML wrote:janfar wrote:UML would u be a supporter of the ILP or would you stick with the UNC...
this turning into the ask UML thread.
Good question. I for one waiting to see. I supported jack when he had the revolutioto remove panday. It must be noted that the cabal members were the same ones who bad talk kamla and was the last to jump ship at the dying end wen panday ship was sinking.
I will most likely support jack warner cause i hate moonilal, suruj is a pig he talks down on ppl and Sharma is a deadhorse who has done nuttin for the party yet has the audacity to say jack never financed the UNC or elections
The cabal saw the opportunity to remove hack as competition especially with leadership elections already due, they didn't have a chance with jack in d picture.
What I not sure about when UNC get they pot wash Monday and she welcomes jack back to join her I not sure if he will join as ilp in the partnership or as UNC. I more thinking ilp because he already has a strong supporter base and will have more leverage.
UML wrote:UML wrote:
UML wrote:Rowley must answer if Warner’s son is still a member and supporter of the PNM.
The UNC notes with concern and amusement the statements made by the opposition MP and Political Leader of the ILP, Mr. Jack Warner about his alleged financial assistance to this Party and the Peoples Partnership.
Mr. Warner’s notorious political modus operandi has been characterized by shock-value scandalous allegations and character assassination. This has led to several defamation law suits against him. No doubt many more will be filed in the coming months as he continues and intensifies his malicious political and personal attacks.
Instead of addressing the serious allegations and criminal offences against him, he has targeted the UNC and the PP. The daily revelations about the guilty pleas by his sons and Mr. Chuck Blazer have lowered Mr. Warner into the political and legal quicksand. Mr. Warner’s already diminished political credibility is vanishing before our very eyes. He is the first aspirant to the office of Prime Minister in our political history that will not be able to travel to the USA and UK and many other countries with which we do business. His political career is all but finished.
It is clear that his harangues and rants are now designed to assist the opposition PNM with which he has long forged an alliance via the Round Table coalition led by Dr. Rowley’s PNM. We note the deafening conspicuous silence from the political entities that comprise this group on Mr. Warner’s transgressions and their goading support for his vicious political attacks against the UNC, its political leader and several front-line MPs.
The political relationship between the PNM and the Warner family is well established – see Express article of Dec 13, 2010 “Jack respects son’s PNM decision” and “Give Rowley a chance to lead ” – where Daryan embraced Rowley as his mentor and pledged his support for the PNM.
We therefore wish to ask opposition MP Dr. Rowley whether Warner’s son Daryan Warner who pleaded guilty to a three-count information charging him with wire fraud conspiracy, money laundering conspiracy and the structuring of financial transactions is still a member and supporter of the PNM. We also ask Dr. Rowley to disclose the extent of the financial support from the Warner family to the PNM.
The political dividend and benefit they hope to reap by having Mr. Warner do their dirty work for them is not going to materialize as they cannot bury and shield their political relationship with Mr. Warner whom they embraced after he was asked to resign from the Cabinet of the Peoples Partnership. Indeed, Dr. Rowley and Mr. Warner were seen in intense conversation and in a jovial mood last week at the wedding reception hosted by a prominent contractor. Dr Rowley has become Mr. Warner’s political puppet master and is using him to attack the UNC.
Mr. Warner is hell bent on destroying the UNC and the government because he blames them for his legal problems. The UNC is proud that the government partnered with the United States Department of Justice and the FBI through the Central Authority in fulfillment of its treaty obligations in the interest of international justice. To do otherwise would have been illegal and put the country at grave risk by protecting a wanted man who seems to think that he is above the law.
A drowning man will grasp at any straw. Mr. Warner has painted himself into an extremely difficult legal corner from which it will be very difficult to extricate himself. We wish him well in his upcoming legal battles but support the rule of law and the constitution that is the supreme law of Trinidad and Tobago. The UNC is proud that its leader had the wisdom and fortitude to remove Mr. Warner from her cabinet and sees these recent developments as a vindication of that decision. http://unctt.org/rowley-must-answer-if- ... f-the-pnm/
eliteauto wrote:yup after UNC wrote on them on their website I'm sure the PNM feels obligated to answer a nonsensical question
Poor UNC, while JW was a UNC member, UNC MP, UNC Gov't Minister, UNC best friend of the PM and UNC chairman, he allegedly committed crimes but UNC say he aligned with the PNM
D Diesel Report wrote:One must ask the question, who funds FOR TT and is there a bias in their postings?
The same should go for Fixin' T&T.
Will we see their groups after the 2015 General Election or would they fizzle away into nothingness after they have 'served their purpose'?
Habit7 wrote:D Diesel Report wrote:One must ask the question, who funds FOR TT and is there a bias in their postings?
The same should go for Fixin' T&T.
Will we see their groups after the 2015 General Election or would they fizzle away into nothingness after they have 'served their purpose'?
UNC genetic fallacies.
Their motive, funding or inclination doesn't matter...
Is it true.
Kewell35 wrote:TV6 ever say anything positive about Kamla before? Why they doh praise she about how hot she is? She is the hottest world leader right now and they only knocking down the lady. Kamla should do porn.
Kewell35 wrote:TV6 ever say anything positive about Kamla before? Why they doh praise she about how hot she is? She is the hottest world leader right now and they only knocking down the lady. Kamla should do porn.
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