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drchaos wrote:Everyone fails to consider the amount of money laundering that goes on through the gambling establishments. It is by far one of the easiest ways to clean money. We should be taxing the sheit out of them and have serious regulation and oversight.
BRZ wrote:you reaaaly have a chip on your shoulder about a certain group in Trinidad , you realise zr that slavery was abolished how many years ago? Let it go man! stop the inward oppression.
zoom rader wrote:drchaos wrote:Everyone fails to consider the amount of money laundering that goes on through the gambling establishments. It is by far one of the easiest ways to clean money. We should be taxing the sheit out of them and have serious regulation and oversight.
Gambling establishments are small change and new to block
There are ppl that moved from selling cloth to building and buying Malls , condos ect , thats where the real money is/was laundered.
They made they ill gains and are now financing this government and they are looking to squeeze them. out.
scotty_buttons wrote:What sh!t is this. Decrease health?! Increase office of the PM???
Other areas where decreases in allocations are to be recorded include: a $16 million reduction in the allocation of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development; a $10 million reduction at the Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs due to a shifting of regional complex facilities; and a $6 million reduction in the allocation for the Ministry of Health due to the shift in responsibilities for HIV/AIDS to the Office of the Prime Minister.
http://www.newsday.co.tt/news/0,226115.html
Habit7 wrote:scotty_buttons wrote:What sh!t is this. Decrease health?! Increase office of the PM???Other areas where decreases in allocations are to be recorded include: a $16 million reduction in the allocation of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development; a $10 million reduction at the Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs due to a shifting of regional complex facilities; and a $6 million reduction in the allocation for the Ministry of Health due to the shift in responsibilities for HIV/AIDS to the Office of the Prime Minister.
http://www.newsday.co.tt/news/0,226115.html
novastar1 wrote:PM is both a volcano and an hiv specialist? Very impressive indeed!!
Habit7 wrote:...and asking if I illiterateDe Dragon wrote:Habit7 wrote:Either you admit to talking rumshop talk or face the embarrassment of fumbling to find a source to substantiate your claims. Attacking me personally will not suffice for me calling you out from attributing false meanings to Dr. Rowley and calling those who disagree naive. Neither would it help when you reference a multi-million dollar study that has no proof of being multi-million dollar or being borne by the taxpayer. If you want to criticise the govt, criticise them on facts not on illusions of grandeur.De Dragon wrote:You wanna talk logic?![]()
"Logicicize" this, why after spending said 500 mil, is there to be another multi-million dollar feasibility study?
Well now I am forced to believe that you are either illiterate, or that your comprehension skills have conveniently failed you. I posted an article with quotes by none other than the IDB rep to Trinidad and Tobago, alluding to a study. In the very article, Colm Imbert was quoted as saying that it is a feasibility study. What exactly do you want again in terms of a source? Maybe some pictures would help?
Habit7 wrote:So you had multi-million dollar in quotation marks or is this another sad backpedal after making false statements again?
Habit7 wrote:novastar1 wrote:PM is both a volcano and an hiv specialist? Very impressive indeed!!
Well you don't have to be a HIV specialist to manage a govt agency, they can hire one where needed. Nevertheless Ayanna Webster Roy is a junior minister in the OPM and would more than likely take charge of this.
novastar1 wrote:Habit7 wrote:novastar1 wrote:PM is both a volcano and an hiv specialist? Very impressive indeed!!
Well you don't have to be a HIV specialist to manage a govt agency, they can hire one where needed. Nevertheless Ayanna Webster Roy is a junior minister in the OPM and would more than likely take charge of this.
Why not keep the HIV managed by the ministry of health?
This is weirdly reminding me of the contracted water treatment plant that had nothing to do with wasa.....although WASA do claim that they are the custodians of any and all water in the country
De Dragon wrote:novastar1 wrote:Habit7 wrote:novastar1 wrote:PM is both a volcano and an hiv specialist? Very impressive indeed!!
Well you don't have to be a HIV specialist to manage a govt agency, they can hire one where needed. Nevertheless Ayanna Webster Roy is a junior minister in the OPM and would more than likely take charge of this.
Why not keep the HIV managed by the ministry of health?
This is weirdly reminding me of the contracted water treatment plant that had nothing to do with wasa.....although WASA do claim that they are the custodians of any and all water in the country
Rowley could manage and knows everything about everything.................. at least according to the uninformed here.
It's not called PNM blinders, it's called speaking from a position of fact. If you don't know, keep quiet. Or identify that you are speculating. But you like to rush in with your preconceived notions and argue as if your thoughts are true and my cited articles and quotations are just PNM propaganda.De Dragon wrote:God you are exhausting with your PNM blinders on! You really feel that a study will cost ah 2 dollars? You real have me thinking with your playing ignorant and obtuse act now. I don't know the exact cost of this particular study, but it is safe to say it WILL be a multi-million dollar amount
HIV the disease is managed by a health provider but the HIV/AIDS agency manages mostly the social issues pertaining to the disease.novastar1 wrote:Why not keep the HIV managed by the ministry of health?
This is weirdly reminding me of the contracted water treatment plant that had nothing to do with wasa.....although WASA do claim that they are the custodians of any and all water in the country
the Bajan $ is pegged to the USD at a 2 to 1 relationship. We have floating dollar that is controlled. It has allowed for us to have almost 3 times more foreign reserve import cover than Barbados.novastar1 wrote:He should ask Barbados whats their secret in keeping their exchange rate from sliding
guardian wrote:Aleem Khan
Published:
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Dr Carson Charles
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National Infrastructure Development Company (Nidco) president Dr Carson Charles has explained why the Government stopped the controversial rapid rail project after paying $500 million to French consultants.
Habit7 wrote:It's not called PNM blinders, it's called speaking from a position of fact. If you don't know, keep quiet. Or identify that you are speculating. But you like to rush in with your preconceived notions and argue as if your thoughts are true and my cited articles and quotations are just PNM propaganda.De Dragon wrote:God you are exhausting with your PNM blinders on! You really feel that a study will cost ah 2 dollars? You real have me thinking with your playing ignorant and obtuse act now. I don't know the exact cost of this particular study, but it is safe to say it WILL be a multi-million dollar amountHIV the disease is managed by a health provider but the HIV/AIDS agency manages mostly the social issues pertaining to the disease.novastar1 wrote:Why not keep the HIV managed by the ministry of health?
This is weirdly reminding me of the contracted water treatment plant that had nothing to do with wasa.....although WASA do claim that they are the custodians of any and all water in the countrythe Bajan $ is pegged to the USD at a 2 to 1 relationship. We have floating dollar that is controlled. It has allowed for us to have almost 3 times more foreign reserve import cover than Barbados.novastar1 wrote:He should ask Barbados whats their secret in keeping their exchange rate from sliding
Habit7 wrote:scotty_buttons wrote:What sh!t is this. Decrease health?! Increase office of the PM???Other areas where decreases in allocations are to be recorded include: a $16 million reduction in the allocation of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development; a $10 million reduction at the Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs due to a shifting of regional complex facilities; and a $6 million reduction in the allocation for the Ministry of Health due to the shift in responsibilities for HIV/AIDS to the Office of the Prime Minister.
http://www.newsday.co.tt/news/0,226115.html
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