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mrtrini45 wrote:Cantmis wrote:Lol I see pnm supporters on fb saying if we get any sanctions is kamla fault
i smell Rhoda Bharath leading this![]()
Redress10 wrote:Gladiator,
Venezuela is not sanctioned by TT so why would a venezuelan plane raise red flag when flying to TT? We don't have adversarial relations with Venezuela or any country for that matter as far as I believe. So why would TT bar the VP of venezuela from coming here?
De Dragon wrote:Redress10 wrote:So you see a flight manifest with all those people and think that they were all in meeting at the same time? You have any knowledge as to who was in the actual meeting and who stayed on the plane?
What sh* you even talking. Fuss ya a stupid dunce, you think that when countries speak to each other that it's only 2 persons in a room. Bro, sometimes is almost 50.
What about translators and official gov't recorders. Why do you feel that the CMO and MOH had to be involved in a meeting about Covid? What if the meeting was about border security and Venezuela tightening up their borders to prevent their citizens from coming to TT illegaly and being a covid risk to our citizens.
What you realistically think she came and spoke about?
PNM sheep moron Red Bloomers, no less a person than JUHN Scarfy himself said that there were 5 persons with her prior to the meeting. 5 people who you didn't know came into a meeting, had said meeting, and left the meeting with you lazy, clueless arse still not knowing?
Second point you illiterate and contradictory dumbass, AGAIN, JUHN Scarfy said the meeting was about Covid-19, so are you seriously asking us to believe that in a meeting about the worst pandemic in even his lying corrupt and useless 70 odd years of life, even this nitwit PM wouldn't have realized that he needed his two top pandemic team members?
I shouldn't have to think about what she came to discuss, because the Hon() PM is supposed to dispel that, not with his incoherent rantings, but with the minutes and all correspondence around the meeting. Thus far he has refused on the flimsiest of grounds.
Cantmis wrote:Lol I see pnm supporters on fb saying if we get any sanctions is kamla fault
Cantmis wrote:Lol I see pnm supporters on fb saying if we get any sanctions is kamla fault
rebound wrote:Apparently no only FB...I now reading this tuner thread and there is one defending the action all the way.....Got to admire that...commitmentCantmis wrote:Lol I see pnm supporters on fb saying if we get any sanctions is kamla fault
Redress10 wrote:sMASH wrote:Redress10 wrote:So you see a flight manifest with all those people and think that they were all in meeting at the same time? You have any knowledge as to who was in the actual meeting and who stayed on the plane?
What sh* you even talking. Fuss ya a stupid dunce, you think that when countries speak to each other that it's only 2 persons in a room. Bro, sometimes is almost 50.
What about translators and official gov't recorders. Why do you feel that the CMO and MOH had to be involved in a meeting about Covid? What if the meeting was about border security and Venezuela tightening up their borders to prevent their citizens from coming to TT illegaly and being a covid risk to our citizens.
What you realistically think she came and spoke about?
rowley said that he saw five person with the vp, did not who they were, except that they were male. if they translated, she had to wait to hear them speak, he would have said they were translators.
he said its in the 'best interest of the country'. since when is venezuela gettting gas in the 'best interest in the country'?
me, i think they came for a private prostate exam session... was not about selling gas or the recent warrants put out on their heads.
I could believe that they would not know who these ppl are. I could honestly believe that. I bieve that because I personally think that TT gov is always in over their heads when it comes to matters of diplomacy and international security. I believe that they are that sh*tty. All administrations.
I think you all are giving these ppl too much credit as to their readiness to deal with these sort of situations. Like I said, she could have walked in there with a couple of sicarios and cartel members and nobody in that building would even know.
No, they don't need to say anything. Like I said, these things could have multiple people in the room just observing whilst the leaders are talking. People taking notes etc. Apart from usual pleasantries nobody asks much questions. They are part of the VP's detail. Do you think that when Trump meets a leader, that leader is introduced to everyone on Trump's team? No, there are people who literally do nothing but sit quietly in the corner.
US does not care about T&T to even contemplate any sanctions. In fact they more concerned about the Mauro's claim of a failed coup making them look bad.Gladiator wrote:This sheit is very rel and is less than an inch from the fan... take a read of the excerpt below doc link below
Sanctions on the Maduro Government and Persons
Transacting with or Assisting That Government
On August 5, 2019, President Trump issued E.O. 13884,
blocking (freezing) the property and interests of the Maduro
government in the United States and within the control of
U.S. persons. The order prohibits U.S. persons from
engaging in transactions with the Maduro government
unless authorized by OFAC. E.O. 13884 also authorized
financial sanctions and visa restrictions on non-U.S.
persons that assist or support the Maduro government,
which could lead to U.S. sanctions on foreign energy
companies working with PdVSA. To allow humanitarian
assistance to the Venezuelan people, OFAC issued licenses
authorizing transactions involving the delivery of food,
agricultural commodities, and medicine; remittances;
international organizations; and communications services.
On February 18, 2020, Treasury imposed sanctions on
Rosneft Trading S.A., a Geneva-based subsidiary of
Russia’s Rosneft oil company, and its owner for helping the
Maduro government skirt U.S. oil sanctions. Rosneft
Trading has handled some 70% of PdVSA’s recent oil
shipments, according to U.S. officials. This move has
ratcheted up U.S. tensions with Russia over Venezuela; it
could portend future secondary sanctions on other energy
companies.
https://fas.org/sgp/crs/row/IF10715.pdf
Dizzy28 wrote:Rowley's press conference this evening was the raging bull persona Manning spoke off??The_Honourable wrote:In Manning's voice...
"Mr Speaker, all I have to tell my good friend is... yuh get ketch."
mrtrini45 wrote:Cantmis wrote:Lol I see pnm supporters on fb saying if we get any sanctions is kamla fault
i smell Rhoda Bharath leading this![]()
zoom rader wrote:Rowlee will have to face the US courts soon. It comming
Dizzy28 wrote:zoom rader wrote:Rowlee will have to face the US courts soon. It comming
I really doubt that.
20 years later Ish and Steve still haven't faced the US Courts.
guardian wrote:Civil Aviation: It wasn't us
Monitoring sanctioned plane not under our purview
by
Renuka Singh
4 hours ago
Sat May 09 2020
Director General of the Trinidad and Tobago Civil Aviation Authority (TTCAA) Francis Regis has denied that monitoring sanctioned and embargoed assets were part of the body's mandate.
Regis, in a telephone interview on Saturday, said that questions on who was responsible for a sanctioned plane landing in the country needed to be directed to the Ministry of National Security.
"The monitoring of assets of any country is not the responsibility of Civil Aviation," Regis said.
When asked who instructed Civil Aviation to let the plane land in a time of border restrictions, Regis once again directed questions to the Ministry of National Security.
"Any issue at this point in time in Trinidad and Tobago, anything to do with borders, you have to speak with the Ministry of National Security," Regis said.
At an impromptu address to the media on Friday, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley denied any knowledge that the plane that brought in Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez and a delegation of executives from Venezuelan State energy company PDVSA was sanctioned by the US.
Earlier on Friday, Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar produced a copy of the passenger manifest of the Venezuelan delegation.
According to that manifest, Rodriguez was accompanied by a group of Petróleos de Venezuela, SA (PDVSA) executives. PDVSA is the Venezuelan state-owned energy company.
The group that accompanied Rodriguez and met with Rowley included Asdurbal Jose Chavez Jiminez, who was named president of PDVSA weeks after the visit, Alejandra Carolina Bastidas Gonzalez, Kenny Antonio Diaz Rosario, Euclides Neptali Sanchez Romero and Juan Vicente Santana Maglicion who is the current vice president of gas at PDVSA.
That same document lists the owners of the and operator of the aircraft as Petroleos de Venezuela, SA.
Despite claims that the meeting was COVID-19 related, there were no health officials from either country at the meeting.
The PM said that he was never introduced to anyone of the men that accompanied Rodriguez to the meeting.
When asked why Rowley would say that Civil Aviation was responsible for that plane landing, Regis directed questions back to Rowley.
"You have to ask the Prime Minister," Regis said,
"You have to ask him," he reiterated.
hydroep wrote:^Regis make Sh!tkicker look like a real arse there boi...
This is the man that fooled PNM ppl to believe emailgate was true.Dizzy28 wrote:Such a sad day by when your country's leader is made out to be a massively dishonest individual.
You know they inherently so but when they get make out its worst.
hydroep wrote:^Regis make Sh!tkicker look like a real arse there boi...
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