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rfari wrote:PapaC wrote:Lol @ highlighter.
Is that like some photography phenomenon with light and refraction blabla that will cause a photo to have an obvious yellow hue in select places. I dunno. Honest question
intern wrote:Why are people so obsessed with crowd sizes...
Daran wrote:rfari wrote:PapaC wrote:Lol @ highlighter.
Is that like some photography phenomenon with light and refraction blabla that will cause a photo to have an obvious yellow hue in select places. I dunno. Honest question
Happens when you take a pic of a monitor or TV screen. Don't hate, appreciate it.
rfari wrote:Daran wrote:rfari wrote:PapaC wrote:Lol @ highlighter.
Is that like some photography phenomenon with light and refraction blabla that will cause a photo to have an obvious yellow hue in select places. I dunno. Honest question
Happens when you take a pic of a monitor or TV screen. Don't hate, appreciate it.
Well I can say with certainty that that pic wasnt part of the live broadcast. So I ask is it a photo taken from a drone that was uploaded to a laptop and then a photo taken and posted on kamala's official fb page?
UML wrote:intern wrote:Why are people so obsessed with crowd sizes...
But ent das all the pnm was talking about less than 24 hrs ago.
LOLRedman wrote:I see the UNC has thrown 2 Hail Mary s on Lady Hailes Ave.....they take down 2 ad s for Mrs Ahmed and put up a sign indicating that the water front project is coming......
Hyperion wrote:Daran wrote:Kewell35 wrote:I absolutely certain PNM winning this. All the undecideds PNM in the last few days. I will bet you right now, if PNM doh win all yuh could take my girlfriend who I love very much. If they doh win, I will give you my Wiz Khalifa mixtape. All yuh could quote me.
Rowley you better appoint Manning as President eh.
quoted
but Kewell35, the PP piss off a lot of people these last 5 years, but mostly everyone who voted for them last time will do so again.
I still say it's gonna be 21-20 PP, but could easily be tipped 21-20 PNM with Tunapuna being the deciding seat.
I disagree, for the following reasons:
1 - Some pnm people were willing to risk losing the election to get rid of manning because he was delusional, so they voted pp
2 - Many of the floating voters were fooled by the Fyzabad accord, thinking that the pp would be a real democratic coalition. That myth was quickly dismissed.
The PNM is going to win, I had predicted 24 to 17 but after this weekend it could be by as big a margin as 26 to 15.
rollingstock wrote:
What I would rather see and read about than the drivel posted by diehards like uml, rasc, zoomrader etc
*$kїđž![TRADE MARK SIGN] wrote:http://www.trinidadexpress.com/20150905/news/8216jesus8217-sets-fire-to-pnm-stage
A 20-year-old man wearing a yellow United National Congress (UNC) jersey underneath a red jersey was arrested by police after he set the stage at the People's National Movement (PNM) rally at Eddie Hart Savannah in Tacarigua on fire yesterday.
When questioned, he told police his name was “Jesus”.
A knapsack belonging to theh man, containing candles, lighters and other paraphernalia, was also confiscated.
He was taken to the Arouca Police Station.
Around 2.50 p.m. yesterday following a performance by the Roy Cape All Stars the man mounted the PNM stage dressed in a red jersey.
He began spraying a fluid on the stage from a water bottle.
The master of ceremonies told him he could not spray anything on the stage.
At that point the man lit the substance.
A portion of the stage became engulfed in flames.
The man jumped off the stage into the crowd and attempted to flee.
Members of the crowd thwarted his escape.
He was handed over to a group of plainclothes police officers that ran onto the stage.
When his red jersey was torn off the UNC jersey was revealed.
Those in the audience groaned, with some calling for him to be thrown back into the crowd for a dose of vigilante justice to be meted out.
The master of ceremonies asked if the man was paid well to hamper the PNM's final rally before tomorrow's general election.
The fire was extinguished in no time and no injuries were reported as a result of the incident.
The stage sustained no major damage and the show continued uninterrupted.
AbstractPoetic wrote:rfari wrote:AbstractPoetic wrote:Daran wrote:RASC wrote:PNM CROWD WHOA:eek::eek:
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LOL what? LMFAO PP Rally is easily twice this right now and traffic line up like wow
The final results are in:
Hey sexy baby
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Hey rfari. I hope all is well! I also hope you're voting RED on Monday. My family and I drank the kool-aid in 2010 and have since regretted voting for the People's Party. I really hope PNM get's a strong showing in Tunapuna, St. Joseph and La Horquetta/Talparo.
shotta 20 wrote:I wonder what are Rowley's plans after being defeated in tomorrows election?
Will he step down? Will he remain another 5 years in opposition, continuously calling for an election date? Will he cry foul?
One thing for sure...there's gonna be alot of infighting in PNM camp..
Let's wait and see............
janfar wrote:Moonilal of course
nick639 wrote:^ gypsy
UML wrote:Back of crowd. Well looks like West corner from main stage location.
See the line of tents to the top left of the picture I was referring to earlier?
Which isn't in the aerial pic shot
Look trouble now!
K74T wrote:
Panicking People
nick639 wrote:Gypsy just playing spy, he is a unc banton. Watch and see come couple of months he will release * leaving the unc was a wrong move at the time*
UML wrote:UML wrote:Back of crowd. Well looks like West corner from main stage location.
See the line of tents to the top left of the picture I was referring to earlier?
Which isn't in the aerial pic shot
Look trouble now!
NO WHITE TENTS to the right of pic
eurotuner wrote:Click to see pnm stage fire / Mr Arson, dunno who to embed
https://www.facebook.com/khamalg/videos ... 274617822/
AbstractPoetic wrote:Hey rfari. I hope all is well! I also hope you're voting RED on Monday. My family and I drank the kool-aid in 2010 and have since regretted voting for the People's Party. I really hope PNM get's a strong showing in Tunapuna, St. Joseph and La Horquetta/Talparo.
UML wrote:UML wrote:UML wrote:Back of crowd. Well looks like West corner from main stage location.
See the line of tents to the top left of the picture I was referring to earlier?
Which isn't in the aerial pic shot
Look trouble now!
NO WHITE TENTS to the right of pic
forgot to mention the aerial shot was taken approximately 430 pm the Aranguez Savannah was completely full at 630pm
btw where everybody who was beating their chest with the pnm aerial shot vis the ppg aerial shot??? the rear pic give allyuh a taste of reality or what?
so funny they comparing a much smaller Eddie Hart ground too.....rear pic and venue size gives a better pic of reality.
Not to forget the people liming at bars and along the main road to the venue.
neilsingh100 wrote:Based on people I know it seems like most of the COP people that voted for the PP in 2010 are now voting for the PNM.
Regardless of who wins the economy is in serious trouble so hope whoever gets in power has the courage to the reforms that are needed early in their term.
IMF: T&T experiencing robust growth
Published on Apr 3, 2014, 7:40 pm AST
Trinidad and Tobago is experiencing more robust growth after several years of sub-par performance, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.
“With the end of maintenance-related outages in the energy sector, we project the economy will grow around 2.5 per cent in 2014, after growing around 1.5 per cent in 2013. The non-energy sector was fairly buoyant in 2013, which we anticipate will continue to be the case in 2014,” the Fund said in a statement Wednesday, following the completion of its annual Article IV consultation mission to Trinidad and Tobago, led by Elie Canetti, from March 18-April 1.
“The country’s external position remains healthy, with external reserves at US$10.0 billion, while the Heritage and Stabilisation Fund’s assets continue to grow. Serious data deficiencies hinder a more complete assessment of balance of payments developments, but our best estimate is that the current account surplus should continue to be in double digits (as a percentage of gross domestic product or GDP) in 2014, thanks to a strong rebound in energy exports from 2013. However, there are signs that the growth of imports, notably automobiles, may be picking up…The mission welcomes the government’s efforts to significantly reduce or eliminate arrears on energy subsidies, VAT refunds and to suppliers,” the IMF said.
The time for withdrawing the accommodative monetary stance of the past few years may be nearer as the unemployment rate has fallen meaningfully, credit to consumers and for real estate is growing at a relatively rapid pace, core inflation has risen, and interest rate differentials are shifting in favour of US interest rates, the IMF said.
The Fund also said fiscal policy should be set in a long-term context that ensures the country’s non-renewable energy reserves are used as a stepping stone to lasting prosperity. In addition, expenditures should shift away from consuming the country’s resources towards investing them for the future.
The IMF reiterated its previous position that Government quickly move to start ending fuel subsidies, consistent with the Fund’s increasing emphasis on this issue globally.
“Fuel subsidies are extremely costly and inequitable, starving the government of resources that could be better targeted towards poverty reduction. They also induce excessive reliance on automobiles, leading to pollution and traffic jams that have a materially adverse impact on productivity. In addition, overlapping social programmes should be rationalised and better targeted to the less fortunate segments of society. Revenue policies should be aimed at broadening tax bases to ensure a level playing field across activities,” the IMF said.
The IMF noted there has been measurable progress in easing the impediments to doing business and in financial sector reforms, although more remains to be done in both areas, and recommended government should continue to build on its successes to “unlock the country’s full growth potential”.
Beyond that, The Fund noted there remains a critical need for streamlining the government’s structure and improving the efficiency of the public service and the functioning of labour markets.
“The country would also benefit from reforms in procurement, corporate bankruptcy and bank resolution. Finally, we wish to place the greatest stress on remedying the continued shortcomings of the Central Statistical Office (CSO) in generating critical data, which hamper effective policy making and lessen transparency,” the IMF said.
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