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bluefete wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Where that new title come from?
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Obviously from an UNC sycophant mod who is trying to set you up.
Or you change it yourself and trying to pretend otherwise!!!!!!!
Check Zoomie!! No, wait, he doh wear green!!!
This is a PNM site.Rovin wrote:so wait is mods changing up ppl thread title jesso ? ... wa kina dictatorship going orn bai
Don't really know,bluefete wrote:Eliteauto??????
bluefete wrote:^^ Could he tell us how he, ALLEGEDLY, ended up with US$2 million in his account while he was Governor?
used when something illegal or wrong is said to have been done, but has not been proved:
That's where he allegedly killed his wife.
She was arrested for allegedly stealing a car.
I feel elite have injun in himeliteauto wrote:elite eh have time for that, he busy tending to tomato and ochro plants, but at the same time elite cyah understand the beat up when this thread's title has been changed several times to relect the increasing time frames of the current administration's tenure. e.g.:
One Year Later!!!!!
PNM In Gov't - One Year Later!!!!!
One Year Later, 6 Months Later!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 20 Months Later!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 2 YEARS LATER!?!?!?!?!
PNM In Gov't - 2 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!?!?!?!?!?
PNM In Gov't - WE ROLLING UP ON TH3EE YEARS!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 3 FIRETRCUK YEARS LATER
PNM In Gov't - 3 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 AND 5/8THs YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH 10MM WITH A 3/8TH's DRIVE YEARS LATER!!!!!
ask the OP if he did all that, so why the fuss now? Lol @ dictatorship![]()
death365 wrote:bluefete wrote:^^ Could he tell us how he, ALLEGEDLY, ended up with US$2 million in his account while he was Governor?
but u answer your own question.... unless u dont know what ALLEGEDLY means.used when something illegal or wrong is said to have been done, but has not been proved:
That's where he allegedly killed his wife.
She was arrested for allegedly stealing a car.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictio ... /allegedly
zoom rader wrote:I feel elite have injun in himeliteauto wrote:elite eh have time for that, he busy tending to tomato and ochro plants, but at the same time elite cyah understand the beat up when this thread's title has been changed several times to relect the increasing time frames of the current administration's tenure. e.g.:
One Year Later!!!!!
PNM In Gov't - One Year Later!!!!!
One Year Later, 6 Months Later!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 20 Months Later!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 2 YEARS LATER!?!?!?!?!
PNM In Gov't - 2 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!?!?!?!?!?
PNM In Gov't - WE ROLLING UP ON TH3EE YEARS!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 3 FIRETRCUK YEARS LATER
PNM In Gov't - 3 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 AND 5/8THs YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH 10MM WITH A 3/8TH's DRIVE YEARS LATER!!!!!
ask the OP if he did all that, so why the fuss now? Lol @ dictatorship![]()
He only planting up coconuts trees, tomato and ochro plants.
Awaits the Cows
Hopes he starts doing a lil puja and take some blessing from Bababluefete wrote:zoom rader wrote:I feel elite have injun in himeliteauto wrote:elite eh have time for that, he busy tending to tomato and ochro plants, but at the same time elite cyah understand the beat up when this thread's title has been changed several times to relect the increasing time frames of the current administration's tenure. e.g.:
One Year Later!!!!!
PNM In Gov't - One Year Later!!!!!
One Year Later, 6 Months Later!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 20 Months Later!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 2 YEARS LATER!?!?!?!?!
PNM In Gov't - 2 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!?!?!?!?!?
PNM In Gov't - WE ROLLING UP ON TH3EE YEARS!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 3 FIRETRCUK YEARS LATER
PNM In Gov't - 3 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 AND 5/8THs YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH 10MM WITH A 3/8TH's DRIVE YEARS LATER!!!!!
ask the OP if he did all that, so why the fuss now? Lol @ dictatorship![]()
He only planting up coconuts trees, tomato and ochro plants.
Awaits the Cows
Zoom: Elite take a page from your book.
zoom rader wrote:I feel elite have injun in himeliteauto wrote:elite eh have time for that, he busy tending to tomato and ochro plants, but at the same time elite cyah understand the beat up when this thread's title has been changed several times to relect the increasing time frames of the current administration's tenure. e.g.:
One Year Later!!!!!
PNM In Gov't - One Year Later!!!!!
One Year Later, 6 Months Later!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 20 Months Later!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 2 YEARS LATER!?!?!?!?!
PNM In Gov't - 2 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!?!?!?!?!?
PNM In Gov't - WE ROLLING UP ON TH3EE YEARS!!!!
PNM In Gov't - 3 FIRETRCUK YEARS LATER
PNM In Gov't - 3 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 AND AH HALF YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH WHOLE 4 AND 5/8THs YEARS LATER!!!!!
PNM In Gov't -AH 10MM WITH A 3/8TH's DRIVE YEARS LATER!!!!!
ask the OP if he did all that, so why the fuss now? Lol @ dictatorship![]()
He only planting up coconuts trees, tomato and ochro plants.
Awaits the Cows
Dizzy28 wrote:WRT to new thread title unless there has been changes to the SEMP (State Enterprise Monitoring and Performance Manual) board members do not need to resign after an election. Only a few entities require board changes other than that it is a best practice to resign but not a requirement.
PNM let a lot of UNC appointees ride out their term post Sep 2015
Dizzy28 wrote:^^Worked with Vanus once when he got a consultancy with the UN ECLAC to work on Trinidad's National Trade Policy. Seemed genuine in wanting what's best for Trinidad and Tobago at the time.
MaxPower wrote:I take in a lil PNM jizz this morning.
UNC supporters calling in scared scared yes.
Rovin wrote:for jes that 1 issue with d boat\ferry : tobagonians shud be telling pee nm to hull DMC buh like when election time come ppl does have 1wk memory doh mind they suffer & ketch dey mc for 3 yrs & still hearing ole talk bout ah new boat coming next few mths
this level of stupidy aka dotishness scientists cyar even measure ....
They are one big African tribe and very different from PNM ppl.Dizzy28 wrote:Rovin wrote:for jes that 1 issue with d boat\ferry : tobagonians shud be telling pee nm to hull DMC buh like when election time come ppl does have 1wk memory doh mind they suffer & ketch dey mc for 3 yrs & still hearing ole talk bout ah new boat coming next few mths
this level of stupidy aka dotishness scientists cyar even measure ....
Tobagonians are more rationale than Trinidadians. They will definitely show PNM that on election day. Maybe not a 2 seat thrashing but a hard fight at minimum for Webster Roy and Cujo
Hoss.....shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Let's see if this ched title gonna change
Crime, Migration and a 5-Year Recession Fire Up Trinidad Voters
By Jim Wyss www.bloomberg.com
August 10, 2020, 4:00 AM GMT-4
Economy suffered a lost decade amid falling natural gas output
Prime Minister Keith Rowley has been in power since 2015
Trinidad and Tobago is holding parliamentary elections Monday amid soaring crime, a migration crisis and the longest recession in the Americas after neighboring Venezuela.
Polls indicate that Prime Minister Keith Rowley’s ruling People’s National Movement (PNM) has a narrow lead over its chief rival, the United National Congress (UNC).
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Keith RowleySource: AFP via Getty Images
Trinidad’s oil and gas resources have long given the islands’ 1.4 million residents one of the highest standards of living in the Americas. But the economy contracted in seven of the last ten years and and is smaller now than it was in 2008, amid falling natural gas output and worsening levels of competitiveness.
Successive governments have kicked the can down the road on tackling issues such as the massive fiscal deficit and the overvalued currency, but things may come to a head after the next administration takes office, said Marla Dukharan, a Trinidadian economist who produces the Caribbean Economic Report.
“I believe that in about a year, Trinidad and Tobago will run into a balance of payments crisis and need to go to the IMF,” for a bailout, she said. “Only then are we going to see the kind of meaningful and positive shifts in policy that we have needed for the last 10 years.”
Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday and preliminary results are expected Monday night. More than 15 other parties are also competing for the 41 seats in parliament.
The elections come as incumbents across the region have recently been swept out of office, including in Suriname, Guyana and the Dominican Republic.
Oil and Gas
Trinidad’s fiscal deficit will be about 11% of gross domestic product this year, according to the IMF’s forecast, and poverty and unemployment are rising.
Oil and gas account for 26% of the nation’s GDP and 80% of its exports. This over-dependence on energy is the root of many of the country’s troubles, said Roger Hosein, an economist at the University of the West Indies.
The PNM draws most of its support from voters of African descent, while the UNC is mainly supported by people whose ancestors came from Asia. There are no significant ideological differences separating the parties.
Violent Crime
Much of the campaign has focused on rising violent crime, the Covid-19 crisis and on immigration from Venezuela.
The country has a higher murder rate per-capita than Colombia, Brazil and Mexico, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, and last year reported 539 homicides. The UNC has proposed giving the army the power of arrest to deal with rising gang violence and the PNM is pushing to build more police stations across the two main islands.
Another election issue has been the arrival of migrants from the imploding economy of Venezuela, less than 10 miles away by boat, with both campaigns pledging more controls.
The country has about 24,000 Venezuelan migrants, according to a U.N. report this month, though the true figure may be higher since its been more than a year since Trinidad and Tobago allowed them to register, said Jessica Boulter, an analyst at the Migration Policy Institute, a Washington-based think tank.
The country has adopted some of the harshest measures toward migrants in the region, such as not allowing Venezuelan children attend public schools, she added.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... dad-voters
Okshake d livin wake d dead wrote:I guess this ched gonna run until 2025
zoom rader wrote:Okshake d livin wake d dead wrote:I guess this ched gonna run until 2025
First question, who or what PNM going to blame now for the failure of the last 5 years
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