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maj. tom wrote:Robinson has died
His iconic words remembered "Attack with full force!"
By Richard Charan
Story Created: Apr 9, 2014 at 8:03 AM ECT
Story Updated: Apr 9, 2014 at 8:16 AM ECT
Former President and Prime Minister Arthur NR Robinson has died. Robinson, who had been ailing for several months, passed away at the St Clair medical Centre at around 6 a.m. His passing was confirmed by National Security Minister Gary Griffith who said a State funeral was being planned.
Before attending Parliament on March 14, o lay the
Report of the Commission of Enquiry into the Events Surrounding the attempted Coup D’état of 27th July 1990., Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar had visited Robinson at the St Clair Medical Centre.
Following the visit, she said in Parliament "The nation is fully aware that our illustrious former President and Prime Minister, Mr. A N Robinson was the prime target in the attempted Coup of 1990.
The Report confirms that a central mission of the insurgency involved the life of Mr. Robinson".
She said "I took the opportunity as Prime Minister, but perhaps moreso in my own personal capacity as a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago, one, along with countless other citizens of our Nation, one who has been inspired and strengthened by his leadership and demonstrated courage, that he has shown and as a person who has benefitted from the wisdom and sagacity of this internationally renowned son of our soil, I paid a visit to Mr. Robinson.
The visit was brief, given the prevailing circumstances, but I wanted to convey to His Excellency, the fact that the Commission of Enquiry, which he deeply urged I should establish, had completed its monumental task and had presented its report to the President.
I wish Mr. Speaker to dedicate the laying of this Report in this House, which Mr. Robinson served for so many years, to former President His Excellency Mr Robinson.
I think that we can recall that he has been steadfast over the years in his calls for us to bring a clearer understanding of those dark and tumultuous days which started on July 27th 1990 and which may have produced a different turn of events if Mr. Robinson was not of the calibre, with an immense and demonstrated sense of national loyalty to his country and its People, regardless of personal consequences.
I think that we all recall his unforgettable words:”Attack with full force!”
(From the Multimedia Desk)
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Robinson-has-died-254518361.html
mrlexx wrote:How tru is this
Robinson has died
His iconic words remembered "Attack with full force!"
By Richard Charan
Story Created: Apr 9, 2014 at 8:03 AM ECT
Story Updated: Apr 9, 2014 at 8:16 AM ECT
Former President and Prime Minister Arthur NR Robinson has died. Robinson, who had been ailing for several months, passed away at the St Clair medical Centre at around 6 a.m. His passing was confirmed by National Security Minister Gary Griffith who said a State funeral was being planned.
Before attending Parliament on March 14, o lay the
Report of the Commission of Enquiry into the Events Surrounding the attempted Coup D’état of 27th July 1990., Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar had visited Robinson at the St Clair Medical Centre.
Following the visit, she said in Parliament "The nation is fully aware that our illustrious former President and Prime Minister, Mr. A N Robinson was the prime target in the attempted Coup of 1990.
The Report confirms that a central mission of the insurgency involved the life of Mr. Robinson".
She said "I took the opportunity as Prime Minister, but perhaps moreso in my own personal capacity as a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago, one, along with countless other citizens of our Nation, one who has been inspired and strengthened by his leadership and demonstrated courage, that he has shown and as a person who has benefitted from the wisdom and sagacity of this internationally renowned son of our soil, I paid a visit to Mr. Robinson.
The visit was brief, given the prevailing circumstances, but I wanted to convey to His Excellency, the fact that the Commission of Enquiry, which he deeply urged I should establish, had completed its monumental task and had presented its report to the President.
I wish Mr. Speaker to dedicate the laying of this Report in this House, which Mr. Robinson served for so many years, to former President His Excellency Mr Robinson.
I think that we can recall that he has been steadfast over the years in his calls for us to bring a clearer understanding of those dark and tumultuous days which started on July 27th 1990 and which may have produced a different turn of events if Mr. Robinson was not of the calibre, with an immense and demonstrated sense of national loyalty to his country and its People, regardless of personal consequences.
I think that we all recall his unforgettable words:”Attack with full force!”
(From the Multimedia Desk)
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