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No one is beating up. Just pointing out your biases while you pretent you neutral.j.o.e wrote:So much beating up and frothing …. Pathetic
j.o.e wrote:De Dragon wrote:j.o.e wrote:Kickstart wrote:You should be happy since u are a PNMj.o.e wrote:UNC needs votes outside of their base to win an election. KPB and company don’t understand that and they’ll probably find a way to blow it again
PNM or UNC in power I organize my business not to be affected. I’m way past party politics my friend. I just prefer a strong opposition to keep things in balance and ppl on their toes. Unfortunately UNC drops the ball as an opposition force
Serious question. Is a "weak Opposition" how one justifies their support for the LFD RFD PNM?
It seems to be a commonality among a lot of pro LFD RFD PNM 2NRs.
After 60 years of majority LFD RFD PNM rule isn't close to 400 murders in August, an economy spiralling down, critical FOREX shortages, potholes the size of craters, floods of epic proportions every time rain falls, corrupt, land grabbing ministers, perjuring AG, 27% confidence in the Judiciary, uncontrolled, resource sucking migration, blatant and criminal interference in independent institutions with the collusion of the President, InezGate, gutting of procurement to render it useless etc etc etfackingcetera, NOT enough?
Serious question.
People would easily vote out PNM they just don’t want to vote in a KPB led UNC.
Last night KPB said she had nothing to do with the scrap iron ppl blocking the highway and distanced herself. Then said they were in their right to block the highway.
This is a minor thing but shows the lack of responsible leadership.
Reconstruction of the morne Roche road near williamsville started..... only after fiery protests a few months ago....UNC constituency.16 cycles wrote:Victoria Avenue have some serious craters...thaz the road to PNM headquarters...they ain't fix that months prob a year now...multi-mil HQ progressing though..
UNC still does not have a home..lol
jhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
jhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
You do realize there are legal processes to incure placement of objects on or along the highway right. You can't just place items without the requisite permissionpugboy wrote:a man put barrels and lights at end of ubh to help ppl not crash into the concrete barriers down there
rohan remove them promptly next day saying it have no permission to do thatjhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
You're a UNC idiot Mr Mohammed, won't expect any less of a responsehover11 wrote:Ridiculous .... on top of paying for services you want ppl to offer their services as well. Ppl are allowed to complain they Pay taxes and they see that they are not receiving proper returns from such. They are allowed to complain if basic necessities such as proper infrastructure, health care and education. That's how this works. Instead of demanding that citizens stop complaining how about demanding that the elected do better....jhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
jhonnieblue wrote:You do realize there are legal processes to incure placement of objects on or along the highway right. You can't just place items without the requisite permissionpugboy wrote:a man put barrels and lights at end of ubh to help ppl not crash into the concrete barriers down there
rohan remove them promptly next day saying it have no permission to do thatjhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
Whojhonnieblue wrote:You're a UNC idiot Mr Mohammed, won't expect any less of a responsehover11 wrote:Ridiculous .... on top of paying for services you want ppl to offer their services as well. Ppl are allowed to complain they Pay taxes and they see that they are not receiving proper returns from such. They are allowed to complain if basic necessities such as proper infrastructure, health care and education. That's how this works. Instead of demanding that citizens stop complaining how about demanding that the elected do better....jhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
jhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
We were doing the wrong thing all along, looking at the wrong setta ppl to solve crime , we not supposed to be scrutinizing the ones we put their and being paid by us to solve crime we supposed to shut up and offer our services to fix crime....De Dragon wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
Kinda like we are to blame for crime?
jhonnieblue wrote:I see a lot of people complaining but do they actually do anything to stimulate a positive change.
Like not be a keyboard warrior but actual go and offer your expertise or do something that manifests itself positively for the development of our nation.
People love to complain but very few do tangible work that enacts change.
Instead of pointing out problems, offer solutions but don't just leave it here, take it to you representatives or appropriate ministrys etc and keep following up till you see positive change.
How many people here actually aidied in ensuring that minsitry of works or regional corporation knows where the necessary road repairs are needed? Has anyone every followed up with district managers etc.
We just crossed 60 yrs, there can be a lot more done to really enact positice change but you can't keep singing the same song and expect results. Regardless who is in power, people need to become more active in shaping their environment and not just sit back and complain.
They working on 2013 salaries. 4 percent not enough for timely justice.hover11 wrote:DPP sends Marlene McDonald’s case straight to high court
An indictment has been filed against ex-government minister Marlene McDonald on six counts of money laundering, conspiracy to defraud and misbehaviour in public office.
https://newsday.co.tt/2022/09/02/dpp-se ... igh-court/
They dragging their feet with this case yes.
Nope more to do with the political influence here....I'm sure alot ppl forgot about this case as well as Stuart young step daughterwing wrote:They working on 2013 salaries. 4 percent not enough for timely justice.hover11 wrote:DPP sends Marlene McDonald’s case straight to high court
An indictment has been filed against ex-government minister Marlene McDonald on six counts of money laundering, conspiracy to defraud and misbehaviour in public office.
https://newsday.co.tt/2022/09/02/dpp-se ... igh-court/
They dragging their feet with this case yes.
hover11 wrote:prepare accordingly.....FB_IMG_1662136714483.jpg
matr1x wrote:4 percent was an insult anyways.
death365 wrote:Btw its
2 % in one 3 year period and the other 2 % for the next. meaning its actually 2% increasematr1x wrote:4 percent was an insult anyways.