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Everyear the red government keeps losing grounds in Bago.Habit7 wrote:UNC supporters are preaching succession and independence for Tobago. They don't want that. They want autonomy within TT.
Independence would mean 2 fewer seats for elections and UNCites see it as beneficial to them rather than actually campaigning to win it.
Tobago extends our exclusive economic zone especially in the areas where we want to explore for the remaining hydrocarbon resources in deep water. Kicking out Tobago will be cutting off your nose to spoil your face because hooray PNM will have fewer seats and we saved the money going to them in the budget but, now we have fewer resources and fewer sources of revenue.
But for Tobagonians, 10yrs now we are having consultations for Tobago autonomy. The majority voted PNM and they drafted the bill. Just allow the bill to be passed and if those opposed see fit, vote out PNM and have the bill changed. Until then, to expect perfection will not allow anything to be done.
It was Tobago voters that allowed for the first UNC term, it was Tobago voters who voted for KPB as PM. UNC had no problem with Tobago until they campaigned for Ashworth Jack and they got 12-nil. Ever since then it is sheer disdain for Tobago. PNM won govt in 2020 by 2 seats, only an inept political organisation could allow for PNM to run away with 2 seats before the elections by not competing.sMASH wrote:tobago is just a voting bank for pnm.
zoom rader wrote:Everyear the red government keeps losing grounds in Bago.
Come next elections and Bago gone.
Cleaning up the red government mess is not an easy task.Habit7 wrote:It was Tobago voters that allowed for the first UNC term, it was Tobago voters who voted for KPB as PM. UNC had no problem with Tobago until they campaigned for Ashworth Jack and they got 12-nil. Ever since then it is sheer disdain for Tobago. PNM won govt in 2020 by 2 seats, only an inept political organisation could allow for PNM to run away with 2 seats before the elections by not competing.sMASH wrote:tobago is just a voting bank for pnm.zoom rader wrote:Everyear the red government keeps losing grounds in Bago.
Come next elections and Bago gone.
And I say good. After 21yrs of governance at THA, I won't mind if somebody else takes over so that those who claims they can do better can get a chance.
In a few years time Bago will be red government free.Redman wrote:Dais why Zoombindranath move bago....he thought he would've get away from PNM faster than in Pville.
Tobago is where all serious PNM does go to retire.
Keith coming Zoombindranath.
zoom rader wrote:In a few years time Bago will be red government free.Redman wrote:Dais why Zoombindranath move bago....he thought he would've get away from PNM faster than in Pville.
Tobago is where all serious PNM does go to retire.
Keith coming Zoombindranath.
Awaits Bagoexit
bluefete wrote:What rubbish Camille talking there?
The Speaker "looked" to the Opposition?
Look let me leave eh, before I start to cuss.
Camille talking to the balisier brigade not to critical thinking people.
De Dragon wrote:It good for Tobago. Let dem suffer more years of LFD RFD PNM.
Tight Shirt Arm Wrestler bristling at not being able to make this one a simple majority vote
Habit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:It good for Tobago. Let dem suffer more years of LFD RFD PNM.
Tight Shirt Arm Wrestler bristling at not being able to make this one a simple majority vote
Yeah let them suffer with 3 new ferries, 2 new hospitals, well kept schools, the smoothest roads in the nation and a new airport starting next week. PNM wicked too bad to Tobago.
De Dragon wrote:Habit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:It good for Tobago. Let dem suffer more years of LFD RFD PNM.
Tight Shirt Arm Wrestler bristling at not being able to make this one a simple majority vote
Yeah let them suffer with 3 new ferries, 2 new hospitals, well kept schools, the smoothest roads in the nation and a new airport starting next week. PNM wicked too bad to Tobago.
Yes, but that isn't what this Bill is about is it Dummy?
No 8%, no lawmaking, no autonomy, not even within the unitary state.
Habit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:Habit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:It good for Tobago. Let dem suffer more years of LFD RFD PNM.
Tight Shirt Arm Wrestler bristling at not being able to make this one a simple majority vote
Yeah let them suffer with 3 new ferries, 2 new hospitals, well kept schools, the smoothest roads in the nation and a new airport starting next week. PNM wicked too bad to Tobago.
Yes, but that isn't what this Bill is about is it Dummy?
No 8%, no lawmaking, no autonomy, not even within the unitary state.
The bill does allow for lawmaking and autonomy, 6% is just fine.
The_Honourable wrote:Great discussion here... is how Dr. Vanus James rubbish the bills.
The_Honourable wrote:Great discussion here... is how Dr. Vanus James rubbish the bills.
Wot?elec2020 wrote:every rational thinking Tobagonian that I know wants this bill to happen as opportunities in Tobago are limited and this (more national budget and possible access to the energy industry) should help them better themselves (I think Farley himself stated that like many Tobagonians things so unbalanced that he still lives by his father... idk if this changed after he got married though). UNC shutting this down means that more than likely they will never win in Tobago again as the citizens will see that UNC does not want Tobago to move forward. The Bill not perfect mind you but, when the average salary in Tobago is like 6k-8k maybe (as most individuals work in the public sector), something is better than nothing.
Without the Opposition’s support, the bills will fail and therefore the Constitution cannot be amended to provide for the establishment of a Tobago Legislature with law-making powers over prescribed matters and a Tobago Island Government with exclusive executive powers to govern Tobago, headed by a premier.
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