PNM in Gov't (2020-2025)

[The_Honourable]

Just saw a vid alleging massive amounts of documents being shredded at the HDC. Hope people who waiting for years don't have to now start over.

Seeing this

https://www.facebook.com/i955fm/videos/1741021653438398

[paid_influencer]

Just saw a vid alleging massive amounts of documents being shredded at the HDC. Hope people who waiting for years don't have to now start over.

Seeing this

https://www.facebook.com/i955fm/videos/1741021653438398

no wonder EBC taking they time to release results

[bluefete]

Before ched lock:

[daring dragoon]

Before ched lock:

Karma is a beyotch. the wrongs you do will catch up to you one day.

[daring dragoon]

Jail For: - IMBUTT WHERE D 3 BILLION GORN

Time to jail this imps

Jail for foster comming
Jail for camille
Jail for rohanni
Jail for tuarty

Come minister of security alexandar and attorney general Prakash Ramadhar jail all ah dem as fast as possible dont be weak and give them a chance like kams would do.

[pugboy]

and leggo the files on heinz who was more concerned with gg and brent thomas than doing his job

[MaxPower]

Wont happen.

If you go down that road, relll UNC men going to get shake down as well. They all in it together.

The verbal makeouts and “under investigation” is pretty much where the buck stops. All the files that were bussing left right and center….the UNC did not have to wait to get in power to “jail” men, they could have done it in opposition, but they didn’t and that’s for a reason.

Rel ppl feel UNC and PNM is the worst of enemies lol

Sit down an feel the opposition MPs don’t get their business handle behind the scenes but cussing eachother in parliament where Trinis constantly fall for the pappy show.

[pugboy]

seeing a video allegedly of stuff shredded in hdc

[death365]

Oh please absolutely nothing going to happen...

I'm not talking about innocence or guilt but that fact that politicians don't investigate their own.

[hover11]

Oh please absolutely nothing going to happen...

I'm not talking about innocence or guilt but that fact that politicians don't investigate their own.

It's like there is this unwritten code or pact that they live by to secure each other interests

[Skanky]

Clearly you all never saw the video of Ernand and Column talking and bend over backwards laughing and as soon as they saw the cameras they straighten up their faces and parted ways. And this was at the trial where Ernand was representing Jerwaler against Column .

[16 cycles]

Quite a few UNC officials have been in court ...there is a will to prosecute.....the cases seem to fall apart after...but it takes a while and has been used for political currency....re: recent David Lee case

https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/david-l ... 99dcb1f852

For country, hope all sides get their day in court

[sMASH]

Time to jail this imps

Jail for foster comming
Jail for camille
Jail for rohanni
Jail for tuarty

Come minister of security alexandar and attorney general Prakash Ramadhar jail all ah dem as fast as possible dont be weak and give them a chance like kams would do.

Cosigned !

[pugboy]

the brent thomas case needs to be exposed
heinz and his hate must not be swept under the carpet

public needs to know how rowlee and heinz used the ttps as a mongoose gang

taxpayers already paying for the lost cases with gun dealers

[alfa]

Y'all forget that when UNC came into power in 2010, their big selling point was going after Calder hart to bring back the money to our country
How did that go?

[timelapse]

In before "Kyamalah tief out all de morney " is used as an excuse

[pugboy]

hart was a pretty smart fella, give him that
he came down here and brainwashed manning somehow and get away with controlling billions in udecott, he didn’t waste time utilizing chinese bobol
contractors
for a one man show he did well

Y'all forget that when UNC came into power in 2010, their big selling point was going after Calder hart to bring back the money to our country
How did that go?

[The_Honourable]

Young not entitled to Prime Minister's pension

OUTGOING prime minister Stuart Young is not entitled to a pension which former prime ministers are entitled to.

The same applies to UNC political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar, a former prime minister who was elected prime minister again in the April 28 general election.

Preliminary results showed the UNC won 26 constituencies to 13 for the PNM and two for the Tobago People's Party (TPP).

The rules for payment of a pension to former prime ministers are laid out in the Prime Minister's Pension Act.

Section 3(1) of the Act states, "Every person who having been appointed Prime Minister on or after the 31st day of August, 1962, ceases at any time after such appointment to be Prime Minister shall be paid a pension under this Act with effect from the date on which he ceases to be Prime Minister and subject to subsection (2) the pension shall continue to be paid during the lifetime of that person."

Section 3 (2) added, "The Prime Minister’s pension shall, if the person to whom it is payable becomes a legislator or is again appointed Prime Minister, cease to be payable during the period in respect of which that person is a legislator or holds the office of Prime Minister, as the case may be, but where the rate of the Prime Minister’s pension exceeds the rate of salary as a legislator, nothing in this subsection shall prevent the payment of the Prime Minister’s pension to the extent of such excess."

Young was sworn in as prime minister on March 17, one day after Dr Keith Rowley resigned from this post.

On April 28, Young was re-elected as Port of Spain North/St Ann's West MP.

This means he will sit in the House of Representatives again as a legislator but not as prime minister since the PNM lost the election.

Persad-Bissessar first served as prime minister from May 24, 2010- September 7, 2015, when the UNC-led People's Partnership coalition lost that year's election to the PNM.

She had been receiving a prime minister's pension from September 2015 to April 28.

The UNC's election victory and her re-election as Siparia MP means Persad-Bissessar will become a legislator and be appointed prime minister again. This means she will no longer qualify for a prime minister's pension until she is no longer prime minister.

Persad-Bissessar will now be entitled to the salary and other conditions that a prime minister is entitled to.

Last November, then prime minister Rowley said government will accept the recommendations of the 120th Salaries Review Commission (SRC) report for those to whom it pertains.

This included a salary increase for the Office of the Prime Minister which saw Rowley's salary rise from around $59,000 to $87,847.

The current salaries of the President, Prime Minister and Opposition Leader are $64,270, $59,680 and $29,590 respectively. The SRC recommended increasing them to $81,170, $87,847, and $52,159 respectively.

Once she is officially sworn in as prime minister, Persad-Bissessar will receive the $81,170 salary instead of the $52,159 salary she was receiving as opposition leader.

In a Facebook post after the election, Young said, "I thank you for your support. I will continue to fight for Trinidad and Tobago."

Rowley, now a former prime minister, is entitled to receive a prime minister's pension under the Act.

https://newsday.co.tt/2025/04/29/young- ... s-pension/

[hover11]

Young not entitled to Prime Minister's pension

OUTGOING prime minister Stuart Young is not entitled to a pension which former prime ministers are entitled to.

The same applies to UNC political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar, a former prime minister who was elected prime minister again in the April 28 general election.

Preliminary results showed the UNC won 26 constituencies to 13 for the PNM and two for the Tobago People's Party (TPP).

The rules for payment of a pension to former prime ministers are laid out in the Prime Minister's Pension Act.

Section 3(1) of the Act states, "Every person who having been appointed Prime Minister on or after the 31st day of August, 1962, ceases at any time after such appointment to be Prime Minister shall be paid a pension under this Act with effect from the date on which he ceases to be Prime Minister and subject to subsection (2) the pension shall continue to be paid during the lifetime of that person."

Section 3 (2) added, "The Prime Minister’s pension shall, if the person to whom it is payable becomes a legislator or is again appointed Prime Minister, cease to be payable during the period in respect of which that person is a legislator or holds the office of Prime Minister, as the case may be, but where the rate of the Prime Minister’s pension exceeds the rate of salary as a legislator, nothing in this subsection shall prevent the payment of the Prime Minister’s pension to the extent of such excess."

Young was sworn in as prime minister on March 17, one day after Dr Keith Rowley resigned from this post.

On April 28, Young was re-elected as Port of Spain North/St Ann's West MP.

This means he will sit in the House of Representatives again as a legislator but not as prime minister since the PNM lost the election.

Persad-Bissessar first served as prime minister from May 24, 2010- September 7, 2015, when the UNC-led People's Partnership coalition lost that year's election to the PNM.

She had been receiving a prime minister's pension from September 2015 to April 28.

The UNC's election victory and her re-election as Siparia MP means Persad-Bissessar will become a legislator and be appointed prime minister again. This means she will no longer qualify for a prime minister's pension until she is no longer prime minister.

Persad-Bissessar will now be entitled to the salary and other conditions that a prime minister is entitled to.

Last November, then prime minister Rowley said government will accept the recommendations of the 120th Salaries Review Commission (SRC) report for those to whom it pertains.

This included a salary increase for the Office of the Prime Minister which saw Rowley's salary rise from around $59,000 to $87,847.

The current salaries of the President, Prime Minister and Opposition Leader are $64,270, $59,680 and $29,590 respectively. The SRC recommended increasing them to $81,170, $87,847, and $52,159 respectively.

Once she is officially sworn in as prime minister, Persad-Bissessar will receive the $81,170 salary instead of the $52,159 salary she was receiving as opposition leader.

In a Facebook post after the election, Young said, "I thank you for your support. I will continue to fight for Trinidad and Tobago."

Rowley, now a former prime minister, is entitled to receive a prime minister's pension under the Act.

https://newsday.co.tt/2025/04/29/young- ... s-pension/

Wait so you mean to tell me he went through all that humiliation and grand charging for nothing LMAO

[The_Honourable]

Now the question is, will he get it after he leaves government whenever that time is? Let's say 2030?

[hover11]

Hours after PNM political leader Dr Keith Rowley resigned, chairman of the party, Stuart Young also tendered his resignation.

For more: https://www.cnc3.co.tt/young-resigns-as-pnm-chairman/

This is what happens when the 1 percent try to push up themselves in politics stay in the background

[paid_influencer]

Young not entitled to Prime Minister's pension

OUTGOING prime minister Stuart Young is not entitled to a pension which former prime ministers are entitled to.

The same applies to UNC political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar, a former prime minister who was elected prime minister again in the April 28 general election.

Preliminary results showed the UNC won 26 constituencies to 13 for the PNM and two for the Tobago People's Party (TPP).

The rules for payment of a pension to former prime ministers are laid out in the Prime Minister's Pension Act.

Section 3(1) of the Act states, "Every person who having been appointed Prime Minister on or after the 31st day of August, 1962, ceases at any time after such appointment to be Prime Minister shall be paid a pension under this Act with effect from the date on which he ceases to be Prime Minister and subject to subsection (2) the pension shall continue to be paid during the lifetime of that person."

Section 3 (2) added, "The Prime Minister’s pension shall, if the person to whom it is payable becomes a legislator or is again appointed Prime Minister, cease to be payable during the period in respect of which that person is a legislator or holds the office of Prime Minister, as the case may be, but where the rate of the Prime Minister’s pension exceeds the rate of salary as a legislator, nothing in this subsection shall prevent the payment of the Prime Minister’s pension to the extent of such excess."

Young was sworn in as prime minister on March 17, one day after Dr Keith Rowley resigned from this post.

On April 28, Young was re-elected as Port of Spain North/St Ann's West MP.

This means he will sit in the House of Representatives again as a legislator but not as prime minister since the PNM lost the election.

Persad-Bissessar first served as prime minister from May 24, 2010- September 7, 2015, when the UNC-led People's Partnership coalition lost that year's election to the PNM.

She had been receiving a prime minister's pension from September 2015 to April 28.

The UNC's election victory and her re-election as Siparia MP means Persad-Bissessar will become a legislator and be appointed prime minister again. This means she will no longer qualify for a prime minister's pension until she is no longer prime minister.

Persad-Bissessar will now be entitled to the salary and other conditions that a prime minister is entitled to.

Last November, then prime minister Rowley said government will accept the recommendations of the 120th Salaries Review Commission (SRC) report for those to whom it pertains.

This included a salary increase for the Office of the Prime Minister which saw Rowley's salary rise from around $59,000 to $87,847.

The current salaries of the President, Prime Minister and Opposition Leader are $64,270, $59,680 and $29,590 respectively. The SRC recommended increasing them to $81,170, $87,847, and $52,159 respectively.

Once she is officially sworn in as prime minister, Persad-Bissessar will receive the $81,170 salary instead of the $52,159 salary she was receiving as opposition leader.

In a Facebook post after the election, Young said, "I thank you for your support. I will continue to fight for Trinidad and Tobago."

Rowley, now a former prime minister, is entitled to receive a prime minister's pension under the Act.

https://newsday.co.tt/2025/04/29/young- ... s-pension/

headline not matching article

he entitled to pension when he stop being pm and mp.

also it say "but where the rate of the Prime Minister’s pension exceeds the rate of salary as a legislator, nothing in this subsection shall prevent the payment of the Prime Minister’s pension to the extent of such excess."

^ this doh mean he getting at least part pension, assuming his salary lower than $87,000/month (forking 87k a month for the rest of his life guaranteed because he put in 1 month of work. but you working until age 60 and getting run around for 3k/month from nis who take 12% of all your salary your whole working life

[Mmoney607]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoX6trd ... BidXJraW5h

Andrew Schulz says that Rowley sold all of Trinidad's oil rights to China for 100 years and then stole all the money

See how far the propaganda reach