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timelapse wrote:Everybody loves PNM including the diehard UNCs and the PEP deviants.Continue rearing any opposition to the PNM down and see if we ever get rid of this inept regime.If a dog going up for election tomorrow and its not PNM,I voting for it.The important thing is to get rid of them.Continue with the Kamla bashing, continue with the PEA bashing, continue with the Mickela bashing.That seems to be working well for the country.
You see that last part you mentioned it is true....picture this a customs officer have a container to check, his supervisor or superior gave an instruction to not Search and simply complete paper work as if it is checked. Lewwe be real this happens, this is Trinidad. For audit purposes it would be on paper that the container was checked that's why impsbert could say shite like that but that happens. When your superiors give an instruction is either you do it or they transfer you out to another location far out your reach out of badmindRovin wrote:maybe all of us d naive population tort d normal procedure worldwide was that every single container is supposed to be scanned - who wuda thunk is like every 10th or so ?
maybe we all tort jes like how customs check each person luggage going in\out a plane or how each skybox or personal imports does get scrutinized we must be feel well is d same with containers
maybe is jes too much containers & we dont know how much time it takes to do 1 container despite modern technology , so customs must be like well we go check every 7th or 10th container, yea right - when certain containers belong to certain big boi ppl i sure is more like na dise so n so person let he stuff move to d head of line & pass out fast we doh need to check he ....
hover11 wrote:You see that last part you mentioned it is true....picture this a customs officer have a container to check, his supervisor or superior gave an instruction to not Search and simply complete paper work as if it is checked. Lewwe be real this happens, this is Trinidad. For audit purposes it would be on paper that the container was checked that's why impsbert could say shite like that but that happens. When your superiors give an instruction is either you do it or they transfer you out to another location far out your reach out of badmind
pugboy wrote:them lady customs bosses didnt inspire any confidence at all the way they talk last week
they probably have no idea what goes on at the lower levels of customs operations and the corrupt officers just happy to have them there at the top taking the licks whilst they run their rackethover11 wrote:You see that last part you mentioned it is true....picture this a customs officer have a container to check, his supervisor or superior gave an instruction to not Search and simply complete paper work as if it is checked. Lewwe be real this happens, this is Trinidad. For audit purposes it would be on paper that the container was checked that's why impsbert could say shite like that but that happens. When your superiors give an instruction is either you do it or they transfer you out to another location far out your reach out of badmind
hover11 wrote:trinis love what they presently have
hover11 wrote:PNM Internal Election Results Winners:
Operations Officer- Irene Hinds
Welfare Officer- Maxine Richards
Field Officer- Terrence Beepath
-Jennifer Baptiste-Primus
Elections Officer- Indar Parasram
Social Media Officer- Kwesi Robinson
Education Officer- Laurel Leesing-Lezama
Treasurer- Kazim Hosein
Assistant General Secretary- Patricia Alexis
Vice Chairman- Dr.Nyan Gadsby-Dolly
Chairman- Stuart Young
Political Leader- Dr. Keith Christopher Rowley
Here's why.Nothing is getting done.A flood grant pales in comparison to damage done to your belongings and health etc.What the people want is accountability.No minister needs to be on the ground if their respective ministries are doing what is supposed to be done.goalpost wrote:There was no need for the PM to be on site of the floodings. It's not his role. He probably should've acknowledged it though. But he did go ahead a d release funds to alleviate the problems, which is exactly his role.
I don't get this Trini mentality where u need to be on the ground with foot soldiers. I see it in politics and in the workplace. Everyone has their role and there is something called feedback.
hover11 wrote:Dr. Keith Rowley - 8,424 votes (92%)
Karen Nunez-Tesheira- 345 (4%)
Ronald Boynes- 243 (3%)
Junior Barack- 99 (1%)
The voice of the people is the voice of God....well trinis love what they presently have
goalpost wrote:There was no need for the PM to be on site of the floodings. It's not his role. He probably should've acknowledged it though. But he did go ahead a d release funds to alleviate the problems, which is exactly his role.
I don't get this Trini mentality where u need to be on the ground with foot soldiers. I see it in politics and in the workplace. Everyone has their role and there is something called feedback.
goalpost wrote:There was no need for the PM to be on site of the floodings. It's not his role. He probably should've acknowledged it though. But he did go ahead a d release funds to alleviate the problems, which is exactly his role.
I don't get this Trini mentality where u need to be on the ground with foot soldiers. I see it in politics and in the workplace. Everyone has their role and there is something called feedback.
Trini mentality…. But when there is a natural disaster in the US regardless the state their head of state finds themself at ground zero… i guess that must make them Trini… antlind wrote:Every true leader around the world visits the site of a disaster that occurs in their home country.
paid_influencer wrote:antlind wrote:Every true leader around the world visits the site of a disaster that occurs in their home country.
lewwe be real, he probably doesn't consider those particular areas to be his home country.
classical pnm politics is to paint flooding as a 'not we people' problem
The_Honourable wrote:hmph! Gasby Dolly reach...
timelapse wrote:Here's why.Nothing is getting done.A flood grant pales in comparison to damage done to your belongings and health etc.What the people want is accountability.No minister needs to be on the ground if their respective ministries are doing what is supposed to be done.goalpost wrote:There was no need for the PM to be on site of the floodings. It's not his role. He probably should've acknowledged it though. But he did go ahead a d release funds to alleviate the problems, which is exactly his role.
I don't get this Trini mentality where u need to be on the ground with foot soldiers. I see it in politics and in the workplace. Everyone has their role and there is something called feedback.
daring dragoon wrote:it mystifying how them red supporters does think yes. life for most of them worst than 5-10 ago and them still vote back that man. i always say people are idiots.
MaxPower wrote:hover11 wrote:trinis love what they presently have
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