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kalongi wrote:Jus failure wid these. Guys imagine we are the only carribean that has not changed a pm within the last two elections and some people want to blame the cop supporters get this through allyuh head if the people wanted to get pnm out they would ah vote them out they wanted it like that so take strain now
axe wrote:This government is consumed with erecting monuments, wooing fellow regional bodies that offer us no strategic advantages, and making themselves look good (trying to bring down unemployment by enstating programmes that are very unproductive in generating REAL value: CEPEP). In the end we will have skyscrapers that cost millions to maintain (while our oil depletes and inflation eats away our spending power), Manning will be the President of a lesser Caribbean Federation (T and T, Barbados, St Lucia, Grenada), and a welfare state will be in existence where people doing little depend on government handouts. This is called 2020.
This government ignored the brightest minds in our country who warned them about Dutch Disease Phenomenon: where a booming sector in the economy (OIL) can lead to other sectors dying (Agriculture) and runaway inflation. This occurred already in the 1980s. The government exacerbated the situation by creating another booming sector (Construction) with their fast paced housing scheme: hastening the effects of Dutch Disease.
Ours is not the only country with natural resources, but while many have tried to manage their wealth (Dubai, Australia, etc) we try to impress, squander and spend millions on a media propaganda machine. I never thought i would hear our leader (with thousands of BLIND supporters) say crime is a global problem so we have to accept it....man crime, poverty, are all symptoms of a socially ill population, it must be handled, managed, and eradicated.
You think it is fair in a RICH country for hospitals to have no beds, lack key drugs, have to send blood tests to be done in private labs, have CAT scan machines and others not working? This government continues to ignore the value of human capital....hell i could go on and on.....man wake up and smell the coffee
WD40 wrote:Sky -
" And in power, they wouldn't do the same things with the money we have now and had for the past few years. They'd suffer the country and citizens for the greater good later on. "
I was following you up until you made that point about the UNC. What exactly did Panday do for the country when he was in power?
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