Norman Faria you have just exposed your ass you fool!!!!!

You can never intimidate right thinking bajans you ass!!!!!!!!!

HOW DARE YOU!

Bonny Peppa
Sorry to hear of your loss
I thought you had run out of heat or flavor, and that is why we didnt seeing ya. Best Wishes with your healing, ma dear .

Bonny Peppa
Oh my DEAR, my little baby is hurting!!!!!! I’m sorry to hear of your loss, you have my deepest condolences. However, stay STRONG and dig down to regain the bubby person you am. Keep sweet , my dear.

The situation in Guyana is so bad that a guyanese packed his bag and went to the airport. He asked for a flight going to JEOPARDY. The flight attendant looked puzzled and asked him again where he is going. She got the same reply JEOPARDY. She checked the flights, then told him she don’t know where that is and as far as she knows, no flights go there. The ignorant indo-guyanese, got really mad and told her some nasty guyanese words. However, she asked him where he got the name of this place from. he told hear, he was listening to his radio last night and he heard a woman on the news say that they got 9000 jobs in JEOPARDY and he want to get there before all gone. Guyanese would go anywhere just to get out of that country, even to JEOPARDY

Bonny Peppa
I am sorry to hear of your recent loss, may you gain strength from the love shared and the pleasant memories you have, please accept my deepest sympathy.

Yardbroom

Condolences as well Bonny.

BU family must be aware as well of the growing Jamaican population in Barbados. Many of them are girls who are in the whore trade and are KNOWN to the authorities.

Barbados has spent a lot of money to develop our small country. We have spent alot of money to educate our people. Why are we so ready to surrender it to a large group of unskilled illiterate people? Call us arrogant or selfish, we prefer the label nationalistic.

On a secondary note. Did the BU family here the shallow response given by moderator Wendell Callender to a caller yesterday who expressed concern about the growing immigrant population? Bajans always wait until the crap starts to hit the fan.

The WEEDS are showing in the lawn!

Yes there are thousands of Jamaican women here who enter the island and remained illegally,but according to JC they are flinging their puss all around to the immigration men and the police..

I reall feel that those sensitive positions of national security should really be given to some tough,no nonsense women since bajan men seem to think with other parts rather than their heads and these guyanese and jamaican women just laughing at us.

Brothers man,respect yuhself nuh!

The Jamaican women are coming in as nail technicians,hairdressers,maids any thing so and they are all in the whore houses,in the racing pools,around the garrison and they got the police protecting them.

I must tell you,but Darwin Dottin got to be the weakest Commissioner of Police we had bout here for a real long time.

We are attracting the dregs of everybody’s society into this country and feeling smart bout it.

Thank yuh Owen Arthur.

That is why I liked the team of Ms. McClean, the lady from immigration (I think Farmer)and the Permanent Secretary Mrs. Williams they were excellent.

I will be honest, I know i give Mr. Greaves a hard time but ………. he is a good man; but when it comes to the GTs I am convinced they drugged him.

A guyanese woman said that she got Greaves number in Georgetown and from there it was cool sailing when she land.

Mr. Thompson I dont know why you put Greaves there atall atall.

Anon, the men aint going to fight for this country it wll have to be the women most men think with their other head ………

JC // April 18, 2009 at 12:55 pm

That is why I liked the team of Ms. McClean, the lady from immigration (I think Farmer)and the Permanent Secretary Mrs. Williams they were excellent

whoa. nice try in defending that poor excuse for a politician Mclean. She only vex cuz a guyanese woman carry way she bajan man . Oh good lord . Try as you may it will never stop.

Listen to me I do not want to know ONE F##* about Ms. McClean’s love life, I am interested in what I saw when she was in charge of Immigration.

That is what Guyanese do best brag about carrying away bajan men.

Has Ms. McClean dead cause the man gone long.

Wannah Guyanese got this thing wrong we bajan women love our men and yes like any other woman we feel like scum when they leave us but you mena you are going to come on his blog and BRAG!

Oh how I pity wannah asses!!!!

JC

Forget that jackass posting as Concerned.

What he said about Maxine Mcclean is a big lie.

Never happened.

The truth is Faria and all the guyanese coolies frighten like hell for maxine mcclean.

I wish she was prime minister,you dunno?

Negroman says something is happening and will be revealed soon.

Wunna bragging like bajan men don’t molest lil boys too. Barbados is the gay capital of the caribbean.

All races in question has a choice of sexual orientation. Unfortunately all foreignors as you refer them as, come to Barbados to be more open. This is where all homosexuals can be liberal. cased closed.

Sorry Yardbroom I was more CONCERNED (at that point in time) in getting a good laugh!

LOL!

Please excuse me!

Concerned @18th April,

You said that Ms McClean is “insecure?”.

Doth thou know of what thou speakest?

Take off the political glasses.

@ yardbroom

Your name suit you.
Before Barbados was what is it is today it was a yard, sorry you were not around to sweep.
When bajans flee to america, canada and england it is okay because these nations don’t have anything to protect, right-according to you.(A**)
Shut up and sweep yardbroom. When Barbados was a struggling nation you know how many bajans went to Guyana seeking jobs and ironically they were never treated badly.

@Concern

Your has been dismissed several times. You obviously have not read the blog.

Yeah Yeah.. Welcome back Yard Broom and the Bushman, but my God wanna come back simple enough.

Indians think that Blacks are lazy, but Whites think that Blacks are plain simple. Just point them in a direction and they would continue down the path like “good Christians”, or good “Democrats” or good “racists”.

For Yard Broom to assume that all or even most Indians are Hindu is just plain asinine.

A Black politician in Trinidad spent 1.5 BILLION on staging this Summit of Americas talk shop. 1.5 BILLION…! How many heads signed on o the commitment at the end?

I wid Concerned on this one. And to compare Peter Wickham to Hilarious Beckles?

@ BAFBFP April 20,2009 at 4:14am

Peter Wickham wrote:
” My thesis is not that there is no discrimination, but that discrimination is not caused by the mere presence of large numbers of Indos and moreover that Indos are not genetically or culturally inclined to discriminate because of their Hindu beliefs.”

You see BAFBFP I addressed the “specific” words used by Peter Wickham so that nothing was left to conjecture, a wise principle on a public forum. I am fully aware that all Indians are not Hindus.

May I also add you comments are not “just plain asinine” the compliment you paid me…it is only that you just failed to pay attention to detail…which is sometimes useful when intellectual acumen is judged.

The problem is not the Guyanese but Thompson and the DLP. This is a distraction tactic.

Did the Guyanese mismanaged the economy or increase the price of diesel by 77%?

Did they fired your friends and family from the public service?

Are they the ones responsible for a doubling of the cost of living.

Focus people!!!!

This is one of the isssues:

Prime Minister Thompson told overseas Barbadians living in Canada, that former government officials “stashed millions in foreign bank accounts.”

After the silliness and untrustworthiness of Mr. Thompson comments were pointed out, his $156,000 paid principle political adviser wrote in the Advocate of September 25, 2008: “Prime Minister Thompson will probably never trace a cent of this to any personal bank account.” Why, did you steal it?

First point: Mr. Thompson’s comments were supposed to down play the report from Transparency International that for 14 years under the BLP, Barbados was the least corrupt country in the Caribbean.

It took a mere nine month for the DLP to change that. Perhaps Hartley Henry can explain why.

Second point: Contrary to the impression given by Mr. Thompson, once he has evidence that there has been a breach of any law of this country, it is easy for him to gain access to those persons’ bank accounts.

Third point: The agreement reached between offshore financial services centres and the OECD was that while we could charge “low” tax rates, we had to agree to mutual information sharing under certain conditions. One such being, criminal investigations.

Fourth point: Even the Swiss, where foreign accounts were traditionally said to be held – have to abide by the erosion of bank secrecy laws even though still on the black list.

Therefore, contrary to what was said by David Thompson – if there is any evidence of wrongdoing against a person with a foreign bank account, the obstacles to looking into that bank account is far lower today than before.

Fifth point: All of the UN Conventions against corruption, not only speak to politicians but also politically exposed persons. No one can hide.

Sixth point: Barbados has mutual legal assistance legislation and is party to mutual legal assistance treaties with US, Canada; the Commonwealth and our major trading partners. Again, if there even the slightest evidence of wrongdoings – through it central authority – the government of Barbados can request legal assistance from any of those countries.

Seventh point: In today’s sophisticated financial markets, the movement of every penny the PM alleges is stashed in account abroad can be traced. The local police are often called upon to assist foreign authorities in cases similar to what is alleged by Thompson.

Eighth point: To talk about fraud and corruptions and then try to give the impression that there is nothing government can do is ridiculous.

It is well within the technical capacity of the local Police Force to investigate such matters as they have done in the past.

Ninth point: Canada is one of our leading trading partners in the offshore financial services sector, from which we source million in foreign exchange. Barbados enjoys an outstanding reputation in that domicile.

Thompson’s comments therefore run the risk of doing serious damage to this country’s good name and image there, and in circumstances where he has a duty to protect Barbados’ good name.

Tenth point: There is evidence that the tender price at the RDC has doubled, yet Mr. Thompson has done nothing to address that situation.

Twelfth point: Instead of protecting the interest of Barbadians in these challenging times, Prime Minister Thompson opts to use distraction tactic so that people would not focus on the high cost of living

Thirteenth point: Prime Minister Thompson is yet to disclose his assets even though he does not need legislation to do so.

Fourteenth point: The DLP gave the impression that its members had signed on to some integrity – code of conduct, but to date, that Party, which promised freedom of information and that it will not keep any secrets for the people – is yet to make the contents of that secret code of conduct, public.

Fifteenth point: The DLP is not doing anything to address the cost of living; or help Barbadians pay their mortgage and protect their jobs.

Sixteenth point: Barbadians are not foolish. We are interested in how this government will advance our welfare. We are not interested in salacious gossip. We voted for change.

Seventeenth point: The DLP does not need legislation for its members to declare their assets as promised.

It does no need legislation for it to release unemployment and cost of living figures.

Eighteenth point: Mr. Thompson investigated Hardwood and the UDC.

He must also launch the appropriate investigation so that Barbadians will know who are the person/s and agencies involved in stashing those millions in foreign accounts.

@ Anonymous:

What do you mean by: “change the political voting pattern as well as the demographics of Barbados?”

You mean realigning of boundaries (as the law provides) to ensure each constituency are equally sizes in terms of the number of constituents to be served?

Or, are you confused about who wants to introduce overseas voting?

Wasn’t that why Peter Wickham submitted an Invoice for $10,000 to make recommendation to the EBC on how people living overseas could stay there and vote in Barbados’ elections?

I am serious, I really do not know what you mean!!!

Oh my Lord! Caricom has just spoken as one voice through the mouth of Patrick Manning. Most of the PMS seek to speak in similar tones about solutions for CLICO and our P.M talked about a regional approach on that matter. Lord, why not a regional and Caricom approach to immigration within Caricom. This surely stinks on ice. We need to get back to the intents of the original treaty of Chagauramas remember Burnham, Barrow, Williams and the others at the time. Are we still one region one people one Caribbean and one destiny. We expect Obama to do for us what we have difficulty in getting done.

I meant – “Had I”

Oh Dear Mr. Broom,

If you were aware that there are Muslim and Christian Indians in very large proportions in Guyana this would have been the perfect opportunity to show a flaw a Peter’s reasoning. But to not have pointed this out; instead you use it as the main pillar in building a racist argument. Details? Man you are too close to the trees..!

Dark Knight
1- I dont think that either Thompson or Obama are smart.
2- I believe that both Thompson and Obama are puppets.
3- At the same time I ran away from my homeland Barbados because the BLP Government severely restricted by opportunities to work in Barbados.
4- I also suffered at the hands of Thompson years ago.