Health Min Donville Inniss is outlining all the services the St. John polyclinic facility will include, but I can’t type that fast. Ambulance bay and thing. David Thompson visited the site in May 2008 and then Cabinet started looking in to restarting the project, engineering studies and thing.

ST JOHN POLYCLINC WILL RESTART BY MARCH 15, 2011!

Irene picks up on disrespect to Mara and David Thompson. Full page ad. Owen’s so-called tribute in Parliament. Owen’s spiteful tone in saying no special treatment for Mara justbecause she husband dead. Touch one, touch all!

Talking about the breadfruit photo
“They say I don’t know anything about politics. But you can’t take a pciture with your Chairman and candidate. Where are the people with whom you are supposed to be mixing and mingling?”
Murdah!

Wonder who is Mara’s speech writer.

Oh God, she drop a Joseph Niles song. How very Bajan!

Dis train is a holy train, dis traaaaaaaaain, dis traaaaaain

PM STuart
“Owen Arthur may curse you (Mara). But he will not curse you as bad as he curses Mia Mottley. And fortunately for you (Mara) he cannot say the things he says about Mia Mottley about you.”

I wonder too who is her speech writer . Maybe Mara should have left out the the phrase in the speech that said “Don’t Depend on the party” in reference to getting to the poles. The Bees can use that as a political solgan against the Dems. Those are biting words.

@ David

For someone who constantly speaks about good governance and all that jazz, I find it troubling that you support this travesty of our political system. I said it before and I will say it again, this is even worse than Owen’s comment in Deacons about the Dems and power.

The biggest slip of the tongue during this campaign.
Quote from the PM. at 11:15 during his speech “A leader who has no concern is already dead” Bad statement knowing our late PM.

Tell me Why, yeah a bit of a faux pas.

But I guess not intentional so hopefully no harm done.

And thanks David!!!!

A reminder of what Dr. GP had to say about the St. John Polyclinic and improvement to healthcare delivery in Barbados.

Read an earlier blog.

For a party that said they were going to run a clean by-election campaign, they sure took alot of cheap personal shots at George Payne, Kerry Symmonds, and Owen Arthur.

George Payne was accused of wearing braces on his dentures and eating roast breadfruit. Clever reference was made of Kerry Symmonds’ domestic violence situation, and Owen was vilified a person who ruled by fear and terror. If you ask me, I believe that the DLP is really fearful of Owen since he became leader of the opposition again. They are afraid that the BLP might put up a decent fight at the St. John polls and gain some kind of momentum from it for the next general election.

Loyal subject seems to be of those commenters who appear on the blog to fill a void. Loyal subject’s contributions speaks to fanactical idol worship.

Mara Thompson is not the real deal.
She should be home and somebody for the long term should be running. Most of the crowd attending those meetings are DEMS from all over Barbados. That is how DEMS operate but they going to get shocked in ST .John

Watch and see
Mara aint cutting it baby

Mr. Stuart P.M.
Are you asking me to help pay child support. Did I hear you say that or am i dreaming. I think you ought to review that decision. A few months ago startingin Jan they wasa Vat increase and other increases in the cost of livin g. Now you are asking me to contribute to paying hard back men child support. I thought that was a civil matter and must be dealt with by the courts.Why Me ! Mr. Prime Miniter? Why ME.?

Islandgal,
I agree with you about the development plan. It is unfortunate that we are now hearing how soon the polyclinic will restart because politicians seeking people’s vote.

When they selling off the villa nova tell them to sell off the property that Mara and Fay Wharton Parris(wife of Leroy Parris, Clico’s chairman) buy down in Martins Bay shortly after the elections at a cost of $900,000.00 cash, so that the policyholders can get back their investment.

We must not allow politicians to continue to fool we all the time, no matter how innocent they seem to be.

I concur that D Thompson was a very heavy heavy rum biber, he use to be out in the ivy regular, and a womanizer too, so gi me a break wid dis man dat wunna trying to deify.
if wunna doubt me ask anybody in the ivy.

I am not saying that St. John should not have a polyclinic but how does a Government that does not have the money to upgrade existing clinics, find money to restart, complete and outfit an unfinished one?

And now for some real issues/news:

“According to Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, Dr DeLisle Worrell, unemployment has reached about 11 per cent. He said the number of people seeking jobs for as long as a year or more was now “quite high”, and he blamed the recession.
At the end of June 2010, the rate of joblessness stood at just about 10.7 per cent.”

I wonder if the amended plans were already submitted to Town and Country Planning and have been approved. Who are the contractors ? What is the cost for this new old project?

I vow to thee my country, all earthly things …. It is a shame that the DLP will not discuss the real issues that concern Barbadians and the St. John electorate. Why is it that the unemployment rate continues to rise almost as fast as soaring food and commodity prices, and the Prime Minister finds it impossible to speak on these things? Why is the BLP allowing the DLP to get away with another sham knowing that ‘Mara’s crowning’ makes the politics of change seem trivial? Compared to the fortunes of the beloved David, what does Mara seriously offer the people of St. John or Barbados? I am not against her or the ‘old Lodge boy’ but I think Barbadians want to know exactly what is it that either candidate has to contribute to the uplifting of St. John and Barbados?
Is Mia the only politician that can speak on issues without degrading women or stooping so low as to suggest that people born in the Windward islands cannot contribute to Barbados’ economy and social life?
This election is looking like the final victory for a mischievous, ineffective government, and it is possibly the last gasp for the 60+ political leaders whose wear and tear have become more noticeable that the hopes for better tomorrows.
St. John people shall vote, but Barbadians will make the judgement call in time for the next general election.

St. John ah come from | January 10, 2011 at 2:56 PM | KISSMYA
Are you fuh real? Mara ain’t cutting it? What’s in your kool-aid?
I feel sorry fuh you.
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sorry NARA MARA is the wrong candidate
Representation ?
poor choice qrong choice
Dynasty Building No
Barbados first yes