Well some where 100 day promises. it been more than 1000 days now. Some may never get done at this rate.

I was thinking the same thing judging from the many situations in Barbados where it seems that the law only applies to the little man, but many so called whites are able to do as they please. Case and point The Almond Beach Resort situation with the sewerage waste. I am sure that again I’ll be called a racist and a trouble maker. Which at this point in time makes me no difference. Like my mother used to say, “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander;” Barbadians in power has been turning their heads for some, and others weren’t that lucky; Greed can create many problems for not just a few, but for a whole nation; Time to press issues and bring things to light, so we can move forward;

It’s true that both OSA and MIA made a full declaration of assets to highlight the broken DLP promise on new anti- corruption laws.

I salute them for their forthright and full revelations.

Perhaps in their newly found transparency they could tell us who, during their watch, awarded the ill conceived Crab Hill Police Station contract.

Not everyone can be number one in the number two business, and no-one wants to be number two in the number one business.

You have to work long and hard to excel at taking the piss out of Bajans.

I think we should be told.

Promises promises is all we get from politicians election after election, yet we the voting public sit back and accept the crap fed to us by these people. Collectively, we are the managers of these elected politicians, we hire and fire not just every five years or so but we can call them to account any given day. We don’t seem to understand how important we are, until we realise this politicians will continue to say things to sweeten us up with, then burn us in the bam bam.

@Ready done
“I think the Dlp could at least set up the government so that it would be hard for the Blp to take up what they ent put down.”

You mean put it in Ready Mix cement? LOLLLLL

Islandgal that can’t dry fast enough!
Babes you ent vex wid me no more? Lol Good.

Seriously

I think the constituency offices get set up to cut out the red tape in Barbados Government system, I ent too sure though. (Can someone explain their purpose)

The way I see it is that if you want something from Government the constituency office would provide an intermediary with faces you know and respect that will guide you as to your best choice.

I can’t talk for all Government only the Ministry of Agriculture and Small Business (Don’t forget the small business part, David know what he was doing) The services division to be exact, amidst all the people that acting like ya begging for a rebate there is Miss Proute, I love that woman she is so nice….

The GOB needs to empower good workers like miss proute and demote the others that abusing power.

@ac

There, you have noticed it!

It seems government is trying their best to weaken the constitution of Barbados. First the BLP tinker with the laws to get David Simmons as C.J, now the DLP see it as their turn to go even further and modify the constitution altogether just for ONE MAN, I hope this man don’t disappoint the party.what happens if this new C.J make rulings that are reversed when challenged at the C C J, would we then pull out of that too? I think we are threading on dangerous grounds, if this guy is a messenger sent from God to clean up Barbados, I welcome him, but I’m sure the way of appointing him could have been done with a little more respect for our constitution and laws. Once a precedent has been set, laws can be changed willy-nilly to benefit the “big- boys’. There are sooo many laws that need to be changed in this country and successive governments have glossed over them, but they can change the ones that benefits their friends. After 44 yrs of Independence, we seem to be heading in the direction of some of our African brother countries.