@balance

If Mascoll was strategic he would have discern that it was not his time.

He will pay a heavy price for that misjudgement.

he has paid it valready david because of the brutality of the dlp party machine but at least unbiased history would portray him as a man who did not stand for shit. he was right to leave the dlp but politically incorrect to join the blp.it was an error of judgment and he is suffering for it but most great men suffered.

it was an error of judgment and he Mascoll suffering for it but most great men suffered.
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You postulating Clyde Mascoll is a great man Lord come for your world. balance you are unbalanced or Malick with Teeth.

George Hutson will go down in history as one of the worse ministers the DLP ever foisted on this country. Maxine McClean is running a close second. The man just looks wrong when you look at him and he inspires no confidence in what he says.

How could a CEO of a statutory body come out and criticise his boss like that if he was not totally frustrated. GH’s response was piss poor. When the PM did his so called cabinet reshuffle, GH should have been fired.

On his handling of the Redjet matter, GH’s hands were tied because he compromised himself by allowing the CEO to wine and dine him, staying at the CEO’s mansion in Ireland and driving around the CEO’s expensive vehicle. So when the CEO began to scream about the delays and the run around he was getting, it was that GH was not delivering what he promised and did not seem to understand the term “quid pro quo”.

And you tell me that the people of Barbados will put up with this DLP for another five years! I dont believe it.

prodigal son if mr thompson from all accounts was considered a great barbadian; then mr mascoll is equally entitled to be called a great barbadian. i challenge you to put their credentials to the test with respect to meaningful contributions in their lifetime to the progress of barbados. i respectfully submit that however slight mr mascoll would have contributed more. so malik might very well get teet .

Ask some of the former Directors of International Business, under both BLP and DLP, for their thoughts on BIBA.

@ One for George | November 8, 2011 at 11:05 PM |
“BIBA has provided some poor advice to the Barbados Government over the years, sometimes at great embarrassment to the Government.”
“Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive!”
If this is the case, “Georgie Porgie likes porkie pies”, why has the government continued to support this incompetent parasitic organization through an annual subvention at taxpayers’ expense? Or is it a case of one bunch of idiots teaching another so there is no light to shine? Pass the money please for our next cocktail (eat up & drink up) function to which your invited as our learned guest speaker!
Why pay a quack to prescribe poison to a patient unless you want to see it dead!

@ Christopher Halsall | November 9, 2011 at 6:53 PM |

Come to think of it he was an AMA approved drug pusher to the well- heeled but carrying a personal debt burden of Greek proportions and a Hispanic taste in women. MJ wanted to go to entertain the gods but was waiting on a Judas of Asclepius to sell his soul for greenbacks by providing the elixir and paraphernalia needed for the astral flight to paradise.

one for george’ your comment made contribution via the development of clico’ if you mean by mr thompson as the corporate lawyer of clico and who was their mouthpiece expostulating on the soundness of the company when the shenanigan was exposed and who signed off on a ten million payout for clico when the letter i received from the judicial managers yesterday does not give me much hope of getting back my 30.000 dollars for which i was paying clico for over 20 years then how would i ever forget mr thompson’s contribution to the public of barbados via clico especially with mr parris still living high off the hog.