the more Mia continues to absent herself the more irrelevant she becomes. Let us compare Owen and Clyde to Freundel and Stinckler. I listened to Owen at the conference. I feel more inspired by him than the current PM. For policy and charting a new path for Barbados, I think Owen can lead us there. He is proven and capable.

fondle/fumble and stinckler

NLMaddocks | November 5, 2011 at 7:50 PM |

Are you surprised that the dead Kingmaker had a stable of young jockeys with strong “negroid” features. One with the name “Jones” – as in the comic character- not handsome but strong in the saddle and could do a good hand job with the whip. The evil that men do lives after them to haunt their accomplices to the point of seeing and communicating with demonic forces.

tr8 Up | November 5, 2011 at 9:09 PM |
“I feel more inspired by him than the current PM. For policy and charting a new path for Barbados, I think Owen can lead us there. He is proven and capable.”

You probably have supersonic hearing capability! But just in case the ordinary person couldn’t follow the script please name at least one (1) new idea’ proposal, or initiative that was offered by OSA worthy of consideration to deal with the unparalleled challenges and new economic paradigm confronting Barbados.
Please continue to address this issue since it has serious implications for the future course of the Barbados economy. The more ideas floating around the greater are the chances to influence public policy and more informed contributions to political debate and decision-making.

But just in case the ordinary person couldn’t follow the script please name at least one (1) new idea’ proposal, or initiative that was offered by OSA worthy of consideration to deal with the unparalleled challenges and new economic paradigm confronting Barbados.
WHY DONT YOU NAME ONE FROM FRUMBLE STUART?????

JUST ASKING
JUST ASKING

JUST ASKING | November 6, 2011 at 12:24 AM |
“WHY DONT YOU NAME ONE FROM FRUMBLE STUART?????”

I JUST CAN’T!!!! Just don’t hear the man speak on such pressing issues.
But remember, he has the crown! OSA wants its back!
Who needs to come up first with the fresh ideas? OSA the old conjurer or Fumble the clown, only suited for the jester’s performance in the King’s Court.

anthony

“anyone who believed hudson would win was smoking more weed than st john grows”

So you Barbados Labour Party people now admitting Hudson was a candidate with only nuisance value?

I said so all along, I said that he was doing the suicide run for “seethru” just like a lot of present “candidates” of the Barbados Labour Party.

“Seethru” asked Sanita Bradshaw and Kerry Simmons to run in St. John but both declined.

@ Carson
Has the Brazil-Gol Airlines initiative worked? Where is WestJet? Why are tourist ‘arrivals’ up but spend down? If a cost-benefit analysis were to be done on Gol and Jet Blue what would be the results? Has free bus fares for school children achieved its intended objective (get children of ZR) or are the demonic forces too strong? How many communities/individuals, besides the Councillors, have benefited from the Constituency Councils? Where is the promised ‘Team Barbados’ strategy? Was the Employment Stabilisation Scheme established, and how many businesses took advantage? What about the Retraining initiative–implemented, successful, existing, non-existent? Where are the promised tax incentives for gym membership?

millertheanunnaki(May2012)

“abject disrespect for the man’s private life ”

What about the “man’s abject disrepect” for Mia’s private life?

Or that doesn’t count?

The pot calling the kettle black!!

We too can’t wait for the next general elections.

@ CCC:
“What about the “man’s abject disrespect” for Mia’s private life?”

You seem to be a peddler of gossip and filth emanating from people boudoirs and toilets. How do you know these things unless you hide in the closet pretending to be a man but inwardly controlled by oestrogenic hormonal forces trapping you between a shaft and a sheath only to be shagged by both.
If you want to carry on an intellectual debate worthy of attention then try comparing the two individuals’ abilities and leadership skills to take this country out of the present socio-economic doldrums and away from oncoming tsunami that could engulf Barbados and send the obsequious sycophantic hangers-on (hyperbole intended!) likes of you to suck salt.

The obvious is here. CCC is devoid of rational thought. As I have said before he should take up residence in Black Rock. His ranting and raving would make him a sure candidate for that address. His inane spiel and vitriol come from a man who sees his castle invaded and who will soon wonder if he is safe . He has a right to worry, but Owen will take him out of his worries. The Dems have done their worst against Owen Nothing will suffice. The Dems MUST defend their record. they MUST give account of their stewardship. Owen is not part of that. The BLP always gave account of its stewardship to the peole. What are your promises? what is your performance?. The Dems are on trial The Dems are in the dock, the BLP too
cant wait for the next election to make some one like you a relic. You have no points to make just spewing a cesspool of waste. Depart form me you father of wickedness and get thee behind me Satan

I am a reasearcher at work on a paper centered around world leaders and bigamy, former Prime Minister Arthur is one of the leaders in focus, are there any persons in Barbados who can volunteer data on how many children Arthur fathered and by how many women.?This is not political merely academic, morality is not the issue in the reseach paper.

Some folks might prefer this version…..

Sargeant | November 6, 2011 at 11:37 AM | & Sargeant | November 6, 2011 at 11:40 AM |
Good strolls down memory lane but with apt resonance to the current fallout in the bee hive. But it looks like a permanent divorce with no chance to kiss and make up. The sugary ole lying dog can no longer rise to the occasion and the femme fatale prefers to sing in a choir with fellow sisters with lips projecting notes in both major and minor chords.

Has everyone forgotten about freedom of information and integrity legislation? The B’s fumbled with it for three terms, the D’s promised faithfully it would be on the books in 100 days. Are we now condemned to another 5 years without that vital requirement of any true democracy?

Been a while since I’ve posted. But in the words of Bill Clinton, “it’s the economy stupid”

The Mia – Owen feud is good for newspapers and rumshop talk, but, this election is going to be a dog fight at the local level based on the issue(s) that are hitting the electorate most. The DLP does not have the stellar and inspirational leadership or election platform to “flatten” the opposition. Neither does the opposition have the “cannons” to obliterate the government for its failings and “non performance” in some areas. The Mia issue will play in about 3-4 constituencies, but, Owen has been tried and tested and will still be seen as a fairly good at the national level. Once he rallies most of the ship he’ll be ok. Having said that though, his chances with Mia on board increase almost threefold. Freundel is the PM and that counts for alot in national elections. Sadly though it may also play against him in terms of time and energy.

Rest assured, the margin of victory next elections should be about 2-3 seats the most. At this current point the victory goes to the D’s. Time will tell if the opposition can close that gap.

When the DLP won the general elections in 2008, there was still major discord between David Thompson, David Estwick, Fruendel Stuart and Denis Kellman, among others, but the electorate was just fed-up with the BLP and voted AGAINST them. The same thing can happen again, only difference many voters will stay away from the polls because they still not happy with the BLP and they are certainly disgusted with the DLP. The difference betwwen the trouble between the two parties is simple, the BLP has brought their out in the open, the DLP is playing a sniper game, they are many among them that are trying to rid the party of Fruendel Stuart, but be careful, he might just pull a Sandie and left many scrambling, it doesn’t matter to him, he’s good for life at P.M’s pension, some of the ones on the border line would not even get a pension if they lose their seats.

Dawn Rollins

I can’t imagine why I wasted two seconds reading your post.

@david
This next election is not about Owen and Mia being on good terms with each other, It is about the stewardship of the Democratic Labour Party. What do I care about two people speaking to each other? How will that change the price of bread>. This is not a banana republic . You are really maximising the minimum. People want relief, People want to get out from under. How does the friendship of Mia and Owen help?. This foolishness obout MIa nd Owen being friends or appearing to put a front about being at one is for an unsophisticated and backward electorate. Pease gime me a break Think on these things

If Mia is this popular, she should try forming her own party and contest the elections, she has the support of peter wickham, TC, bubbles (well he or she dead), and darcy dear.

i am starting to resent Mia, BLP can press on without her. She does not compare to David Thompson’s popularity and he died and the party has continued. Just as Owen was loved and hated, Her turn has now come. Fact of the matter, she did not command the majority so get in line or be left behind. You are not bigger than any party and if you continue with your faction, Santia or some other one can replace you. You do not hold the monopoly on knowledge.

Clyde Mascoll is the perfect replacement. That would make teh BLP into a ‘for the masses’ party and working class. Well that is the perception

Is this question and answer?
You asked me for a suitable replacement. I gave you one. I do not know what is in Mascoll’s mind.

Many businesses in Barbados have gotten disturbed by the way the DLP is running the country, quite recently I heard that the Williams Group (who have big interest in REDjet ) are now up in arms with the government for the maltreatment given the airline. I understand, they were told one thing by the minister and then he retracted his statement and has the Company now looking to move to another base.The businesses are the ones who run the country and to put pressure on government, they may start reducing staff drastically and blame it on the government.

COME ON DAVID YOUR twisted comment of nov5th at 2.47 is disengenuous to say the least in that the whole country without any bias knows that mr mascoll was clandestinely, surreptiously pushed from office to accomodate a devious mr thompson; a cloak and dagger event which could have caused him to make the ill-timed decision to join the ranks of the blp. you have a duty as a serious commentator to try not to spin this defining moment in political skulduggery in barbados.