Anyone need some castor oil?

old onion bags | May 5, 2012 at 8:33 AM |

Frigg you David …ban or no ban I know what i read !!

old onion bags | May 5, 2012 at 8:40 AM |

As a matter of fact…have the keys to my license…Onions out fa good…
DAMM STRAIGHT….BAN INSTITUTED..SELF IMPOSED!!!!

That was a real short exile though.
You are more fun than a barrel of monkeys!

old Onion bags(friggyouDavid)

you are now ready to admit that you are Stupid?

I think DAVID will accept that!

Austin

You see how you have me wrong.

I love fish cakes!

onions ole boy yuh in yuh element this politics got yuh hottt so hot that yuh had to come out of exile LOLLL Yuh got muh laffing at Aarson Cudear RFLMAO Aarson how ai luv dat name!

SPECIAL AUDIT
Urban Development Commission

Road Construction Program

review of the Tenantry Road and Concrete Road
Programs was carried out covering the period
October 1997 to March 2005.
5.2 The objective of the audit was to determine if the
programs were being administered in accordance with the Urban
Development Commission Act, other relevant legislation and by the
application of good business practice.

Background
5.3 The Tenantry Roads Program was instituted by the
Board of the UDC in 1997 and the Concrete Roads Program
commenced in the financial year 2001-02. The Concrete Roads
Program has now been terminated whereas the Tenantry Roads
Program is ongoing. In addition to the construction of
approximately 90 roads at a cost of $8.3 million, the Commission
has also built a number of pathways and steps.

Findings
5.4 Audit findings are as follows: –
(i) The Commission has not been following
the Laws of Barbados in obtaining land
from private individuals for the purpose
of road construction.
(ii) Some land has been utilized by the
UDC without the permission of the
landowners being obtained.

This is a response from the UDC.

“The Commission conceded that it erred in
allowing persons to remain on its Register of
Contractors including those persons whose only
claim to being a contractor was that they were
unemployed, unemployable, homeless, vagrants of
Bridgetown, criminal deportees and those who
frequented Parliament yard.”

Just imagine that:

OF THE 600 CONTRACTORS AT THE UDC during the Barbados Labour Party Govt., some were VAGRANTS of Bridgetown, CRIMINAL DEPORTEES AND people who FREQUENTED PARLIAMENT YARD.

Oh what a wonderful job the Barbados Labour Party did while in office, you agree AUSTIN?

Where was this reported in the Nation newspaper at the time?

MASSIVE COVER UP BY THE NATION!

by the way CCC, it was prime minister owen arthur who commissioned the special audit of the UDC.seems that he was not happy with the way things were going there and requested a special audit be done irrespective of where the chips fell.

balance

Yet when an attempt was made to remove a certain man seethru said leave him alone.

when the DLP tabled questions about the same special audit in Parliament up to this day the Barbados Labour Party never replied.

I like how they let “where the chips fell.” They can fool you but not me.

And this is the same party which is clamoring to be returned to office so that we might get more of the same.

Bunch of crooks.

@ Carson
One would think that as a Councillor on the much touted constituency councils you would be here making a case for the re-election of the government based on the good work of your council and the other 29. Instead you talking about a report used to win the LAST election. When the truth is that the DLP is no better– fired an employee of UDC (for proven corrupt practices) and rehired that individual at RDC after learning he was a supporter. STFD!

I wonder who Barbados Labour Party apologist on this blog can tell the Country which Barbados Labour Party politician pockets this money is in?

“In his 2011 report laid in the House of Assembly on Tuesday, Trotman revealed that two amounts totalling $5 033 054 – $2 994 047 and $2 039 007 – were shown as outstanding on the VAT Office’s bank reconciliation statements for over five years.

He said the amount of $2 994 047.21 requested by the VAT Division in December 2005 was issued by the Treasury to settle refund claims. This amount, however, was not seen on the bank statements of the division.

“It is unclear which account the money was credited to,” the report said.”

And the Barbados Labour Party has the gall to ask Bajans to vote them back into office that this kind of thef can be restarted!

One would think that (CCC) as a Councillor on the much touted constituency councils you would be here making a case for the re-election of the government based on the good work of your council and the other 29.
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Can anyone tell how much MONEY these ‘Councillors are each paid every month for limimg ?…..or moonlighting like Carson in BU…trying to convince us why we should allow another term ..to support his newly found largess.

Tell us Carson is it $2,500 p.m graduating upwards as you become more a “wooly sheep “

Now we hear that $5million disappeared five years ago at the vat.office.