Well Well

The Democratic Labour Party made the modern day Barbados.

ALBERT THE POLITICAL JACKASS
Would anyone in the Nation newspaper’s management who still has any integrity about them ,please change the title of what Albert Brandford writes on Sundays from “Purely Political” to “Purely Partisan”.

It is an absolute sham to have a man who is supposed to be an independent political voice but week after week for the last umpteen years can only bring himself to criticise one party. I wonder how much money is passed under the table to him by the BLP leadership. Imagine the late British Prime Minister is dead and Brandford instead of writing an honest or analytical critique on her politics takes the opportunity to try to do another political hit and run on the current Prime Minister.
As if that was not bad enough, he lied all throughout his article. He suggested that a meeting was sought “he too made reference to treachery…,noting that treachery was not taught at Foundation school” -LIE
The PM made the remarks about treachery not being taught at Foundation school at an appreciation service held in his honour when he was answering those who suggested that he should have made more moves to solidify and establish himself publicly while he was acting PM during David Thompson’s illness.
But then again, it seems that as far as the Nation newspaper is concerned, the only qualifying factor to get a consistent column is to be critical of the DLP and its leadership.
Look at the trend of writers used by the Nation newspaper and you will clearly see the politics at work.
The BLP has 14 voices in Parliament and seven in the Nation newspaper writing columns.

Carson………..the taxpayers made the modern day Barbados, I really am beginning to realize that things are a bit cloudy for you…………..the ministers in the DLP and the BLP have always been paid a salary to work for the people………………if there were no tax dollars in the treasury, there would be no modern day Barbados, in saying that Errol Walton was a man with vision, he was not perfect…………..but do you believe he would be happy with the state of affairs in Bim today and the beating the country is taking along with all the negative exposures.??

Well Well

Now you see the same thing that I am saying, you never knew my Parents but you are saying that they got corn beef and biscuits for their votes.

My parents were highly moral citizens of Barbados everything they did was done on good principles, they were god faring people with the utmost respect for the law of the land.

Yet you are denigrating them because they failed to embrace the Barbados Labour Party, a party that did not have their interest at heart.

You continue to enjoy your day.

THE VOTERS OF BARBADOS HAVE SPOKEN, deal with it!!!!!!

Due to all the corruption between the two parties, the lines have now become blurred and it is affecting their judgment to the detriment of the taxpayers……………..it is now my belief that these two parties would prefer to see the island sink so they can boast and brag about who failed and passed and who won and lost, rather than work together for the common good. In today’s express Kamla-Persaud is practically begging the IMF to help small states who she is well aware can end up with disorder if the economies are left to slide any further, yet these two parties who share one little island cannot look beyond their nasty pettiness and come together for the common good, they are friends under cover at night but are happy to see their supporters remain enemies keeping the country divided although it is sinking. Dirtbags all.
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/PM-calls-on-IMF-World-Bank–Help-small-and-vulnerable-economies-203124021.html

Carson…….you are the one who will have to deal with any decisions made by the IMF………………..if the BLP manage to wrestle the government from you because of that one seat difference……….i will be telling them the same thing. IMF…………here they come. Carson my boy, just remember it all comes with a price.

The “doom and gloom”terrorist are literally trying to push barbados over a fiscal cliff. ……Hard decision YES……..IMF NO …….

@Carson Cadogan

You got more mouth that a long neck dog that swallow an adle egg on this thread. Why? All the vomitting now can’t negate the facts given by Caswell. When you saw him up CBC and was frighten that the DLP gone. Clarify what he said that you begged him to join with others to form a new party. So stop talking

Well Well

You and all the other BLP members and supporters are relishing the idea of the IMF ruling Barbados.

Nothing but the worst for Barbados will make you happy.

You run out of Barbados because you don’t have the brains to be a success here.

Carson…………..far be it for me to relish or delight in an IMF takeover, but even you have to admit, that at least for the last four (4) years this administration has been warned and pleaded to by the same IMF and rating agencies that unless they start some kinda measures back then to curb spending and negative shocks resulting from world economic stresses, this present situation is where they would find themselves………..who do you want to blame if they did not listen, cause they are a bunch of know-it-alls, who cannot understand basic English………..your governor of the central bank refused to listen and instead mouthed off to someone to whom he knew he would have to eventually face if the government could not get it’s act together………who would you blame for that………….the administration can bypass IMF and World Bank and bring on austerity measures, too little, too late, but in your infinite wisdom of all things DLP Carson, can you tell me the risk of that little trick???

Well Well

BTW, are you on the voters list here in Barbados?

Carson……….now you are insulting a citizen, you can’t get rid of me, gotta keep my eyes on you yardfowls, you will sink the island.

@CCC
“My parents were highly moral citizens of Barbados everything they did was done on good principles, they were god faring people with the utmost respect for the law of the land.

Yet you are denigrating them because they failed to embrace the Barbados Labour Party, a party that did not have their interest at hear”t.
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I am so sorry that none of their values rubbed off on you! They must be rolling in their graves to see what a classless political pimp you have become!
(My apologies if your parents are still alive, I assume they are gone since you spoke of them in the past tense. )

@ Negroman

“Hard decisions will be made but those decisions will be made in the best interest of Barbados especially Black Barbadians.”

People like you read a few Marcus Garvey books or listen to Bob Marley and come to spew your contradictory black contiousness nonsense. You talk about the poor black man versus the elitist in the confines of your living rooms and among your friends, and I bet you have never made any significant contribution to any initative to help the same black brothers and sisters you hypocritically purport to support. Have you ever made any contribution towards the needy, disabled, abused women, parent-less children, homeless, vagrants, the Salvation Army, or any organisation that assists the marginalised in this society. Have you ever done volunteer work to assist the elderly, read or talk to them, help pay a bill?

People like you identify the DLP as helping the masses, yet it is the elitest who are responsible for the general maintenace of these political parties through their generous contributions. What irkes me about people like you who criticise the elite, is that they are the ones who pay to put their elderly in homes, while persons like you abandon them at the QEH.

As for decisions made in the best interest of Barbados, especially black Barbadians, Sandiford reduced the civil service by sending home thousands of BLACK civil servants. His decisions adversely affected poor black Barbadians, but this was in the interest of Barbados, so you would say. However, the BLP’s talk about privitisation was criticised by the great DLP as a means of putting poor black Barbadians on the breadline. Tell me what is the fundamental difference?

Both parties under the same circumstances, DLP send home civil servants – it is in the interest of the country; the BLP follow a similar path – it is against the poor black people.
Utter rubbish.

CCC,

Whilst you are at it, well should I say……………. forget it, you do not answer questions, Well Well still is still waiting on an answer on the massive wealth of dead king…………..but try to answer this one, why is Sir Sandi being recalled home?

I understand from my sources that Sir Sandi is coming home next month! Is he being recalled as a result of budget cuts or is he not well?

I would ignore negroman……………most negormen hate to even see natural hair and definitely dislike dark skin.

Well Well | April 16, 2013 at 12:06 PM

Why anyone wasting their time talking to you?

Face it Carson, if you dare to answer any of my questions truthfully, you will be thrown out of the DLP membership forthwith and with extreme prejudice…………that is what happens when you are nothing but a yardfowl.

Carson C. Cadogan | April 16, 2013 at 8:56 AM |
OBZOCKY

“I have always fell even at a boy growing up in Barbados, that the DLP cared about the interest of the poor and working classes in Barbados. And for that simple reason I’ll always pledge my support to the DLP.; in

NONSENSE

NONSENSE

NONSENSE

Many mis-informed people in Barbados
The ignorance shines through. The ignorance is so pronounced it has reached Crisis proportion. The Schools have failed. The Teachers , all women are incapable , incompetent and self -serving. Ever since women took over, everything in Barbados has been on a downward spiral. I used to oppose this particular view but I have to agree with those like David Ellis and Dennis Johnson that the female in the workplace is a big problem

If the Nation newspaper wants to have a columnist to write on finance and the economy why not get Profesor Michael Howard or a leading accountant or someone who can call a spade a spade.
Instead we have two former political candidates in Mascoll and Harry Russell and then Pat Hoyos who is not even trying to hide his BLP bias in print or on radio.
That is what journalism has become at the Nation newspaper: BLP supporters writing political columns masquerading as journalists.

Does anyone at The Nation newspaper care about Barbados ?

AC…………trying to scam international investors out of their money, knowing full well that business is now nearly completely nonexistent in Barbados will not work………………it would be better if you told the truth and be honest, it may impress an investor or two…………….the way returning bajans are treated when they bring back their social security and savings to Barbados……….I doubt very much if you will get many takers……..stop trying to sell your deceit and lies, no one is buying.

Investors prefer to see a fresh start and a clean slate rather than a country mired in corruption………..the island needs a fresh start, it cannot be business as usual with both political parties and their sheeple continuing to mindlessly take everything for a joke…………..too many people’s lives have already been ruined while both parties and supporters think it’s a fight to the finish and refuse to cooperate with each other because of party colors. How many investors do you know want to be stuck in the middle of such blatant stupidity. Business people have been complaining in North America about what they have experienced in Barbados……..tell me that is not true if you dare.

May I remind some of you, cause you seem to only have long memories for some things and extremely short memories for what you wish to forget, it’s called convenient recall………………………remember Redjet, well let me tell you whether that Irish guy was right or wrong, you can guarantee he spread the word, worldwide about his experiences in Barbados. it’s called blacklisting…………..without going into further details to embarrass the ones who are pretending to have delicate sensibilities while they act like a hood rat when no one agrees with their comments………………you are screwed.

@Artaxerxes | April 16, 2013 at 1:10 PM |

” My friend, you are either stupid or naive to think that the $20 a week from poor people like you can sustain ANY political partyin Barbados; (take a look at PEP and PDC, they cannot maintain 30 candidates).

It is the social elites that sustain and maintain both political parties in Barbados, and the policies they enact to protect them, as well as the contracts they get, is proof; pay back!!!”
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Excellent post, Artaxerxes . It is the low information voters like “obzocky” who has us in this mess today, saddled with an incompetent government.

To think that in 2013, we still have people who think like “obzocky” that only the DLP has done any thing good for Barbados.The BLP took Barbados from out of the ditch in 1994 when people were hopeless, civil servants were demoralised, they had suffered salary cuts, a lot of them were sent home, people lost their homes and had to move back in with their parents, people had to cash in their insurances policies leaving them without security, nobody had any confidence in the government to invest in Barbados………….sounds familiar again in 2013? The BLP rescued this country and brought it back to where we prospered for 14 years only to return now to the same position we were in in 1994.

People like “obzocky” are low information voters who do not know that the same “elite class” funds the parties and that the leaders suck up to them to get campaign contributions. Where “obzocky” think the container containing all of the Iphones, Ipads, flat screen TV’s, the Chris polo shirts, the bags and all the other paraphernalia come from? Poor ignorant people like she/he?

“Obzocky”, your chosen name speaks to your level of understanding of politics. Speak to Michael Lashley, Donville Inniss and Chris Stinkliar,they would open your eyes to how politics is financed.