Submitted by Beresford
Hon. Denis Kellman M.P, Kellmoronic”, “broadcast on TV last Monday night – that temporary workers have been cut off so they can be made permanent…”
As more forceful condemnations come with greater frequency convicting Freundel Stuart and his DLP of gross negligence and persistent dereliction of duty in serving country first, the not unexpected responses of what is now widely regarded as a band of nincompoops are more fabrications, braying attempts at blaming and shifting responsibility to the BLP, and virulent attacks on our leader Mia Mottley.
Having humiliated themselves by lying and demolishing Barbados’ economy. The DLP with Stuart in the lead, as they scramble at every straw to maintain power and their pensions, are now tarnishing the image of office by becoming bottom feeders scraping up every piece of garbage and throwing it in desperate attempts to defend what cannot be defended and stick their slime (stink with incompetence) on someone else.
The DLP is so topsy-turvy and misled for so long, what was a small cut is now an affliction of festering sores. They are now asking for faith, patience and kindness – having been given all three for six years and ruthlessly destroying them.
How else can anyone on Earth or Mars explain, even by his own sublimely ignorant standards, the “Kellmoronic”, broadcast on TV last Monday night – that temporary workers have been cut off so they can be made permanent and that it is unfair to have people working temporary. Better to not have them working at all!!
This is the madness now endemic in the Barbados.
The BLP will not be either distracted or diverted in its mission to represent the people of Barbados and put the country’s interest foremost by making public, information the DLP wishes to hide, laying out the facts the DLP wishes to ignore and camouflage with mindless chatter, keeping faith with Barbadians by giving them the facts, hard as they are, and providing opportunities for the voices of the people to be heard.
The BLP will remain steadfast in putting Barbados first.
Mia Mottley, after 24 years of public service marked with achievements, shines bright like a diamond in Barbados politics, more so if compared with the motley crew of the DLP – and we beg them to compare so they can learn something.
Stuart and his blind followers can manipulate to hold power for 100 years. They will still not come close to matching the outstanding successes of the last BLP Government under Owen Arthur. Or any BLP government for that matter.
There will be no deviating from the DNA of the BLP in speaking truth to power and defending Barbadians, the very essence of the birth of this great party now celebrating 75 years of unparalleled service, regardless of the consequences.
The unions can abandon the people in their moment of need. The BLP will not prevaricate in denouncing the vile way the DLP is treating hard working public servants and will remain resolute that better alternatives could have been followed to avoid the chopping of 3000 or whatever the number is in such callous DLP fashion.
The DLP and its minions can curse. The BLP will remain resolute in calling for the dismissal of the Minister of Finance because the evidence is overflowing that he has been an unmitigated disaster.
Freundel can spew as many Latin phrases, homilies, incomprehensible soliloquies while forgetting he is supposed to be engaging an audience – typical of a man who sleeps so much his sense of night and day is confused.
There will be no letting up by Mia Mottley and team BLP in prosecuting the DLP for its all round ineptitude. Mia will not hold back the truth that Freundel Stuart has no grip on his team, no handle on Barbados and is, by far, the worst Prime Minister in the history of Barbados.
And Freundel has got to go.
The evidence is clear as day and the crescendo from all, except those who do not wish to see, that the Government must go before Barbados goes cannot be ignored. Some of the most recent condemnations have come from the editorials. The IMF. Economist who have dissected the IMF report. The call-in programmes. Sir Lloyd Sandiford, has weighed in; his words a strong indictment of Stuart’s lack of leadership and competence. Estwick has dropped a bomb exploding the carefully crafted facade of the DLP social club.
The IMF – IMF! – has rebuked the Government on how it beheaded public workers. The IMF has said there were other paths. The IMF has denounced the Central Bank for its printing of money, reinforcing the position of the BLP that the Governor of the Central Bank is trifling with the future of Barbados.
The reserves continue to plummet – now down some $180 million or so since December, despite the Credit Suisse loan and despite that this should be our biggest period for earning foreign exchange. And despite the Governor of the Central Bank’s recent assurances, confidence in the economy has not returned.
The case against Stuart and crew is compelling in its simplicity. As noted, a Government of Barbados has never been so despised and 60 million Frenchmen cannot be wrong. Everyone else cannot be nuisances except Stuart and Sinckler, to whom Stuart has pledged his support. Guess Estwick must also go!
In Barbados’ Waterloo, our battle to save the nation, requiring a general with command of his troops to take charge and lead from the front, Barbadians are now expected to suffer a dilettante whose insouciance is only surpassed by the shambles among his officers, themselves unfit for the task at hand, consumed with in-fighting and staying alive for the spoils of a pension.
Into the breech, yet again, the BLP has stepped. As the DLP has lied, the BLP has from before the election of 2008 laid out what was facing Barbadians. As the DLP has gorged itself on personal attacks, the BLP has stuck to speaking to the issues. As the DLP has postured, confused with semantics and concentrated on propaganda and imagery, the BLP has remained focused on the need for a strong economy and warned of the dangers to society, institutions and governance that are all now too evident.
The BLP’s Rubbing Shoulders programme has been the avenue for businesses and employees to bring attention to problems while offering solutions and the People’s Assemblies have proven to be the one positive amidst DLP abuse of citizens and distortions of the calamitous situation facing the country and will be seen, in proper context, as an important social tool, even a safety valve, at a time when Barbados required the truth, people of courage to stand for country and a structure through which to vent frustrations, share stories, broadcast alternative prescriptions and have hope.
What has the DLP scared more than anything is that despite the inordinate time spent in trying to create impressions of a wedge in the BLP is the sure knowledge that the BLP team will stand behind their leader Mia Mottley in defence of Barbados.
The unequivocal stand of the BLP team in Parliament last two Tuesdays was piercing. Mia and all members of the BLP will not cease executing their duty by any lawful means to speak to the many serious ills facing the country and agitate for an end to incompetence regardless of which DLP person in whom that that is vested – all of them.
As long as this tyranny reigns in Barbados, the BLP will stand steadfastly in putting Barbados first.BLP Will Remain Steadfast for Barbados. As more forceful condemnations come with greater frequency convicting Freundel Stuart and his DLP of gross negligence and persistent dereliction of duty in serving country first, the not unexpected responses of what is now widely regarded as a band of nincompoops are more fabrications, braying attempts at blaming and shifting responsibility to the BLP, and virulent attacks on our leader Mia Mottley.
Having humiliated themselves by lying and demolishing Barbados’ economy. The DLP with Stuart in the lead, as they scramble at every straw to maintain power and their pensions, are now tarnishing the image of office by becoming bottom feeders scraping up every piece of garbage and throwing it in desperate attempts to defend what cannot be defended and stick their slime (stink with incompetence) on someone else.
The DLP is so topsy-turvy and misled for so long, what was a small cut is now an affliction of festering sores. They are now asking for faith, patience and kindness – having been given all three for six years and ruthlessly destroying them.
How else can anyone on Earth or Mars explain, even by his own sublimely ignorant standards, the “Kellmoronic”, broadcast on TV last Monday night – that temporary workers have been cut off so they can be made permanent and that it is unfair to have people working temporary. Better to not have them working at all!!
This is the madness now endemic in the Barbados.
The BLP will not be either distracted or diverted in its mission to represent the people of Barbados and put the country’s interest foremost by making public, information the DLP wishes to hide, laying out the facts the DLP wishes to ignore and camouflage with mindless chatter, keeping faith with Barbadians by giving them the facts, hard as they are, and providing opportunities for the voices of the people to be heard.
The BLP will remain steadfast in putting Barbados first.
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