The Code of Silence on the CL Financial bailout in Trinidad and Tobago emphasizes Caricom’s inability to efficiently regulate pan Caribbean companies. Also exposes corruption which is endemic in both the political class and private sector – Barbados Underground
Integrity Reflections
The Code of Silence on the CL Financial bailout in Trinidad and Tobago emphasizes Caricom’s inability to efficiently regulate pan Caribbean companies. Also exposes corruption which is endemic in both the political class and private sector – Barbados Underground
6 responses to “Integrity Reflections”
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The Code of Silence on the CL Financial bailout in Trinidad and Tobago emphasizes Caricom’s inability to efficiently regulate pan Caribbean companies. Also exposes corruption which is endemic in both the political class and private sector.Bear in mind T&T has integrity laws in place.
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[…] By David […]
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Unfortunately Afra Raymond’s battle in the High Court took a setback yesterday, read the ruling:
https://barbadosunderground.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/court-ruling.pdf
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West Indies cricket
Last night’s defeat is the beginning of the end. Not the end of the beginning.
It shows a lack of ‘leadership’. The captain failed to adjust to changing circumstances, at critical points. The bowlers, including the captain, were undisciplined. This is the price we are to pay for the general and strategic failures of the Board. A Board which promoted a neophyte to a position before he was ready, properly prepared. Just to prove a political point, not to make a good cricketing decision or a good ‘leadership’ decision.
How is it that from around the 28th to 30th overs we could let De Villiers make 2.5 times the runs, as balls faced, posting a final score of 408. Maybe the highest, or one of the highest, in this form of the game. These are the times when a well prepared captain should be able to make a CRITICAL intervention. Holder clearly was ill-equipped. The times when a senior cadre, on the field, should have made a contribution to ‘leadership’. But no!
In the field, we had dug a hole sooooo deep the winner of the match was a fait accompli. An unfit Smith dropped Devilliers when he was just over 100. An ‘error’, the absence of which, could have limited the SA score to less than 320, still. This error ensured an unassailable score for the South Africans who have been beating us like school boys in recent and not so recent times.
But the brittle and quixotic nature of the batting reappeared after a stupendous performance against the ‘lower teared’ Zimbabweans. Only the captain made any significant score as the West Indies faltered and were finally dismissed for 151. A massive defeat. A defeat which could send them (us) packing in the first round.
Cricket is never played on a field. It is more properly played between the ears. When there are failures, the management, at all levels, as head, or head space, of the organism must take the blame. Their position should be judged based on performance, not at the WICB(C). We in the West Indies have not evolved systems to ‘cut off the heads’, pun intended, of failing organisms.
Unfortunately, the next shoe to drop, after a coming number of such failings, will be Jason Holder. For this is the only way an oligarchic Board can respond to its own failures. Period! There is a an unbalanced power relationship here.
We will be surprised if the West Indies could now progress to the next round. If we do not it will indeed be the beginning of the end, not the end of the beginning.
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Well we know these words like these have been talked about and never seen in Barbados, If so none of these crimes could or would have happen in plain sight,
All the News Outlets in Barbados , papers and tv and radio are in the gutter with both the DLP and BLP parties ,
Crime is the Order of the day for the last 30 years , Madoff and Standford style of fooling people and Banks of Laundering and cheating hard working people,
Maybe now the Bajans can have a better sight of the crooks , liars and scumbags of this government ,
We know what and who is in this shit,
We still await the FINDINGS OF Station Sgt Mark White of the Barbados Royal Police Fraud Squad to make his FINDINGS PUBLIC.SO NOW WE SEE WHO NEEDS TO BE CHARGED IN BARBADOS THE THE COVER UIP OF BOTH THE DLP AND BLP
MORE TO COME ON THE CLICO , SAGICOR AND BANKING FRAUD , ALONG WITH THE MASSIVE LAND FRAUD ON EVERY PART OF LAND AND PLANTATIONS LANDS IN BARBADOS ,
DO NOT, DO NOT BUY NOTHING IN BARBADOS UNTIL THE LAND CAN BE SHOWN CLEAR TITLES ,,, NEVER TAKE A GOOD TITLE , NEVER, ITS ALL FRAUD, DONT BE A SUCKER ,
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JCC President Afra Raymond to be on a panel discussion on ‘ Party Political Financing’ hosted by Tony Fraser on Power 102.1FM at 2pm today, Tuesday 3rd March 2015
The blogmaster invites you to join the discussion.