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Michael Lashley is Representing

There was a time not long ago Michael Lashley was a minister of Crown. He made his mark building many houses and during his early tenure was perceived as a most productive minister of Housing when Esther Byer-Suckoo did not quite measure up to expectation. In the days post 30-0 defeat of the Democratic Labour…

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There was a time not long ago Michael Lashley was a minister of Crown. He made his mark building many houses and during his early tenure was perceived as a most productive minister of Housing when Esther Byer-Suckoo did not quite measure up to expectation.

In the days post 30-0 defeat of the Democratic Labour Party, Michael Lashley has become one of the most sought after lawyers in Barbados. The blogmaster must be careful to state Lashley has the right to defend any person in a justice system that presumes the party is innocent. However, one must be honest to note Lashley attracts a fair share of clients not of this world.

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174 responses to “Michael Lashley is Representing”

  1. XPO PO Avatar
    XPO PO

    Michael Lashley, parasites on a situation he has created. Perhaps, he can do the right thing and ask for a forensic audit of the permits issuing at MTW.

  2. David Avatar
    David

    In a related matter, here is this young man posing in a video circulating elsewhere. Remember, our society is working overtime to produce these young people.

    https://www.facebook.com/TheChaseFilesBlog/videos/304728386875115/

  3. Sunshine Sunny Shine Avatar
    Sunshine Sunny Shine

    A reminder to comment responsibly? Why is this even a topic for discussion? Michael Lashley is also known for his craftiness in orchestrating procurement benefits from the number of houses he was able to give consent to for construction. Barbados is now a crime hub, lawyers such of his type would attract interesting clientele.

  4. Barbados Underground Whistleblower Avatar
    Barbados Underground Whistleblower

    Agreed SSS.

    This individual had Nigel “Bounty” Pinder one of Barbados biggest Drug lords and criminal as a close associate even giving him a job in a Government department.

    He is no different to the current Speaker of the House or Ralph Thorne who are all connected to the Barbados criminal Underworld both representing and participating.

  5. XPO PO Avatar
    XPO PO

    This video from the audio may suggest its Jamaican. Come on Chase Files you behaving like the newspapers.

  6. Dullard Avatar
    Dullard

    Gorilla has zero credibility.

    That he is a QC and a ‘popular lawyer’ tells you a lot about the state of play in Bdos

  7. Lexicon Avatar
    Lexicon

    Dullard

    You can do better than that … to dehumanized the man is wrong … can he help how he looks?

  8. David Avatar
    David

    We have discussed exhaustively on BU, the crime matter did not go to hell all of a sudden, we saw the creep over the years and did nothing.

    Bail Act amendment is timely
    By David Hinkson on Apr 04, 2019 12:50 am

    A significant increase in the incidence of gun-related crime over the last three decades, and growing concern among all Barbadians about the island’s current murder rate, are among the catalysts for Government’s decision to amend the Bail Act.

    As he introduced the amendment in the Senate this morning, which will restrict bail being granted to people who are on remand for serious offences like murder, Leader of Government Business in the Senate, Jerome Walcott, quoted statistics from the Criminal Justice Research and Planning Unit which indicated just how serious the problem had become.

    “Between 1989 and 1998 there were 184 murders in Barbados, and only 24 were firearm-related. For the period 1999 to 2008, we recorded 267 murders, with 101 involving firearms, and between 2009 and 2018, there were 260 murders, with firearms accounting for 140 of them.

    “So far this year half of the 20 murders we have recorded involved firearms. Years ago there was a practice of not granting bail to murder accused, but that is limited now and only applies if they fail to surrender, interfere with witnesses or if the Court does not believe the person should be granted bail.”

    He added that there were too many recent incidents in which people who were charged with murder received bail, and ended up being charged with murder or firearm-related offences after their release from custody.

    Opposition Senator Caswell Franklyn, in welcoming the amendment, said ideally murder cases should be “fast-tracked”.

    “If a person is accused of a crime, spends seven years on remand but turns out to be innocent, the state will have destroyed this man’s life because in the interim he would have lost his job and possibly his family as well. There should be some kind of compensation for those who spend years on remand and are proven innocent.”

    Senator Franklyn said once all the evidence and witnesses were in place, it should be easy to get murder cases heard as quickly as possible. “It is best to bring these things to court when they are still fresh in the memories of all the parties involved, because with the passage of time, people might not remember exactly what transpired or may remember only certain aspects of it. There are also too many people who end up on remand for frivolous matters, and this is choking up the system.”

    Government Senator, Lisa Cummins, said she was disturbed at the fact that criminals were being hailed as heroes in their communities via social media and other platforms, and called for greater community involvement at all levels to help stem the tide of deviance which had resulted in the spike in murders recorded so far this year.

    Following on from this point, Senator Dr. Romel Springer lauded Government’s decision to put more social workers and guidance counsellors in the primary schools and cited four main reasons why society was heading down the wrong path.

    “First, parents are not insisting that their children go to church anymore, so they are lacking that moral and religious grounding. Second, parents now want to be ‘cool’, they want to be their children’s friend, as opposed to setting the standard for their children; children as young as 11 and 12 years old are at fetes and other events with adult men and women while their parents are at home sleeping. All too often parents are letting technology raise their children; that is, they are giving them a tablet and they are looking at all kinds of videos and websites which send their moral compass off track.”

    In lending her support to the bill, Barbados Workers’ Union General Secretary, Senator Toni Moore, agreed with Senator Cummins that more Barbadians needed to get into the community and offer their services as mentors to young people.

    “We must move beyond words to save our young people. There are many children in our schools without the tools they need to advance at a proper rate, and many who are living in environments where they do not have home support to show them a brighter future. While this current amendment is not the answer or the perfect solution, it will help us pull our society back from all the negatives that have entrapped us for a number of years now. Therefore it should not be politicised.”

    The post Bail Act amendment is timely appeared first on Barbados Today.

  9. Robert Goren Avatar
    Robert Goren

    If we are discussing Michael Lashley who, as a private citizen, can represent whomever he choses to, we could also discuss Arthur Holder who is Speaker of the House and the type of clients he rushes to represent.

    I believe Holder should be removed from that position. He is overseeing Parliament where laws are enacted and then goes to represent clients who breaks those laws to ensure they “get off.” This is sickening.

    And people don’t see anything wrong with this?

  10. David Avatar
    David

    @Robert

    We dealt with Arthur Holder and the consensus is clear. There is no disagreement here.

    https://barbadosunderground.net/2018/04/22/just-like-freundel-stuart-arthur-holder-is-wrong-dont-take-the-money/

  11. David Avatar
    David

    Senator moved to tears in Upper House

    Barbados Today
    Published on
    April 4, 2019

    A Government senator was emotional today as she recalled her experience being the victim of a gun-related crime.

    Speaking during the Bail (Amendment) Bill 2019 debate in the Upper House Senator Dr Crystal Haynes gave a touching account of a criminal act against her while studying in Trinidad.

    “I was the victim of an armed robbery when I was a student in Trinidad and that fear is something that changes you. It is something that you carry throughout your life. It just hurts me to see the place where we are at today. It hurts me to know that it has taken this for us to get here…”

    Referring specifically to the recent brazen act of violence where a man was shot at Sheraton Mall, the senator said when she heard the news she could only imagine the fear felt by those who were present.

    “That murder that sent shockwaves from Sargeant’s Village, Christ Church to St Lucy. I saw a video where a former president of this senate was assembled with a group of visually impaired persons with the intention of encouraging other members of the visually impaired community to be bold, be brave, get out Sheraton is a safe place. Then it turned into a frightful scene that can only be compared to an act of terror.”

    While throwing her full support behind the Bill, Haynes lamented that criminal acts where no longer confined to certain districts.

    “Once upon a time we would have liked to believe that crime would have been concentrated in specific enclaves: in Crab Hill and Silver Hill… That anyone in the food court that day, any member of Ms Ifill’s delegation could have become a victim is something that pains me.”

    The senator, whose voice was inaudible at times as she was extremely emotional during her presentation, said tough decisions have to be made in order to address the ‘crisis’.

    “If a toe has an infection and you don’t treat it the whole body can develop sepsis and the person dies that is why we are here today doing what we can in our roles as legislators to do something to stem what has become a crisis. Even more worrying is that when we see the face of the perpetrators of these acts they are children, our nation’s children.

    The doctor by profession said the entire country must take responsibility for the current situation.

    “During my time as a medical student I delivered ten babies and I have never seen a Barbadian mother give birth to a monster. None of these young men became that way overnight. Whatever deprivation they face at home, whatever abuse they faced at home, we, not just their immediate families, we the wider community failed to respond to their cries.

    Haynes continued: “Now we are facing a situation where they fear no God, they fear no man. They don’t fear the police and they are convinced that if they do the crime at 17 that they could be back out before their 30th birthday.”

  12. Boy Blue Avatar
    Boy Blue

    Nobody wants to say it, the political criminal financial corruption is the blasted Legal Fraternity. Until we get honest lawyers who hold each other accountable as politicians the window dressing and grandstanding will continue. No ITAL No FOIA only laws to control the masses.

  13. WARU, Crazy & Unstable, Hogging the Blog Avatar
    WARU, Crazy & Unstable, Hogging the Blog

    “Michael Lashley, parasites on a situation he has created.”

    As is well known across the island.

  14. Greene Avatar
    Greene

    MAM inviting high profile drug lords including the same “Bounty” to her investure in Parliament as PM much to the chagrin of the Police is more topical than this pig swill

  15. David Avatar
    David

    @Greene

    You cannot be that myopic not to connect dots across political lines. This continues to be our problem, apportioning blame. We are ALL to blame!

  16. BajanFeeParty Avatar
    BajanFeeParty

    You all know very well who are All the Criminals of Barbados, Guns, Drugs, Killings, this is also to hide the main crooks in office of Massive Land Fraud and Ponzi, Land and Money Laundering, This Distraction is further proof of the Whole changes of Reactions, Only the Blind can see in Barbados! As We all Watch other Play SUCKERS for another 5 years or sooner Elections to Wake up to the Facts, Finding and Evidence, May your Mothers have no Mercy on your souls! Its seem the Party if Over Now as the Crime Ministers ways show up each day and even as she speaks! How long do fools want to remain fools?

  17. BajanFeeParty Avatar
    BajanFeeParty


    Learn Something today!

  18. Greene Avatar
    Greene

    David,
    no, we are not all to blame. those who are responsible are to blame, full spot.

    trying to equate and conflate problems and issues is nothing short of false equivalency. Lashley is legitimately representing criminal defendants. MAM invited drug lords to parliament- where is the equivalency in that?

  19. David Avatar
    David

    We elect the politicians that on a small island practice unacceptable behaviour. If we are responsible citizens and want to see improvement, WE have to hold those given responsibility accountable.

    What is difficult about this for you to comprehend?

  20. WARU, Crazy & Unstable, Hogging the Blog Avatar
    WARU, Crazy & Unstable, Hogging the Blog

    “MAM inviting high profile drug lords including the same “Bounty” to her investure in Parliament as PM much to the chagrin of the Police is more topical than this pig swill,”

    That is what i cannot take with wicked ass, useless yardfowls…was the same Bounty not put to head a department at National Housing under Lashley….so the reality is both DBLP GOVERNMENTS SHARES THE DRUG DEALERS ON THE ISLAND..

    ….so let’s simplify things……a lowlife like Lashley…..as a useless corrrupt expolitician AND lawyer…….will have no problem…creating murder and mayhem…to get court cases to big up himself….and so would Mia…

    …….see how easy that was….shared criminality agiant the people and island…perpetrated by the SAME CRIMINAL SYNDICATE from Bar ASSOC….AND PARLIAMENT.

  21. Mariposa Avatar
    Mariposa

    What is so difficult for u to understand that as a private citizens.
    Equating Lashley business interest to his political ministerial duties does not wash since he is no longer a member of parliament and is free to practice in law to his own preference which is legal
    On the other where u should be sending your spot light is a PM who have entertained known drug dealers in Parliament
    Also Mia has closed mouth to allegations on corrupt partices done by some of her ministers which are being blasted across social media
    Out of a need to be transparent and remove any form of illegal attachment to her ministry one would have belived Mia would have adressed those problems dealing with the Stewarts issue

  22. SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife Avatar
    SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife

    Dear David:

    “Lashley has the right to defend any person in a justice system that presumes the party is innocent” until proven guilty, by a jury of his peers.

    Sir Simple Simon
    President for Life

  23. SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife Avatar
    SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife

    @David the blogmaster “Lashley attracts a fair share of clients not of this world.”

    What do you mean by “not of this world?

    Is Lashley representing duppies now?

    Lolll!!!

  24. SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife Avatar
    SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife

    @Barbados Underground Whistleblower April 4, 2019 3:25 AM “Nigel “Bounty” Pinder one of Barbados biggest Drug lords and criminal as a close associate even giving him a job in a Government department.”

    So an alleged drug lord still needs a government pick? What a ting. I thought only labourers were desperate for a guvment pick?

  25. SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife Avatar
    SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife

    @Dullard April 4, 2019 5:04 AM “Gorilla has zero credibility.”

    i think that he is real real cute.

  26. Sargeant Avatar
    Sargeant

    @David
    We dealt with Arthur Holder and the consensus is clear. There is no disagreement here
    +++++++++++++++
    Have “we” really? Arthur Holder private citizen is not the same as Arthur Holder Speaker of the House. Utterances by a private citizen (not withstanding the fact that he was seeking a Parliamentary seat) is very different from the actions of the Speaker when he doffs the robe of his office and dons the robes of a criminal defence lawyer.

  27. SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife Avatar
    SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife

    Under our system even those who have been convicted of murder, have served their sentence, and after coming out of prison have been accused of another murder have the right to be represented.

    That is the way it is.

  28. SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife Avatar
    SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife

    So we can hardly blame Michael. He born and find the system so.

  29. Greene Avatar
    Greene

    David,

    you seem unable to separate issues. we had an election. Lashley along with his fellow DLP reps. were voted out. Lashley is now a private citizen practicising his craft. how can we compare him and his actions now with an elected official? in fact why are we even discussing it? should he not represent criminals?

    his actions as a politician is fair game and ought to held under the microscope if need be. but that is not the case here. hence the false equivalency tag.

    MAM as PM elect invited drug lords to her investiture. that action alone says a lot.

  30. Donna Avatar
    Donna

    So….. we have descended into nitpicking about minute differences between corrupt acts, who looks like a gorilla and who is a private citizen NOW.

    What is the purpose of this discussion again??????

  31. Pachamama Avatar
    Pachamama

    The misfits, malcontents and malefactors

  32. Sunshine Sunny Shine Avatar
    Sunshine Sunny Shine

    ”We elect the politicians that on a small island practice unacceptable behaviour. If we are responsible citizens and want to see improvement, WE have to hold those given responsibility accountable. ”

    You want to hold them responsible. You want to make them accountable. Tell, David, the man who confessed that he sold BU for 12 pieces of silver, how are you going to make them accountable? Is Barbados political backstabbers not all about me,me,me,me? Which section of the bajan nuff talk but do little docile dootsie dodos is going to hold them accountable. You let Mia Mottley talk about DLP corruption and when she got what she always wanted, she is all about evidence, and interested only in pointing fingers at the last administration and that is all. So tell me how the shite you are going to achieve holding these two face hypocrites accountable? Then again, you are no blasted different than all of them. I lost on you, David, respected you the fullest, but that gone now.

  33. BajanFeeParty Avatar
    BajanFeeParty

    Boy Blue April 4, 2019 7:54 AM

    Nobody wants to say it, the political criminal financial corruption is the blasted Legal Fraternity. Until we get honest lawyers who hold each other accountable as politicians the window dressing and grandstanding will continue. No ITAL No FOIA only laws to control the masses.@@@

    Well said, We have the proof, Let Her cry many died crying, we need no wet paper Bills,/Acts we need no more Bills, Most of us can’t pay the price and cost of Bills/Acts when they are not going after each other, They are Criminals running the Government, All ACTs with no Action !

    Never get tied up in their Madness, Rule of Law all the laws are on the books that people never get charged,

    I Charge the Entire Government of Barbados and its Leader the Crime Minister of Acts of Violence Against its People, Land, Money, Health and the Right not be robbed by none, The Right to be left Alone!

  34. SirFuzzy (Former Sheep) Avatar
    SirFuzzy (Former Sheep)

    @ David April 4, 2019 8:37 AM

    That is the symptom of our beloved duopoly. Second it a symptom of elective politics. John Public can only vote for those that put themselves forward as candidates. The individual constituency machinery of all parties are to blame for selecting knowingly unfit persons as a candidate for election. A third symptom maybe the first-past the post system that ensures the most popular corrupted candidate gets the prize/seat. It is quite apt to note that “To to winner goes the spolils”. and “history is usually written by the victor(s) not the vanquished”.

    The saying that birds of a feather flock together is quite apt, as the party machinery select certain fowls/birds and the party machines is filled with certain birds/fowls. Then we have a HoA filled will selected fowls/birds that stick together?

    Just saying

  35. Hants Avatar
    Hants

    “Drawing on her experiences as a practising lawyer, Mottley dispelled the belief that those who face serious criminal charges are happy when reality sets in.

    “More often than not those behind the bars are crying after the act they are not celebrating. No matter the notion that they may appear to be more attractive it don’t go so.

    All the fancy talk the majority of people I know with whom I have interacted as a criminal lawyer were not in any way happy or celebrating.

    “The only people I know celebrate the deprivation of liberty and hardship are people who are sociopaths.”

    While acknowledging that Government would do all in its power to wrestle the crime scourge to the ground, she appealed to all Barbadians to do their part.

  36. Hants Avatar
    Hants

    Is Michael Lashley depriving other Lawyers of making a living now that he has returned to his profession ?

    There were highly ( RESPECTED ? ) lawyers in Barbados who represented MURDERERS and RAPISTS.

    The judicial system requires that innocent people should be represented by lawyers and in Barbados

    YOU ARE INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW.

  37. SirFuzzy (Former Sheep) Avatar
    SirFuzzy (Former Sheep)

    We as electors on the election day may reject in droves the slates of candidates that are nominated by the known parties machinery and those that are considered independents. But with the first past the post system we are using the most popular(vote wise) candidate still wins.

    Image a scenario in any constituency. They are 4000 registered electors. The respective party machinery nominates 3 persons. 1 BLP; 1 DLP 1; SB and there is 1 independent . A total of 4 candidates contesting the seat in HoA. The electors in the constituency detest all of these candidates as their reputations and associations are well known etc. On election day the majority of the electors effectively boycott the poll as a sign of protest of the quality of candidate etc.

    At night fall here are the results. The return officer says something like this

    Total number votes counted = 70 Spoilt = 6, Effective votes cast 64. Mind u 4000 person have the right to vote.

    Candidate John Doe (profession very corrupt) (BLP)) = 14 votes
    Candidate Jane Dough (profession exceedingly corrupt) (DLP) = 11 votes
    Candidate Mary Dhoe (profession abhorrently corrupt ) (SB) = 21 votes
    Candidate Irie Doughe (profession frequently corrupt) (I) = 18 votes

    If the above were to occur Mary Dhoe will be sent to HOA. She will right fully claim to have gandered 21/64 = 30+% of the vote.

    But what about the 3930 person that objected to the slate of candidates that were presented. We need to examine the system that puts person in the HoA just as much as the system that nominates these persons in the first place. An election for any seat should be null-&-void unless a quorum of electors can be had. That quorum being a min percentage have to cast a ballot in the election. that way we will be giving some more power to John and Jane Does in choosing the person that sits in the HOA that are to represent us.

    Just musing.

    S

  38. Hants Avatar
    Hants

    How about a BU BAJAN LAWYERS Hall of fame

    The first one that came to mind was the defender of a rockin model but I done wid dis cause I friten to get sue.

  39. David Avatar
    David

    @sirFuzzy

    However you put it all roads point to the citizenry to force change. History has shown it may require the shedding of blood.

  40. SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife Avatar
    SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife

    As long as you don’t shed the blood of me nor mine. I find that those people quick to talk about the shedding of blood are the first to hide under their beds [metaphorically speaking, maybe they will “go into exile”] when the bloodshed starts.

    I don’t know if wunna notice that kings, queens, Presidents and Prime Ministers, and their children and close associates no longer go to war.

    But are happy to use poor people’s children as “cannon fodder”

  41. Sargeant Avatar
    Sargeant

    @Hants

    You have the wrong “Hall”

    More like a “HALL OF SHAME”

  42. Piece Uh De Rock Yeah Right Avatar
    Piece Uh De Rock Yeah Right

    Any of you ever had a “wind up toy?”

    All of you must, it was standard issue for little children

    Mindless toddlers

    Imagine the Mia Amor Mottley has forgiven ALL OF THE DLP FOR THEIR 1.5 billion dollar theft YET THE HONOURABLE BLOGMASTER HAS BROUGHT ALL UH WUNNA SHEEPLE HERE to talk about Michael Lashley

    Doesn’t something seem strange about this?

    Are we not like wind up toys going helter skelter behind an item for which the chuef Mugabe has already given a “get out of jail free” card?

    So, what is the logical point behind this?

    Are we seeking an admission of guilt by Michael Lashley?

    Is this site now like a confession booth where Michael Lashley can now, after the permanent amnesty passed by Mugabe Mottley, now freely come and say,

    ” I Michael Lashley, being of sound mind, (and gorilla features) do solemnly come and explain that I have aided myself to $10 million while I was Minister of Transport.

    I was able to do so through my sale of illegal ZR licences and here is a list of names…

    I also took kickbacks from tender winners who I, and my permanent Secretary and my Chief Technical Officers were complicit in, to wit, I cite the mangrove landfill bulldozer scam in the transtech scam…

    For Real!!!

    Why it would be more reasonable and realistic to deal with existing teivery issues like

    http://imgur.com/gallery/qV7vxv8

    That is of course IF IT WERE NOT THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS ADMINISTRATION AND ITS AGENTS to keep stirring up discontent concerning a former impotent administration THAT IT HAS FORGIVEN!! FULLY FOR ALL ITS THIEVERY

  43. Piece Uh De Rock Yeah Right Avatar
    Piece Uh De Rock Yeah Right

    @ the Honourable Blogmaster

    Your assistance please with an item of drivel here thank you kindly

  44. Hants Avatar
    Hants

    @ Sargeant,

    BU already has a “HALL OF SHAME” at the top called LAWYERS IN THE NEWS.

    My Hall of FAME would be for those lawyers who represented MURDERERS and RAPISTS.and also the Rich and Famous.

  45. Greene Avatar
    Greene

    it is really repugnant to hear black people referring to each other as Gorilla and such like. we have been so described indecorously by whites and often we do the same to each other. but hey this is a blog where you can say what you like, isnt it?

  46. Mariposa Avatar
    Mariposa

    Notice how the blog master would use all forms of distraction when govt feet are held to the fire
    Blog master ongoing effort to blantantly use BU as a distraction force in favour of present has been ongoing for quite a while

  47. Hal Austin Avatar
    Hal Austin

    @ Greene,
    it is really repugnant to hear black people referring to each other as Gorilla and such like. we have been so described indecorously by whites and often we do the same to each other. but hey this is a blog where you can say what you like, isnt it?(Quote)

    Spot on. Having a different opinion is enough to bring out the nasty side in some people. It is all down to the chairman. I have always understood the role of chairman is to set the rules, the broad parameters, under which discussion takes place. Maintaining order and discipline.
    S/he remains impartial, not taking sides, but making sure people adhere to the rules. Once this breaks down it is anarchy. If the chairman wants to talk more than the contributors, and with strong opinions, then all hell breaks loose.

  48. Hants Avatar
    Hants

    @ Piece Uh De Rock Yeah Right,

    hope you have not given up supporting Mr. Blackman.

    I will continue because I truly believe his house could be damaged if there is another flood like in 2016.

  49. Sunshine Sunny Shine Avatar
    Sunshine Sunny Shine

    My Sweet Piece

    You really hammer home that nail with that last comment. Mia the Rogue Works Mottley, have given the DLP a free ticket to enjoy their money because she knows she and her licking their chops crew will get what they are craving coming shortly. They can only get a few dollars here and there because no big major projects on stream to ask for big cuts yet. Anyone who think the I and I wrong, put up wunna hands. The only way that you can let crooks like the DLP of the hook is if you are crook as well, and we know that the BLP did some serious stealing during the 14 years that they went on an arrogant rampage.

  50. Piece Uh De Rock Yeah Right Avatar
    Piece Uh De Rock Yeah Right

    @ Brother Hants

    I honestly don’t know what to do with blackman’s matter.

    He just is not too interested in his own business and getting people to do something for 15 years

    He is a kind poor soul and this is the sort of serving governments shit on.

    Look at this inconsequential matter here of a former minister who has been granted amnesty.

    People have not said that it’s a waste issue but suddenly mind and other Gorillas in the Midst of St Phillip comment has gotten all the ire of the people here assembled

    You feeling me?

    They are calm when thd real travesty and crime has been mentioned.

    Even ManyPussy is talking about the current crimes

    And WARU HAS MENTIONED THE SAME CRIMES and these big ass men concerned about the simian features of Lashes!!

    I going bet you that the entire blog which is a shy$e talk item anyways get divert to a Darwinian discourse as opposed to holding the Honourable Blogmaster to presenting current crimes as opposed to forgiven ones

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