Submitted by Pachamama
While most remain distracted with the dos and don’ts of political-economy, the Mugabe regime in Bulbadhus has made prophetic the admonitions of OSA. Arthur had told all who would listen to him that he would never leave the BLP in the hands of Mugabe. While Mugabe, like Obama, pretends to be singing from the same hymnal as ‘his’ forbearers, ‘she’ has spared no effort in the construction of a tapestry of interlocking networks of ‘her’ LGBTQ ‘folks’ within the very ‘seat’ of governmental power in Bulbadhus. ‘It is a hidden government (within a government) operating like a mafia’, a source close to the administration tells us.
We, for a year now, have been receiving reports that regardless to the point of approach one has to navigate a series of LGBTQ networks, characterized by differing personalities and with no less than an obvious determination to empower their people. Not that Barbados is unfamiliar with this ethic, however the overt politicization of this brand of ‘identity politics’ in Barbados represents a stark departure from the past and delivers for Mugabe, like Obama before ‘her’, the undisputed title of the first lesbian prime minister of Barbados, maybe in the Caribbean as well.
We have people, near to and far from Mugabe, coming to us, making the same general types of complaints, they go like this. They would go to Mugabe or she would call them in to meet and then a referral is likely to be made. The making of such a referral it turns out, time after time, to be the equivalent of ‘kicking the matter into the tall grasses’. A grassy area infested with ‘bullers’ and ‘wickers’ experienced to have a firm, unbreakable, commitment to the LGBTQ mafia and to that mafia alone. This means that anybody who is seen as not having the required links will see their proposals and projects ‘offered-up’ to members within the LGBTQ government networks for exploitation. It is not our case however, that these formations are necessarily monolithic.
We have a report that there was a certain directorate which was preferred for a specific person. However, a senior member of the mafia thought that that allocation could have been redirected elsewhere, to a place nearer home. And it was Mugabe, ‘herself’, who then had to behave badly, as badly as we would expect a ‘lion of a woman’ could in order to install a known kleptomaniac instead. We have these kinds of reports but seek not to get anybody in trouble.
And Mugabe continues to play this double-game with the people of Barbados, exhibiting dangerous, even existential, contradictions. For example, she has oft opined, publicly, that the population is getting older, that there are not enough younger people in the population. Very well! But how is the covert and overt promotion of the LGBTQ discourses and praxis, as a national project, to serve population stabilization and development. Are we somehow on the threshold of a scientific breakthrough where men could breed other men or women other women? How could it be possible, for a prime minister, with a straight face, could preach one thing but actively seek to subvert that which Ma’at, Ptah, Sambo, Ani have thusly ordained? Indeed, how is the destruction of the human species by the LGBTQ ‘folks’ any less profligate than the killing of up to 300 life forms monthly? What are the links between the people who are close to her, people who served to sterilize the Barbadian population for decades, the eugenicist and now these LBGTQ people currently controlling the government of Barbados? How it is that Mugabe could redirect economic support from the traditional family structures while seeking to elevate other formations where there is no centrality of children, all in the dead of night? These, and more, are internal contradictions which the Mugabe regime can never reconcile nor does it pretend to.
LGBTQ people, now the GoB and their supporters are unthinkingly supporting the extension of imperialism. An end-stage American, White imperialism which can go no further but being on its death bed seeks to gnaw on the bones of those who still believe that it has something to offer them. It asks us to forget that none of the structural problems of capitalism have been solved, can be solved. These are the essentially questions of race, class, poverty and all which flow therefrom. In response, capitalism and imperialism pretend to present a social formation to deliver comfort to people who see themselves as having issues separate from those which we all suffer. Irrational identity games currently at play are no substitute for radical and fundamental transformation necessary. They cannot avoid the cultural dead-end facing us!
This story has bothered me a little.
I really do not care about whether it is true or false. The man is gone and so it has impact only on his history and sadly it tarnishes it.
If it is false, it is a smear that has been introduced in this man’s story. And given the meanness of our two party system, they are some who will never doubt the story and some who will doubt the story but yet repeat it.
And if it is true? What have we gained by its revelation? Who was helped? Who was hurt? What dimensions does it add to our knowledge of this man? One group will say that, regardless of the consequences/import the full story should be told; I, on the other hand, believe that if it diminishes a person in some way, the story should be told but when, where and to who must be a part of the equation. Broadcasting to the general public is a no-no..
In my book, Hall has failed by not fully checking this story before broadcasting it.
@Hal
another Lamming piece-
Lamming on how to get rid of political parties. i like it with a bit of tweaking
@ Greene,
George Lamming has been (and is) a great Barbadian. My only concern is that George Lamming sailed to the UK in 1952 with the manuscript of In the Castle of My Skin in his suitcase. Why have we failed to develop a literary culture since then? Why has local literary journalism died a natural death with the death of Mr Wickham? What is the Barbadian literary canon?
Have you noticed the number of Barbadians who read in public? Do you see books being reviewed in our newspapers?
Does Keith Sandiford still write?
Here is a brief bibliography. The complete thing runs to 17 A4 pages. The most prolific Old Combermerian.
BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS:
Keith A.P. Sandiford, A Black Historical Calendar (Afro-Caribbean Association of Manitoba: Winnipeg, 1973-94). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Great Britain and the Schleswig-Holstein Question, 1848-64: A Study in Diplomacy, Politics and Public Opinion (University of Toronto Press, 1975). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Practical Ideas for Classroom Teaching (Department of History, University of Manitoba: Winnipeg, 1990). Keith A.P. Sandiford, The Barbados Association of Winnipeg, Inc.: A Short History (Barbados Association of Winnipeg, 1992). Sir Carlisle Burton, Ronald G. Hughes & Keith A.P. Sandiford, eds. 100 Years of Organized Cricket in Barbados, 1892-1992 (Barbados Cricket Association: Bridgetown, 1992. Keith A.P Sandiford, Cricket and the Victorians (Scolar Press: Aldershot, 1994). Keith A.P. Sandiford & Earle H. Newton, Combermere School and the Barbadian Society (University Press of the West Indies: Kingston, Jamaica, 1995). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Everton DeCourcey Weekes: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 1995).
Combermere School and the Barbadian Society (University Press of the West Indies: Kingston, Jamaica, 1995). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Everton DeCourcey Weekes: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 1995). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Clyde Leopold Walcott: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 1996). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Frank Mortimer Maglinne Worrell: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 1997). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Cricket Nurseries of Colonial Barbados: The Elite Schools, 1865-1966 (University Press of the West Indies: Kingston, Jamaica, 1998). Brian Stoddart & Keith A.P. Sandiford, eds. The Imperial Game: Cricket, Culture and Society (Manchester University Press, 1998). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Gary Sobers: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 1998). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Wesley Winfield Hall: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 2001). Keith A.P. Sandiford, At the Crease with Gary Sobers: His Partnerships in Test Cricket (Richard Hill: London, 2001). Keith A.P. Sandiford, CASSIUS: From Wharf Boy to Role Model – The Life and Times of an Extraordinary Barbadian (Winston Yearwood: Bridgetown, 2001).
Keith A.P. Sandiford, 25 Years of Pride & Industry: The Barbados Association of Winnipeg, Inc., 1977-2002 (Barbados Association of Winnipeg, 2002). Keith A.P. Sandiford & Arjun Tan, The Three Ws of West Indies Cricket: A Comparative Batting Analysis (Univers de Presse: Houston, 2002). Keith A.P. Sandiford, The Caribbean Seniors of Manitoba 1997-2002: A Role Model for the Younger Community (Caribbean Seniors of Manitoba: Winnipeg, 2002). Keith A.P. Sandiford, J.D.C. Goddard: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 2002). Keith A.P. Sandiford, The Caribbean Millennium Project: Impact of Caribbean Immigration on the Development of Manitoba 1950-2002 (Caribbean Millennium Project Committee: Winnipeg, 2002). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Sonny Ramadhin: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 2003). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Notes on the Caribbean (Caribbean Seniors of Manitoba: Winnipeg, 2004). Ray T. Goble & Keith A.P. Sandiford, 75 Years of West Indies Cricket 1928-2003 (Hansib Publishers: London, 2004). Carlisle Burton & Keith A.P. Sandiford, Cricket at Kensington 1895-2004 (Bridgetown, 2005). [Reprinted and updated, Cricket at Kensington 1895-2005 (Bridgetown, 2006)]. Keith A.P. Sandiford, Roy Edwin Marshall: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 2005). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Alfred Lewis Valentine: His Record Innings-by-Innings (Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians: Nottingham, 2006). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Some Black Inventors (Caribbean Seniors of Manitoba: Winnipeg, 2006). Keith A.P. Sandiford, Heroism & Slavery (Caribbean Community Cultural Centre: Winnipeg, 2007). Keith A.P. Sandiford, A Black Studies Primer: Heroes and Heroines of the African Diaspora (Hansib Publishers: London, 2008). Keith A. P. Sandiford, ed. Some Barbadian Canadians: A Biographical Dictionary (The High Commission of Barbados to Canada (Ottawa, 2010).
thanks mate
i support Lamming on getting rid of political parties but it is not going to happen in our lifetime
@ Mr Hal Austin
Hal, all knowledge is meant to be free.
The Source of All Knowledge is Free
I understand implicitly the model of compensation for digital output and the writings of these literary men should not go unrewarded.
But here is the thing, hoarding this tryp of literary genius outside the lifetime of the author puts the same thing that one seeks to capitalize on AT RISK OF BEING LOST FOREVER.
These should at least be PODCASTS but to hide this information for a publishing house, when you yourself recognise that the accustomed literary appreciation and deconstruction that a Wickham would have pursued in his newspaper IS GONE FOREVER?
My point is this.
In ancient times the conquering hordes would invade, kill, rape, pillage and burn many of the renowned Bibliotheques of the World.
While there is no such overt action I respectfully suggest that men like you and Tom Clarke and others seen here are like this Saracen horde but you are doing the same pillaging from within THOUGH QUIETLY
You are presenting our people with an oxymoronic “silent fire” which is consuming the sacred books of our Griots lighted from pyres that you have lit, and sit quietly, watching them burn noisily, and without fumes, YET WITH FUMES THAT SO BLACKEN “THE SKIES OF OUR COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS” that we cannot see!
But de ole man Stoopid so forgive my ramblings okay?
@ the Honourable Blogmaster your assistance please with an item here for Mr Hal Austin
A good journalist, or even a mediocre retired journalist does not repeat a piece of gossip regardless of how unimpeachable he believes his unnamed source to be. A good journalist, or even a mediocre retired journalist seeks to verify the story before repeating it in public.
I mean what if I repeated something here that I said that some unnamed person had said about Hal, and then further I say “oh I’ve never met Hal.”
Thar sort of behaviour is unacceptable from teens on social media.
It is reprehensible when done by elderly men and women, because they are old enough to know better.
And “no” I’ve never met Hal nor Sir James. I’ve never been a member of any political party.
But wrong is wrong.
And “no” I don’t THINK that the “information” tarnishes Sir James. But it definitely tarnishes Hal who put it in the public domain, the same Hal who has presented himself on this blog as an experienced journalist.
I checked with one of my elementary school buddies, a recently retired senior public servant, and was told that the pensions for such people averages about $9,000 BDS per month, equivalent to about $4,500 USD per month, 3,533 British pounds, 3,954 Euro, more that enough to provide adequate food for an elder.
Of course, the pensions for the many lazy civil servants are far too high. In view of the laziness in the public sector, the salary should not be higher than 4000 BBD gross per month and the pension should not be higher than 2000 BBD gross. If that’s too low for them, they can work in the private sector. Then they will see that there is much less pay and harder work. It’s not enough to keep complaining and bragging about some psdeudo education. They are good at inventing excuses, but shy away from hard work.
Who is to blame for the high public debt? Right, the civil servants, because the former government has incurred too much debt to feed these figures. They live at the expense of the private sector like maggots in rotten meat.
We must finally discard all the ballast and focus on economic growth. We need mass emigration of expensive pensioners and welfare recipients and, in return, massive tax cuts and social security cuts.
The current system cannot generate growth because it only encourages the lazy and the stupid and discourages the capable and the intelligent to do more for their country.
As long as the bureaucracy is big as a bulge on Goddess Bim’s body, there will be no economic growth.
Local education has obviously failed completely, because otherwise the population would finally accept this simple connection.
Tron. Why don’t you behave yourself. You now come and think that things were always so? These are the people who along with their parents, grandparents and foreparents created the Barbados that people like you now want to suck the blood out of.
So be quiet and behave.
Why do you think that I have cited a civil servant whom I have know for more that 60 years? because I also know the parents, grandparents and the of the great grandparents, and I guarantee you there is not and has not been a lazy person in that family for more than 100 years, because my parents and grandparents have also known this family probably becausewe came crossed the Middle passage on the same ship.
So you should shut up and take your explotative behaviour elsewhere, before I have to start asking you about unpaid wages, which some people call reparations.
I checked with one of my elementary school buddies, a recently retired senior public servant, and was told that the pensions for such people averages about $9,000 BDS per month…. (Quote)
@ SirSimpleSimon
Does this $9,000 reflect pensions currently being paid or in Sir Cammie’s era?
@Simple
Simple,
of course I fully support your demand for reparations. It is a reasonable, fair and just demand.
The British must finally pay for the crimes they committed against humanity between 1500 and 1970. They always try to distract with their victory against Nazi Germany and to show off as liberators of the world. At the same time they refuse to compensate the coloured peoples of this earth for more than three hundred years of cruelty.
And don’t think my accusation of laziness is a racist code word for blacks in Barbados. The white Barbadians profit most from the taxpayer and make the greatest demands without any effort. So first we have to stop the government from continuing to subsidise white Barbadians. They are rich enough already.
Until the British have transferred at least £1 billion to Barbados as compensation, there will be no justice.
Tron
– always impartial and neutral –
I notice since Mr Austin the perfect journalist has been challengef , he has not had the decency to return to his statement and apologise gor clesrly spreading gossip rather than fact about Sir James.Austin totally despicable be a man and apologise.
@ Lorenzo
Plse tell me what to apologise for and if correct I will apologise.
@Tron June 23, 2019 5:27 AM “I fully support your demand for reparations. It is a reasonable, fair and just demand. The British must finally pay for the crimes they committed against humanity between 1500 and 1970.”
Not just the British, but starting with the Italian Christopher Columbus, the Italians, the Spanish, the French, the Portugese, the Dutch, the Americans, the Germans, the Belgians. They all benefitted tremendously from the hundreds of years of free labour from the black people whom they enslaved. The wealth still exists. It has not disappeared.
When black people are called lazy I always ask if black people were lazy would white people have sought out black people as their preferred work force for hundreds of years? I have never met a single lazy black person, and I know thousands of black people.
The Europeans, the ISIS of the period 1492 to 1898 when Brazil finally abolished slavery. I like to use language that everybody can understand.
Reparations is not a gift. It is unpaid wages with compound interest.
@Robert Goren June 23, 2019 4:48 AM “Does this $9,000 reflect pensions currently being paid or in Sir Cammie’s era?”
Current pensions being paid.. But it is COMPARATIVELY the same. That is it is approximately 10 times the rate of the basic old age pension.
I don’t THINK, notice I said think, and not feel. I don’t THINK that working class and middle class Bajans should be asked to pay more taxes in order to fund higher pensions for senior officials who already receive 5 to 10 times more that the ordinary taxpayer.
And by the way I do love our public officials, I appreciate their service.
But enough is enough.
I just checked some of my old documents and found that in January 2002 my father’s National Insurance “non-contributory” pension was $344 per month. He was born early in the 20th century, so did not have enough contributions to the NIS to receive what is called a “contributory” pension. He and tens of thousands like him contributed ALL of their labour to this economy (well except for the time during World War 2, when he had to go away leaving his wife and two young children for a number of years) He went to work from age 11 and continued working until his 90’s successfully raised a large family, all of them taxpayers, none of them dependent on any state, and at the end of his life well into the 21st century, for his labours he received a pension $344 BDS per month. $344 BDS is about $172 USD, 135 British pounds, 227 Canadian or 151 Euro per month. In the 21st century some of the privileged classes would spend that amount on a dinner for 2 with a bottle of house wine.
I don’t want to hear anything about the privileged classes needing more, wanting more, or deserving more.
@Tron June 22, 2019 5:44 PM “Of course, the pensions for the many lazy civil servants.”
Since most of Barbados’ civil servants are black people, your code “lazy civil servants” can only be interpreted as lazy black people.
Who do you think that you are fooling?
@Lorenzo June 23, 2019 8:51 AM “I notice since Mr Austin the perfect journalist has been challengef , he has not had the decency to return to his statement and apologise gor clesrly spreading gossip.”
Show me where Hal has ever apologised to anyone believed to be female?
It is the Bajan MALE disease.
@ SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife June 23, 2019 11:41 AM
It is a fact that the Barbadian administrative apparatus is among the most unproductive in the world. When I get into a government office, half the staff hang around chatting instead of working. I don’t know of a single officer who’s ever had a heart attack because of overwork. All international investors bitterly deplore the low productivity and the lack of responsibility of local management.
What did the government do with all the debt from 2008 to 2018: it paid for the huge overhead of civil servants. Barbados is totally bankrupt thanks to more than fifty years of false politics. Instead of using debt to improve infrastructure, governments have just stuffed the hungry mouths of many civil servants.
Stop closing your eyes to all this false patriotism and keep singing the song of the welfare state here. The many unemployed and the people who had to emigrate because the island is ruined cannot, unfortunately, buy anything from false patriotism. Your solution is to add more oil to the fire, hire more civil servants and increase the debt.
As long as the Barbadians still think they have a kind of natural right to debt-financed prosperity, the island will continue to suffer under the local mentality. Fortunately, we now have Mia Mottley. She works very hard, day and night, quite different from the bureaucratic apparatus.
@Tron “Your solution is to add more oil to the fire, hire more civil servants and increase the debt.”
Please note that I have suggested no such things.
Please not as well that I am not a false patriot. My patriotism is the real hard working, blood (literally) and sweat kind.
Perhaps i could even teach the PM a few things about hard work.
@Tron June 23, 2019 1:15 PM “I don’t know of a single officer who’s ever had a heart attack because of overwork.”
I don’t THINK that having working people dying of heart attacks is a good use of anybody’s human resources.
Besides hundreds of thousands of Bajans have already died of overwork, and of hunger.
How much more blood do you want?
Do you want the the fat, sinews and bone too?
Please note that your/our beloved Prime Minister has been a member of the political class for all of her adult life. Her father and grandfather have been members of the political class too.
Who is it but the political class who determines how big the “lazy [black] civil service” has become?
Stupssseee!!!!
You like you think i born yesterday, or that i have ever collected a civil service pay cheque or a government contract?
Hal Austin you stated that Mr Tudor received parcels from the Goddards as a statement of fact.Then you went on to state that you got this information from a senior politician as you did not know Sir James personally.Therefore instead of a perfect journalist as yourself check to verify this as fact you publish it as a fact and you do not know why you should apologize.What if any of Sir James famlly has read that gossip from you?Unacceptable!.As for this dia tribe from Pacha what has someone,s private life got to do with their ability to run a country or you?It is known that other leaders had their prefernces as well nothing new,next.
@ Lorenzo
Let me re-state: I was told by someone I have the highest respect for that Sir Cameron received food parcels from Senator Goddard. I believed him. Have I been proved wrong?
What I have seen are a number of people who said they did not believe me, including one who consulted an old retired friend who said that such senior public servants received pensions of Bds$9000 a month (or $108000 a year). Plse note, that person knew her retired friend and believed him.
It was the shock of someone who gave almost all his adult life to public service receiving food parcels in his old age (when his father ran a multi-shop grocery store) that I found embarrassing. Maybe the collective disbelief comes from this shared embarrassment.
Forget the nonsense about journalism, I know nothing about journalism, what should I apologise for? The Barbadian Condition at play again. Play the ball.
Hee Haw the second of the Rented jackasses that Commander Theophillus does beat relentlessly said
“…It is known that other leaders had their prefernces as well nothing new, next…”
Of late there seems to be a “One Love” agenda that silently advanced the single love thread.
It is as if those of us who speak to heterosexual unions ARE SOMEHOW PERVERTED AND PERVERSE to even mention “alternative lifestyles” and to have an opinion about them.
Two youth recently were sentenced for hate sentiments directed towards the recently married Megan Markle.
But now, what is most evident is that having any viewpoint about homosexuality has become even more important than racism AS LONG AS ONE SPEAKS OUT ABOUT MUGABE
Is is as if Bulbados has, IN ADDITION TO ALL THE OTHER LAWS THAT MUGABE HAS CHANGED, also introduced A Lese Majeste while all THE PEEPLE AND THE SHEEPLE were sleeping
So fe ole MAN get up to see what laws have been changed or are going to be changed tonight.
30 other bajans, the ones violently killed UNDER THE INEPT WATCH OF TEETS MARSHALL will not be able to see those changes EVER AGAIN ON THIS SIDE OF THE VEIL and vale.
So de ole man looking out for them
Piece neitber the j/a bandwagon hopper or you can never worry or impress me.Perhaps you have notice many no longer respond to your diatribe except the tag team.You have become stale like milk. Give it a rest and take your meds old man.Just for you i ask again what has a person,s private life got to do with running a country or you j/a?
Nobody “gives” their life to public service. Public service is not a volunteer activity. Senior Bajan politicians and civil servants are paid and pensioned very well, especially compared to the average tax payer. After all they are the ones who get to decide that their salaries and pensions will be 5 to 10 times the basic pension. The rest of us have no such power. It is the responsibility of every person to manage their money very, very carefully, because especially as we come to old age, it is unlikely that anybody will want to pay us well, or even pay us at all for anything.
Old age comes to all of us.
Unless we die young.
I hope that the current senior officials do not see themselves as “giving almost their entire adult life to public service.”
Every single current elected official desired and competed for the office which they now hold. It is right that we pay them well. It is right that we pension them well. But it is THEIR RESPONSIBILITY to manage their salaries and pensions well. And if they become incompetent in old age it is THEIR RESPONSIBILITY to cultivate excellent relationships with younger family members NOW so that in old age there is somebody who LOVES them, and helps them to manage. Being childless does not excuse any human being from cultivating excellent relationships with younger family members. If we have no children, surely we all have nieces and nephews, cousins etc. A job is just a job. Even if that job is Cabinet Minister or Prime Minister. We ALL need excellent family relationships. It is in the interest of us all to remember that the job or the money can’t provide hands on care. We ALL need LOVING PEOPLE around us who will arrange or provide that hands on care.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Going out now to pay some taxes.
@ Hee Haw
You are even more Stoopid than you claim to be.
Let me share with you the metamorphosis that has happened right before your very eyes BOT WHICH YOU MISSED.
1…I no longer use diatribes to the extent that was necessary in the past WHY IS THAT?
4 reasons.
One Mugabe’s name has been cemented so Phase 1 has been achieved.
Two. People are watching her.
The Relentless attack FROM THD BEGINNING OF HER SO CALLED HONEYMOON permitted one to made a series of statements about how selfish and despotic Mottley is.
And true to form de predictions of thd ole man have come to pass.
3…Look and the groundswell poochlicker number two.
Every single day several persons OTHER THAN DE OLE MAN come yo the blog AND THEY POST.
But look at the threads Hee Haw
The majority of the threads are dissenting views!!!
And all across Barbados AND THE DIASPORA cant you feel the Pulse?
IT IS A QUIET ANTI MUGABE MOTTLEY SENTIMENT THAT HAS BEEN STARTED BY MY DIATRIBE AND THAT OF THE GAG TEAM which, as your boss has noticed, IS BUILDING!!!
Disgruntled supporters of the Mugabe regime ARE SPEAKING OUT.
WHILE WALKING ON BROAD STREET in front of Parliament!!!
And do you not notice the difference in my submissions here over the last three months?
I have “played” the part of the rabid dog really well, but of late the Ole Piece has returned.
Calm and collective, jovial, entertaining, comical, bittingly focused AS IF ANOTHER PERSON.
Or is it?
The wise man can play thd part of the fool, but the fool cannot play the part of the wise man.
FOUR.
I PIECE UH DE ROCK YEAH RIGHT now transformed into Piece the Legend, HERE AND NOW PREDICT THAT, MIA AMOR MOTTLEY, WILL BE A ONE TERM GOVERNMENT!!!
She will be defeated at the polls by the same THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT that your 20 man team that was assigned here TO DESTROY!!
But you understand that you are failing BUT YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT de ole man is doing now do you?
The Fire came yet God was not there
The Earthquake came yet God was not there and the Wind came and God was not there
You and your ilk ARE INCAPABLE OF HEARING HIS VOICE because you are spawn of the Evil One
In the quiet of the night your Assyrians will descend on your camp, AND MASTICATE WUNNA.
But enough of this, Watch The Legend now…
I was told by someone I have the highest respect for that Sir Cameron received food parcels from Senator Goddard. I believed him. Have I been proved wrong?
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No, but you haven’t been proven right either, so we have a stalemate – the alleged words of “someone” that you have “the highest respect for” and disbelieving bloggers. All you’ve done is succumb to, in your words, ‘The Bajan condition” as a gossip monger,
Congratulations! You may move to the head of the class.
No, but you haven’t been proven right either, so we have a stalemate – the alleged words of “someone” that you have “the highest respect for” and disbelieving bloggers. All you’ve done is succumb to, in your words, ‘The Bajan condition” as a gossip monger, (Quote)
Plse re-read and point out the contradiction.
@ Piece the Legend June 24, 2019 9:21 AM
Legend,
No one can match our beloved Prime Minister. She towers over all Barbadians like Mount Everst towers over the Himalayas.
Soon not only Donville Inniss will be sentenced, but the Americans will hunt down more former ministers. This is the right time for our beloved Prime Minister to declare a national emergency on the grounds that large sections of the police, the judiciary and the incompetent DPP are unwilling to take action against corruption.
Our Prime Minister may declare a state of emergency herself because the Governor-General of Barbados was appointed by the old government and is therefore partisan. Mia Mottley must proclaim herself chief prosecutor, lord justice and executor to clean Barbados of this blue plague at all levels.
We now need the military to remove all loyal supporters of the DLP from the civil service, so that the citizens can finally be redeemed from the blue terror.
Piece,if that four point plan is the best you can come with i feel sorry for you.You like predictions so let me give me give you one this government once the economy rebounds by 2023 will wipe the floor with the , in my view Dead Labour Party, Solutions,UPP and your piece of third party.Put that in ya pipe and smoke it.By the way i thought yoi predicted six MP,s would have crossefd the floor last october what happened ?Tells me you are just a shite talker who predicted an expected election last year.As i stated you are stale news take a hike and carry long the shite tag team with you.
Tron it is 8:54 p.m. Please take your psychiatric medicines and go early to bed.
The right medicines and a good night’s rest and you will likely feel much better and be more rational tomorrow.
I’m sticking with it. You call it psychosis. I call it the crime of DLP bigwigs. The Prime Minister should indeed declare a state of emergency to defend democracy against its enemies.
We clearly have a situation where the police in Barbados remain inactive, although media reports show very clear evidence of systemic corruption in the old government.
We need an uprising of the decent people. If Mia Mottley calls for a protest in front of police headquarters to end this injustice, thousands should join her.
Democracy is in danger. The legitimate government is being attacked by nameless forces. In this troubled hour, it is the duty of all patriots to defend the government against the subversive work of DLP supporters. Anyone who knows a DLP member should report it to the government.
“Anyone who knows a DLP member should report it to the government.”
You are right “Democracy is in danger”
From you
Who would be foolish enough to argue with Romans 1:16-28 (TPT Version)???
“I refuse to be ashamed of sharing the wonderful message of God’s liberating power unleashed in us through Christ! For I am thrilled to preach that everyone who believes is saved—the Jew first, and then people everywhere! This gospel unveils a continual revelation of God’s righteousness – a perfect righteousness given to us when we believe. And it moves us from receiving life through faith to the power of living by faith. This is what the Scripture means when it says:
“We are right with God through life-giving faith!”
“For God in heaven unveils his holy anger breaking forth against every form of sin, both toward ungodliness that lives in hearts and evil actions. For the wickedness of humanity deliberately smothers the truth and keeps people from acknowledging the truth about God. In reality, the truth of God is known instinctively, for God has embedded this knowledge inside every human heart. Opposition to truth cannot be excused on the basis of ignorance, because from the creation of the world, the invisible qualities of God’s nature have been made visible, such as his eternal power and transcendence. He has made his wonderful attributes easily perceived, for seeing the visible makes us understand the invisible. So then, this leaves everyone without excuse.
Throughout human history[af] the fingerprints of God were upon them, yet they refused to honour Him as God or even be thankful for His kindness. Instead, they entertained corrupt and foolish thoughts about what God was like. This left them with nothing but misguided hearts, steeped in moral darkness. Although claiming to be super-intelligent, they were, in fact, shallow fools. For only a fool would trade the unfading splendour of the immortal God to worship the fading image of other humans, idols made to look like people, animals, birds, and even creeping reptiles!
This is why God lifted off his restraining hand and let them have full expression of their sinful and shameful desires. They were given over to moral depravity, dishonouring their bodies by sexual perversion among themselves – all because they traded the truth of God for a lie. They worshipped and served the things God made rather than the God who made all things – glory and praises to him for eternity of eternities! Amen!
For this reason, God gave them over to their own disgraceful and vile passions. Enflamed with lust for one another, men and women ignored the natural order and exchanged normal sexual relations for homosexuality. Women engaged in lesbian conduct and men committed shameful acts with men, receiving in themselves the due penalty for their deviation.
And because they thought it was worthless to embrace the true knowledge of God, God gave them over to a worthless mind-set, to break all rules of proper conduct. Their sinful lives became full of every kind of evil, wicked schemes, greed, and cruelty. Their hearts overflowed with jealous cravings, and with conflict and strife, which drove them into hateful arguments and murder. They are deceitful liars – full of hostility. They are gossipers who love to spread malicious slander. With inflated egos, they hurl hateful insults at God, yet they are nothing more than arrogant boasters. They are rebels against their parents and totally immoral. They are senseless, faithless, ruthless, heartless, and completely merciless. Although they are fully aware of God’s laws and proper order, and knowing that those who do all of these things deserve to die, yet they still go headlong into darkness, encouraging others to do the same and applauding them when they do!
ENOUGH SAID!!!
@Tron June 25, 2019 2:19 AM “We need an uprising of the decent people. If Mia Mottley calls for a protest in front of police headquarters to end this injustice, thousands should join her.”
It is clear that you did not take your prescribed medication. A pity.
When I was young and wet behind the ears, and imagined things as they should be rather than as they are, an older friend wised me up. He told me “if your grandmother had balls, she would be your grandfather. But she don’t and she ain’t.”
Maybe your imaginary thousands will join the PM in front of police headquarters, but will they?
Maybe those nameless forces are all in Tron’s head.
There are excellent psychiatric medicines out there that are guaranteed to make the voices in your head go away.
Simple,
An honorable minister has told the press this:
“Referencing numerous untrue social media messages about the actions and movements of cabinet Ministers, Abrahams accused power -hungry opposition forces of attempting to destabilize the Government.”
That’s the way it is. The honourable minister apparently reads my contributions and appreciates my warnings. It is nice that the ministers are now intelligent people who listen to good advice.
Since everyone on the forum is singing the songs of opposition, it is my job to set the red banner against the storm and blow the trombone of Jericho.
hyperbole=exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
@ SirSimpleSimonPresidentForLife June 25, 2019 1:25 PM
“Maybe those nameless forces are all in Tron’s head.
There are excellent psychiatric medicines out there that are guaranteed to make the voices in your head go away.”
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Is your ‘trusted’ recommendation based personal experience?
Is this your true testimony, Simple Simon, the one who has done every thing imaginable under the Bajan and foreign sun and has the solution to all human problems in the quicksilver of blaming men for anything that goes wrong?
So here is a lesson in blame theory identifying the source of all sin:
“And when the woman saw that the tree [was] good for food, and that it [was] pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make [one] wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat.
And the eyes of them both were opened, and they knew that they [were] naked; and they sewed fig leaves together, and made themselves aprons.”
Have been reading the various contribution of Rawdon Adams.
My assessment: Punching way below his registered weight.
Without the name, he wouldn’t even be a voice in the crowd.
https://barbadostoday.bb/2019/06/25/no-liat-talks-yet-attorney-general/
My head is spinning..
All is sold
10% secretly held back by Mia
Negotiations talks not held yet
Who should I believe. Three to four outcomes for a single story??????????
Note for low comprehension fowls: This was not and should not be construed as an attack on Mia.
Senator Adams contributions have been stellar especially his recent contributions.
We see all the ‘proud’ people parading, everywhere!
@Pacha
Why should this surprise you?
Are you not inclined to embrace diversity of the human specie?
David
But we would imagine that this year will have much more social and political significance than the last and indeed the one before.
David
Now that we know where your ‘pride’ is located ……………….. now show us the ‘industry’. LOL
@Pacha
You are funny guy?
Time had taught this blogmaster there is a time for tolerance especially if the subject matter is clouded with unknowns of the moral variety.
David
We cant be serious all the time.
Levity is as important, no?
@Pacha
Very much so.