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Submitted by PUDRYR

Well it finally had to happen and CHIEF JUSTICE MARSTON GIBSON’s known competencies, or renown incompetencies had to come to the surface or, as bajans say, “day has run, till night catch it”. Here is the matter in a nutshell.

The City of Bridgetown Credit Union made a qualified loan to Mr. Morris Lee and some family members. They were all members in good standing with the credit union BUT FATE WOULD HAVE IT, because a certain CEO, had his eye on Lee’s properties, it is purported that he directed THAT THE SECURITIES FOR THE LOANS were to be (a) Lee’s Minibuses, (b) a house and land, (c) and apartment building  and (d) ½ acre of land all valued at roughly $5.2M which was TWICE THE AMOUNT OF THE LOAN secured.

But what is really disturbing is that “the assets that were used to collateralize the loan”, WERE NOT THE PROPERTY OF THE MEMBERS WHICH THE CREDIT UNION GAVE THE LOANS TO. Yes sireeeee, Steve Belle and his ingrunt CoB lawyers, securitized the man loan with assets of private companies!

Now let me explain to wunna people cause wunna is not idjits how this works. The CoB can lend money to its members, AS WELL AS “bodies corporate”. BUT THESE BODIES CORPORATE have to become members of the Credit union. IN LEE’s CASE, THIS STEP WAS NEVER DONE so what happened was that while there were 4 companies involved in the loan transaction, Lee’s bus company and 3 real estate companies, NOT ONE WAS MADE A MEMBER! Well once wunna understand the above backstory, wunna is up to speed with all the background CoB trickery in this matter.

Now let us deal with the incompetence of CHIEF JUSTICE MARSTON. It would appear that the Chief Justice HAS BEEN MAKING SOME REAL BIG INGRUNT MISTAKES.

Illegal Orders to repossess the incorrectly listed assets of the 4 non credut union companies, were given to the court by Court Master Debra Holder. She did not listen to TO THE EVIDENCE PROVIDED BY MR. LEE who told her that CoB had not properly securitized the loans.

One further detail for all readers. Wunna remember a man called Ernest Jackman, the lawyer who always getting lock up for client funds? He was Lee’s lawyer and he was doing some of his famous underhand tricks but we will return to that.

So now, when the illegal order gets executed on the assets THAT WERE NOT LEGALLY SECURED, Steve Belle CEO of CoB, gives instruction to get the various assets repossessed. These  included 6 buses and 2 SUVs which Steve claimed “were all inoperable at the time of repossession” ALL OF THEM!

Now here is another joke. Even though the bailiffs drove these vehicles away from the bus stands, WITH POLICE ESCORTS, (and wunna dun know that the Royal Barbados Police Force does only arrest poor black people cause Tasker still free and Innes she still free) Steve say that they were inoperable cause he can auction them off cheap. Lee approached the impotent CJ for an approval for the injunction concerning CoB Credit Union cases CV993/2016 and CV994/2016 to be heard as an urgent matter. And the CJ so orders an urgent hearing on 15th March 2019

The same impotent CJ Marston sends the matter to Dr. Sonia Richards and she refuses to hear it and returns the item to the CJ, without explanation. Even though he is Chief Justice what has happened over the last 4 months, is that all his instructions to 2 judges, to hear the matter on an Injunction with Urgency have been ignored by his subordinates.

By now, all of you readers can see why this submission has the word IMPOTENT because the CJ is so ineffectual that HE DOES NOT KNOW WHAT OTHER STEPS HE CAN TAKE IN THIS MATTER. The man is really just “winging it”. It is obvious there is no respect for this man and if MARSTON IS TO BE FIRED, THIS MATTER SHOULD BE THE INCIDENT THAT CUASES THIS TO HAPPEN.

Chief Justice Marston Gibson IS A POOH POOH MAN!

Wunna all unnerstan whu happen so far?

  1. In simple terms City of Bridgetown did not securitize their loans properly to their loan recipients.
  2. They gave loans but the security DID NOT BELONG TO DE PEOPLE THEY GAVE THE LOANS TO.
  3. The assets belonged to 4 non member companies.
  4. When Justice Debra Holder gave CoB the Court Order she erred in that action big time!
  5. Lee and his family rightfully sought to appeal said incorrect Court Order
  6. The CHIEF JUSTICE agreed that his matter had merit for urgent consideration
  7. Marston’s subordinates refused to carry out his instructions for 4 months
  8. During this time, Steve Belle and the City of Bridgetown is using its agents, the Royal Barbados Police Force, the Court Marshalls, the external lawyers, to ride roughshod over Mr. Lee

None of you will believe this but Steve Belle, CEO of CoB, up on the trucks dat are now repossessing properties that ARE NOT THEIRS UNDER THE LAWS OF BARBADOS and taking people’s contents to the St Thomas landfill.

Yes siree, Steve Belle got a bolt cutters and drilling machine and drilling out people locks WHILE PROTECTED BY THE COURT MARSHALLS who say dat “Marston is a boy in de yard and that “they are acting upon an authority that is higher than he!” Which has to be Attorney General, or the Governor General, or the Prime Minister.

Look what Barbados has come to – the criminals are killing us in the streets and the other criminals are killing us through the Court.


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394 responses to “Is the Chief Justice Marston Gibson IMPOTENT?”


  1. @ Gabriel July 9, 2019 2:02 PM

    There should be a consensus that we need a great purge in the brotherhood of justice. Our inspiration should be Stalin with his Moscow trials.

    These so-called lawyers cannot even grow potatoes on a field, let alone repair a car. They consume a lot of foreign currency, but don’t bring any real dollars into the country. Alternatively, we could play red guards like in China: Send the lawyers to the field for plantation work.

    If Dale Marshall really cares about justice, he should increase Marston’s alcohol dose at the infamous cocktail receptions. Then the medical officer would have a reason to write Marston prematurely disabled.


  2. @ Robert Lucas,

    The Barbados Foundry was one of my bragging rights as a young man in Britain. Most young Barbadians do not know od the level of skills embedded n the Barbados Foundry, especially the pattern makers, fitters and turners. The level was amazing and we allowed it to de because, as a nation, we have no appreciation of industry and skills. Look at Germany.
    I will give an example: there was a man, Mr Nurse, a fitter at the Central Foundry, and he used to make micro-sugar grinding machines.. Recently, my local news agent, where I buy my papers, got one and started selling sugar cane juice. I asked him where it came from. He said he had paid £25000 in india for it.
    I am sure micro-engineering is a possibility; we also used to sell mini steel pans, which were popular with tourists. I have not seen them for years. Development is about adding to, not subtracting from, our existing businesses..
    It was Barrow who pinned down the swing bridge, the only one in the Caribbean. What happened to the shrimp trawlers?

  3. Piece the Legend Avatar
    Piece the Legend

    @ John A

    You made a noteworthy point

    It was profound si I am mentioning it again

    You said and I quote

    “…If however we focus on the fact that the loan is now basically unsecured as it was not secured correctly, then surely this should be a major concern for the membership…”

    De ole man know a fellow in management at the CoB who promise to provide me wid copies of the signed loan agreements AND COPIES OF THE MORTGAGES!

    This way all the people and GHE sheeple will get to see ef de old man lying.

    And further you will see how ineffectual the Chief justice MARSTON Gibson really is.

    And how poor the judge who as master of the court is.

    It will also point out to the Honourable Blogmaster and DpD that their so called regulatory and supervisory Committee ARE NOT FUNCTIONING

    But John A , to your substantive point, Steve Belle is the bogolord there as is Lyneyte Holder.

    Which cooperative members have the balls to stand up and say that disciplinary actions are required?

    AS SOON AS DE OLE MAN GET THE ITEMS FROM ME PEEPLES I GINE POST DEM HERE


  4. @ Hal Austin

    You remember the dredger that was used to keep the depth of the Careenage at the correct level ? It was sold and now there is a need for once. The problem is that there are too many lawyers. They haven’t clue about technical things. For example, glass blowing is an industry that could be establish(making specialized scientific glass equipment). When I review things we are worse off than we were sixty years ago: then we had pride in ourselves and used to make things. Now it is all about selling land, jet skis, accountants ,lawyers, economist, political scientists, management consultants (I don’t know what there is to manage).

  5. Georgie Porgie Avatar
    Georgie Porgie

    I REALLY MISS COLONEL BUGGY ON THE BLOG
    SEEMS HE GREW UP IN ST JOSEPH
    HE USED TO BRING SOME GOOD STORIES OF HOW THINGS WERE MAINTAINED IN THE COUNTRY SIDE

    ONE REMEMBERS WELL IN 1981 WHEN THE GOVERNMENT CLOSED DOWN HAGGATS FACTORY AND THERE WAS NOT A TRUCK IN THE SCOTLAND DISTRICT TO HAUL A LOAD OF CANES UP HILL TO PORTVALE OR HAYMANS
    ALL OF THE SMALL FARMERS THAT GREW AN ACRE OR TWO YEARLY QUIT—-LAND NOW FALLOW

    WE HAVE HAD SOME AMAZING INFERIOR SUPERIORS AROUND TO MESS UP EVERYTHING SINCE INDEPENDENCE


  6. @legends

    First thank you for your kind words much appreciated.

    I would of thought this would be a major point of concern for the credit union members and have to say I don’t know which is most concerning their silence or their boards.

    If in fact what the article says is accurate, it means the members money which is out on loan here is at risk. Maybe that is why the chairman went in the direction he did and tried to “muscle” Lee into settling. Maybe his errors in securing the loan means he now can’t legally act under the provision outlined on the security listed. Anytime you hear a deafening silence on any issue it’s time to be concerned. Maybe that is why the CJ has referred the matter back to the parties as it can not proceed as worded. To blame the CJ here without having all the facts is a bit unreasonable. We need to first confirm if ALL the paper work between the credit union and Mr Lee is in fact at this point able to take the case forward. It just seems there is more in the mortar here that is being withheld.

    If what is stated is correct though it has uncovered a must bigger problem. The question the members must ask is this. What is the total value of loans that have been secured incorrectly and what if anything is the board doing to correct the problem?

    Personally I don’t think we will ever hear the facts, as it will be dealt with ” in the dark of night”, hope being that the errors are not made public and the matter silenced.

    I say again the members have in their power The right to call an Extraordinary General Meeting and hold the board accountable. They just need to check under their articles what percentage of the membership is required for it to happen.

  7. Vincent Codrington Avatar
    Vincent Codrington

    @ Dr. Lucas at 3 : 19 PM

    Take no notice of Charles Skeete. He and your brother, like you and GP, were unable to please the ladies of the house with their tiling skills. There is a moral there. Pen-pushers are seldom impressive artisans. Lol!!!


  8. The foundry was closed, it was put of business because its main business came from the sugar factories.

    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

    In 1947 there were 29 sugar factories!!!

    That isn’t so long ago

    Here is when they closed.

    Got this from a friend.

    Now there is one!!

    1948 Broomfield
    1953 Joes River
    1956 Fair View
    1957 Bruce Vale
    1959 Oldbury Moncrief
    1960 Gibbons Newton Harrow
    1964 Applewaites
    1968 Scotland Colleton
    1970 Three Houses Warrens Kendal Spring Hall
    1971 Belle
    1973 Guinea Fair Field
    1975 Searles
    1978 Uplands
    1980 Lower Estate
    1981 Porters Vaucluse
    1982 Portvale commenced operations
    1988 Haymans Foursquare
    1991 Carrington
    2002 Bulkeley
    2013 Andrews


  9. A sugar factory requires a certain tonnage of canes to process to break even for the short time it is open in a given year.

    Messing with the land with no plan caused a lot of the closures.

    What was cane land is no more!!

    There is a good paper written by Robert Goddard entitled “The Fall of the Barbados Planter Class”.

    Explains the role of flawed Town Planning decisions.

    https://www.jstor.org/stable/3745133?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents

  10. Vincent Codrington Avatar
    Vincent Codrington

    @ John A at 4 :52 PM

    Under normal conditions the Financial Services Commission should have picked up the irregularity if there is one. The FSC is the regulatory body for Credit Unions.Members of Credit Unions seldom have the opportunity or skills to deal with such minutiae.


  11. …and you all persecute Hal Austin when he calls the place a failed state?

    Stay tuned for more of this type of nonsense to come. The tone of any home/ city/ company/ nation is set by its leadership. The spirit(s) of the leaders become the prevailing spirit(s).

    If the President does not give a damn about the rule of law what do you think will eventually happen in the land?

    Barbados is a failed state!


  12. Under normal conditions the Financial Services Commission should have picked up the irregularity if there is one.

    The FSC is a joke and is not fit for purpose. It is yet another one of our institutions that is staked with incompetents.


  13. John
    What about Oxnards in St James and Henley in St John.I visited both with my Dad and can remember Oxnards in particular with a mill on one side of the entrance( the mill is still there) and a huge reservoir on the other side.There were many oxen and a large cemented body of water with plenty thousands.Henley was active when I visited and I was not allowed to roam the yard like I was allowed to do at Oxnards.


  14. Barbados is hosting the second round of talks hoping to bring a satisfactory resolution to the Venezuela crisis.We wish for a positive contribution towards its success.Barbados is no failed state,no more than America will stand by and allow Trumpf to destroy its good reputation.


  15. Barbados is hosting the second round of talks hoping to bring a satisfactory resolution to the Venezuela crisis.

    How? What exactly will Barbados bring to the table? Is this more of that punchingaboveourweight nonsense?

    Barbados is a failed state!


  16. The Royal Barbados Police Force is seeking the assistance of the public in identifying and locating the men in these images.

    They are suspects in several reported cases of ATM fraud.

    If seen, you are asked to immediately contact the Criminal Investigation Department at 430-7189/9019, Police Emergency at 211, Crime Stoppers at 1800-8477(TIPS) or the nearest police station.

    http://www.nationnews.com/nationnews/news/240650/suspects-atm-fraud


  17. @ Robert Lucas,

    The problem is our policymakers have no idea of technical education. I have mentioned the loss of our world-class pattern makers. I could also mentioned turners. I remember one year returning to Barbados to find that the lathes owned by the Barbados Foundry had been sold or abandoned. One former supervisor had bought some and was operating out of Rouen. Every sugar factory had skilled engineers and the pan boilers came in seasonally from Guyana (David Thompson’s heritage).
    There is also a guy in the Ivy who worked for Central Foundry who now works from home making parts for car engines. Sadly, we have given up all that for more lawyers. Germany is a good model.
    In those days, 1950s/60s, we also had Acme, Alvin Thorpe in Wildey, Caterpillar and Bolden in Carrington Village, along with (Gary) Muhammad – numerous highly skilled engineers. All those schooners that came to Barbados were repaired in Barbados. Do you remember the old black smith Ralph Weekes? Where are they now.
    @Robert, sadly I remember when Barrow filled in the Careenage, which at the time as a young lad I thought was wonderful. On reflection now it was a disaster.
    The meltdown started under Barrow: remember when he claimed Barbados would become a glass producer, taught by the Cubans? Remember when he claimed we would make board from bagasse? It was Barrow who drove the Iraqi Supergun to Antigua. It was Barrow who gave Texas Instruments a five-year tax free deal and they pull out at the end of the five years. Not only that, it was at the beginning of the technological revolution and we did not get any skills/knowledge transfer. It was Barrow who killed off the shrimp industry. We went backwards. I can go on.
    Barbados is a failed state.


  18. @ Vincent

    Yes they should have picked up on this the same way the authorities should have picked up on Clico, but I I digress my apologies.

    The membership has got to have in it at least an accountant and a lawyer who could advance a request for an urgent meeting of the body corporate. There has to be a provision in their articles and bylaws for such to occur. For all the members know this could be one of many cases which could result in considerable unsecured exposure to their asset base. This is not an issue to be taken lightly at all.

    If what is being said has occurred, then it has proven once again that we can not depend on the current laws to protect the citizen’s investments in such entities. Then again what is a safe home for money today anyhow? After the Clico fiasco, slaughter of retirement income in government paper and the “cat spradaling” of the NIS fund, what more evidence do we need that the oversight procedures in place by the state have proven to be a dismal failure.

    I think I going hollow out a hole in my bedroom wall for the 2 cents i had under the bed going forward!


  19. @ Vincent

    The membership has to hold some of the blame too if they allow this to go unchallenged. I know some of them will cuss me for saying that but so be it. Investors in this island have got to get better read in these areas and stand up and represent their investments by asking questions at AGMS. The days of coming to these events and warming chair seats has to be a thing of the past if change is to occur!


  20. @John A

    Membership you say?

    How many cast a ballot in the election of NUPW officers?

    How many members attend AGMs called by the credit unions?

    The same out of ideas officers are elected to serve until they exhaust their time.


  21. After the Clico fiasco, slaughter of retirement income in government paper and the “cat spradaling” of the NIS fund,

    @John A

    Yes. this is not spoken about at all. There are many persons whose provision for their retirement have been all but gutted. It is a national disgrace. In the future, there will be cohorts of pensioners that will be absolutely struggling financially.

    There is absolutely no critical thinking going on amongst the govt policymakers [sic]. No forward planning. No scenario analysis.

    Barbados is a failed state!


  22. I can remember the unique sounds of the steam whistles of Porters,Sandy Lane,Vaucluse and Warrens factories.The sweet smell of wet trash of the November ritual of the topping of the ‘arrows’ and the cutting of the ‘butts’ for planting the next crop.The crop season started promptly the first week of January.Visits to factories and the sampling of ‘sweet’ and ‘crack’ liquors were occasions to relish with delight.

  23. Vincent Codrington Avatar
    Vincent Codrington

    @ John A at 5 : 48 PM

    I wish you luck. Sometimes directors come to meetings without reading minutes or position papers
    on which crucial decisions are to be made. Do you think it easy?


  24. Dullard
    A sibling who relocated to the Mersey area in the mid ’50’s told me then Barbados was a ‘one eyed town’.I suppose that’s another way of calling Bim a failed state and that was 1953.Recently I met a millennium born in the U.K. relocated to Bim with her parents and siblings.She too complained that Bim was so ‘dead’.She since packed up and headed back to Frank Sinatra’s (A Foggy Day in)London Town.I must admit since 2008 with the Dems,Bim has lost a lot of ground.Under Owen Arthur we were well on the way to first world status.Now that was a man who knew his onions.

  25. Vincent Codrington Avatar
    Vincent Codrington

    @ David Bu

    You are beginning to comprehend what I mean by responsibility. Even in elections ,the new Barbadians leave it up to others to make decisions for them . They do not want to be responsible if things go wrong. They do not want to think.


  26. Asstin
    You do evoke much laughter with your comments of ‘engineers’,none of whom are professionally qualified to be so called.Folk who greased engines in the old sugar factories were called engineers and Asstin is still showing his ignorance by continuing to do so.It reminds of a saddler living somewhere in Orange Hill and who came back from England,bought an old plantation house and called the press to give them a story about the sad state of affairs in Bim,that not a saddler could be found to carry on the trade he learned in old Barbados.He did not realize that Barbados had moved on too


  27. @ David.

    I been in business for decades and I have always said anytime an entity does crap it is as much the board to blame as the body corporate. If the body coorporate does not go to the AGM having read the financials and minutes of the last AGM seeking follow through, then they should of stood home. I can tell you of an experience where I bought an interest in an entity and at the next AGM raked the board over the coals for not bringing the answers to questions. But you know what, at the AGM following that one No one could of asked for a better prepared board to answer questions.

    My point is a board is made up of human beings who can get complacent. When that happens it’s the body corporate that must take the blame also for not demanding better of them.


  28. @ Vincent

    I could write a book on those type of directors trust me. I have been told by one I sat with at an AGM, “John I ain t had a chance to read the financials what are your concerns?” The funniest part was he had a signifact shareholding in the said entity.

    That is why I say we have to be more responsible for our investments and protect them,even if we have to rock the boat at an AGM and offend the board.

    As the bajan saying goes ” them don’t rice me.”

  29. Vincent Codrington Avatar
    Vincent Codrington

    @ Gabriel at 6:12 PM

    They were called engineers because they worked on engines. We renamed them factory mechanics. In previous periods engineering was not taught formally at universities and many learnt on the job and by trial and error.


  30. @Dullard

    You are correct but what the said leaders have done is sadly underestimated what the effect of the losses due to poor oversight will do to the economy going forward. Let me expand on what i mean.

    Let’s say Tom Brown lost $300000 in Clico from his future retirement nest egg At 5%, that is $15000 less at retirement annually. Now Tom being an astute investor also had $300000 in government paper at 6%, that fell from there to 1%. So poor Tom lost another $15000 there out his future retirement income. He had a rent houses too worth $400000 that he Was getting $1200 a month for but now poor brute he only getting $900 and he land tax gone up.

    So on paper Tom is a millionaire with $1M in assets between his Clico paper, his government paper and the rent house right? But look in real terms at what poor Tom getting in hand. He is poor as tail in terms of return on investment. His hard cash return is in fact less than 1% a year and inflation running at say 4% annually. So poor Tom actually getting poorer by the day in terms of buying power.

    My point is with thousands of Tom’s out there, can you see how much we as an economy have lost in disposable income going forward? Income we badly need for growth. That is why when I hear crap statements like ” we will continue with our consolidation plan while encouraging growth” I feel I would let 2 big rocks fly!

  31. Vincent Codrington Avatar
    Vincent Codrington

    @ John A at 6 :55 PM

    I concur 100%. But go easy on the rock stones. They may cause grievous body harm. I have some brass bowls that I can loan you. Just as effective but no body harm.


  32. @Vincent

    You confusing me I thought i was pelting my 2 rocks at them! Sorry i didn’t know dem was yours 😁


  33. @ Vincent.

    Seriously though our educational system needs to include some form of financial analysis curriculum. I don’t mean they have to go too far in the deep end but the basics at least.

    At least teach children before school leaving age the basics of balancing a cheque book and the difference between sales and profit for example. Maybe even a basic understanding of a P&L statement. We talk about encouraging entrepreneurs, so at least give them the basic financial tools for them to succeed.


  34. Gabriel
    July 9, 2019 5:18 PM

    John
    What about Oxnards in St James and Henley in St John.I visited both with my Dad and can remember Oxnards in particular with a mill on one side of the entrance( the mill is still there) and a huge reservoir on the other side.There were many oxen and a large cemented body of water with plenty thousands.Henley was active when I visited and I was not allowed to roam the yard like I was allowed to do at Oxnards.

    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

    Was Oxnards wind or steam?

    What year were you at Henley, before or after 1947?

    There looks to have been a steam works at Drax Hall.

    I suspect those close to Kendal like Henley and Drax Hall were shutdown so the their tonnages could feed a larger factory.

    Same sort of logic for Oxnards, their tonnage probably fed Sandy Lane when it opened.


  35. Nope, not Sandy Lane, Warrens

    My grandfather bought Husbands and Oxnards in 1948, before I was born.

    I remember hearing the canes went to Warrens.

    Erroll Barrow “acquired” Husbands and Oxnards in 1964.

    His buddies made a killing!!

    But once you take 400 acres and the cane it produces out of the catchment for Warrens, the result is Warrens closes!!


  36. @ Hal Austin July 9, 2019 5:39 PM

    There was a Black Smith in Combermere Street ( at the corner of the road that led to the old General Hospital). I remember the filling in of the Careenage. I remember the bagasse thing. The Canadians were working on making the board and some other products. I think Keith Laurie was the link with the Canadians. From what I gathered at the time, there seemed to have been some disagreement and the Canadians pulled up stumps taking all the research results. After all, Barbados couldn’t do anything about it since the Canadians were funding the project. Some board was made from what I learnt at the time.

    @ Vincent Codrington July 9, 2019 4:52 PM

    These things happen whether you please or displeased women.

  37. Piece the Legend Avatar
    Piece the Legend

    @ John A

    You said and I quote

    “…The membership has got to have in it at least an accountant and a lawyer who could advance a request for an urgent meeting of the body corporate…”

    I must earlier in this submission tried to indicate that this IS A CABAL which is rin by one man Strve Belle.

    When AGMs are held busloads of members who are “paid” specific actors behind thd stages I.e. Lynette and her faction, are brought yo the meetings and they vote for who they wish to run the CoB for the following year.

    All around THERE IS A CANCER IN THE “WHOLE BODY” that we call Barbados.

    We have leaders who, like Naman ARE LEPROUS but, unlike Naman, when told about Elisha ghe prophet, NOT ONLY DO NOT WANT TO BE HEALED but actively pursue a practice of infecting others non leprous citizens but place edicts around and about DEMANDING THE DEATH OF ALL ELISHA-LIKE PROPHETS!

    This matter is going to expose several leprous persons all across the Barbados society.

    In fact I am sure that the Honourable Blogmaster is very amazed at the number of hits this specific article is getting AND FROM WHOM!!!

    Right now my two sources at the REGISTRY and the City of Bridgetown Credit Union are asking what was posted so far BECAUSE TODAY THERE HAVE BEEN A FLURRY OF MEETINGS and staff have been talking in small groups about “spies and traitors”

    But you John A are a man who are a master chess player AND YOU UNDERSTAND how this casting on the Queen’s rook is aligning AND WHY DEM SO VERY FRIGHTENED.

    I am going to say something in advance of it happening.

    This article is just 3 hours short on a day and we are at 150 submissions correct?

    A few of which seem to be left side of the main topic.

    Watch how, there is no Hee Hee and Hee Haw rented jackasses here either because Marston Gibson is also among Mugabe’s targets for replacement

    Marston will not be there in 2023.

    Watch how, within the next 72 hours, how the content of the bloggers here “changes” John A.

    And then, mindful of that predicted change, for this virtual environment, I want you to extrapolate from that what 2022 is going to be like.

    Mugabe Amin Amor cant go “full term to 2023” IT WONT BE STRATEGICALLY WISE because *** but that is another topic for another time and place…


  38. @legend

    I am curious so will ask you as you seem you have good insight into this credit union.

    From how you see it do you feel the members know the power they have to call for a General meeting based on the bylaws?

    Also when there is an AGM what percentage of the crowd do you think are in a position to make an enlightened decision when called to vote on an issue? Or is it a case of sheep following their leader?

  39. WURA-WAR-on-U Avatar

    Remember this, the face of Barbados, a corrupt government and useless police..

    “RE: ISHMAEL STEELE

    INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ELDERLY FRAUD TO A RETURNEE.

    I addressed the Honourable Mia Amor Mottley, and the High Commissioner regarding International Financial Elderly Fraud on one of it’s returnees onthe 8th June 2019.. The advice was to take it to the Police.

    Interpol in Barbados also recommended that I take it to the Police.

    Well I did, twice. They are friends with the fraudsters, and they did not take the situation seriously. They did not even take a report. In fact they laughed and ridiculed me.

    The last straw was they told me that I was the only one that cared about my father, and that my family was “F*CKED UP.”

    Well thank you Barbados for such a warm welcome.

    Feeling disappointed.

    Valerie-Suzette Jean-Marie nee STEELE”


  40. EWB also took Lodge and Clermont Plantations.

    What happened as a result was Warrens closed.

    The methods use to farm out the riches to the party faithful spawned the lawless society we have today.

    Holders Plantation and the Honourable Janet Kidd you will find involved as well.

    The building of Sandy Lane Hotel would have been the first domino to fall!!


  41. @Legend

    If You want to stir the pot at your credit union start with asking them these questions.

    How many signatures on a petition from members are needed to call a extraordinary general meeting?

    If a member tables a resolution at this meeting and it’s seconded, what percentage of the voting members present would it take to carry the resolution?

    Now after asking those 2 questions stand back because if you think the mice were restless yesterday, Lord help if the members start asking those 2 questions.

    As I said before the memberships strength lies in the bylaws and articles with regard to the above. Focus on those documents and you will give many sleepless nights!

    That my friend is as far as I will go on this issue. Promise us you will drop in tomorrow and give us an update on how restless the mice are now. Lol


  42. Dullard
    July 9, 2019 5:32 PM

    Barbados is hosting the second round of talks hoping to bring a satisfactory resolution to the Venezuela crisis.
    How? What exactly will Barbados bring to the table? Is this more of that punchingaboveourweight nonsense?
    Barbados is a failed state!

    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

    Venezuela is also a failed state.

    Where would a failed state go but to another failed state!!

  43. William Skinner Avatar
    William Skinner

    @ Vincent Codrington

    Great point !

    You should ask the clowns where the midwives , who delivered thousand of babies got their qualifications.

    Ask the clowns where all the elementary school graduates that built this country got their qualifications in business and went on to be successful business persons.

    Hal is correct we have been going backward for donkey years.

  44. Piece the Legend Avatar
    Piece the Legend

    @ John A

    You asked and I quote

    “…do you feel the members know the power they have to call for a General meeting based on the bylaws?…”

    The members are for the most part common folk and dont know (and generally dont care about these things)

    I attended one such event and, if there were 175 people there well…

    People who wanted to be elected brought and bought their voters

    You then asked

    “Also when there is an AGM what percentage of the crowd do you think are in a position to make an enlightened decision when called to vote on an issue?…”

    Less than 5 % have this capacity to think through their options and make informed decisions so, as you opined, “it is a case of sheep following their leader…”

    Your suggested questions would cause a serious furore among the entrenched management but like Mugabe or Trump, the leaders do not fear the negative fallout.

    It has to be a real serious matter to move the sub group who turn up to action, LIKE THE 30 TO 0 RESULTS last year in the elections.

    For thinking people, the 5%, those questions matter.

    For the other 95%, to get them to respond, you have to show that the people seeking the vote ARE CROOKED AND/OR INCOMPETENT

    over the next 72 hours dat is what de ole man gine do.

    I actually begging the lady for a report and minutes of a particular committee that told *** to do ***.

    She is really a good person but she is afraid that Steve Belle fires her.

    I have assured her that, ONCE THE ITEM IS HERE, he will not touch her.

    Checj back tomorrow and see how things are progressing

  45. Piece the Legend Avatar
    Piece the Legend

    De ole man has hopefully explained a number of serious issues telated to Thd City of Bridgetown Credit Union and its bogolord Steve Belle.

    The narrative here conclusively shows that Chief Justice MARSTON Gibson has shown himself to be “out of his depths as Chief Justice”

    Evidence (for which supporting hardcopy will be supplied) shows that the Barbados Registry has been complicit in losing documents associated with Lee’s Urgent Matter.

    de ole man suggests further that, in spite of a filed Injunction and Certificate of Urgency, approved March 16th 2019, that the registry staff responsible for Mr Lee’s matter, DID not effect their duties /functions as described and detailed by law and due process

    Bajans need to be aware that CoB, after effecting a loan to 4 members, erroneously actioned assets that were owned by 4 non CoB companies and created defective mortgages to ghd tune of $2.6 million

    in several cases evidence will be provided to show how, after repossessing assets THAT WERE NOT CoBs how they then sold said buses and coaches and other oil tankers valued at Hundreds of thousands of dollars, for hundreds of dollars!

    de ole MAN wants wunna to see how Steve Belle CEO of CoB then proceeded to terrorize Mr Lee, and his family and tenants, AS IF CoB WAS THE GAMBINO CRIME FAMILY, OR THE SOPRANOS IN A GANGSTER MOVIE.

    de ole man will show wunna how the so called Judicial Department, led by Chief Justice Marston Gibson, and his court MARSHALLS and Registry Agents have acted like Frank Nitti or Al Capone over the course of this matter.

    let de ole MSN give wunna a smittering of the evidence so dat wunna going believe.

    Less than a month after the Certificate of Urgency was approved by the Chief Justice, personnel from the COB Credit Union broke into a vacant apartment at the non member property on April 17th 2019 and changed the locks on the doors of that apartment at #82 Edghill St Thomas.

    wunna doubt me???

    Here is a picture showing two of the “Break and enter” criminals

    http://imgur.com/a/Rp13Bn5

    and here are some more CoB agents staking out my apartments like if I is a Bad Boy

    http://imgur.com/a/hxUnG60

  46. Piece the Legend Avatar
    Piece the Legend

    @ the Honourable Blogmaster

    Your assistance please with the pictures of CoB Credit union SWAT TEAMS on their way to repossess non credit union property


  47. @ Robert

    That is/was the old boy. He moved to Combermere Street from just behind the building where the Land Tax office was. A first class black smith, who rode his bicycle to the wharf and back.
    @ John, all those old plantations gave way to the Heights and Terraces, ghettos for the new middle class. Land transferred from productive agriculture to vanity homes.
    @ John A
    You do not need to teach financial analysis in schools, just good functional maths at age 14.
    Barbados is a nation in need of direction.

  48. WURA-WAR-on-U Avatar

    DIRTY, TIEFING COW WILLIAMS…ya need to pay the Apes Hill workers..you TIEF taxpayer’s money, you TIEF NIS pension money, but ya REFUSE to pay the workers after the bank picked up Apes Hill…YOU DAMN WICKED THIEF….

    CORRUPT BLP GOVERNMENT…you need to help the Apes Hill workers…

    Nation government pimp News…ya need to print the story of the Apes Hill closure..you government pimps, refusing to print a human rights story…

    USELESS WORKER’S UNION…you need to help these workers who are being robbed and disenfranchised by wicked Cow Williams…..YOU COWARDS..

    HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS ARE NEEDED ON THE GROUND IN BARBADOS FOR THESE WICKED HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATORS…

    “Gn u don’t know me but thanks for putting out there that apes Hill close. I’m a staff there and no matter where we try for someone to help us no one did. We go to the union that we paying but they ignoring us

    The paper ignoring it too

    The workers work there for years and cow do not want to pay us out

    No one is reporting that apes him close

    Numerous letter was send to the nation and they never print anything

    So thanks again.”

  49. WURA-WAR-on-U Avatar

    Barbados cannot have any direction with these nasty, criminal minorities like Cow Wililams always robbing the black population and the CORRUPT GOVERNMENTS, pimp newspapers and the useless unions covering it all up, aiding and abetting crimes committed by CRIMINAL MINORITIES…against their own people……covering up the DESTRUCTION OF THEIR OWN PEOPLE…


  50. @ JOHN

    RE Venezuela is also a failed state.

    Where would a failed state go but to another failed state!!

    THIS IS CALLED THE BLIND SEEKING TO LEAD THE BLIND

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