The following discussion with a Nate Hagen was interesting for the blogmaster and exposes a huge gap in the local space of new perspectives to solving problems and generating scenarios for consideration to use Hagen;s thought process. A shocking observation given the level of investment in education post independence.
It is obvious the social and political prattle we continue to hear – more of the same with minimal attempt to engage in needle changing interventions.
Here is the discussion the blogmaster thoroughly enjoyed compliments of BU family member Bentley.
As Ursula K. LeGuin the amazing author said “We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. Resistance and change often begin in art, and very often in our art, the art of words.”
Melanda Schmid-Ochieng
We project a healthy 2022 for Barbados in terms of ***our estimated seat capacity *** with a projected total of 846,413. We expect that the United States will continue to be our biggest producer with 279,714; followed by the United Kingdom with a seat capacity of 258,106,” Minister Cummins said.
John 2 you have presented the pronouncements as i recall as well.You have like Michael Holding scattered Boycott, s stumps all over the place done likewise to Mr Skinner.Trust me you will hear nothing further from him on this topic.This shows he is a liar trying to throw a spanner on the works to cause confusion.This is what these dems are good at, majoring in minors.I believe it was Mr Tom Adams who once said never give a lie a headstart as it will be difficult to pull it back.John 2 thank you for reporting the true story.Mr Skinner has to do better.I gone.