The young and the reckless are having access to guns at an “unprecedented” level, with police admitting they have “not yet touched the surface” on the issue.
Attributed to Assistant Commissioner of Police Erwin Boyce
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More guns, warns top cop
The young and the reckless are having access to guns at an “unprecedented” level, with police admitting they have “not yet touched the surface” on the issue.
This alarm was sounded yesterday by Acting Commissioner of Police Erwin Boyce, who disclosed that they were now seeing a trend of guns that were new to the system being used in the commission of firearm offences. This is s shift from the sharing of weapons previously.
Boyce was speaking to the media at a press conference yesterday in the wake of yet another brazen early morning shooting, this time in a public service vehicle (PSV) in Eagle Hall, St Michael, one of the busiest intersections, during the week.
Reports from the police stated a man came up behind a ZR on its left side while it was stationary at the traffic lights and discharged a number of shots inside it, injuring a man in his back. He was transported in a private car for medical treatment.
Ports
In the televised press conference, Boyce, who was flanked by other members of the top brass of the Barbados Police Service, took aim at the ports of entry.
“You would have recognised in recent times that we had a significant find at one of our ports of entries and that is significant because you are not talking about one or two firearms, you are talking about 38 firearms.
“We are not manufacturers of firearms. What we have found, though, is that notwithstanding the collaboration we have with our critical partners at the port of entries, we are now beginning to see on our streets, firearms that are not wanted guns,” said Boyce, who described wanted guns as firearms that have not been traced to multiple hits.
“This indicates to us that there is access to firearms that over time is now reaching the hands
of some very young and reckless men. So we are seeing firearms and we are not seeing wanted guns, which would be guns that are shared. We do believe that there are a number of firearms out there and we have not touched the surface as yet,” the top cop further explained.
Boyce disclosed that to date the Barbados Police Service had recovered 127 firearms, compared to the 78 seized by law enforcement for the same period last year.
Back in 2018, Government announced that as part of its mission critical objectives it would be beefing up security at the ports of entry and since then has invested heavily in several scanners to detect any contraband through these points.
However, stopping short of calling it corruption, Boyce said the security systems at these points of entry were only as effective as the persons manning them.
“The chain is as strong as its weakest link and sometimes the weakest link is the human being and unless the human being comes to a realisation that the technology, the scanners are only going to do what they want them to do and to get the results that we want, then there will always be challenges. There must be a human element that is influencing some of these movement,” Boyce said.
When asked if he was referring to corruption, Boyce said: “It does not matter how many scanners or technology is being used while a person is bent on doing a particular act to circumvent the system, then he will do the act and get through. This is something that is quite evident.”
Despite the challenges, Boyce said he remains confident that law enforcement has a grip on the gun crime situation in the country. He revealed that police had solved 60 per cent of the killings.
In gun-related killings, arrests have been made in 18 of the 29 shooting deaths for the year. He disclosed that as part of the strategy, traffic
police would be incorporated into the road policing. However, he made it clear that this was not a job for the police alone and that it was going to take an all-hands-ondeck approach to arrest the problem. “One of the things about the investigation of crime is that it is not a solo activity for police officers. It is an activity that requires every law-abiding member of society, every corporate entity, every NGO, every government entity, every church and every family to be part of the solution.
“Police do not have a silver bullet in relation to crime, we need to have a level of buy-in and we need to have that level of support,” he stressed. (CLM)
Source: Nation
Shooting leaves some fearful
By Jamar Knight
jamarknight@nationnews.com
A brazen daylight shooting in Eagle Hall yesterday morning has left many residents and workers in the area fearful of further retaliation.
Those who witnessed the daring shooting were so scared that they were tight-lipped. In fact, they were so fearful that when a Weekend Nation team visited the scene, they were unwilling to give their names even though they shared their feelings about what they had witnessed.
The shooting, occurred outside the popular R. A. Mapp Bar and Rotisserie around 7:40 a.m. near the traffic lights at the Eagle Hall junction.
One man was left seeking medical attention for an injury to his back.
According to witnesses, a man exited a vehicle behind a minibus which had come to a stop at the traffic lights. He approached on its left side and discharged a number of shots inside at a passenger. There was a flurry of activity as panic set in as people attempted to flee from the gunfire by jumping through the windows of the public service vehicle (PSV).
While vehicular traffic had returned to normal by mid-morning, there were some people in the area who were still on high alert, sending nervous glances towards other pedestrians who traversed the area which hours earlier was the scene of the bold shooting.
A Rubis service station employee who witnessed what happened explained that it was the third major shooting since she
had started working nearby. While she was afraid of the current surge in gun crimes, she said she couldn’t set aside her civic responsibilities.
She recalled some of what she witnessed. “I was dealing with a customer outside. I heard a loud ‘pax’ so I thought it was somebody car wheel that had burst. When I looked ‘round’, I see the van and see people jumping out of the windows to get away.”
Shanniqua Brathwaite, who worked at the Street Pasta outlet in the area, said the spate of gun violence across the country had become “tiring and overbearing”. She pleaded with those involved to stop before innocent people were caught in the crossfire.
“This is a busy area, people always here waiting for food so it coulda happen, and somebody coulda get hit that was innocent. I just want the men out there to just put down the guns and stop the violence. In terms of how it will affect business, it’s a 50/50. People might be sceptical to stand up outside to wait for their orders, so I ain’t sure – it’s a wait and see,” she said.
Another pedestrian who had been in the market nearby when the incident occurred, Kimberley Prescod, echoed the plea to put an end to the violence. Prescod said the latest incident had reinforced feelings of “fear and terror” for those in the area as individuals needed to be more aware even doing mundane tasks like running errands.
“When you coming in environments with innocent people, children, somebody may be liable to get hurt. It is not good enough. Nobody feels safe anymore. Every day it feel like somebody getting kill. Look at this morning; people going to be wondering if it safe to catch a
bus or a ZR or a minivan. It is not good enough,” she said.
Source: Nation
This call from the PSV sector is ironic.
Call to address root of gun violence
Public service vehicle (PSV) owners and operators’ safety concerns increased yesterday after a man was shot while travelling on a minibus.
Although gun violence and other lawless acts have been carried out on board PSVs before, chairman of the Association of Public Transport Operators (APTO), Kenneth Best, and chairman of the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) Roy Raphael, believe there needs to be a comprehensive strategy and conversation to get to the root of the issue.
“The PSV industry has always been concerned because robberies occur on them and a guy lost his life on a PSV in St Lucy some years ago. It is not a good thing to leave home early to earn a living to carry law-abiding citizens to their destination only to be disrupted by some lawless act by an individual.
“This is uncharacteristic and out of control because every day somebody is being gunned down,” Best said.
While making it clear that he believed the issue was bigger than politics, he suggested that a multi-modal approach was needed.
“What happened today was a microcosm of what is happening in society because there are serious underlying problems and we as a society need to get to the root of the problem.
“Is it that we have moved away from the way we trained and raised our children? Is the school or parenting failing? Whatever it is, we need to put our heads together and I don’t mean politically, but as a country, to see how best we can grapple this,” Best added.
Police said that around 7:40 a.m. yesterday a man shot several bullets into a yellow PSV while it was stopped at traffic lights by the Barbarees Hill/ Eagle Hall, St Michael junction.
One man was injured in his back and he was transported in a private car for medical treatment.
Raphael said police had to step up before people
started to take measures into their own hands.
“I did a study on gangs years ago when I was in Eden Lodge Community Council and we found out gangs started because the police were unable to provide that level of security for the community and people started to protect themselves,” Raphael said.
The AOPT chairman said the situation could not continue unchecked.
“This is very serious because it can impact innocent people that go about their business and tourists. We cannot continue to allow our operators to work under those conditions, particularly late at night. I am calling for a national discussion on crime that would include police, politicians, and the public because the public needs to be safe,” Raphael said.
(TG)
Source: Nation
The fundamental problem is that the damn place is being run by a set of clowns, so it is no wonder that we have a circus.
How long ago has Bushie warned that we have created an ass-backwards ‘eddykashun system’ that promotes low-esteem sheeplike jokers, while alienating assertive, creative, alpha types?
It is why we now see hoards of feeble women and shiite men everywhere in ‘leadership’ contending with the alpha type deviants that we have created, and condemned to the Blocks.
This will be ‘no contest’, just like the ZR shiite.
Shitehounds ALWAYS lose to alpha types. It is the way of Nature.
The situation can ONLY be resolved now by the intervention of a SUPER alpha-type who is righteous enuff to restore sanity to the situation.
Perhaps our Enuff will step up to the plate…. 🙂
This not only applies to Brassbados and our ZR / crime / poverty / housing / nursing / transport / energy / water / bribery / incompetence …
…but also globally.
So when the Bible speaks of a super alpha-type bushman coming back in all his macho glory, to restore sanity, it is difficult to conceive how much more practical and appropriate that scenario can be, to our current (and worsening) situation.
Hurry up and come Boss….
It does not augur well if a top cop is saying the BPS has omly scratched the surface AND hinting at corruption in the frontline at the ports. How do we solve a problem that citizens who should be law abiding seem to be aiding and abetting?
Nobody will take their mouthings seriously until somebody is charged for the 38 guns at the port.
Unless the guns were in transit to another country, somebody should already be in custody or wanted notice issued if they have fled the country.
Maybe the importer of the guns is so huge the authorities need to figure out how to spin it or make it go away lest it bring too much international scrutiny down on our little rock.
This return of the super alpha macho man to solve all problems routine reminds me of something.
The long awaited coming of THE KRAKEN!
When is the big brass bowl bottom supposed to fall out again?
Counting down to new year!
I suspect I will be laughing into MY PILLOW.
PILLOW TALK!
MURDAAAAAAAAH!
Make that the big brass bowl bottom supposed to DROP out!
In honour of the great PROPHET Bob Marley whom we absolutely love to quote.
A picture speaks a thousand words indeed.
We plan to open a consulate in Rwanda. We could learn from Kagame. Bet they pick a brownnoser like Mcdonald or a foul mouth know it all like Wiggins
HOW MANY POLICE INCLUDING DETECTIVES AND HIGHER UPS ON THE 2 X 3 ISLAND HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH DRUG DEALING, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, GUN SELLING RACKET, FRAUD ETC?
NEXT TO NONE ON THE SCALE THAT SHOULD BE IN FRONT OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS.
THERE ARE MORE A PART OF THE PROBLEM THAN A SOLUTION SAME AS POLITICIANS WHO WORK HAND IN HAND WITH THE DRUG BOSSES, BE THERE BLACK WHITE OR INDIAN.
EASY TO FOCUS ON THE LITTLE BOYS ON THE BLOCK WHO ARE BARELY SURVIVING.
THE BOYS ON THE BLOCKS AROUND THE ISLAND CAN TELL YOU WITH ACCURACY WHO ARE THE CROOKED POLICE, POLITICIANS, IMMIGRATION OFFICERS, CUSTOMS OFFICERS WHO ARE INVOLVED IN MAJOR CORRUPTION AND CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY AT A PANDEMIC LEVEL ON THE 2 X 3 ISLAND.
@ David
I know the guy who was found dead at his home at Springfarm, St. Thomas.
He was popularly known as ‘Jet Man.’
Sincere condolences to his relatives and numerous friends.
We already have our super alpha female.
Her name is Mia Mottley. Our Supreme Leader. She is all-powerful and decides the fate of many with a snap of her finger.
Sorry to hear Artax. With the crime situation in recent years and covid related deaths it has been a difficult time for many.
Condolences to his relatives and friends of ‘Jet Man.’
How many more must be murdered before something decisive is done ?
As a 70 year old contemplating a trip to Barbados should I just forget about it and stay in the freezer ?
Peacefully existing till you die is the expection especially for us with a few more years to live.
Baje,
If you know, you know.
Some jokers think the issue is stopping gun violence by itself.
How can you solve violence, when that is only part of the main problem that you have clearly stated?
@ David
It’s sad news.
However, ‘Jet’ was a very popular and friendly guy.
Unfortunately, he used to wear several gold chains and bracelets…… and walked around with large sums of money, which he openly displayed when purchasing items.
Anyone engaging in such activities, ‘especially in these times,’ is only attracting attention to him/herself.
As it relates to crime, I’ve read where some people have made a definitive correlation between crime and poverty.
Although that opinion may be true in some cases, what I’ve realised is when caught, persons who commit crimes such as aggravated burglary, robbery or theft, often admit they purchased clothing, shoes, alcoholic beverages and ‘herb’ with their ‘ill-gotten gains.’
I’m also aware there are reported and unreported incidences of theft occurring in primary and secondary schools, where some students begin their ‘life of crime’ by stealing stationery, devices, lunch, school bags and shoes, or bullying other timid children for their lunch money.
This may seem harmless at that level, perhaps the reason why some parents defend their children who are involved in those activities.
Recently suffered a stroke.
House ransacked
Shot in the head.
Arrest the crooks first. Nuff money to buy guns and get them past the port, more for drugs.
Heretofore the crooks have acted upon our nation without any encumbrance. Now the chickens have come home to roost.
How many multimillionaires has the drug trade made in Bim? People without scruples allowed to run unfettered and we are surprised that it hath cometh to this?
My Trini friend used to say “yuh shupidy or what?”.
People “calling for an end to violence”. How seh? Tink dem cay? Yuh shupidy or what?
To end the violence yuh gotta stop the criminal trade.
But as alla dem youngsters get dry money from it yuh problems might be bigger than yuh realise.
You not going like how it can be stopped.
@Artax
People will profile him based on the jewelry he wore.
We want some honest and hard police again.
Police like Lion Man an those caliber, with special dispensation and legal protection to deal with these criminals how they must.
And dont give me no namby pamby about “you cant do that”.
“Tell me what de police can do” remember that soca of ill discipline?
Dem need showing “what de police can do”.
And if they get bail for murder, they better stop in jail.
Wunna making sport.
That is the problem.
Artax is correct. The children have to walk about with their backpacks on their backs. Put them down and turn around and they are gone. Leave anything at all unattended for a minute and it will be taken.
We want some honest and hard police again
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.
TOO MUCH EASY MONEY BEEN FLOATING AROUND FOR A LONG LONG TIME.
THERE IS A PANDEMIC AND THE FOXES HAVE LONG BEEN LET LOOSE IN THE CHICKEN HOUSE RE CORRUPT POLICE/POLITICIANS AND THE GENERAL MASSES ON THE 2X3 ISLAND.
Heard retired Bertie Hinds making sone sensible comments about the state of crime.
A workplace with lots of near misses will eventually have a serious accident. A country unable to tackle minor offenses like dark window tint, reckless dirt bike riders, off-route ZRs and riders with no helmets is incapable of preventing serious crime like praedial larceny, aggravated burglary and murder. A recent shooting was carried out by a dirt bike rider. Is it any surprise if drive bys are done by cars with the darkest tint possible.
We need a Captain Gary Griffith
I don’t know if there are any homemade guns in Barbados (as a youth folks used to say that a guy who worked at Bulkely used to make guns) and there are no commercial gun manufacturers in Barbados so any guns on the street have to arrive via our Ports of entry i.e., the Airport or the Harbour. Those two facilities are our weakest link(s). Recently the authorities intercepted a shipment of guns at the Port and I would wager that it wasn’t the first time that guns made their way into the island via that avenue however there hasn’t been news of any subsequent arrests and we all know that items can’t ship themselves they need a shipper and an individual or business listed to receive the goods.
It should be a slam dunk to locate the individual to whom the items were directed, instead we have been subjected to the local grapevine about corrupt Customs officials and corrupt persons in high places that facilitated the entry of guns into the island.
If the Police are serious about “adjusting strategies”, they should focus their lens on the personnel at both the Port and the Airport as a first step.
@ Sargeant,
Who wrote ” items can’t ship themselves they need a shipper and an individual or business listed to receive the goods.”
The excuse will be that ” the matter is still under investigation “
Barbados has miles of unprotected coastline.
Yachts and high powered sport fishing boats can transport and deliver guns without going to Port.
Redguard for the island to appoint a Gary Griffith and give him the tools would mean that yuh want to wipe out the trade. If yuh want to guh to St.Lucy yuh get in a car and drive ent? So what is different? Nuh lotta long talk. Same way with gun imports. I think the scholarly people call it endemic.
Guh back and read what Baje said. A lot of people like they dont understand yet.
In the 1970s Bim we had tourism, clothes factories, furniture, sugar.
Now we got what? Just tourism. Where the money does come from?
People shupidy or what?
Schoolchildren stealing endemic. What does that tell you? And them same ones going grow up to be ministers and what they will do? …like xxxxxxx… I see him and a bunch of friends tiefing when in our teens. Brek innna place and carry way stuff. Nuh lie.
Stupse. Is we culture. And THAT is why Baje call we 2×3.
@Sargeant
One can only speculate why it took so long for the public to be made aware a suspect is being questioned about the recent gun haul at the Port. Why not issue a statement to remove public speculation?
Suspect in custody over gun, ammunition haul
Police have a man in custody in connection with the recent gun and ammunition find in the Bridgetown Port.
Sources said that the suspect, who lawmen have been questioning for about a week, is expected to be charged with firearm offences.
On October 24, police were called in after a stash of 35 guns and more than 700 bullets were discovered in a barrel in the port.
On Thursday during a press conference at police headquarters, Acting Commissioner of Police Erwin Boyce said investigations into the
seizure were still active.
“The investigation is very active; it is not a narrow investigation, it is an expansive one. We are working feverishly and continuously at our end. We have to work with partners to get to bottom of the entire situation. So I am saying that the investigation will continue; it will embrace a number of partners,” Boyce said.
( AC/CLM)
Source: Nation
Here is former Commisioner Tyrone Griffith speaking in his capacity as a citizen, we know he knows what is going on, retired or not. Again he hints at corrupt behaviour at the Port.
Griffith queries security of ports
By Colville Mounsey
colvillemounsey@nationnews.com
Former Commissioner of Police Tyrone Griffith says it appears that recent fixes put in place to stem the flow of guns through the ports of entry are not working.
Griffith, who has raised concerns about perceived cracks in the border controls for almost a decade, told the Saturday Sun the relevant authorities owe the country some answers to some very serious questions.
The former top cop was responding to the alarm raised by Acting Commissioner Erwin Boyce, who said on Thursday during a press conference that the criminal element in Barbados was having access to firearms at a level that was “unprecedented”, admitting that police “have not yet touched the surface” on the issue.
Stopping short of calling it corruption, Boyce also said the security systems at these points of entry were only as effective as the people manning them.
“It does not matter how many scanners or technology is being used. When a person is bent on doing a particular act to circumvent the system, then he will do the act and get through.
This is something that is quite evident,” he added.
Human element
Griffith, who retired as Commissioner last year, is questioning whether changes put in place since 2018 went beyond the installation of new scanners and state-of-the-art risk assessment software.
“Boyce partly addressed the problem when he mentioned the human element because that obviously is a factor. I cannot tell you what has changed and what has not changed because I am a civilian like everyone else.
However, the people in position need to speak to several issues like whether or not there is an improvement with personnel at the ports of entry or whether the same people are there.
What changes have been made with regard to personnel at ports?
Is there even some form of rotation of duties so that persons can’t easily circumvent the system?”
Griffith said.
Scanners
He said that as a concerned citizen he also wanted to know whether the scanners purchased were adequate to capture all contraband people may attempt to ship in.
“Additionally, I think the people responsible for the scanners need to come out and state whether the equipment is appropriate or not.
Do we have the right scanners and are they appropriate for the job? It is not enough to simply say that we have scanners. As far as I am aware, there are cameras in the port and before I left there were more earmarked to be installed and should be in place by now,” he said. When contacted yesterday, director and chief executive officer at the Barbados Port Inc., David Jean-Marie, said: “The Commissioner of Police has made a statement on the issue and I have nothing further to add. As far as I am concerned this is not a news story.”
However, chairman of the Barbados Private Sector Association, Trisha Tannis, said the business community was also concerned about the issues raised by Boyce on the ports of entry. She pointed out that quite a lot of public funds had been expended on the problem and therefore some form of accountability regarding the success of the measure is required.
No answers
“We have already thrown a lot of money behind this problem, and we have no answers as to why this is still happening. We are seeing instances where the scanners have worked, we have found some of the guns, but I don’t know that I am seeing anybody going to courts, though,” said Tannis, who was referring to a seizure of 38 guns at the Bridgetown Port last month.
“The goods must have been consigned to someone. I have been very open in saying that wherever the trail leads is where we need to go and there needs to be zero tolerance, regardless of who is involved. It could be that investigations are at a very sensitive stage and the police don’t want to come prematurely to the public and compromise that investigation.
“We certainly want to see greater accountability throughout the entire system. So we need to know if the systems that are in place are working; otherwise, the public outcry is going to get stronger and stronger,” she said.
Source: Nation
Well if the police authorities have expressed concerns about the security at the Port ‘for years’ now,
…and if the problem only seems to be getting worse..
…and if the Chairman of the Port has no comment, and does not see this as a ‘news story’
Wuh shiite! – we MUST all be Brass Bowl idiots….as Bushie has always maintained..
Cause…
If his job is secure – despite all the ‘concerns’,
then it is only obvious that whoever appoints him is happy with the shiite..
@Bush Tea
A result from people up the ladder occupying positions for too long? Creating fiefdoms?
Please remind the Blogmaster who is the chairman of the Port Authority?
@ David
And while you are at it composing a response to Bushie’s Port shituation,
spare a thought for Sir Cave from the Hillary.
No man has had his level of gall since Churchill….
Imagine the CHIEF architect of the local and regional tertiary education system publicly lamenting his colossal FAILURE – and the consequences it has for societal collapse, and speaking as if he is standing on the moral high ground.
ANY normal human would resign in SHAME and sleek off into obscurity like Froon did (before resurrecting himself to ensure another 30-0 for the DLP)
But then again when the chief ANTI-colonialist spokesman would accept a knighthood and bow to the queen that he was so eloquently cussing, what else should we have expected…?
But you can throw ANY shiite at brass bowl topsides, can’t you..?
What a damned place!!
Perhaps the Garrison erection is well placed after all….
Please remind the Blogmaster who is the chairman of the Port Authority?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sorry, the quote is from the CEO not chairman
Yes Bush Tea but the question stands. If the head is bad … you know the rest.
European Parliament COVID-19 Committee declares that “The Game is UP for those who perpetrated that “GIANT HOAX” on the world – MONSTROUS LIE!!! https://youtu.be/xSGLnELkGqQ
CLOSER 2 HOME:
From the day the nation’s elites built that “FREEMASON TEMPLE” on the corner there in St. George – the “VERY SOUL” of the country was sold down the river to the “DARK FORCES” of “LUCIFERIAN INTRIGUE”…
When you plot the “LONGITUTUDE & “LATITUDE” coordinates – the point of intersection fall smack dab in the middle of where that tem[ple] has been planted by the dragon of FREEMASONRY (your poLIEtical, reLIEgious & business elites on that island) …
Anyone who has vociferously studied “SACRED GEOMETRY” & the alchemy of FREEMASONRY knows the architecture of how their plans works…
The same can be said of Barbados – as is evident in all the other “FALLEN” nations (i.e.) London, Paris, Rome, Washington etc…
The final nail in the coffin was when your beloved PM was caught out doing a ritualistic simulation down in GUYANA* that was symbiotic to the “LUCIFERIAN WAR-DANCE” done in the “BOHEMIAN GROVE” by all those “NECROMANCERS” – so-called world leaders & their “ELITES” who gather to pay their “LUCIFERIAN PATRONAGE & HOMAGE” to the “OWL” – the creature who see the “LIGHT” in the “DARKNESS”…
Your “PRIME MINISTER” is a “JEZEBEL LUCIFERIAN” who has completed the process of selling “THE SOUL OF THE NATION” to the dark forces of “EVIL” for filthy gain!!!
So do not be surprised at the exponential upsurge in “MURDERS”, “VIRULENT VIOLENT CRIME”, “RAPE”, “BURGLERIES”, “DRUG PROLIFERATION”, “MORAL/POLIETICAL CORRUPTION”, “#ReLIEgiousAPATHY” & the never-ending spiral of unanswerable conundrums the country faces…
This is a “CROSS-ROAD” that forks into something much more diabolical & as a person who has “ZERO-FEARS” (I FEAR FOR MY COUNTRY BARBADOS) & the seismic fallout that is about to ensue…
Final thought:
FOR THIS CURSE TO BE BROKEN – those who have been responsible for it must be dealt with by “THE SOVEREIGN LORD HIMSELF” on the condition that the people “RISE-UP” & spiritually through “PRAYER, FASTING & REPENTANCE” – cast down the “SATANIC STRONGHOLDS” that has fettered the nation…
The “ANGEL WATCHERS” & “THE HOLY ONES” are waiting to completely “SLAY the wicked ones amongst us who have perverted the way of righteousness (and we know who they are) but again, the conditionality rest with “THE PEOPLE”!!!
#IAMDONE
MUCH CLOSER 2 HOME:
From the day the nation’s elites built that “FREEMASON TEMPLE” on the corner there in St. George – the “VERY SOUL” of the country was sold down the river to the “DARK FORCES” of “LUCIFERIAN INTRIGUE”…
When you plot the “LONGITUTUDE & “LATITUDE” coordinates – the point of intersection fall smack dab in the middle of where that tem[ple] has been planted by the dragon of FREEMASONRY (your poLIEtical, reLIEgious & business elites on that island) …
Anyone who has vociferously studied “SACRED GEOMETRY” & the alchemy of FREEMASONRY knows the architecture of how their plans works…
The same can be said of Barbados – as is evident in all the other “FALLEN” nations (i.e.) London, Paris, Rome, Washington etc…
The final nail in the coffin was when your beloved PM was caught out doing a ritualistic simulation down in GUYANA* that was symbiotic to the “LUCIFERIAN WAR-DANCE” done in the “BOHEMIAN GROVE” by all those “NECROMANCERS” – so-called world leaders & their “ELITES” who gather to pay their “LUCIFERIAN PATRONAGE & HOMAGE” to the “OWL” – the creature who see the “LIGHT” in the “DARKNESS”…
Your “PRIME MINISTER” is a “JEZEBEL LUCIFERIAN” who has completed the process of selling “THE SOUL OF THE NATION” to the dark forces of “EVIL” for filthy gain!!!
So do not be surprised at the exponential upsurge in “MURDERS”, “VIRULENT VIOLENT CRIME”, “RAPE”, “BURGLERIES”, “DRUG PROLIFERATION”, “MORAL/POLIETICAL CORRUPTION”, “#ReLIEgiousAPATHY” & the never-ending spiral of unanswerable conundrums the country faces…
This is a “CROSS-ROAD” that forks into something much more diabolical & as a person who has “ZERO-FEARS” (I FEAR FOR MY COUNTRY BARBADOS) & the seismic fallout that is about to ensue…
Final thought:
FOR THIS CURSE TO BE BROKEN – those who have been responsible for it must be dealt with by “THE SOVEREIGN LORD HIMSELF” on the condition that the people “RISE-UP” & spiritually through “PRAYER, FASTING & REPENTANCE” – cast down the “SATANIC STRONGHOLDS” that has fettered the nation…
The “ANGEL WATCHERS” & “THE HOLY ONES” are waiting to completely “SLAY the wicked ones amongst us who have perverted the way of righteousness (and we know who they are) but again, the conditionality rest with “THE PEOPLE”!!!
#IAMDONE
The hardest thing is to know, blame your BIGGEST ENEMIES, ya judas traitors.
Terence…finally got the spelling of your name right.
Maybe they will listen to you. Many of usare really too busy otherwise, they are fortunate to have you still trying on their behalf, if they don’t listen to you and Bushman now, oh well, there will still be over a billion of us..
Seems like Crime does pay and becomes a Business / Career to pursue in times of high Youth Unemployment. Corruption in poor countries is called Opportunity and happens given a chance. Looking for the pocket by looking the other way is a nice earner and is less complicit, sometimes they have no choice as threats are made for non-compliance.
Sorry Terence, it is too late to look for a break in the curse.
When the whacker ‘get tek way’, …THAT was the point of no return.
Bushie had explained about the URGENT need for ‘sack clothes and ashes’ while the whacker was wukkin … but not a fella cared…
The Temple was symbolic, but do you see the ACTUAL ALTER that Froon was moved to build at the Garrison…?
THAT was the final straw….boss.
It is now just about laying down in the bed that we have made, …and that we have reinforced with a resounding 60-0, and reaping our just reward as explained in Isaiah 3.
Note that Froon was again ‘moved’ to come from his hideout to ENSURE the second 30-0.
Anyone who thinks that these ‘happenings’ are purely coincidental, and not HIGHLY influenced by forces BEYOND our imagination, can be properly described as ‘blinded’…
Such persons are invited to enjoy the ‘privilege’ of not seeing the oncoming traffic….
…BUT not stinking Bushie.
If his job is secure – despite all the ‘concerns’,
then it is only obvious that whoever appoints him is happy with the shiite.
DAVID JEAN-MARIE CEO OF THE PORT AND PETER HARRIS OF CGI TOWERS AND INSURANCE HAS BEEN BEST BUDDIES FOR A LONG TIME AN OPEN SECRECT IN THE CRIMINAL UNDERGROUND.
BESIDES GUNS THERE HAS BEEN MANY THOUSANDS OF POUNDS OF WEED AND COCAINE COMING THROUGH THAT PORT FOR MANY YEARS UNDER THE CEO WATCH.
I SAY NO MORE.
well…now they have one, they can take their NO CHOICE and GO DOWN with their masters…without them and their treacherous bloodlines, and undereducated status in the last hundred years, none of this could have happened.
they are and always have been the WEAKEST LINKS….i can’t stand politicians, because they are not real leaders, they are PUPPETS ON A STRING….that the world’s population are about to take a pair of scissors to and sever that string.
Two items
(1) Typee
Wasn’t Tyrone Griffith the COP when the scammers were being installed?
As COP would that be the time to ask these questions? A time that he had power and his voice would have some weight.
Asking question now to prove what point?
Did he gain this knowledge only after he left the job?
Did was he develop courage / a tongue only after all his business get fixed?
Get out of here. Peddle the watered-down concern elsewhere.
*** People are going to the bank first, depositing their checks and finding their voices when the sound does not carry. I believe some of these items were identified by the pick-a-noise crew, though OUR emphasis was on the cost of the scammers
(2) Trisha Tannis
“We have already thrown a lot of money behind this problem, and we have no answers as to why this is still happening. We are seeing instances where the scanners have worked, we have found some of the guns, but I don’t know that I am seeing anybody going to courts, though,” said Tannis, who was referring to a seizure of 38 guns at the Bridgetown Port last month.
***Why is this still happening? I am glad that you asked? You call it throwing around money, I call it fooling and robbing the citizens of Barbados. If you would only admit and agree that this money was never intended to solve the problem. An if it solved anything then that was accidental. It was merely the transfer of funds from one pocket to the other.
But you! You dare not admit that fact as it would show the utter Chaos of the “ordered system” that you believe in.
I had a good friend whose daily prayer was “life is a bitch”. Let me tell you this “reality is an ass-kicker”. Closed eyes or not, you are feeling the kick.
I can hear your stifled groan.
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