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Bravo! You can’t depend on useless Emma!
Imagine we’re the most heavily taxed country in the OECS and we still have to find the means to fix the roads ourselves. Shame on these governments.
Graham Vaughn. You saw this?
So this had to be posted three times??
“Cracked some heads Jones” said that he will have to import women to have babies in barbados because the birth rate in barbados was at an all time low, then another ex minister said just before they were kicked out of office that in the year 2019, that there would be so much work in barbados that they will have to bring people from the islands to fill the job market, was that an election scam? Now all you`re hearing from some bajans that they don`t want no persons from the neighboring islands coming into barbados because they are thieves, murderers, sex workers, pick pockets and everything that is bad and the others would take their jobs, whose jobs did the bajans took when they got in other countries, some illegally to make a better living for them and their families. What an ungrateful pack of bajans.
A moderator on Brasstacks said a couple years ago that he interviewed former PM Thompson. And that Thompson told him that he didnt really mind the Guyanese that were here BUT the Bajan public were complaining (which was true) so he had to do something.
It is interesting, I have heard many “real” intelligent Barbadians echoing similar observations as Mr. Hinkson. Unfortunately,there are way too many dunces out there in this society. Here it is, this fool commenter is talking about taking jobs; does this fool knows of the silliness bajans are up to, don’t want to work for a reasonably pay, but want to be paid base on the size of the property in cases of engaging so called Artisans? I saw the changes that occurred when David Thompson chased the Guyanese out, Yet these bajans seem to have a perpetual disdain for these Caricom immigrants as they do their returning national siblings/relatives.
When and where was the ‘wind sown, resulting in the reaping of the whirlwind’?
What is most? How many remain unsolved?
These worthless gunmen in Barbados, need to go through the country and shoot monkeys, with their high powered weapons. They could then take the monkey tails to the Ministry of Agriculture,and get the 15 or so dollars per tail.
That would do the country a great service, and allow citizens to plant and reap in peace. No doubt some arsehole would start complaining about animal rights, and greedy lawyers would be seeking to represent the monkeys in our kangaroo broken judicial system.
Bravo! You can’t depend on useless Emma!
Imagine we’re the most heavily taxed country in the OECS and we still have to find the means to fix the roads ourselves. Shame on these governments.
Graham Vaughn. You saw this?
So this had to be posted three times??
“Cracked some heads Jones” said that he will have to import women to have babies in barbados because the birth rate in barbados was at an all time low, then another ex minister said just before they were kicked out of office that in the year 2019, that there would be so much work in barbados that they will have to bring people from the islands to fill the job market, was that an election scam? Now all you`re hearing from some bajans that they don`t want no persons from the neighboring islands coming into barbados because they are thieves, murderers, sex workers, pick pockets and everything that is bad and the others would take their jobs, whose jobs did the bajans took when they got in other countries, some illegally to make a better living for them and their families. What an ungrateful pack of bajans.
A moderator on Brasstacks said a couple years ago that he interviewed former PM Thompson. And that Thompson told him that he didnt really mind the Guyanese that were here BUT the Bajan public were complaining (which was true) so he had to do something.
It is interesting, I have heard many “real” intelligent Barbadians echoing similar observations as Mr. Hinkson. Unfortunately,there are way too many dunces out there in this society. Here it is, this fool commenter is talking about taking jobs; does this fool knows of the silliness bajans are up to, don’t want to work for a reasonably pay, but want to be paid base on the size of the property in cases of engaging so called Artisans? I saw the changes that occurred when David Thompson chased the Guyanese out, Yet these bajans seem to have a perpetual disdain for these Caricom immigrants as they do their returning national siblings/relatives.
When and where was the ‘wind sown, resulting in the reaping of the whirlwind’?
What is most? How many remain unsolved?
These worthless gunmen in Barbados, need to go through the country and shoot monkeys, with their high powered weapons. They could then take the monkey tails to the Ministry of Agriculture,and get the 15 or so dollars per tail.
That would do the country a great service, and allow citizens to plant and reap in peace. No doubt some arsehole would start complaining about animal rights, and greedy lawyers would be seeking to represent the monkeys in our kangaroo broken judicial system.