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TalRussell says...

I really feel, however the official decision came about for the removal of the statue of the welcoming Comrade Christopher Columbus, **which has stood in his honor since 1830,** such an act committed by an official should result in their arrest and being charged with **committing an act of statue mischief.**

It's not so much about who was the  individual made the official decision but it's the very thought of the permanent removal of Comrade Christopher, who **has faithfully poised for 70,080  days** from the steps Government House and without thought financial reward for 192 years of  picture taking by **Hundreds of millions tourists cameras.**
   
Now the premiership of "Brave" Davis's, is threatening to keep him forever in storage, knowing it will be seen as an attempt by his premiership **to tear down the colony's creation history.**

If it is be the true intent of a black government to brung about what no hurricane could, the permanent demise of a statue that **was paid for by money raised by the colony's 1829 black popoulaces**  ... After the statue's removal, it still will leave the **1829 wealthy whites who paid for and erected a statue** in honour of Queen Victoria, with her limbs fully intact at the entrance of the House of Assembly ― Yes?

TalRussell says...

Comrade SheepRunner's boot-lickin' loyalty to his out island's still House-seated MP, pales when compared that of the premiership and his press secretary Comrade "Clintee" ― Yes?

On 70 people to travel to climate conference

Posted 28 October 2022, 3:31 p.m. Suggest removal

TalRussell says...

Tis obvious Comrade SheepRunner, you weren't taught by volunteering for their out island's still House-seated MP, to use his sheep runner's mouth to break wind through, stretches well beyond being seen as just an offensive act ― Yes?

TalRussell says...

Nah, a press secretary who thinks it's ethical to lie should've taken on the job.
Compulsive liar Donald Trump's press secretary Kayleigh McEnany was quick make a mockery of her pledge not to lie by telling a whole bunch of lies.
There's a stark professional difference between putting optimistic political spin on sometin' and outright lying.
After all, aren't all politicians' if elected, pledgers of optimism ahead to voters?
Like how this premiership plans on spinning if it has already granted what's bound to be a much controversial "here at-home" security concession to a foreign government ... something I've referenced several times but goes ignored by the local mainstream media houses ― Yes?

TalRussell says...

Will the Choir Leader/Press Secretary Comrade "Clintee" soon say ... Well, frankly speaking, upon reflection and right up everything led to his sacking and cancellation security pass allowing his unrestricted access up to the office of premiership, ... He honestly felt. **he was just hitting his stride** at deflecting the premiership's direct liability.
Comrades, from the ever-changing almost child-like tall tale versions attempts to explain away the now infamous, from the moment lift-off was always intended be an all personal PLP political overseas travel to Bermuda that was always planned to cost the PopulacesPurse the sum of **$88,888.88** ― Yes?

TalRussell says...

I'm just saying it tickles my stomach now a colony's popoulaces, awaits see how the premiership's press secretary/choir leader Comrade "Clintee", attempts to explain why **showcasing the $24,750.00 cheque, was just mere downpayment** towards the Bermudian travel bill of **$88,888.888?**
Is this shi%, even lawful if uttering a fake cheque?
Reminder of the uttering of that **fake** OBAN document and how that turned-out ― Yes?

TalRussell says...

I'm saying my piece before my Comrade Jesus and spirit of the late Sir Henry Milton Taylor!
I'd offer three times better than the NumbersMans' odds, if after checking the 1953 calendar, this **isn't confirmed as being the first and only on record of a speedy** $24,750.00 cashable non post dated cheque for a Bill was ever got paid stretching over a span of 69 years, was offered as 'payment in full' of a Bill,** by the PLP.
The party sill has unpaid bills goin' back when was led by mulatto Comrade Henry Milton Taylor, since was founded way back on the 23rd of November of 1953 ― Yes?

On PLP shows cheque for Bermuda trip payment

Posted 26 October 2022, 6:15 p.m. Suggest removal

TalRussell says...

**Another Mother's plea goin' ignored!**
It's a timely reminder for why the colony's two mainstream political parties are equally responsible for not learning the lessons, why today's poorest of Haiti popoulaces', were once **the wealthiest of popoulaces'** in the entire Western Hemisphere.
The probability of repercussions will only widen the division. by their refusal to include the Haitian communities voices from being seated around the cabinet table where decision-makers hold discussions and set policies.
Once upon time our own British Subjects sailed off to Haiti in hopes snagging lucrative pay cheques ― Yes?

TalRussell says...

Most trusted corner of street chatterbox reporting those experiencing "Catchin' Hell Tougher Times" Popoulaces' ... Well, they had held out higher expectations of Win payoff would be forthcoming rom the NumbersMans' Syndicate of The House-elected funded ― Yes?

On Tough times - but people still gambling

Posted 26 October 2022, 1:56 p.m. Suggest removal

TalRussell says...

**Any intelligent comrade who is wise to** the International Culture Wine and Food's fully cashless Festival was acting as a buildup to our government being a step closer correcting the glitches before starting the Christmas shopping.
All the local banks are soon end all handing out of banknotes and coins ― Yes?

On Glitches - but food fest welcomed back

Posted 24 October 2022, 3:48 p.m. Suggest removal