> Mr Mitchell said: “Well right now as I understand it, it’s not permitted to travel to Haiti back and forth, although the unlawful irregular migrants don’t seem to let that worry them, but there’s been no change in the travel advisory (banning travel).
Idiot. It's us who need to be worried, not them. They're invading our country, we're not invading theirs!
By the way Freddy Boy, what's the difference between "unlawful **irregular** migrants" and "unlawful **regular** migrants"? Could it be that the *irregular* ones come our way without paying the human traffickers whereas the *regular* ones happily pay them for the voyage?
Why the great delay? Why is Davis seeking so much time to make good on his single biggest and most well known election campaign promise? Is he seeking time to water-down or make many exceptions to his promise? Perhaps Davis is waiting on the IMF to publicly announce that his government has absolutely no choice but to increase the VAT rate from 12% to 20%.
Here's the simple wording of the legislation needed for Davis to do as he promised:
*Effective 1st day of [insert month], 2021, the rate of value added tax that applies to all taxable commercial transactions involving goods and/or services shall be decreased from twelve percent (12%) to ten percent (10%).*
Don't hold your breath waiting on parliament to act on this matter. LMAO
He doing what he's known to do best, i.e. blaming all and sundry for many of his own failings as CJ to get the public support necessary to put a fire cracker under those who should have been addressing the systemic problems he speaks of.
Moree wasn't born yesterday and knows full well that our elected officials and senior members of the civil workforce prefer being inert when it comes to doing any business but their own personal business. None of them focus on the people's business without the public's anger being directly towards them to do so or else.
As CJ, Moree should have been speaking out to the public on a weekly basis about the so called systemic problems the judiciary has been confronted with for decades now. And he should have been making public his own concrete recommendations for addressing the problems he has identified rather than simply occasionally groaning and moaning about them to the public. Many of these serious issues come with fatal consequences from the standpoint of justice being denied when it is unduly delayed, including delay born in corruption as a means of defeating justice.
Effective leadership as CJ demands so much more than just identifying the problems and saying nothing further can be done by me to fix them because my hands are tied and its up to others to fix them.
I guess you haven't heard any of the horror stories coming out of Haiti about the extremely contagious and deadly "Haitian Variant" of the Wuhan Virus. The Delta Variant is a joke compared to the Haitian Variant and is the reason why all of our testing must be focussed on our southern most islands. LOL
> She said there are finances allocated to it for the operations of the office but she doesn’t get paid to do it.
LMAO.
And why doesn't she or The Tribune tell us how much was actually expended on the Office of the Spouse during the 4 or so years Minnis was PM and how much will now be budgeted to this ridiculous Office now that Davis is PM?
Does Khrisna Russell have any inkling why good investigative journalism is so important, or is she simply not paid enough by The Tribune to bother gathering the kind of information most readers would be interested in knowing?
Minnis should never have introduced the so called Office of the Spouse. Such displays of decadence by the political elite are nothing but a most cruel and wicked joke given the large number of malnourished and hungry children we have in our country today.
No US flag printed on those boxes. Guess they have come our way compliments of Red China. And unlike Minnis, Davis is smartly making it a point not to greet and swoon over the arrival of vaccine doses at the airport.
tribanon says...
I know her and share your views about her. It's indisputable she genuinely needs a lot of makeup....in fact, too much might not even be enough!
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Posted 22 October 2021, 11:37 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
> Mr Mitchell said: “Well right now as I understand it, it’s not permitted to travel to Haiti back and forth, although the unlawful irregular migrants don’t seem to let that worry them, but there’s been no change in the travel advisory (banning travel).
Idiot. It's us who need to be worried, not them. They're invading our country, we're not invading theirs!
By the way Freddy Boy, what's the difference between "unlawful **irregular** migrants" and "unlawful **regular** migrants"? Could it be that the *irregular* ones come our way without paying the human traffickers whereas the *regular* ones happily pay them for the voyage?
On Mitchell addresses turbulence in Haiti
Posted 22 October 2021, 11:25 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Why the great delay? Why is Davis seeking so much time to make good on his single biggest and most well known election campaign promise? Is he seeking time to water-down or make many exceptions to his promise? Perhaps Davis is waiting on the IMF to publicly announce that his government has absolutely no choice but to increase the VAT rate from 12% to 20%.
Here's the simple wording of the legislation needed for Davis to do as he promised:
*Effective 1st day of [insert month], 2021, the rate of value added tax that applies to all taxable commercial transactions involving goods and/or services shall be decreased from twelve percent (12%) to ten percent (10%).*
Don't hold your breath waiting on parliament to act on this matter. LMAO
On VAT bill ‘before end of the year’
Posted 22 October 2021, 10:46 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
He doing what he's known to do best, i.e. blaming all and sundry for many of his own failings as CJ to get the public support necessary to put a fire cracker under those who should have been addressing the systemic problems he speaks of.
Moree wasn't born yesterday and knows full well that our elected officials and senior members of the civil workforce prefer being inert when it comes to doing any business but their own personal business. None of them focus on the people's business without the public's anger being directly towards them to do so or else.
As CJ, Moree should have been speaking out to the public on a weekly basis about the so called systemic problems the judiciary has been confronted with for decades now. And he should have been making public his own concrete recommendations for addressing the problems he has identified rather than simply occasionally groaning and moaning about them to the public. Many of these serious issues come with fatal consequences from the standpoint of justice being denied when it is unduly delayed, including delay born in corruption as a means of defeating justice.
Effective leadership as CJ demands so much more than just identifying the problems and saying nothing further can be done by me to fix them because my hands are tied and its up to others to fix them.
On Backlog at courts caused by ‘systemic’ problems
Posted 22 October 2021, 9:48 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
I guess you haven't heard any of the horror stories coming out of Haiti about the extremely contagious and deadly "Haitian Variant" of the Wuhan Virus. The Delta Variant is a joke compared to the Haitian Variant and is the reason why all of our testing must be focussed on our southern most islands. LOL
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Posted 22 October 2021, 9:02 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
> She said there are finances allocated to it for the operations of the office but she doesn’t get paid to do it.
LMAO.
And why doesn't she or The Tribune tell us how much was actually expended on the Office of the Spouse during the 4 or so years Minnis was PM and how much will now be budgeted to this ridiculous Office now that Davis is PM?
Does Khrisna Russell have any inkling why good investigative journalism is so important, or is she simply not paid enough by The Tribune to bother gathering the kind of information most readers would be interested in knowing?
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Posted 22 October 2021, 8:52 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Minnis should never have introduced the so called Office of the Spouse. Such displays of decadence by the political elite are nothing but a most cruel and wicked joke given the large number of malnourished and hungry children we have in our country today.
On Ann Marie Davis takes up office she questioned
Posted 22 October 2021, 8:41 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
ROWL
On Lewis: I’m running for FNM leader
Posted 22 October 2021, 8:30 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
No US flag printed on those boxes. Guess they have come our way compliments of Red China. And unlike Minnis, Davis is smartly making it a point not to greet and swoon over the arrival of vaccine doses at the airport.
On DOSES ARE HERE - GO GET YOUR JAB: Darville says shipment will allow increase in COVID vaccinations
Posted 22 October 2021, 8:20 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
A most astute point. Thanks.
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