BEN & LAZIE whats going on ?

[Lazie]

Claffy di economy has been declinig for the past 40 years,my hope is a viable opposition ,di PNP running amuk isnt healthy unnuh need fi get unnuh house in order and chuss mi Shaw might surprise alot of people.


Yuh ave anything betta fi chat bout ?

Again you have proven that you talk without facts. How comes the country was out of a recession? How come Nov 2012 the question was asked why is Jamaica BACK in a recession? Get up to date nuh bredren?

[Muadib]

Yuh mean the ones that eventually backed Manley and the PNP since Eddie would not bow to them on certain economic policy matters that he felt would be ruinous to the country ?

Yuh have the reading part right just not the comprehension... unfortunately as they say.. a little knowledge is a bad thing.. you epitomize this..

[Sir X]

2 claffy to cL&TT one wid facts and di odda wid comprehension , alright mi gi unnuh dat , tell mi ow unnuh plan fi win back office ?

[Rockman]

little knowledge?AWealth of knowledge from X.
"Ruinous" as in collaborating to sabotage Manley/Jamaica.
Here is the thing,at some point thereafter,Seaga made decision to side with Jamaica when he said no to the very things Yew said yes to.
You can't eat your cake and have it too.This is a no spin zone!

[Muadib]

How did Manley get into power in 1989... what did he have to agree tuh with the mighty Babylon..

Those are some inconvenient questions that you should seek the answers to.. for if you do not know the answers you are merely yapping from an orifice below your navel in matters regarding Yard..

Please do not utter the name of the great one when discussing this matter.. to even bring up his name in this discussion indicated you are a very confused person..

Yew did not bow to the West.. he used their designs and needs to position his country to come out ON TOP !

He did not latch unto 'Democracy' as preached by the White Man.. he adopted those elements that best suited his country and which best suited his objectives to bring his country to 1st World Status...

Now back to the matter at hand... What did Manley and the PNP have to promise the USA to obtain their blessing in efforts to return to power...

[Rockman]

None,or is the customary of the PNP to concessions to the US why the JLP historically is a one term party?

[Muadib]

None.. so the pace of liberalization that Manley and the PNP implemented that led to the financial destabilization of the economy and eventual collapse (as predicted by Seaga) was of born out of their own imaginings ?

Pick your poison...

You are truly a lost soul and clearly not qualified for intelligent discourse on these matters..

Please go to the back of the class..

[Rockman]

Maudib,its all about the foundation.If you do not have good grounds to stand on,walk away from it.

[Sir X]

Well seeing that the claffys Mr Facts and Mr Comprehension cant answer , maybe this will give you some backbone to answer

Robertson Flips the script , so expect the fish to follow !


Taking no sides - Tufton, Robertson deny being in Shaw's camp, refuse to state leanings

Published: Wednesday | August 28, 2013 1 Comment


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Gary Spaulding, Senior Gleaner Writer Two prominent members of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) have distanced themselves from the Audley [t]Shaw camp as the party's George Soutar-led Election Committee convenes its first meeting today to flesh out its plan of action to ward off hostilities that threaten to disrupt the already fractious organisation.
The two members, James Robertson and Dr Christopher Tufton, who were reported to be aligned to Shaw, the likely challenger to Andrew Holness for the position of leader of the JLP, protested that they did not ask anyone to speak for them.
Tufton would not divulge his loyalty, while Robertson, through his lawyer, Patrick Bailey, stressed that he was undecided at this time.
Up to late yesterday, members of the Shaw team sought to put on a brave face, saying that the leadership hopeful was pressing ahead with his consultation programme.
With the tempo of the 'consultations' and interactions among delegates expected to increase in coming days, a three-member body was appointed to monitor all electoral activities at Monday's Standing Committee of the JLP. In addition to a rare leadership contest, an election for a new deputy leader appears to be a certainty as Shaw has served notice that he will not be seeking re-election to this post.
FASHIONING MONITORING PLAN
Soutar, a long-standing member of the JLP, has served in the capacity of chairman of the Legal and Constitutional Committee of the party and remains the chairman of its Disciplinary Committee. He told The Gleaner that today's initial meeting is intended to fashion a plan of action to monitor the expected campaign in the lead-up to an anticipated electoral showdown between party leader Holness and the likely challenger, Shaw.
"The appointment was made (Monday) night, so there was no time to flesh out the issues. (We) will be meeting tomorrow (today) to do just that," explained Soutar.
The two other members of the committee are Tom Tavares-Finson, a senator, and Derrick Smith, the member of parliament for North Western St Andrew, who has earned the reputation for being a calming influence in the party.
JLP General Secretary Dr Horace Chang said yesterday that Holness, in his capacity as leader, instructed the Standing Committee of the party to appoint an Election Commission.
Chang said the commission would be charged with responsibility for elections that may arise at the party's annual conference for the positions of leader and deputy leaders as well as those conducted at the subsequent Central Executive meeting.
"This commission has been mandated by the Standing Committee to manage all aspects of elections, especially a code of conduct for consultations and campaigning," he said.
Late yesterday, noted attorney Patrick Bailey asserted that Robertson, who was his client, had not taken a side.
"I am not alleging libel, but my client is taking no sides at the moment," Bailey told The Gleaner yesterday.
In earlier correspondence, Bailey stressed that Robertson had no leanings in the expected challenge.
"Our client, who has just returned to Jamaica after a four-week absence from the island, instructs that he spoke to no one regarding his alleged leaning in favour of Audley Shaw," stated Bailey. "Further, he authorised no one to speak on his behalf, and your front-page allegation is totally false in relation to him."
Bailey's sentiments echoed those of Tufton, who also protested that he made no public announcement of a preference.
Tufton, an opposition senator, is the deputy leader in charge of Area Council Four, in which a resolution in full support of Holness as the duly elected leader was passed.

[Muadib]

The world has left you guys behind... a sad state.. yuh state of mind reminds me of North Korea.. a relic, a dead paradigm.. wrong and strong..