Friday, March 15, 2013

Time to Stop the Madness

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

I say give the Island back to England, our little experiment has failed...miserably.

Anonymous said...

Dwight who? LOL. The man is making his thousands per month.

He can talk all he can from his lofty platforms. He who feels it knows it.

Get a life. Live and let live.

Anonymous said...

Can someone plse explain what the term accumulated deficit means? The PM has been talking about some 10% of GDP.

Anonymous said...

The total deficit up to date which was piled up over the years, plus another 10% due to the stalled economy and the CSA demands. It's going hurt the economy even further because the Country will be tied up in debt instead. Grenada just defaulted which will also hurt our common EC currency.
Hope this help answer your question.

Anonymous said...

I could not care one rat's arse about hurting no damn country. When the multi-millions were being drained from the Treasury, mismanagement of the Treasury finances, GRENBERG, NCA, ROCHAMEL, CANNELLES, ROAD WORKS; HELENITES BUILDING IN NEW-YORK ETC. ETC. ETC. . I wasn't hearing objections,

The chickens have now come home to roost. So don't now coming to blame civil servants. We are not the cause of the country's collapse. The politicians have DRAINED this country.

We see it all the time.

Anonymous said...

Dwight Venner was so much in charge of the financial institutions in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Area; and the IMF's public statement on the state of this Region's financial sector throws a very bad light on the work done by the Institution which he heads.

The statement says quite a lot. It is being said that there has been a very high turnover of staff at that place.


So don't come quoting rubbish. What's sweet in goat's mouth; is sour in he bam-bam.

Anonymous said...

You quoting Dwight Venner. He was in the Civil Service. You forgot? Was he a good model?

Tell me. Why was he moved from there? Tell me.

Don't blame civil servants. Put the blame squarely where it belong. People playing ugly games with politicians for their own self-aggrandizement and wealth creation.

Anonymous said...

If the solution to the problem of solving the financial crisis was that easy I guess we would not be in that situation.
But it is high time to make this change: A leader of a party is no longer the Minister of Finance.
This Ministry must be separeted from the prime minister to stop this secret bobol businesses without approval of parlament.

Anonymous said...

Blogger at 12.37PM I fully agree. To be a Minister for Finance one should be qualified in Finance. Knowledge of economics is an added bonus.

Certainly not a man who went to Law School. John Compton was no good manager of the finances either. He just had a whole lot of tricks with his projects and got them through. Bringing in his friends like COW from Barbados and Matalon et al from Jamaica. But Compton was no bright spark in the area of finance? He never studied that.