Saturday, June 18, 2011

CASINO SUES GOVERNMENT

..........................

24 comments:

  1. Find out who got paid through the back-door for this. More millions for UWP ministers. They cannot lose!

    ReplyDelete
  2. God, the Island has gone to the dogs!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Abe, abe, abe bon! When will it ALL stops. Why doesn't King just throw in the towels to whomever is fit to lead St Lucia out of this Abyss?

    Roro after roro, bolol after bobol, week after freaking week.

    Yes, above, certainly, NO DOUBT, St Lucia has gone to the dogs!

    ReplyDelete
  4. And the games continue....

    ReplyDelete
  5. Now the lawyer is showing concern for the social ills that could arise from gambling but yet he is representing a casino that seems to be on a hunt to monopolize the St.Lucia market.

    Stop being hypocritical with your false concerns, you (Foster) and Treasure bay that would continue to to get a fat paycheck and the end of the day if Treasure Bay's monopolizing tactics.

    I am however an advocate for tight regulations of access to any gambling/lottery device in the island.

    ReplyDelete
  6. note to Treasure Bay, do not bite the hand that feed you. The same gov't that provided the avenue to operate are the same ones who can easily revoke your license and shut down your operations.

    ReplyDelete
  7. Here we go again! During the budget debate, the parliamentary opposition warned the government; they were told(I will soon post the clip on my blog) that they were breaking the laws of St. Lucia by distributing these machines all around the country. They[UWP] laughed - same way they laughed this week when they caution on borrowing 120 million dollars.

    When will this madness stop?

    The Patriot
    http://758now.blogspot.com

    ReplyDelete
  8. Treasury Bay seems to be scared of a little competition; wants to be the only game in town.

    ReplyDelete
  9. surely there must be a clearly defined licensing policy that ensures public safety, protection of children, prevention of crime and disorder, and public nuisance.

    ReplyDelete
  10. @above...I bet there are licensing policies/laws in place - WHO WILL ENFORCE THIS LAW, IS THE QUESTION?

    ReplyDelete
  11. tourist money or baby food money, hard choice?

    ReplyDelete
  12. Why are some people so surprised that the Government that promised Boxing in Paradise now wants gambling on your door step. Did the Minster for External Afairs not move his office closer to the Casino at Bay Walk.?
    Judge a man or his party by their actions. St.Lucia keep sleep walking into the abyis. Never mind Willy James'.."This is St.Lucia where we are happy".The new slogan is "This is St.Lucia what ever it is....it goes".

    ReplyDelete
  13. Treasure Bay invests millions in St. Lucia
    VLT's invest nothing

    Treasure Bay creates many many jobs for St. Lucians
    VLT's create nothing

    Treasure Bay and all its employees undergo extensive background checks and get licensed
    VLT's have to do nothing

    Treasure Bay provides a secure, safe environment, where proper ID is required for admittance
    VLT's provide nothing and require nothing

    Treasure Bay is regulated by a commission as to be fair to the taxpayers and the citizens
    VLT's are regulated by nothing

    Treasure Bay adds to the Tourism experience
    VLT's add nothing

    What do VLT's bring to St. Lucia?
    NOTHING!

    ReplyDelete
  14. This government is a disgrace.

    ReplyDelete
  15. St. Lucians leaders please do the right thing and stop creating more problems in St. Lucia. Gambling is a highly addictive habit. Gambling addiction is similar to the addiction experienced by cocaine/crack and other potent drugs. Please, please get those VLTs out from the reach of disadvantaged and impoverished youth and adults or get prepared to house more criminals and extend on the Wellness Centre to recieve more mentally unstable patients.

    ReplyDelete
  16. Richard, that what I want to know about not about Grynburg...choops

    ReplyDelete
  17. Oh, above anonymous, don't you know that Richard is a very nasty and malicious person? Take him out of the mud, but surely you can't take the mud from between his toes!!

    Don't you see where "his type" put him to represent thier interest?...

    ReplyDelete
  18. You can take a man out from the ghetto but you can't take the ghetto out of the man... boy some of our ministers act like vieux negs..and we wonder why persons are ill tempered and unmannerly and just like school in summer has no class... did you guess right.. view the uwp candidates on a platform...some role models they are..heaven help us..

    ReplyDelete
  19. wow, this is a disgrace, no problem in trying to add diversity and an array of activities/entertainment for our people, but putting these machines all around the place, i just believe that it is wrong and i guess if the casino had to go through all the regulations to be properly establish in st lucia, why isnt it the same for the VLT's and you cannot put gambling machines like these all over the place like supermarkets and bars or anywhere open for the matter. If one goes to the casino, they go there with the intention to gamble, if one goes to the grocery store then their whole aim will be to go buy groceries, but if you put a gaming machine right there at their disposal, then they may think twice to buy the groceries and may just spend half or all their money there because they may feel they can get more, when in really when we place these machines all around the place like that we are causing more social issues for our country. Our government need to stop acting ignorant about issues and must take into account ever action that they take.

    ReplyDelete
  20. ha, ha, who would have thought this?

    ReplyDelete
  21. MAke your money Stephenson and co - make your money. Don't mind them if the Taiwanese can pass red envelopes, what the hell is the wrong with screwing the population with a few VLTS...lol

    ReplyDelete
  22. That's the result of electing,an uneducated PM and self-serving Ministers!!!
    Who are these good for nothing,heartless, miss-leaders representing?
    The people are too complacent. They should not allowed politicians to place these machines at their doorstep. What are the views of rick, toot-too-boo-she and other pro party supporters on this issue? How convenient the site is down, INQUIRING MINDS WANNA KNOW!!!!

    ReplyDelete
  23. well said, above.

    ReplyDelete