Saturday, September 1, 2012

An overview of the Republican Convention

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5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Another JACKASS supporting the massive failure called Barack Obama.

Well Mr. Chastanet. You might have the business ability to keep your self happy but your grandchildren will face the result of the 40 years of liberal/progressive/Socialist failed social and economic policies that are gutting Western Civilization.

St. lucia will soon face anarchy from the liberal policies represented by the confidently ignorant failure known as Barack Obama. I hope Allan and his children have their green cards to escape when the riots start.

September 1, 2012 at 11:59 PM
YOUR STEPDADDY. said...

Y DON'T U @ 11:59

DO SOMETHING WITH YOUR TIME

GO TAKE A HEAD DIVE FROM THE TOP OF A QUARRY!
AND MAKE YOUR MOTHER VERY HAPPY.

U ARE A CURSE FROM YOUR BIRTH.
I AM YOUR BOPE. CALL ME BY YOUR NAME!!

September 2, 2012 at 4:34 PM
Anonymous said...

Tut Tut Tut !

Someone forget his medication today or took too much !

It is clear the SLP is not doing much about mental health or ganja smoking in poor St. Lucia !

I just hope you are not a danger to the rest of your family.

September 3, 2012 at 6:10 AM
Anonymous said...

Mr. Chastanet can write all the stupid nonsense he wants but the fact is that he supports all the crony capitalism, socialist liberal nonsense gutting St. Lucia.

well this will be the result shortly.

GRENADA CANNOT PAY CIVIL SERVANTS

The Grenada government has come in for criticism after it failed to pay August salaries to public servants on time.

A brief government statement over the weekend gave no indication when salaries would be paid and Finance Minister Nizam Burke is in Trinidad on official business.

But the Tillman Thomas-led administration has promised an update on the situation later this week.

"I want to express my own empathy with the circumstances of these public workers," said former tourism minister Peter David, noting that there already exists high unemployment in the country.

"(It is) a sad day when that happens," he added.

The main opposition New National Party said teachers were forced to begin the new school term on Monday without salaries.

"This crisis will put a damper on the start of the school year as both teachers and students are being directly affected," said NNP's shadow education minister Delma Thomas.

"Many parents have said they cannot send their children out to school on the first day of the year," Thomas said.

This is the second time this year that the estimated 4,000 public servants have not been paid on time.

In June, there were similar concerns after public servants salaries were delayed by a week and several employment projects suspended due to a lack of funds.

"It was quite unfortunate that we didn't have the regular pre-opening of school de-bushing programme that provides an income for many" said David, who resigned from Thomas' cabinet in May amidst internal wrangling.

Media reports in Grenada say the government is considering borrowing funds from the National Insurance Scheme to pay public servants.

September 4, 2012 at 2:06 AM
Anonymous said...

Romney is a fraud! He made money by acquiring companies,loading them with debt to pay himself,and then forcing those companies into bankruptcy.Yes, he made money for himself but,Creditors and pensioneers were the losers. The American financial crisis ,which became a globial financial crisis was brought on by greedy bankers on wall street.Notice how Romney never says that Salt Lake City was a WINTER Olympics?. Well, the fraud wants to give the impression that it was as grand as the Summer games!!

September 6, 2012 at 1:48 PM

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