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  • Lazie
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    Originally posted by Mosiah View Post
    Well, he was speaking to a JLP crowd, Lazie! DUH!! And di whole a dem a rail up inna dem bat ty rider and a gwaan.

    Distancing themselves is not good enuff!
    Funny, as I've always said, the JLP is held at a higher standard than the PNP. Why? When AJ told the people in one constituency "If unuh want water, vote fi Kern!" where was the outrage round here?

    When the same anti justice minister said, "If unuh naah vote fi comrade Portia, unuh tan a unuh yaad!!" Again, where was the outrage?

    Did the PNP distance themselves from what AJ said?

    Again, Warmington was wrong to say what he said, but did he say the people should vote JLP? Thats not what I read.

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  • Muadib
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    What were your comments regarding the statement from AJ Nicholson regarding voting for water ?

    I can't bother do a search.

    By the way.. what was the PNP response to this statement from Nicholson ?

    For some reason I missed it.

    Thanks in advance.

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  • Muadib
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    Change is Good !!

    Heh, heh.

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  • Baddaz
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    now you have lost all credibility... and decency too... yuh nuh surprise mi anymore... what do you mean by 'he should be knocked for it'... pray tell... and i held out a glimmer of hope for you... i couldn't be more wrong... check your soul...

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  • Mosiah
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    Well, he was speaking to a JLP crowd, Lazie! DUH!! And di whole a dem a rail up inna dem bat ty rider and a gwaan.

    Distancing themselves is not good enuff!

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  • Lazie
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    Originally posted by Mosiah View Post
    Jezas, Lazie man. He said this at a JLP rally! Yuh disappoint mi.

    And I heard the actual tape this morning. Shameful!
    I said he was wrong, the minister has distanced the gov't from the statement. I didn't hear the tape, did he say dem naah get the checks unless dem vote JLP? Apparently RJR reported it wrong on their website.

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  • Mosiah
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    Jezas, Lazie man. He said this at a JLP rally! Yuh disappoint mi.

    And I heard the actual tape this morning. Shameful!

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  • Lazie
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    Originally posted by Mosiah View Post
    Aaaah boy. Isn't this what the PNP would have done? Thought we were changing course. Silly of me to think that we were.

    I expect Lazie to side with sense and decency on this issue. Maudib now will spew the usual vomit that makes light of the situation and excuses the rot. His good school taught him all that, I guess.
    Keeping it real, Warmington's statement was ridiculous and should be knocked for it. However, can any thinking person truely believe that a state minister can influence a minister not to carry out the orders of the Prime Minister?

    Secondly, even though his statement was irresponsible, he did not say vote JLP, he asked that they go out and vote.

    I do hope you all are aware that these checks are not being distributed by politicians, so Warmington was simply "talking" as the checks would be distributed by civil servants.

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  • Muadib
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    But mi nuh unnastan.. nuh change of course dat ?

    Moving from "VOTE FOR PNP TO RECEIVE BENEFITS"

    To:

    "VOTE TO RECEIVE BENEFITS"


    Mi unnastan seh voting is Mandatory in Australia.

    Me inna dat.

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  • Mosiah
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    Aaaah boy. Isn't this what the PNP would have done? Thought we were changing course. Silly of me to think that we were.

    I expect Lazie to side with sense and decency on this issue. Maudib now will spew the usual vomit that makes light of the situation and excuses the rot. His good school taught him all that, I guess.

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  • Willi
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    JLP distances itself from MP’s “vote for cheque” statement Monday, 03 December 2007 One senior Government Minister has rushed to diffuse a potentially explosive comment attributed to Member of Parliament for South West St. Catherine, Everard Warmington.

    Many in political circles were left staggering by Mr. Warmington's address to Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters in Old Harbour, St. Catherine on Sunday.

    Mr. Warmington declared that beneficiaries in the hurricane relief programme will not receive their cheques until they cast their ballots on Wednesday.

    He said he had instructed Labour Minister Pearnel Charles, to hold the cheques until after the election.

    But Mr. Charles moved swiftly to distance himself and the Government from the statement.

    He said anyone who suffered from the effects of Hurricane Dean, whether People's National Party (PNP) or JLP supporter would receive a benefit.

    Mr. Charles said the withholding of cheques from anyone for political reasons would never happen.

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  • Sickko
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    You heard the clip on RJR? he spoke about the 3,000 votes in the Division

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  • Mosiah
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    What's the big deal? He didn't say vote for JLP or else.

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  • Bricktop
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    Let us wait to see how the JLP deals with him. If he is not removed from his post den yuh can gloat.

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  • Karl
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    Originally posted by Willi View Post
    But dis is a madman! Must be Nicholson cousin! LoL

    Fire him backside!
    All mi caan seh is; weh lazie deh? (wry smile!)

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