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HYIP - what's this?, Anyone dealt with high yields? : 11/9/2009
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2000 per day of yield and no big huge starting capital : 11/6/2009
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: 5/20/2009
I wondering how cutting driving lincence fee for over 65 year old drives by $25 will help the wideeconomy since its just a one time payment reduction. I wonder how in cresing gun lincence to $500 will stumliate this economy. The government has not esed any of those hugh increases in taxes on the economy from last year, thus the hardship cont via increase cost to all. I would have believe it better to provide our people with either tax incentive via tax claim discounts on removal of custom duties on water those large water tanks,and roofing gutting equipment would be the better way of increasing th e supply availble to barbadian rather than this backward step of a water rate hike, water is like the 2nd law of thermodynamic, take away the energy and the whole system collapse. The solution is to increase the avaible supply investment in under dams and daming up all those known surface water run off for argriculture is the best way forward, Increasing water rate will result in the increase cost of local FOOD PRODUCTION.( OH LORD, THESE POLICTIANS DONT SEEM TO UNDERSTAND THAT!) .The results are increases in cost of living for every one , and business , another broken promise throught the window, If the government wants to increase our foreign Investment then please CUT OF ALL THE ANTI FORIEGNER TALK? We need the foreign cash, and Non Barbadians with plenty cash, dont need to come here when they here this type of talk in cirulation form a goverment! . They have options and canand will EXERCISE THEM,and in the END WE LOSSE. stop the segreation talk about land use to out sider, that scare them off as well fREE BUS FARE KILLING US QUIETLY( $11 MILLIONS DOLLARS A YEAR), and constitency council are nonsense ( $6 MILLION A YEAR) THATS $17 MILLION. FREE HOUSING AT NHC, 1862 GAVING AWAY, THATS $180 per month X 12 =$2160 a year per unit X 1862 (lost revenue throght gaves)=$4,021,920 a year. thats a totatl of $20 million in one year DLP WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

BUDGET : 5/18/2009
WHAT A TOTAL LET DOWN! OVER TO YOU MISS MOTTLEY AND MR SEYMOUR ARTHUR.

BUDGET : 5/18/2009
Was that a budget today? nothing about cost of living which this government came to power on. Nothing about the removal of vat on all building materials. Nothing on ways to earn foreign exchange. Nothing on ways to bolster manufacturing. but what we got was a load of diatribe, huffing and puffing and chest beating and hardly anything to show for it. what we got was an intention to increase water rates which will hurt the lower income brackets of the lower class. what we got was an intention to raise gun licences. i am still to find out how much money the government expects to raise from these measures and what will be the deficit and how the deficit will be finance. can someone help me please, please, please!

Stop Complainig Minister Inniss : 4/21/2009
I find it rather comical that this present Government is still complaining and finding excuses not to do its job. If in your estimation the previous administration did nothing for Barbados for 14 years; why then would you complain yet again about inheriting problems?? What else would you expect to inherit?? You were elected with a clear mandate to govern the country and you are now into your second year. Therefore, it's about time that the people of Barbados hear less excuses and get some productivity from this government and their apologists.

Harry Russell you are wrong!! : 4/6/2009
We in the PDC usually accept many of the views of Mr. Harry Russell in the Barbados Business Authority, and the very aggressive, dry, plain-stating tone in which he casts them. But, in the Barbados Business Authority of Monday, April 6, 2009, he riles us when he says that "the cry from the unions not to cut jobs is a noble one, a call which employers must take seriously and be inventive.....If a worker is laid off and cannot find another job he becomes a person who does not have money to buy the goods or services of businesses produced by companies". The fact is that this strategy of using lay offs as a last resort and the other strategy of reduced work hours for workers are very backward and fundamentally flawed ones. Whereas we would be a little taken aback by the fact that Mr. Russell would support such strategies, it is really no surprise that the Prime Minister, the General Secretary of the Barbados Workers Union and some private sector leaders support these kinds of strategies, since part of their calling is to see Barbados become more and more drenched in conservatism and backwardism. Well, with regard to those businesses that are actually adopting these strategies, it is clear that they are helping to allow such workers to remain stuck in a damned ugly rut whereby they earn just enough money in these hard times to pay bills and clear. It is clear too that these particular businesses are helping them - these workers - to work harder and harder for less and less real income to reproduce their own efforts; are fuelling organizational ineffiencies whereby the cost of employers retaining these workers is far more than these workers could incur if they had to become their own entrepreneurs and innovators making investments and taking risks; and are helping them - these same workers - by their remaining on the payrolls of businesses - to actually help cause some of these businesses to lose money on future investments or fiscal consolidation. So, therefore if we were to extrapolate from the fact that at this time too many workers are being held back from achieving greater independence and making the most of available money making opportunities, even in these difficult times, we in the PDC could only think that the economy of Barbados is and will continue to be in serious decline for a least another year or so, and esp. when PDC is seeing no new major private sector investment on stream and when we are seeing no slow down in the rates of so-called economic sectoral decline. Moreover, instead of our country allowing for these useless strategies to prevail to the detriment of the future growth of the so-called economy, what ought to be implemented is a national system whereby if and when such workers are made redundant or are laid off, they are seen as capable of moving properly humanely from working for enterprises to forming their own enterprises. In this regard they would be coached in very hands on practical ways under this program into becoming business people - on their own or in partnership with one another. Indeed, Mr. Russell must know about the fact that in 1991-2 there emerged a greater level of entrepreneurialism. That level of activity and the income that was generated did do much to help offset the losses that were otherwise clearly being seen in the so-called economy. Today, in Barbados very sadly we are NOT srealizing such developments!! What we are in fact seeing is simply stagnation and decline across many of the industrial and commercial sectors of the country. Therefore, it is so wrong and irksome for Mr. Russell to falsely believe that once a worker is laid off that automatically he or she is simply left with no income. In some senses, that is sheer nonsense thinking!!Mr. Russell, you must do better! PDC

True to Their Word : 3/19/2009
Aren't u just tired of politians just saying things and making promises which they have absolutely no intentions of keeping. I really thought that a change in gov't would make a difference but silly me. Do u believe that the Attorney General had the nerve to speak about social workers practicing prevention in terms of youth so as to stem the increase of juvenile delinquency. Now how the heck is the nonexistent social worker suppose to do that. The gov't doesn't see it fit to place social workers in school but yet somehow the few in the other already overburdened fields are suppose to find the time to also cater to thousands of school children. Unbelieveable! Absolute unbelievable! For once I would like a politian when asked to be the guess speaker at a functioin to refrain from patronising or insulting the intelligence of those u have been invited to share with. Mr. Attorney General, I totally agree with u, prevention is better than cure. The social workers must implement preventative measures in their practice and not only look to act after the fact. On that note, do u think that your gov't can place it on your agenda to see a social worker in every school, both primary and secondary would be ideal but we understand economic constraints and would settle for one in every secondary school.

Councils : 3/4/2009
Are Constituency Councils really necessary?