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The_Honourable wrote:Balls of steel
kstt wrote:Monk BANzai wrote:
Always jumping out yourself bai
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Balls of steel
Nuff respect for this fella
zoom rader wrote:Wey triad ? he book his ticket back to GT yet
T&T governments’ own issues ...
T&T has its own case in 2000 when the Basdeo Panday administration collapsed after then-MPs Ralph Maraj, Trevor Sudama and Ramesh Maharaj fell out with the United National Congress and voted against Government matters in Parliament. Unable to pass laws, then prime minister Panday called an election the following year, resulting in the 18-18 deadlock and appointment of Patrick Manning as prime minister.
The People’s Partnership coalition elected in 2010 had internal difficulties with its Congress of the People partner. Ex-COP leader Winston Dookeran and COP MP Carolyn Seepersad-Bachan voted against the PP government’s controversial Constitution Amendment bill in 2014—expressing concerns on it—while COP leader Prakash Ramdhar and COP MP Lincoln Douglas voted for it, while COP MP Rodger Samuel abstained.
Then prime minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar had allowed a conscience vote on the bill, which was passed by simple majority votes. The PP coalition remained together until being voted out of office in September 2015—following which coalition partners went separate ways.
sMASH wrote:a party member voting against his party, is a step in the right direction. people voting on issues, just because its what the ruling party wants, is not good.
its only controversial because its so alien.
when republicans propose war, democrats vote for that all the time in the congress.
zoom rader wrote:In the abundance of new oil discovered a destabilising of a goverment is necessary by another country.
Well played
The_Honourable wrote:zoom rader wrote:In the abundance of new oil discovered a destabilising of a goverment is necessary by another country.
Well played
So... since Growley shaking hands with Maduro who himself shaking hands with the Russians, expect a destabilization here also especially if the US can't have a base here?
skylinechild wrote:The_Honourable wrote:zoom rader wrote:In the abundance of new oil discovered a destabilising of a goverment is necessary by another country.
Well played
So... since Growley shaking hands with Maduro who himself shaking hands with the Russians, expect a destabilization here also especially if the US can't have a base here?
who says the USA cant have a base here bro ???
they will "ask" for place to build a base and if we refuse is level sanctions against us and we all know we cant live without gettin a visa to go in white man country.....and we fraid any black listing by massa.
We joined the Non-Aligned Movement in 1970. This supposedly blocks us from having foreign military on our soil on a permanent basis or something like that.skylinechild wrote:The_Honourable wrote:zoom rader wrote:In the abundance of new oil discovered a destabilising of a goverment is necessary by another country.
Well played
So... since Growley shaking hands with Maduro who himself shaking hands with the Russians, expect a destabilization here also especially if the US can't have a base here?
who says the USA cant have a base here bro ???
they will "ask" for place to build a base and if we refuse is level sanctions against us and we all know we cant live without gettin a visa to go in white man country.....and we fraid any black listing by massa.
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