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ALTERNATIVE HEADLINES# 1 Thursday, December 1, 2011

Peoples Pardnershiploses more support

Despite their efforts to woo the criminal elements aka thePNM sycophants, the PP has failed like its ostracized

founder Basdeo Panday, to secure its voter base. Therecent pronouncements that criminals will be lauded with

jobs and salary while safe spots will continue to be

victims of this careless government, has only served to

enrage innocent hard working citizens who will now be

heavily taxed so that this pardnership which continues to

ignore the plights of its supports, can obtain funds to

pacify the criminals.

Again national security is compromised to appease the

partisan factions. Whilst the nations law abiding citizens

continue to struggle with escalating food prices, the hot

spots continue to solicit government aid albeit they will

vote back the PNM.

The PM who is actually reigning (raining, because of the

continued flooding) than ruling, has once more trampled

on the backs on the majority UNC supporters to gain

favour with the minority factions. And like the ostracized

founder of the UNC, and the PPs predecessor NAR,this Peoples Pardnership will soon realize to its ignominy

the result of slighting its secure voter base.

ARGICULTURE CONTINUES TO SUFFER

The boastful claims of the Pardnership to provide food security is yet tobe realized as food prices skyrocket due to incessant flooding caused by

eroding mountain slopes which make way for planting of houses as

opposed to planting of crops for food. This was a policy mandated by the

PNM and now religiously being executed by the Pardnership. Be it known

that agriculture is an East Indian based industry and we certainly dont

want to see the Indo Trinidadians prosper under a perceived Indian

Regime! How it go look?

RICH FLOOD, POOR FLOODWhile residents of Dookiesingh Street, Curepe are still to be accessed for

compensation due to recent flooding, residents of Maraval have already

received their claims, (even while the rains have not yet subsided). Several

ministers were on tour in this posh area, while the designated MP and

newly elected leader of the COP has not even sent a representative on his

behalf to visit victims of flooding in his constituency (St Augustine).

More Corruption in the JudiciaryJudges and lawyers declare we are a law onto ourselves, we are above the

law. One law for us and one law for the citizens. These pronouncements aremade agaisnt a backdrop of recent findings that the Judiciary is compromised

and ethnically baised.