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ALTERNATIVE HEADLINES# 4 Monday, March 19, 2012
PPG crumblesThe now figurehead Peoples Partnership Government
has succumbed to the plot of the ousted founder of the UNC. The if
I cant have it no one can founder hassuccinctly orchestrated the
return of the PNM regime, which by the way remains leader less. The
internal rumblings within the maxi taxi (25 seater) UNC
hasengendered the split of the PPG. The maxi taxi party has
campaigned for a new manifesto that yields to the will of the
peoplethe old manifesto under the ousted
leader had sought to ignore the will of the people and instead
aggrandise the whims of the ass-lickers, party financiers and upper
echelons. This had proved fatal
to the ousted founder. He claims to have learnt his lesson and
has now vowed to guide the next generation to reclaim control of
the maxi taxi party.
It should be noted that the ousted founder had never
successfully driven the bread van maxi taxi (12 seater) to any
elections victory.
Meanwhile the leader less PNM continues to successfully rely on
the political naivety of the power hungry PPG. Even though the PNM
has a track record of blatant
nepotism, corruption, mismanagement and a host of political
crimes.the greed for power by the neva see cum see maxi taxi party
will inevitably see the return
of the despotic PNM. It is inevitable as the voting public will
choose the worse of two evils given the choice between a rock and a
hard placehistory has shown
the voting public to choose the worse of the two evils.
You or anyone else could be right or wrong, at the same time. In
your neck of the woods, it's a glorious sunny day, the future is so
bright you got to wear shades, and Kamla is at the
top of her game and sailing along. For many others, it is quite
gloomy with forecasts of thunder, lightning, and really bad weather
for extended periods, and the Kamla PP govt is aboutto be hit hard
with torpedoes fired by once good friends and associates, as well
as the Panday faction. For many, the nation is drifting aimlessly,
without focus, with terrible leadership,
floundering and we are in great peril. Some admire and support
Kamla's motherly, genteel, humane etc. approach and have great
faith in that and wonder why these arm-chair analystsare
complaining. You look out of the window and see such beautiful
weather, flowers, birds, smell the roses, green grass, what a
lovely landscape....and here are people who don't see
this! All of us are analysts, no one appoints anyone, there are
no sacred cows, this is the new world that Kamla and many of her
supporters do not fully understand. You can't box inpeople into
your slots, no one cares about the political gurus and analysts as
they did before, everyone is an analyst, and you have to be able to
communicate effectively and win over
this army of political analysts. This isn't unique to T&T,
this is the world today. The Arab Spring has now spread beyond the
borders of the desert kingdoms.
The UNC is now faced with some difficult challenges; Kamla and
her PP govt also face mounting criticism and are losing support.
Kamla can deny all this, listen to sycophants andbelieve times are
good and all is well, and let the good times roll. But, in reality,
the sky is falling on T&T, and instead of playing ostrich,
Kamla and her PP govt must get real, go back
to the people, consult with the people, go back to the
manifesto, and try again. We need change, if we don't change then
we ossify and die, and change starts at the top. As Gandhisays --
be the change you wish to see in the world. This applies most of
all to Kamla - she must change, she must admit it's not working,
she must lead the way to change from the
failed policies and politics. I would urge you and others to
also admit it's not going good and then to persuade Kamla and the
PP govt that we cannot continue like this; for the sake ofT&T,
we must admit this isn't working and we need to change. This is far
more important than the Kamla, the UNC, and the PP govt.
Change or be changed
