Emergency rule extended for 3 months in Trinidad

maps with tunnel vision will never accept that this is the appropriate policy

:cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy:  lovely! sweet Kwami  but look here nuh!

BLOOD and CRIPS were political acronyms..dat is the names deh described were of amercian blac groups organised for political activity to help raise the people up off the social floor.

but deh were never so treated by the american MSM..deh were always treated as street crime gangs fighting each other over territory and fought by the police, eliminated by the cops/FBI etc.

no internal revolution wud be permitted.  it was Blac Panthers revisted  and COINTELPRO!

now yu tell me this!  since when do crime gangs organise/collectivise to commit crime on such a scale as to warrant a state of emergency?

it does not compute, cannot compute!  such a thing has never hapened in history as far as I know. 

yet crime can become so rampant that states of emergencey can be called to deal with it. 

but again, I dont know of any historical precendent..save perhaps when nutty Giuliani went crazy as mayor New York.

if Kamla talks about street gangs organised in Titty for anything at all it wud be parties of young, ordinary locked-out people fed up with the status quo, and getting ready to do something about it.

deh wud have been organising for political action intended to force social change in Titty..motived at least in part by developments next door in Venezueala perhaps

deh wud be fed up with unemployment and crime..about which no goverment in Titty has done anything for at least 25 years. 

it appears dat crime is a political weapon and strategy that all Titty political parties use against the people.

in fact it is the various governments that organised the crime gangs, fostered such culture by feeding those gangs by government programs of temporary employment, shared out through the gang bosses.

Kamla wud not be calling a state of emergency for those gangs for they are government controlled.

so who those now described as street gangs organised for massive crime...an illogicality or oxymoron..unless the 'crime' Kamla is talking about is massive demonstrations that may catch fiyah in a situation that calls for such social protest, ripe for social unrest, and would likely lead to social upheaval and overthrow of the staus quo?

all you need to do is read between the lines.  you dont have to be there to see wats actully going on. 

the Titty status quo is afraid of the people, scared shiiteless... and so they have imposed a state of emergency. 

it is unfair, unjust and lust plain stupid, calculated to worsen the situation.

the people are aware of all this,  deh are now put under un-ending privation and restriction of movement..in addition to all dat alread ails them,, for no good reason save the fear of the people by the elites. 

those elites may not know it, but the longer deh keep SOE in place the wose its going to get for them. 

the people may reach a limit and at dat point no divide and rule, no racism dat seperates the people will save them.

there is no alternative ultimately to addressing honestly the needs of the all the people of the nation..the very cause of all the social unrest dat no SOE is going to protect the c elites ultimately

deh will have to call in the americans to save them and when deh do that we all know what will happen.  it will be Libya in the Caribbean south..in our beloved Titty, razed and destroyed, thousands killed, wounded and incapacitated

BLOOD and CRIPS were political acronyms..dat is the names deh described were of amercian blac groups organised for political activity to help raise the people up off the social floor.

That is a lie...Maps..you are a big man, and smart enough to articulate an argument...no need to peddle misinformation.

ROBOCOP ON MURDER RAP...blames politics for arrestStory Created: Sep 6, 2011 ECT
Story Updated: Sep 6, 2011 at 1:07 AM ECT Selwyn "Robocop" Alexis, who appeared in court yesterday charged with murder six days after his arrest, is claiming that "politics" was the reason for his arrest, detention, and prosecution.
"This is politics, ent? Politics man, politics," Alexis said as he left the San Fernando Second Court yesterday afternoon, where he was charged with killing a man in Enterprise, Chaguanas, two years ago.
The charge was laid by homicide investigator Sgt Anderson Parriman, a week after Alexis was arrested during a raid at his rented apartment at the affluent One Woodbrook Place, Woodbrook.
Around 3.25 p.m yesterday, a dark tinted sport utility vehicle, escorted by a police vehicle with sirens blaring, arrived at the court with Alexis.
Officers of the Crime Suppression Unit and Homicide Department secured the area.
Twenty minutes later a handcuffed Alexis appeared before Justice of the Peace Jackie Sergeant.
She read the charge that on October 7, 2008, he along with other persons, while at Nimblett Street, Enterprise, murdered Vincent Emmanuel Simmons.
Simmons was sitting in the porch of his home at Michael Terrace, off Nimblett Street, Enterprise, when two men walked up and shot him three times in the head. Simmons, a national of St Vincent, died at the house.
Alexis, 45, was told yesterday he will be remanded in custody until today when he will be taken before a Chaguanas magistrate.
"Ok ma'am," said Alexis said. He had no legal representation.
He remained standing in the holding bay of the court.
"That's it?" he asked.
Sergeant nodded.
"Politics, ent?" he said, as he looked in the direction of reporters.
"Have a nice day. Politics man, politics," were his last words as he raised his handcuffed hands above his head before being led to the basement of the court.
Alexis, of Enterprise, was detained last week by officers of the Criminal Intelligence Unit (CIU).
He was taken from Woodbrook to the Gasparillo Police Station. He was then represented by attorney Joseph Honore, and questioned by Southern Homicide Division investigators.
During his stay at the station, it is alleged a Nokia cellular phone and a quantity of foreign and local currency were found in the holding cell.
Police Commissioner Dwayne Gibbs has ordered an investigation.
Alexis, who was charged multiple times in the past with kidnapping, extortion and perverting the course of public justice, has at least two criminal charges pending in court.

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More proof that the curfew is indeed a necessity???? Lock the damn country down. These people are being ridiculous.

pick any crime SCA...or bunch of crimes..indeed all the crimes...ans ask all the whys, and hows, and whens...den apply SOE as curative!

pcik any problem you like,..illness, fiyahs, joblessness, road constrution and deterioration, urban renewal, racism, police brutality, laziness, crime...the lack of police mobnildity because the goernemtn does not buy vehicles for them at trhe same time buying 20 hunderd  for a week-long international conference..vehicles unsuitable in the end for police work...

pick them all or individuall and apply SOE and Presto...we have a solution.  lock down the country for 3 months den and wen it is doen all problems gorne.

after dat is only light and sweetness...camelot, nirvana, heaven re-locates out of the sky and in death and into Titty.

now why did'nt deh all think of dat all the time!

oh!  I forgot Stovo'kor'! ::rofl:: ::rofl:: ::rofl::