[quote author=David link=topic=110227.msg740441#msg740441 date=1498022771]
The problem is that West Indies is a group of nations, difficult for board to fair with all the players. Board is not able to patronize the current breed of player as well as the legends of the game.
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the board itself is the major organizational expression of the problem. the problem is capitalism. capitalism is at an end. society must find a way to reorganize life in the interest of society.
the west indies is not a group of nations. the west indies work as a collective, a nation in ways the elites want..and remain separate nations the way they want as well. take a close look at CARICOM and its framework and what it does on a routine basis and you will see a
west indian nation that facilitates its own exploitation as a collective in the interest of forrin exploitation of the region..in the interest of forrin capital
look at how the west indian nation has developed a form of regional citizenship that includes beneficially for them, the upper middle classes and elites but excludes ordinary west indians. there is a west indian upper classes who have access to the whole region, do not get trouble at borders and ports, work at the biggest jobs across the region, have access to whatever quality services the west indies offers any of its people.
these also have the money necessary to traverse the region which is very expensive indeed..using the means/modes of transportation available to the people.
it is literally impossible for ordinary west indians to travel the region . the elites are very familiar with the region. ordinary west indians are becoming less and less familiar with each other. there is little chance for cooperation between ordinary west indians to develop.
that is another operation like the destruction of the west indies cricket team, to remove a rallying point for the ordinary west indians. the point is to keep ordinary west indies under control by ensuring that there is no institutional framework that works to foster ordinary west indian solidarity from the ground up.
I mean the west indian elites will not even establish a west indian radio station that could be heard from one end of the west indies to the next..which I understand is a very easy thing to do. by the same token there are no west indian regional newspapers..or newspaper..far less a tv channell..all easy developments in this day and age
Cable and Wireless was the only regional communications network and that was forrin owned..operated according to forrin dictates and was very expensive indeed...the same as everything else.
there is a west indian nation but it is hamstrung by the very west indian elites who control it, in tandem with forrin exploiters. they will not develop any real nationalism and kill, reduce and maim any/all developments that appear from the bottom up. they are almost finished with the cricket that is headed for the bottom of the barrel which is exactly where they want it to be
The problem is that West Indies is a group of nations, difficult for board to fair with all the players. Board is not able to patronize the current breed of player as well as the legends of the game.
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the board itself is the major organizational expression of the problem. the problem is capitalism. capitalism is at an end. society must find a way to reorganize life in the interest of society.
the west indies is not a group of nations. the west indies work as a collective, a nation in ways the elites want..and remain separate nations the way they want as well. take a close look at CARICOM and its framework and what it does on a routine basis and you will see a
west indian nation that facilitates its own exploitation as a collective in the interest of forrin exploitation of the region..in the interest of forrin capital
look at how the west indian nation has developed a form of regional citizenship that includes beneficially for them, the upper middle classes and elites but excludes ordinary west indians. there is a west indian upper classes who have access to the whole region, do not get trouble at borders and ports, work at the biggest jobs across the region, have access to whatever quality services the west indies offers any of its people.
these also have the money necessary to traverse the region which is very expensive indeed..using the means/modes of transportation available to the people.
it is literally impossible for ordinary west indians to travel the region . the elites are very familiar with the region. ordinary west indians are becoming less and less familiar with each other. there is little chance for cooperation between ordinary west indians to develop.
that is another operation like the destruction of the west indies cricket team, to remove a rallying point for the ordinary west indians. the point is to keep ordinary west indies under control by ensuring that there is no institutional framework that works to foster ordinary west indian solidarity from the ground up.
I mean the west indian elites will not even establish a west indian radio station that could be heard from one end of the west indies to the next..which I understand is a very easy thing to do. by the same token there are no west indian regional newspapers..or newspaper..far less a tv channell..all easy developments in this day and age
Cable and Wireless was the only regional communications network and that was forrin owned..operated according to forrin dictates and was very expensive indeed...the same as everything else.
there is a west indian nation but it is hamstrung by the very west indian elites who control it, in tandem with forrin exploiters. they will not develop any real nationalism and kill, reduce and maim any/all developments that appear from the bottom up. they are almost finished with the cricket that is headed for the bottom of the barrel which is exactly where they want it to be