Seven Questions for Mrs. Kamla Persad Bissessar

January 24, 2010, will go down in history as one of the greatest political tsunami of cataclysmic portion in Trinidad and Tobago.  Of the 15,291 votes cast in the UNC internal election for Mrs. Kamla Persad Bissessar (“Mrs. Bissessar”) and Mr. Basdeo Panday (“Panday”), 13,932, or 91% voted for Kamla while only 1,359 or 9% voted for Panday, hence the reason this was a political tsunami. 

Now is the time for Mrs. Bissessar to raise the UNC party from the dark and desolate valley of racial separation to the sunlit part of racial justice for all in Trinidad and Tobago.  The time has come through Mrs. Bissessar to open the doors of opportunity to all God’s children in Trinidad and Tobago.

My hope is that Mrs. Bissessar will be able to unite the people of Trinidad and Tobago where all the people of the country, Blacks, Indians, Syrians, Chinese, and Catholics, Baptist, Hindus, Muslim, Evangelical, and Seventh – day Adventist will all be able to join hands and sing the glorious motto of Trinidad and Tobago, “Together We Aspire Together We Achieve.”  Therefore, here are my seven questions for Mrs. Bissessar:

1. How is a Mrs. Bissessar led UNC government going to assure the people of T&T that the UNC is truly a party of diversity? 

2. How will a Mrs. Kamla Persad Bissessar (“Mrs. Bissessar”) led UNC government assure the people of T&T that transparency and accountability will be a major goal of the UNC party rather than just lip service?  What are the actual measures that would be put in place to address this?

3. When Mrs. Bissessar was a member of the ruling UNC Government, there was massive corruption in the UNC government.  What did you, Mrs. Bissessar, do about the corrupt practices of the members of your party?  Why didn’t you speak out?  Why were you silent? What is she going to do differently if UNC is elected to power? 

4. What is the UNC’s position on crime and how are they going to reduce crime in T&T?  What do you intend to do different?  Do you have any concrete plans/initiatives to ensure the population that you can indeed put measures in place to reduce crime?

5. How will a Mrs. Bissessar led UNC government deal with the economy due to the continued low prices for gas?  What measure do you have for improving the utilization oil and gas revenues?  Do you have any strategies for diversifying the economy?

6. What is the UNC’s position on health and education for the people of T&T?  What measures do you have for introducing modern pedagogy to develop young students?

7. How will a Mrs. Bissessar led UNC government improve the quality and performance of the Police Department?  Do you have any specific measures to deal with this issue?

TriniTrain Consortium Connections

TRINITRAIN CONSORTIUM CONNECTIONS

Click on the links above and below to find out about the connections between foreign companies and companies in Trinidad with respect to the already approved train project.

http://www.ratpdev.com/trinidad-and-tobago.php (Website)

http://www.ratpdev.com/subsidiaries.php (RATP Trinidad)

http://www.railwaygazette.com/news/single-view/view/10/wsp-appointed-trinidad-rail-project-manager.html (WSP appointed Trinidad Rail Project Manager)

http://www.bouygues-construction.com/82i/tranversal-corssover-pages/subsidiaries-s-websites.html (Bouygues Construction Construction Company Ltd, Trinidad and Tobago located at PO Box 1637, Kings Wharf,  Wrightson Road Port  Of Spain 624-5531, not Listed as one of the company subsidiaires)

http://dayncoltd.com/Contact/contact.html (Daynco Trinidad Location)

http://dayncoltd.com/Services/services_companies.html (Bouygues/Daynco Connection)

http://www.dessau.com/eng/corporate/placesInt.cfm#Trinidad (Dessau Trinidad Branch Office)

http://www.dessau.com/eng/transport/proj2Mayaro.cfm (Princes Town to Mayaro Highway)

Political Tsunami in Trinidad and Tobago

January 24, 2010, will go down in history as one of the greatest political tsunami of cataclysmic portion in Trinidad and Tobago.  Of the 15,291 votes cast in the election for Mrs. Kamla Persad Bissessar (“Kamla”) and Mr. Basdeo Panday (“Panday”), 13,932, or 91% voted for Kamla while only 1,359 or 9% voted for Panday, hence the reason this was a political tsunami. 

Now is the time for Mrs. Kamla Persad Bissessar to raise the UNC party from the dark and desolate valley of racial separation to the sunlit part of racial justice for all in Trinidad and Tobago.  The time has come through Mrs. Bissessar to open the doors of opportunity to all God’s children in Trinidad and Tobago.

It will be fatal for Trinidad and Tobago to overlook the urgency of the moment of January 24, 2010 UNC internal election results and to underestimate the political winds of change that occurred in the election.  I hope that Mrs. Bissessar does not drink from the cup of bitterness and hatred because of all the mudslinging during the UNC internal election.  She must continue to conduct her campaign on the high plane of dignity and discipline.  She must rise to the majestic heights to meet spoken force with spiritual force.My hope is that Mrs. Bissessar will be able to unite the people of Trinidad and Tobago where all the people of the country, Blacks, Indians, Syrians, Chinese, and Catholics, Baptist, Hindus, Muslim, Evangelical, and Seventh – day Adventist will all be able to join hands and sing the glorious motto of Trinidad and Tobago, “Together We Aspire Together We Achieve.”