You condescending attitude as "ex-pats" is amazing. It sounds colonial, almost racist, which I would conclude if I didn't know it was Trinis talking. You're not the only people who lived, studied, worked abroad. You guys are carrying baggage that does nothing for the often valid points you make about the TTFF and TnT football...
Once again the views of that arrogant fellow called Controversial does not represent the views of everyone else on this forum even though many of us here now live on the outside!
Don't get it twisted President! His views are his and his only, he is delusional!!
But controversial eh lie! most locals based trinis don't have ah clue as to the true meaning patriotism ! they think it's waving ah flag or having a fag tattooed on their arms or hanging ah mini a flag on their rare view mirror.
IMO there are more patriots living in foreign lands than on home soil. ppl seem to miss the subtleties of true patriotism.
ask all dem flag wavers if they are willing to spend 3 hrs of every weekend devoted to public service, forinstence, teaching under privileged kid ah skill, volunteer work like cleaning up the savannah, public parks, building stages for ceremonial parades and government cultural shows, matter of fact, asked them if they willing to even pick up ah piece of paper thrown on the streets by an unconcerned citizen ?
IMO, there are too many ppl like president in T&T who like tuh come down on Xpats like they carrying some sort of torch, ah chip on their shoulders or even an inferior complex. stteuuupppsss
ah doh know when they will recognize that all ahwee is trinis. i'm fully aware that it have ppl who spend time abroad and does come home and act silly, but not all xpats behave like that for crying out loud!
all ah fackin we is trinis, and some locals have to face the fact that trinidad is slow and behind time bc of the lack of exposure of the masses and ah worthless government,
and even though there are some well traveled and educated ppl in trini, not everyone is as fortunate, and from amongst the educated, most of them were educated abroad. don't knock it embrace it, after all, ain't no shame in admitting the truth.