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Football / Re: 2013 Hexagonal Thread.
« on: November 08, 2012, 10:43:45 AM »
crazy draw there .. JA honduras clash in the last game could be a huge huge game for both teams.. JA having it at home bwoy look thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

war

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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Squeezy Rankin
« on: November 08, 2012, 10:35:59 AM »
This is a promotinal mix done By me and my crew with the permission of mi boi squeezy..  If anyone dont know Rankin is one of the baddest Dancehall artist outta TNT .Anyone wish to link the artist can contact me , squeezy, or banbwoy with any info.. show you love and support the man music.. here is two downloads for the mix .. you can hear the songs on one dapliff site and you can download the mix on sendspace site. I have the passwurd for it if you want the passwurd jes link me a pm.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/q1ypig


http://www.datpiff.com/pop-mixtape-player.php?id=m3e20a2f&tid=1



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General Discussion / Re: Will President Obama be re-elected?
« on: November 08, 2012, 10:14:49 AM »
Now that Mr Obama's name will not be on another ballot, do you think this gives him more power flexibility to do 'more"?


What ever happened to that Donald fella?  :rotfl:  :rotfl:  :rotfl: Was he fired?
His supporters sorrounded him with a republican army in the house so real talk he cya really do anything. Unfortunately its another 4 years of blame it on Bush and the republicans .  I hope the best, cause I eh wah see the man flop but this should be an education tip to the  jackass dem who went out and vote for Obama next time you assholes need to vote straight democrat or straight republican, and jes dont go say I voting for the president I eh worry bout the rest otherwise we guh be stuck in the same situation we in right now.. People dont understand politics thats why we are in the situation we in right now.  i does try to educate dem a little but they doh have time to listen mi they think I does be high .. dem eh know weed does gave mi knowlege and wisdom....

war

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General Discussion / Re: Romney is Boss!!!!!!!!!!!
« on: November 08, 2012, 09:59:47 AM »
Americans have spoken and choose Obama , a nuh nothing dat .. It answers my questions as to why the lady eh have to pay for gas, and the other one DHW bout his Obama phone...many of Obama supporters a so Dumb they vote a democrat for president and then sorround him with Republicans LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
war

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General Discussion / Re: Will President Obama be re-elected?
« on: November 07, 2012, 08:23:57 AM »
Congrats to Obama and his suppoters . Unfortunately I see another four years of Blame it on Bush and The republicans . You can't have a democratic president sorrounded by republicans. Obama might have good taughts for this country but his party is in worst shape than it was when he was elected for his first term.. again congrats to team Obama and his supporters unfortunately it will be anothe 4 years of bare pressure...
war

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Football / Re: 2014 Concacaf WCQ Thread.
« on: November 06, 2012, 11:30:09 AM »
King abdicates - Controversial striker quits Reggae Boyz
... but Capt Burrell maintains mission continues apace


YESTERDAY'S resignation of the enigmatic striker Marlon King from international football was indeed a bombshell, but the mission to lure old and new players to the Reggae Boyz cause continues apace.
President of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), Captain Horace Burrell, who is leading a three-man team to the United Kingdom to sway talent for Jamaica's CONCACAF final round, said it's unfortunate King decided to quit at this time.

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sport/King-abdicates---Controversial-striker-quits-Reggae-Boyz_12921830#ixzz2BSb77Xoy

Thanks to King for his valuable contribution to the Reggae Boyz and Jamaica's football.

However, time to move on.


damn I always like this player , he always gaves it all he has...  I am still thinking he will not gave up a chance to be in the world cup because JA have a great great chance of being  in brazil..
war

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Football / Re: U-20 settles for 2-0 win over Puerto Rico
« on: November 06, 2012, 11:15:16 AM »
I jes watch the entire replay here thx to tallman video .. wey boi wat a disrespectful way to play football...  I go tek a win but I nearly vomit watching how bad we team played..
war

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General Discussion / Re: another pest or an Innocent one
« on: November 06, 2012, 10:36:11 AM »
Young father killed in Bon Air

 By Jensen LaVende jensen.lavende@trinidadexpress.com



Story Created: Nov 6, 2012 at 2:46 AM ECT
(
Story Updated: Nov 6, 2012 at 2:46 AM ECT )


KERLON NICHOLS was supposed to have been in a celebratory mood as his second child was due to be born anytime this week.
 
Instead his killers have robbed him and his family of that joy after they took his life on Sunday night.
 
The last thing Nichols did concerning his child was rub the belly of his girlfriend, his father Dexter Nichols told the Express yesterday at the Forensic Science Centre in Federation Park.
 
Nichols, 21, was shot and killed around 9.35 p.m. on Sunday outside his Finch Drive, Bon Air Gardens, home.
 
According to police reports, a party of officers attached to the Arouca CID responded to a shooting in the area. On arrival, they discovered Nichols' lifeless body outside his home.
 
Speaking with members of the media at the Forensic Centre, Nichols' mother Sharon Llewellyn said her son was a loving young man and she was unsure why anyone would want to harm him.
 
Llewellyn said the last thing her son told her was he was tired and wanted to rest.
 
"He said to me he going and wash the car and come back home because he tired and wanted to rest. Those were the last words he said."
 
The customer care representative with Servisair at Piarco International Airport was killed just after returning from washing his car.
 
The senior Nichols said his son was the type who would make sure to give his two siblings presents for Christmas and on their birthdays.
 
Police have no motive for the killing as Nichols was not known to them to be involved in any illegal activity and robbery was ruled out as a possible motive since his car was not taken after he was shot.
 
Nichols' murder pushed the toll to 340 for the year according to the Express tally.

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Football / Re: U-20 settles for 2-0 win over Puerto Rico
« on: November 06, 2012, 10:17:37 AM »
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/I-wXf_1WhZ0" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/I-wXf_1WhZ0</a>
136 into this video is throw dung di man throw dung heself and earn a penalty?

war

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General Discussion / Re: The Sat Maharaj Thread
« on: November 06, 2012, 10:12:47 AM »
Kidnappings stop after they arrested the military officer running the ring. During the PNM administration. PP came into government way after the kidnapping stop.
ok obama phone lady...
war

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Football / Re: 2012 CFU U-20 final round thread.
« on: November 06, 2012, 01:32:08 AM »
dat suriname Jamaica match up guh have sum serious cutlass passing.. the last time theese two countries play , spectators stormed the field in suriname..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFpjVFl1ME0

war

I wish T&T still had that kind of passion for the game.

trus me boi me too..  I just saw two caribbean team playing and dey came to blows weh.. rell passion dem man still showing for the game while we jus going through motion...

war


War I agree with you a 100%, Bro. But thanks to YOUR current minister of national security, our football is in this friggin' state. Now you see if I was in TT I would have march with them "sour-puss" PNM.
deeks any team loose to guyana in football should be dismantle and not one freeking penny gaven to dem for nothing...
war

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General Discussion / Re: Sat defends Jack on lack of 'Indian' marchers
« on: November 06, 2012, 01:23:23 AM »
The operations of SAUTT resulted in kidnappings going down. UNC eh solve no kidnappings. Don't be fooled.
sautt mi ass pnm was behind di kidnappin we all know dat..  low di freeking woman ley she govern di freeking country and then vote allyuh party in .. all di years I never hear bout unc supporters marching .. bunch a f**king sour puss is PNM and the supporters.. allyuh know jack wid she all this time before allyuh say allyuh vote for she .. PNM is jes sour puss and as for my true colors showing I like dat MEP.. This indian doh hide behind no pc to tell sour pussies how I feal..long plain and straight and who nuh like it Jump back innah dem fadda fart hole... cause mi nuh have time for faggots, Ugly people and PNM supporters...

war

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Football / Re: 2012 CFU U-20 final round thread.
« on: November 05, 2012, 12:12:14 PM »
dat suriname Jamaica match up guh have sum serious cutlass passing.. the last time theese two countries play , spectators stormed the field in suriname..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFpjVFl1ME0

war

I wish T&T still had that kind of passion for the game.

trus me boi me too..  I just saw two caribbean team playing and dey came to blows weh.. rell passion dem man still showing for the game while we jus going through motion...

war

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Football / Re: 2012 CFU U-20 final round thread.
« on: November 05, 2012, 11:25:15 AM »
dat suriname Jamaica match up guh have sum serious cutlass passing.. the last time theese two countries play , spectators stormed the field in suriname..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFpjVFl1ME0

war

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General Discussion / Re: Sat defends Jack on lack of 'Indian' marchers
« on: November 05, 2012, 10:59:56 AM »
I dont understand what people want from the woman. I simply think people on this forum and PNM sour pussy  dont like she because she a f**king Indian.. I mean since she tek over all di kidnapping of Indians has stop.. so was PNM behind di kidnapping of indian people?  Our artist dem getting recongnition wid big money.. the basketball team run by manning all this years eh get a cent now they getting money ,, our olympians get rell dollars including the white bwoy who manning eh gave a f**king cent.. wey allyuh PNM cock suckers want frm she eh?  Low di f**king woman fi run di country and when election time come vote she out if allyuh eh like she nah.. cheups all this f**king marching and thing is nonsence.. a bunch of lazy wutless f**ks roaming the streets for nothing.. I  wish the police the put sum facking bullet in all a dem.. I personally believe she have more facking balls than USA battyman president Obama . If african support she allyuh vexs, if Indian support she allyuh vexs, allyuh rell f**king wutless in this forum wey .. Come election if allyuh wah drink drain water, and kidnapp coolie people vote PNM , low di woman she alloted years ..cheups.. lemme guh smoke another joint before I loose mi facking head eh///////

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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Re: mice soca mix
« on: November 04, 2012, 10:33:15 PM »
war that link u have up jus sending yuh to the dashboard of soundcloud
think the link yuh meant to send was:

http://soundcloud.com/deathtrapp-crew
i eh take a listen yet tho

for real star sorry bout that and thx .. tek a vibes lemme know..

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General Discussion / Re: Sat defends Jack on lack of 'Indian' marchers
« on: November 04, 2012, 06:33:14 PM »
Kamla remains silent again
she had her spokes man Volney spoked for her concerning the parade of the sour puss dem(PNM supporters)
here is the entire speech ...


Volney: Marchers just beating a dead horse
Section 34 is a dead horse, former justice minister Herbert Volney said yesterday as he commented on the march in Port of Spain.
 
The march was organised by the Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM) and the Opposition People's National Movement (PNM).
 
Volney, who was a key player in both the changes to the Administration of Justice Act which produced Section 34 as well as its early proclamation of Section 34, told the Express: "Section 34 is just the name given to marches and to anything that is anti-People's Partnership Government. And nothing was going to emerge from this march other than the trade unions and the PNM would have marched under 34 degrees of hot sun."
 
Volney said 34 was going to be the most popular number in this year in the country. He said there had never been so many days in which the temperature soared to 34 degrees. "And by the end of the year it would be the heat, whether political or otherwise, that would be remembered, not any Section 34."
 
He said the PNM was exploiting the long-settled Section 34 issue for general mobilisation, "to keep the flame of political relevance alive".
 
Asked whether the large numbers in the march was cause for concern, he said the People's Partnership Government could easily bring out 34,000 supporters "with just 34 hours notice" to attend a rally in Aranjuez Savannah.
 
"So numbers don't really mean anything until the elections come. And then whoever wins 34 seats would be able to amend the Constitution to bring about the kind of changes that we need so that it is the number that both the Government and Opposition should be looking for (in any election)," he said, playing on the number 34.
 
He said it is the year of 34 (in Play Whe) "the blind man". "As for myself, I was the blind man in the pack and I can now see clearly".
 
He said the march had nothing to do with Section 34. "Section 34 is the rallying cry for all persons who are opposed to the Government," he said, adding that


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General Discussion / Re: another pest or an Innocent one
« on: November 03, 2012, 12:34:08 AM »
The semi-conscious body of a Freeport policeman was dragged out of a pond yesterday morning after bandits attacked him during a botched robbery. The incident also claimed the life of a 19-year-old male suspect who was shot during an exchange of gunfire with police.
 
 
 
PC Michael Mohammed, of Princes Town, and Avidesh Saransingh, of Arena Road, Freeport, were taken to the Couva Health Centre, where Saransingh died on arrival. Mohammed was given 20 stitches and discharged.
 
 
 
Reports are that around 1.30 am, the owner of Saver’s Supermarket reported to police bandits were attempting to break into his Calcutta Settlement, Freeport, home. As the police entered the premises and announced their presence, the bandits opened fire. During a shootout, Saransingh was shot in the lower abdomen.
 
 
 
After seeing their accomplice felled, the other bandits ran into the bush at the back of the building, with two policemen in pursuit. However, one of the bandits ambushed Mohammed and began to clobber him on the head with a gun. Mohammed was eventually pushed into a pond, said to be ten to 15 feet deep, where the bandit attempted to drown him.
 
 
 
After several minutes in the water, Mohammed became semi-unconscious and the bandit escaped by running into the bush. On returning, Mohammed’s partner found him partially submerged in the water and pulled him out.
 
 
 
A party of senior police officers, led by Snr Supt Deodath Dulalchan, Supt Johnny Abraham, ASP Curtis Paul and Insp Wayne Lawrence, arrived on the scene and joined in a manhunt for the other suspects. Police believe they are from the area and are confident of apprehending them

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General Discussion / Re: PNM Sour puss
« on: November 03, 2012, 12:29:24 AM »
Volney: Marchers just beating a dead horse
Section 34 is a dead horse, former justice minister Herbert Volney said yesterday as he commented on the march in Port of Spain.
 
The march was organised by the Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM) and the Opposition People's National Movement (PNM).
 
Volney, who was a key player in both the changes to the Administration of Justice Act which produced Section 34 as well as its early proclamation of Section 34, told the Express: "Section 34 is just the name given to marches and to anything that is anti-People's Partnership Government. And nothing was going to emerge from this march other than the trade unions and the PNM would have marched under 34 degrees of hot sun."
 
Volney said 34 was going to be the most popular number in this year in the country. He said there had never been so many days in which the temperature soared to 34 degrees. "And by the end of the year it would be the heat, whether political or otherwise, that would be remembered, not any Section 34."
 
He said the PNM was exploiting the long-settled Section 34 issue for general mobilisation, "to keep the flame of political relevance alive".
 
Asked whether the large numbers in the march was cause for concern, he said the People's Partnership Government could easily bring out 34,000 supporters "with just 34 hours notice" to attend a rally in Aranjuez Savannah.
 
"So numbers don't really mean anything until the elections come. And then whoever wins 34 seats would be able to amend the Constitution to bring about the kind of changes that we need so that it is the number that both the Government and Opposition should be looking for (in any election)," he said, playing on the number 34.
 
He said it is the year of 34 (in Play Whe) "the blind man". "As for myself, I was the blind man in the pack and I can now see clearly".
 
He said the march had nothing to do with Section 34. "Section 34 is the rallying cry for all persons who are opposed to the Government," he said, adding that

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General Discussion / Re: PNM Sour puss
« on: November 03, 2012, 12:26:37 AM »
wait nahit have sour puss in England too..  :rotfl: :rotfl:
supporters protest in London

 A small group of People's National Movement (PNM) supporters staged a symbolic protest in front of the Trinidad and Tobago High Commission in London yesterday to coincide with the march in Port of Spain.
 
They were invited into the mission by this country's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Garvin Nicholas.
 
In a telephone interview yesterday, president of PNM Abroad and organiser of the London protest, Pearce Robinson, told the Express that the protest was a success although the numbers were small.
 
Robinson said the protest which was scheduled to start around 9 a.m. really got off the ground between 9.50 a.m.and 10 a.m with a group of 15 people when Nicholas came out and invited them into the mission.
 
"We were outside for about an hour protesting and we were addressing various concerns out there: Section 34, Jack Warner, call for integrity in public office and various things and we had cars driving by and beeping their horns in a show of support. I think it was beginning to be very embarrassing to the High Commissioner and he came out to speak with us.
 
"He invited us in for tea which I believe was more PR than anything, and we talked about how we viewed the Section 34 issue as a blight on our nation's democracy and several other issues including Jack Warner. What we asked the High Commissioner is that he relay all these issues to the Prime Minister (Kamla Persad-Bissessar) and the government."
 
Robinson said they were satisfied with the turnout in London. Similar protest action at the New York Consulate and the Toronto High Commission were cancelled because of the aftermath of hurricane Sandy, he said.
 
"Contrary to reports about there being a no show in Toronto that was not the case, because two days ago we announced on PNM Abroad (a Facebook page) that we had informed our organisers that we had also cancelled the Toronto leg due to the effects of Hurricane Sandy. We will reschedule the protests in Toronto and New York. Those protests are yet to happen, at a date to be announced," he said.
 
Speaking with the Express, Nicholas said he met with about 10 or 11 people who staged the protest outside the mission.
 
"I saw them outside milling about trying to get themselves organised. It was pretty cold outside so I decided, look let me just go have a word with them and find out exactly what their grouse is all about and I invited them into the mission so that we could sit and chat and discuss the issues: Minister Jack Warner should go, Attorney General Anand Ramlogan should go and they were calling for democracy. "
 
He said he told them that as the High Commissioner to the UK and someone who has called for the democratic principles to be adhered to, he had no issue with any national protesting.
 
"I far as I am concerned this Government does not have any intention whatsoever of curbing the freedom of expression or speech freedom of association and if citizens believe they want to protest about something then they are free to do so, but I don't think they were achieving much just standing around out in the cold."
 
He said he told them that he would take their issues to the Government and they were quite happy after the discussion.

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General Discussion / Re: PNM Sour puss
« on: November 03, 2012, 12:22:59 AM »

dais di people who voted for PNM last election.. sour puss mi sey...

THOUSANDS of citizens yesterday took to the streets of the capital city, calling for Attorney General Anand Ramlogan and National Security Minister Jack Warner to hit the road.
 
The march, which began at Woodford Square, Port of Spain, around 1.20 p.m. yesterday, lasted just over two hours and ended with a public meeting on the Brian Lara Promenade.
 
At the promenade, a vote was held parliamentary-style where the crowd was asked whether Warner and Ramlogan should be fired.
 
The "ayes" had it.

A senior police officer at the march estimated the crowd to be around 25,000.

Several leaders who addressed the public meeting after the march estimated the crowd to be as much as 40,000.
 
Warner would however say the size of the crowd was 500, Ancel Roget, president general of the Oilfields Workers' Trade Union (OWTU), said yesterday.
 
At noon yesterday, a coalition of political parties, among them the People's National Movement (PNM), led by Dr Keith Rowley; Movement for Social Justice (MSJ), led by David Abdulah; and the Democratic National Assembly (DNA), led by Dr Kirk Meighoo, trade unions and civic groups gathered at Woodford Square, calling for Ramlogan and Warner to be fired.
 
When the march reached in front of the Attorney General's office at Cabildo Chambers on St Vincent Street, the crowd stopped.
 
"Anand have to go right now!" they chanted as armed officers of the Guard and Emergency Branch blocked the entrance.
 
During the march, Warner was labelled as a "runaway horse".

The march took place under surveillance of a National Security Ministry helicopter which flew overhead.
 
Members of the Guard and Emergency Branch, known as the riot squad, Mounted Branch officers and other uniformed and plain-clothes police were also present.
 
Three photographers and two cameramen from the police, who were in plain clothes, also took footage of the march.
 
The march was a continuation of the PNM's initial mobilisation last month against the Section 34 fiasco.
 
On September 18, Rowley led a march to the President's House to deliver a letter to demand a written explanation from Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar as to why the controversial Section 34 was prematurely selected to become law.
 
Meighoo estimated that "this march was much larger than the last one".

"I have served in the Parliament for 20-odd years. In this country, we had PNM governments, we had a NAR (National Alliance for Reconstruction) government, we had a UNC (United National Congress) government under Basdeo Panday, and we had differences with those governments; nobody more than the unions on this (head) table," Rowley said.
 
"They had issues with the government, but every occasion, it was a difference of opinion over policies and programmes, and that is okay," he said.
 
"But what has happened under the Kamla Persad-Bissessar Government never happened under any other government," Rowley said, in reference to the Section 34 debacle.
 
"You walked today because you saw a threat to democracy and an abuse by office-holders. For the first time, and the only time known to me, a Cabinet decided to use its authority of Cabinet to undermine the rule of law in the country to create a loophole for financiers of the party to get away," Rowley said, referring to Ish Galbaransingh and Steve Ferguson.
 
Abdulah was the last of the leaders to address the meeting.

Abdulah said although a motion of censure against Ramlogan was defeated in the Lower House, he wanted to conduct a similar vote on the promenade.
 
"Is Anand Ramlogan culpable in the Section 34 fiasco? All those in favour, say 'aye' ," Abdulah said.
 
"Aye!" the crowd said in response.

"All those against?" Abdulah said.

There was no response.

"The ayes have it," he said to loud applause.

Abdulah then conducted a similar vote for Warner, who he said has abused his power as National Security minister.
 
"So I put it to you now; notice of censure to remove Jack Warner as minister of National Security for his abuse of executive power. All those in favour, say 'aye'."
 
"Aye!" the crowd responded.

"Any against?" Abdulah said.

"No!" the crowd said.

"They ayes have it," Abdulah said.

Roget called on citizens to prepare themselves for the next move if Ramlogan and Warner are not fired.
 
Roget said the country may have to be shut down in order to save it.

Former attorney general Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj said the entire Cabinet is guilty in relation to the Section 34 fiasco.
 
Lawrence Maharaj said when the People's Partnership won elections, he was interviewed by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar for the office of attorney general.
 
Lawrence Maharaj said Persad-Bissessar asked him if he would raise alarms if issues of corruption were present in the Government.
 
Ramlogan was named Attorney General.

Ramesh said several Cabinet members have become millionaires and billionaires since entering the Government.
 
"Our country is in crisis; they have brought our country to its knees. They have, in effect, made us try to forget our moral values," he said.
 
"Some of them, in the short space of time, I would not call names today, but some of them, they remain nameless for the time being, some of them are millionaires already, some are even billionaires," Lawrence Maharaj said.
 
Lawrence Maharaj said he has information that a Cabinet minister tried to buy a house for $38 million in cash.
 
He said another Cabinet member has bought over 13 properties since being named a minister.
 
The properties are listed under a third-party's name, he said.

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General Discussion / Re: PNM Sour puss
« on: November 03, 2012, 12:18:46 AM »
war, doh frighten, nothing eh go happen!
I eh worry deeks .. I live fareign for too long to worry bout a bunch a dumbass marching di streets .. I hope dey start a riot and let police kill  sum a dem ...

war

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General Discussion / Re: gay man beaten at UTECH, mob watches - Jamaica
« on: November 02, 2012, 07:30:34 AM »
good buss he facking head...
war

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General Discussion / Re: PNM Sour puss
« on: November 02, 2012, 12:15:50 AM »
freeking ediots.....

PNM chairman: Look for bigger protest than 70s

Today’s march by trade unionists, the Opposition PNM and other groups will be the biggest crowd seen since the 1970s, says PNM chairman Franklin Khan. He said yesterday all MPs and PNM units had been mobilised to take part in what he said was a “national front effort.”
 
 
 
He added: “It’s not a PNM march per se, although the PNM and MSJ are participating. It’s more apolitical. But we are supporting this coalition that is standing up for T&T’s democracy. “Some PNM units from distant areas are coming, via hired maxi taxis, and also among our presence will be members of our executive elected last Sunday.
 
 
 
“We are joining this coalition effort to send Government a signal on all the issues of concern so large numbers are expected today.” Neil Wilson of Tobago PNM’s unit said hundreds of Tobagonians were coming. New PNM lady vice chairman Pennelope Beckles said the Women’s League was going to mobilise female members to join the march.
 
 
 
MSJ leader David Abdulah, whose group has been  lobbying throughout T&T to heighten MSJ’s profile, also said the march would be very large. Yesterday Abdulah spoke about the MSJ’s position on the upcoming THA elections, saying the party had not decided on it.
 
 
 
 “We will announce our decision on this at our upcoming congress and whatever decision that we take will be cognisant of the fact that Tobago is a special situation and that MSJ respects the right of Tobagonians to determine their future. So whatever decision we take will be guided by our commitment to that principle,” he said.
 
 
 
Former COP vice chairman Vernon de Lima said he would be present at the starting point of the march at  Woodford Square but could not participate in the entire march since he had a 3 pm High Court appointment

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General Discussion / Re: another pest or an Innocent one
« on: November 02, 2012, 12:11:31 AM »
like father,like son

Printery owner stabbed to death 20 years after dad Annamunthodo murdered

 By Carolyn Kissoon carolyn.kissoon@trinidadexpress.com



Story Created: Nov 1, 2012 at 10:03 PM ECT
(
Story Updated: Nov 1, 2012 at 10:04 PM ECT )


VIREN Annamunthodo, son of murdered political activist and pamphleteer Walter Annamunthodo, was ambushed and stabbed to death as he arrived to open his businessplace yesterday.
 
The murder of Annamunthodo and that of a 19-year-old man in Laventille on Wednesday night have brought the murder toll to 336 for the year.
 
Annamunthodo, owner of Unique Services Printery in Pleasantville, San Fernando, was attacked as he stepped out of his gold-coloured Nissan Almera car around 7.30 a.m.
 
The killer fled and 57-year-old Annamunthodo dragged himself back into the vehicle and telephoned his wife, Denise.
 
He however died shortly after she placed him in the back seat of her car.

The killing happened in the driveway of the family's businessplace in Cassia Avenue, Pleasantville. The Annamunthodos live a short distance away in Pleasantville Avenue.
 
The dead man's sister-in-law, Dawn Annamunthodo, said, "I was coming from the gym when I saw a police vehicle outside the printery. I stopped and saw my brother-in-law lying in the car. I understand that he had just arrived to open the business when he was ambushed and stabbed. He called his wife and she came with the housekeeper. They tried to put him in her car, but he died before they could have left to go to the hospital."
 
Viren Annamunthodo, father of two girls and a boy, had inherited the business from his late father.
 
The elder Annamunthodo was killed in 1992 while editing the book Atma Greet, a collection of Hindi bhajans. His battered body was found at his two-bedroom home in St Clements. An autopsy found he was hit on the head with a stone or blunt instrument and bled to death.
 
Viren Annamunthodo is also a distant relative of Amy Annamunthodo, the four-year-old girl who was beaten to death at her Marabella home in 2006.
 
Police said Viren Annamunthodo was not robbed of his belongings, and officers were unable to determine the motive of the killing. His lunch was scattered in the driveway yesterday.
 
His wife and daughter, Ananya, cried as the undertakers removed his body from the car yesterday while employees hugged each other and cried.
 
One employee said, "I have been working here for 18 years. He usually comes in early, around 7.30 a.m., and opens the business. When I came this morning, I saw a police car.
 
"I heard the boss was stabbed and he called his wife. He told her he was attacked and to come. When she came with the housekeeper, she saw him and he was still breathing. She put him in the back seat of her car.
 
"A police car was passing and she stopped the car, but when the police checked, he was dead."
 
Raymond McDavid, a friend, said he last saw Annamunthodo on Tuesday.

"We went to Paradise cemetery to clean the graves of his wife's parents to light up this evening for All Saints. Then in the evening, I saw him watering his plants. I have known him a long time, and he was a good person. I don't know him to have any enemies."
 
Relatives said Annamunthodo recently returned from Canada, where his daughter Amrita is attending university.
 
Regarding the murder in Laventille, it is believed a fight over turf was the reason 19-year-old Akeil Questelles, of Dan Kelly Village, Eastern Quarry, was killed on Wednesday night.
 
Police said Questelles had an argument with another man over who was in control of certain parts of the community.
 
Around 7.20 p.m., Questelles was standing along the roadway close to his home when two men in a white Nissan Wingroad station wagon pulled up nearby.
 
Investigators said the men came out of the car and began firing at Questelles, who was shot a number of times about the body.
 
He managed to run a short distance but eventually collapsed on the road.

Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) officers who arrived on the scene shortly after took the injured man to the Port of Spain General Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
 
Officers of the Besson Street Police Station, along with the Homicide Bureau of Investigations (HBI) and the Port of Spain Criminal Investigations Department (CID), visited the scene and conducted enquiries.

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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Re: 2013 Soca.
« on: November 01, 2012, 01:21:05 AM »
This one was released earlier, but rough for days

Patrice Roberts : A LITTLE WINE

http://youtu.be/y7v4UvvdgwE


dat chune mad mad mad.. dat whole riddim mad.. chune about 5 mnths old but still good .. I like the problem child chune pon the riddim..

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Football / Re: 2012 Caribbean Cup Thread.
« on: October 31, 2012, 10:37:16 AM »
wait nah guyana is sum big freeking team allyuh sttudying how we avoiding them ? wah di f**k really wrong wid allyuh fellas boi.. allyuh smoking mi weed or what.. Let we worry bout Jamaica nah man ,forget guyana .. guyana is a freeking shit squad .. dont lemme hear bout guyana and football again .. this is the last time I go mention guyana and football in the same sentence..

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god vex wid we for burning the holy books and its preachings and accepting faggots into society..

war

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General Discussion / Re: another pest or an Innocent one
« on: October 30, 2012, 01:18:54 AM »
JIMMY KHAN, whose body was found on the roadside in Couva on Saturday with a bullet wound to the head, was a fugitive being sought by the police for several months.
 
A senior officer attached to Central Police Division told the Express that police were in search of Khan, 29, of Preysal, in connection with a robbery in Couva.
 
A sketch of a person resembling Khan was posted on a wall at Couva Police Station up until yesterday.
 
The sketch was done following a robbery in June at a house at McBean Village, Couva.
 
Police said they are exploring several leads in his killing, but there were no suspects as yet.
 
Khan was found dead at the side of the road at La Fortune Street.

He had a single gunshot wound to the left head.

An autopsy was expected to be conducted on his body at the Forensic Science Centre, Federation Park, yesterday.
 
Southern Division Homicide officer Sergeant Maharaj is investigating.

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General Discussion / Re: Will President Obama be re-elected?
« on: October 30, 2012, 01:15:17 AM »
good poll of polls here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-19415745

if i had to put money down, i would say romney winning.

after digging deep and weighting the facts from either side I believe Obama will be gaven a second term . some of the reasons I believe Obama will win is
Obama love faggots and romney hates them.
America is a faggot country
American has proven they are not the smartest in the world when they gave the jackass Bush a second term
Many of Obama supporters aint know jack shit about Politics
Many of obama Supporters realise that Politicians dont gave a f**k about anyone but themselves and voting Just because Obama tells a better story Than Romney
After hearing both sides I will firmly say Obama tells a better story than Romney and will be the winner of this election. I did tell my wife it will take two terms for him to fix the country, After his first two years of presidency I Know it will take him another 10 terms to realise he is the  leader of the greatest country in the world and not a follower. I wish if the man win a second term he grow sum facking balls and act like a man and dont cry bout " congress  eh allowing me to do nothing "...
Good luck to both Obama and Romney to me it dont matter who win or loose I go still get shaft cause Politician dont gave a f**k about no one but themselves....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqHve_h013U
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