Anybody know any good whore house in T&T ?

[D.H.W]

Oh lord look action.

[Bourbon]

So...if is ruling memebers of the PP have the video....why talk bout it?
Or were they given the video...and thus worried about who else may have gotten it?

If/when dis get released...it go be highly interesting to see the aftermath.

[asylumseeker]

I din realize zulu was talking about current history.

So am ... wonder where the young lady that Flex (forgive meh ) like to post was ... Call her when hell freezes over?

[lefty]

dat would for one confirm dat :
he doh have respect for
a) he self
b) d electorate
c) he office
d) wife\gyul\chirren

dat he is a
a) jack ass
b)big jack ass
c)huge jack ass
d) moronic jack ass
e) loud jack ass
f) show off jack ass
g) jack's ass......but we already knew dat

ah missing any

dese jokers need to out a office and quick, dis constantly embarrassing shit cyar be allowed to go on.........can't be

[D.H.W]

I hear a talk he was involved with a female minister also. Can't confirm that though.

[asylumseeker]

Cabinet is a finite entity. The chickens come home to roost sooner or later.

[1-868]

Marlene keeps Anil quiet

PNM MP Marlene McDonald silenced the usually talkative Government MP Anil Roberts in Parliament yesterday when she dropped several sharp references to “Spanish” and “Room 201” in Roberts’ direction. McDonald was delivering a fiery contribution in yesterday’s debate on legislation to precept soldiers for the anti-crime fight, when Roberts appeared to tease her.

 

McDonald shot back: “I doh need no clap! When I learn to speak Spanish I’ll go and talk to him, I’ll go to Room 201.” The Parliament chamber rang with a loud chorus of “Oh!” Calling for the bill to be withdrawn, McDonald said the Government should have further consultation and then return it. Describing the bill as “a half-picked duck,” McDonald said the Government was ill-advised and didn’t understand its consequences.

 

She expressed concern that the Police Complaints Authority might not have jurisdiction over complaints concerning soldiers and the latter, claiming immunity, might be free to commit abuses of people or property and there would be no redress for citizens. She said during the 2011 state of emergency, the army picked up many people from depressed areas like Duncan Street, Beetham, Laventille and Sea Lots.

 

McDonald said the legislation could set the stage for a “showdown” between police and soldiers. She queried who would control the police. “Ramesh,” some PP MPs murmured. McDonald asked why there was “reluctance” to give control to the Police Commissioner. She claimed the bill might be the first step to institutionalise the involvement of military power.

 

She said the Government’s move to amend a segment and give the Chief of Defence  Staff supervisory power, rather than the National Security Minister, was still wrong, since the CDS reported to the minister.

[D.H.W]

Source of the article?

[1-868]

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2013-03-16/marlene-keeps-anil-quiet

[capodetutticapi]

Louise And Martine Fokkens, Amsterdam's Oldest Prostitutes, Retiring At 70 Years Old (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
The Huffington Post  |  By Ryan Grenoble   
Posted: 03/15/2013 12:32 pm EDT
 
Amsterdams Oldest Prostitutes Retire, Oldest Prostitutes Retire
This February, Amsterdam raised the minimum age for prostitutes from 18 to 21. For Louise and Martine Fokkens, though, it's the maximum age that's cause for concern.

The 70-year-old twins are believed to be Amsterdam's oldest prostitutes, the Sun reports. After more than 50 years on the job -- and approximately 355,000 men between them -- they've decided to retire.


Practically speaking, the two have been retired for some years now, a factor of both advancing arthritis and an admitted difficulty in attracting new clients. But Martine still has a regular, and "I couldn’t give him up," she told The Inquisitr. "He’s been coming to me for so long like it’s like going to church on a Sunday.”

After a couple years on the fence, though, the Fokkens recently finished a new book on their sexual endeavors, "The Ladies of Amsterdam," and say it's time to hang up their stockings for good.

Given their experience, they do offer an interesting look at modern shifts in the "world's oldest profession." They believe the "golden years" of prostitution in Amsterdam came long before its legalization in 2000, a development Martine said "has not improved prostitutes' lives."

[capodetutticapi]

talk about livin up to yuh name.

[FF]

talk about livin up to yuh name.

oh gaarrdo

fokkens yes

[D.H.W]

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2013-03-16/marlene-keeps-anil-quiet

thanks the end coming soon

[Deeks]

At least, the Dutch take their Fokkens with pride and honesty.

[weary1969]

Marlene keeps Anil quiet

PNM MP Marlene McDonald silenced the usually talkative Government MP Anil Roberts in Parliament yesterday when she dropped several sharp references to “Spanish” and “Room 201” in Roberts’ direction. McDonald was delivering a fiery contribution in yesterday’s debate on legislation to precept soldiers for the anti-crime fight, when Roberts appeared to tease her.

 

McDonald shot back: “I doh need no clap! When I learn to speak Spanish I’ll go and talk to him, I’ll go to Room 201.” The Parliament chamber rang with a loud chorus of “Oh!” Calling for the bill to be withdrawn, McDonald said the Government should have further consultation and then return it. Describing the bill as “a half-picked duck,” McDonald said the Government was ill-advised and didn’t understand its consequences.

 

She expressed concern that the Police Complaints Authority might not have jurisdiction over complaints concerning soldiers and the latter, claiming immunity, might be free to commit abuses of people or property and there would be no redress for citizens. She said during the 2011 state of emergency, the army picked up many people from depressed areas like Duncan Street, Beetham, Laventille and Sea Lots.

 

McDonald said the legislation could set the stage for a “showdown” between police and soldiers. She queried who would control the police. “Ramesh,” some PP MPs murmured. McDonald asked why there was “reluctance” to give control to the Police Commissioner. She claimed the bill might be the first step to institutionalise the involvement of military power.

 

She said the Government’s move to amend a segment and give the Chief of Defence  Staff supervisory power, rather than the National Security Minister, was still wrong, since the CDS reported to the minister.

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2013-03-16/marlene-keeps-anil-quiet

OH LAWDDDDDDDDD

[asylumseeker]

Practically speaking, the two have been retired for some years now ...

 

[Pointman]

Louise And Martine Fokkens, Amsterdam's Oldest Prostitutes, Retiring At 70 Years Old (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
The Huffington Post  |  By Ryan Grenoble   
Posted: 03/15/2013 12:32 pm EDT
 
Amsterdams Oldest Prostitutes Retire, Oldest Prostitutes Retire
This February, Amsterdam raised the minimum age for prostitutes from 18 to 21. For Louise and Martine Fokkens, though, it's the maximum age that's cause for concern.

The 70-year-old twins are believed to be Amsterdam's oldest prostitutes, the Sun reports. After more than 50 years on the job -- and approximately 355,000 men between them -- they've decided to retire.


Practically speaking, the two have been retired for some years now, a factor of both advancing arthritis and an admitted difficulty in attracting new clients. But Martine still has a regular, and "I couldn’t give him up," she told The Inquisitr. "He’s been coming to me for so long like it’s like going to church on a Sunday.”

After a couple years on the fence, though, the Fokkens recently finished a new book on their sexual endeavors, "The Ladies of Amsterdam," and say it's time to hang up their stockings for good.

Given their experience, they do offer an interesting look at modern shifts in the "world's oldest profession." They believe the "golden years" of prostitution in Amsterdam came long before its legalization in 2000, a development Martine said "has not improved prostitutes' lives."

oh geezanages ah ent laugh so hard in ah long time nah

[Tallman]

[D.H.W]

Haha haha

[asylumseeker]

 
One of the most hilarious items ever posted on this forum! woie sah.

Brush .... heheheheh 

[weary1969]

One of the most hilarious items ever posted on this forum! woie sah.

Brush .... heheheheh 

  all yuh is 2 much

[Deeks]

Weary, Brownsugar and all the Females on the forum, allyuh eh offended by Sam's inquiry about houses of relief in TT?

[Touches]

I wonder if the crackdown on the establishment was due to this Video and somebody squealing 

75 of them gone.

[weary1969]

I wonder if the crackdown on the establishment was due to this Video and somebody squealing 

75 of them gone.

You wonder

[Brownsugar]

Weary, Brownsugar and all the Females on the forum, allyuh eh offended by Sam's inquiry about houses of relief in TT?

uuuuhhhh.....nope......

[truetrini]

Cabinet is de best whore house look how dey selling dey cyat and let Ish and dem walk

[SWF Reporter]

Integrity Combobulation gives Minister Raging Bull wings
(News Satire at Wired868.com)

Former Trinidad and Tobago Boxing Board of Control (TTBBC) member Ricardo Phillip filed a complaint with the Integrity Commission regarding Sport Minister Anil Roberts, his permanent secretary Ashwin Creed and special advisor Boxu Potts.

The Integrity Commission referred the matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions.

So, you might deduce, the Sport Minister was referred to the DPP then?

Of course, you would be retarded to think that.

Roberts, a former radio talk show host and stadium announcer, launched one of his trademark boisterous and longwinded verbal assaults on Trinidad Guardian journalist Anika Gumbs-Sandiford, its editor-in-chief Judy Raymond and the entire company for being so dumb that it could not spot the difference.

He suggested too that Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar felt Gumbs-Sandiford was “wicked, malicious and untruthful.”

Integrity Commission PRO Mervyn Crichlow confirmed that Roberts will not be probed by the DPP but rather “certain issues” in relation to the complaint regarding the Sport Minister and his staff were passed on to the higher office.

Naturally, the Integrity Commission did not suggest how the “matter” could be divorced from the people involved in it. And, since bullet proof vests are not standard issue for reporters, no one approached Integrity Commission chairman Ken Gordon for comment.

Mr Live Wire wonders if the Integrity Commission’s stance on the matter is equivalent to a mechanic telling you that your car is in great condition but the brakes don’t work.

Regardless, Roberts is insisting on monetary compensation from the Guardian for the error.

Incidentally, five days before Roberts’ attack, a Guardian story claimed that Roberts was on the receiving end of some picong when PNM MP Marlene McDonald supposedly responded to cross-talk from the Sport Minister by declaring:

“When I learn to speak Spanish I’ll go and talk to him, I’ll go to Room 201.”

The Guardian did not suggest any meaning for McDonald’s quip.

Earlier this month, in an obviously unrelated incident, an unnamed government minister was rumoured to have shared the company of a Latin lover for hire. Mr Live Wire cannot stress enough that there is no proof the romp actually happened.

Within days of a possibly phantom tryst, though, a police raid was conducted at the Classic Seamen Hotel and approximately 75 women from Venezuela and the Dominican Republic were charged with prostitution-related offences.

These women will be deported and will take their secrets from the two-island republic with them.

Now what does a possibly immoral minister, a prostitution raid, a story about political picong and a barrage of libel lawsuits have to do with each other?

Absolutely nothing, of course.

Just like referring a matter involving the Sport Minister to the DPP in no way suggests that the Sport Minister was referred to the DPP.

Comprende?