Lawyers accuse Govt of sidestepping consultation on sweeping changes

- by Emmanuel Joseph April 25, 2020

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3 Replies to “Lawyers accuse Govt of sidestepping consultation on sweeping changes”

1. Barbados is no longer a democratic country we have slipped into a dictatorship with our eyes wide open. The people need to wake up and think for themselves and stop letting politicians razzle dazzle them. If the elected Government is no longer representing your best interest change them. Equal justice for all, fairness for all. We as a people must take our power back. In my opinion this administration has not demonstrated that it cares. We have to stop listening to what politicians say and observe what they do, how they treat people in general. We have to stop allowing ourselves to be conned with fancy words. Millionaire politicians cannot identify with the suffering of the people, if you were never sick you will not know what wellness feels like, also it is like the person who have never been raped telling a rape victim they know how they feel. Before it is too late people get up and advocate for democracy. Dictatorships bring hardship.

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2. Some of you learned individuals make public statements just to garner attention and the statements you make points to an intellect that is questionable.

   Here is an elementary lesson in governing. Try to understand what it means. ‘ELECTIONS COMES WITH CONSEQUENCES”.

   The people of Barbados gave this current Government a 30-0 mandate to Govern and in doing so implement changes wherever it deems necessary for the betterment of all Barbadians, not just for the betterment of a few.

   The changes you lawyers are talking about were necessary and the Government must be applauded for the direction it is going in. You guys are not running anything and Barbadians did not vote you into office to run anything.

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3. My fellow Barbadians this is communism at best. This is not good. giving any political party this kind of power is asking for trouble. At least for now people can speak soon censorship will come the radio programmes are already encrpyted bias as hell, this is only the beginning check the African countries corrupt as hell. Bajans beware

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