Please regal us as to how much of the Pitt report was made into law and enacted under the fourteen years of a BLACK LABOR PARTY government.

READY……

Now that the LIES are past us, is the ELECTED Government moving to address the situation, because we all are aware of the lack of effort from the previous admin to even ADDRESS the issue, much less take a stand on all the IMPORTED labor…. wait, they apparently have now taken a stand, now that they won’t be responsible for implementing it.

You can’t just make stuff up and pretend it’s true, “Robert”. Come on.

Why don’t you criticise your party? You can’t and you won’t do it cuz you are told to step into line and don’t look weak in front of others. Meanwhile, the PLP had themselves a good old time and spent money like it was a running faucet.

Yet, you seem to be ok with that.

I remember clearly last year some time when the Government did a similar press conference on one of these job initiatives. Your response was that the scheme was set up by the PLP initially and the OBA are trying to get credit or it.

So about 6 months later now you believe that these are terrible programs, a waste of time and somehow a denigration of Bermudians in general.

What has changed since then? Do you believe that the PLP initiated job schemes were essentially a waste constructed by an out of touch Government? Or has your mind been swayed because you see Fahy now standing up there with graduates of these programs?

Why don’t you tell the 400 or so Bermudians who have taken advantage of these opportunities that they are essentially stupid for trying to improve or expand their skills.

I know you hate the OBA and want no credit to be given to them in any shape or form, but be at least a little bit rational in your hatred. But please answer a simple question: why were you full of praise for the PLP when they stood in front of the cameras and touted very similar if not the same programs, but now you call these a waste and denigrate them?

PS: In order for one to have a livable wage one must first have a job. So what is your beef with people enhancing their skill sets?

Sure we can all be pot washers and porters and maids.

Too whom.

How much they pay you Rhonda.

Pitt Report Riots of 1977
4.15. The contributory causes, in
our view, are all tangled together and
derive much of their influence from the
way they interact. To try to separate
them, and to compile a list, can therefore
be misleading. At best those factors
which, through weight of evidence are
perceived to be the most important of
the contributory causes, can be grouped
under headings. These groupings include
the economic structure of Bermuda
and the strong belief that there is
inequality of economic opportunity.
Concentration of economic power in
“Front Street” and the banks, lack of support
for small businesses, especially if
they are black, lack of job opportunities,
training and Bermudianisation, all (of
which) are intricately intertwined.