Enill defends Rahael
By Clint Chan Tack Saturday, September 8 2007
MINISTER IN the Ministry of Finance Conrad Enill defended the stewardship of Health Minister John Rahael by disclosing that the health sector was allocated some $11 billion over the last five years to improve the quality of health care delivered to the population.
Enill said the UNC has proven it cannot manage the country’s economy properly and there will be no devaluation of the TT dollar. Prior to the Budget’s passage in the Senate on Thursday night, Enill said the former regime was “disjointed” in its economic planning because during a period of high oil prices from 1995 to 2001, “they did absolutely nothing” to improve revenue collections from the energy sector and cost the country billions of dollars in the process.
The minister said the UNC has shown it is unable “to think long term” and does not understand how global economic forces impact on the country’s economy. On repeated allegations of financial squandermania by Gover-nment, Enill said this was another instance of a lack of foresight by the UNC. He revealed that the ministries of education, health and national security received sums of $16 billion, $11 billion and $13 billion over the last five years.
The minister also highlighted financial allocations made to the Judiciary ($1.1 billion), Tobago House of Assembly ($6 billion) and Agriculture Ministry ($2.7 billion) over the same period and challenged the UNC to say where the PNM was spending too much money.
Enill said with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasting international oil prices to rise between US$60 to $78 per barrel and the country’s macroeconomic indicators all positive, “we see no absolutely no need for devaluation.”
The minister added that devaluation of a currency is the end result of a weakening economy and the national economy “has never been stronger.”
Now this is real nigga mentality. Hear the dotish allegations that he making.
1. Health received over 11 billion in the last 5 years.
2. Education 16 billion in the last 5 years.
3. National Security 13 billion in the last 5 years.
4. and off course Agriculture, the most important thing for any country "food security" a fockin meagre 2.5 billion over the last 5 years.
Now tell me anyone, what the fock have you seen that improve in any of these areas under the last 5 years.
1. Health: people cyah even get ah fockin bed to sleep on. Pregnant women are made to stand up and wait...it all over the fockin newspapers and somewhere else on this site. It is the worse period of health care over the last 5 years. Plus dem PNM niggas only running all over the world to attend to their health including the fockin Prime Minister.
2. Education get what ah UNC had to spend on ah whole country for 1 fockin year. Yet still all we churnin out of the state schools is one setta fockin criminals and dunces.
3. Though talk bout security...nobody not safe at all in this country. Ask anyone.
He want to talk about the UNC disjointed in its economic planning. Well yuh bald head cont, if you fockin dotish here are some facts about when the UNC was in office between 1995 and 2001 that might interest you. Cacahole!
Economic performance among the strongest in the Caribbean and Latin America – IMF 2001 Staff Report
Robust growth, more job creation, low inflation, balanced fiscal and external trade accounts, as well as poverty reduction – IMF 2001 Staff Report
The strongest and most vibrant economy in CARICOM
One of the most successful small states in the world
6.4% Growth in 2000, higher than the US, Europe and Japan
US$2.4 Billion in Foreign reserves
One of the 5 countries of the developing world that have been most successful in overcoming severe poverty
6 Straight years of strong economic growth
6 straight years of growing foreign investment
40% Drop in Unemployment Rate
85,000 new permanent jobs
Inflation 2.5% in 2001
6 straight years with no new taxes
6 straight years of Increased Personal Tax Allowances
Universal Free Secondary Education
52 new primary, 35 new secondary schools
Dollar for dollar Education Plan
6 straight yeas of increased and stronger social safety net programmes
HAUL ALL YUH STUPID NIGGA MUDDER CONT.
Saturday, September 8, 2007
POOR PM
PM scores poorly
Ariti Jankie South Bureau
Saturday, September 8th 2007
Patrick Manning has received what could be construed as a failed grade as Prime Minister.
This is the finding of the same poll, which, it is felt, caused Diane Seukeran to drop out, or be pushed out, of the race for the San Fernando West constituency in the upcoming general election. The poll was commissioned by Manning himself to determine the performance of his MPs.
Seukeran, current MP for the constituency, in fact emerged as a more likeable person than Manning in the Bill Johnson poll conducted in San Fernando West.
Of those polled, 45 per cent said they had a favourable opinion of her, 30 per cent found her unfavourable and 25 per cent were not sure or could not identify her.
But asked the same question about Manning, 39 per cent found him favourable, 44 per cent said he was unfavourable and 17 per cent of those polled were "not sure".
When it came to his job as Prime Minister, 36 per cent approved of how he was performing, 52 per cent disapproved, while those not sure totalled 12 per cent.
Asked whether Manning should be re-elected as Prime Minister, 38 per cent said "yes" but 51 per cent said "someone else" should be elected. The "don't knows" stood at 11 per cent.
When he addressed the People's National Movement's special convention at Bon Air High School, Arouca, last weekend, Manning indicated that he fell short in the poll, which he said he was using to boot out MPs who scored badly from contesting the election.
He also said the results of his San Fernando East seat were "not all that complimentary, but I want to tell you much of it is complimentary". The results of the poll for his constituency have not been made public.
For all the San Fernando West constituents polled, it was found Manning (compared to the UNC Alliance's Basdeo Panday and the Congress of the People's Winston Dookeran) would do the "best job as Prime Minister".
Thirty-six per cent gave Manning the nod, 19 per cent went for Panday and 14 per cent for Dookeran. The undecideds stood at 27 per cent and four per cent refused to comment.
The poll, which was conduced in May by Johnson Survey Ltd of Jamaica, gave the Government a failed grade for performance: six per cent found it "very good", 24 per cent "good", 25 per cent "not good" or "bad", 26 per cent "bad" , 18 per cent "very bad" and one per cent "don't know".
Things in Trinidad and Tobago were going the wrong way, according to 64 per cent of those surveyed, who rated the most pressing problems as crime, drainage, food prices and road conditions-in that order.
As for the party which would do the best job of running the country, 34 per cent went for the PNM, 18 per cent for the UNC and 13 per cent for the COP. The undecideds stood at 32 per cent and one per cent not sure.
Now, here is the result of another fockin poll, the Bill Johnson poll.
Totally different scenario. 36% in favour of Manning, 19% for Panday and 14% for Dookeran.
Now tell meh if the Guardian aint focked up. Trying to win votes or sympathy for dat dead mudder cont Dookeran.
Ariti Jankie South Bureau
Saturday, September 8th 2007
Patrick Manning has received what could be construed as a failed grade as Prime Minister.
This is the finding of the same poll, which, it is felt, caused Diane Seukeran to drop out, or be pushed out, of the race for the San Fernando West constituency in the upcoming general election. The poll was commissioned by Manning himself to determine the performance of his MPs.
Seukeran, current MP for the constituency, in fact emerged as a more likeable person than Manning in the Bill Johnson poll conducted in San Fernando West.
Of those polled, 45 per cent said they had a favourable opinion of her, 30 per cent found her unfavourable and 25 per cent were not sure or could not identify her.
But asked the same question about Manning, 39 per cent found him favourable, 44 per cent said he was unfavourable and 17 per cent of those polled were "not sure".
When it came to his job as Prime Minister, 36 per cent approved of how he was performing, 52 per cent disapproved, while those not sure totalled 12 per cent.
Asked whether Manning should be re-elected as Prime Minister, 38 per cent said "yes" but 51 per cent said "someone else" should be elected. The "don't knows" stood at 11 per cent.
When he addressed the People's National Movement's special convention at Bon Air High School, Arouca, last weekend, Manning indicated that he fell short in the poll, which he said he was using to boot out MPs who scored badly from contesting the election.
He also said the results of his San Fernando East seat were "not all that complimentary, but I want to tell you much of it is complimentary". The results of the poll for his constituency have not been made public.
For all the San Fernando West constituents polled, it was found Manning (compared to the UNC Alliance's Basdeo Panday and the Congress of the People's Winston Dookeran) would do the "best job as Prime Minister".
Thirty-six per cent gave Manning the nod, 19 per cent went for Panday and 14 per cent for Dookeran. The undecideds stood at 27 per cent and four per cent refused to comment.
The poll, which was conduced in May by Johnson Survey Ltd of Jamaica, gave the Government a failed grade for performance: six per cent found it "very good", 24 per cent "good", 25 per cent "not good" or "bad", 26 per cent "bad" , 18 per cent "very bad" and one per cent "don't know".
Things in Trinidad and Tobago were going the wrong way, according to 64 per cent of those surveyed, who rated the most pressing problems as crime, drainage, food prices and road conditions-in that order.
As for the party which would do the best job of running the country, 34 per cent went for the PNM, 18 per cent for the UNC and 13 per cent for the COP. The undecideds stood at 32 per cent and one per cent not sure.
Now, here is the result of another fockin poll, the Bill Johnson poll.
Totally different scenario. 36% in favour of Manning, 19% for Panday and 14% for Dookeran.
Now tell meh if the Guardian aint focked up. Trying to win votes or sympathy for dat dead mudder cont Dookeran.
MND deputy leaders quit
Saturday, September 8th 2007
Party drop-outs now seem to be contagious, as the two deputy political leaders of the Movement for National Development (MND) have now resigned from that party.
A release from the MND yesterday informed that Mandavi Tewari and Dav Kowlessar had both tendered letters of resignation on Tuesday, after an executive meeting, to political leader Garvin Nicholas.
Nicholas told the Express that the two deputy political leaders resigned because they disagreed with a decision that the executive had taken.
He said he did not wish to disclose the decision, but added that work is in progress to fill their vacancies.
Nicholas said the MND's constitution allows for four deputy political leaders, but he had only appointed two, who have now resigned.
The executive aint take no fockin decision. Garvin lie no mudder cont.
The secret is out! Garvin want to join with the COP and Mandavi and Dave disagree wid that.
Today is Saturday. Ah taking bets that the focker will be smelling Dookeran bottom tomorrow in Woodford Square and lookin like he periods coming.
Now dat fockin party have only 5 members, do ah dunno how the fock he goin to find 2 replacements. Or maybe is fock the rest of them when he join wid the 3/4 dead COrPse tomorrow.
Party drop-outs now seem to be contagious, as the two deputy political leaders of the Movement for National Development (MND) have now resigned from that party.
A release from the MND yesterday informed that Mandavi Tewari and Dav Kowlessar had both tendered letters of resignation on Tuesday, after an executive meeting, to political leader Garvin Nicholas.
Nicholas told the Express that the two deputy political leaders resigned because they disagreed with a decision that the executive had taken.
He said he did not wish to disclose the decision, but added that work is in progress to fill their vacancies.
Nicholas said the MND's constitution allows for four deputy political leaders, but he had only appointed two, who have now resigned.
The executive aint take no fockin decision. Garvin lie no mudder cont.
The secret is out! Garvin want to join with the COP and Mandavi and Dave disagree wid that.
Today is Saturday. Ah taking bets that the focker will be smelling Dookeran bottom tomorrow in Woodford Square and lookin like he periods coming.
Now dat fockin party have only 5 members, do ah dunno how the fock he goin to find 2 replacements. Or maybe is fock the rest of them when he join wid the 3/4 dead COrPse tomorrow.
PNM, COP neck-and-neck in popularity says poll
WITH a general election expected to be called at any moment, the ruling People’s National Movement (PNM) and the Congress of the People (COP) are now neck-and-neck in the popularity game, according to the latest UWI/ANSA McAL poll.
Most of the people polled said they would support COP leader Winston Dookeran (25 per cent) over PNM leader and incumbent Prime Minister Patrick Manning (23 per cent) for the post of Prime Minister.
However, when asked for which party they would vote in a general election, most people said they would cast their ballot for the PNM (27 per cent) over the COP (24 per cent).
The UNC-Alliance did not fare very well in the poll, scoring less than 15 per cent in either category, a significant percentage of the people polled remained undecided.
Most people ruled out the likelihood of a UNC/COP alliance and more than 50 per cent of those polled said they would not support such an alliance.
Now I could understand that somebody do ah fockin poll and say which political party in front and who behind. That is fockin understandable.
But when Sabga and he fockin cronies that supporting the fockin half dead COP trying in true true zig zag fashion to fockin manipulate the peoples fockin mind, daz when I does get real fockin pissed.
Plain and simple. WE DOH ELECT NO FOCKIN LEADER OR PRIME MINISTER!
We have fockin political parties that contest the mudder cont election and the political leader of the party that wins the most seats become the Prime fockin Minister. Its that simple.
I also find it very contradicting that more fockin people prefer Dookeran as PM, but more assholes say they will vote for the PNM.
Why the fock these pollsters does ask these dotish questions for. Or is it that they just trying to infiltrate the mind of the average citizen to plant the Syrian wishes in their mind.
That last line could never fockin reflect the opinion of the masses on the road. Its a lie again.
Come Syrians, try better than that.
Most of the people polled said they would support COP leader Winston Dookeran (25 per cent) over PNM leader and incumbent Prime Minister Patrick Manning (23 per cent) for the post of Prime Minister.
However, when asked for which party they would vote in a general election, most people said they would cast their ballot for the PNM (27 per cent) over the COP (24 per cent).
The UNC-Alliance did not fare very well in the poll, scoring less than 15 per cent in either category, a significant percentage of the people polled remained undecided.
Most people ruled out the likelihood of a UNC/COP alliance and more than 50 per cent of those polled said they would not support such an alliance.
Now I could understand that somebody do ah fockin poll and say which political party in front and who behind. That is fockin understandable.
But when Sabga and he fockin cronies that supporting the fockin half dead COP trying in true true zig zag fashion to fockin manipulate the peoples fockin mind, daz when I does get real fockin pissed.
Plain and simple. WE DOH ELECT NO FOCKIN LEADER OR PRIME MINISTER!
We have fockin political parties that contest the mudder cont election and the political leader of the party that wins the most seats become the Prime fockin Minister. Its that simple.
I also find it very contradicting that more fockin people prefer Dookeran as PM, but more assholes say they will vote for the PNM.
Why the fock these pollsters does ask these dotish questions for. Or is it that they just trying to infiltrate the mind of the average citizen to plant the Syrian wishes in their mind.
That last line could never fockin reflect the opinion of the masses on the road. Its a lie again.
Come Syrians, try better than that.
Friday, September 7, 2007
I'm no political stooge
Kristy Ramnarine kramnarine@trinidadexpress.com
Police Commissioner Trevor Paul is assuring people that they can exercise their constitutional right to vote without fear.
He is also categorically denying claims that he is being used as a "political stooge".
He made the comment yesterday, in response to United National Congress Senator Wade Mark's allegation that the ruling People's National Movement plans to use 'rogue' members of the security forces to intimidate people in the upcoming election.
In a statement yesterday, Paul said: "It has been noted with some degree of concern that Mr Mark claims the UNC Alliance has received information that the People's National Movement plans to use rogue elements in the Police Service, Defence Force and Coast Guard as muscle to harass members of the public in marginal constituencies for the upcoming general elections.
"On the contrary, the Commissioner of Police wishes to advise the public that he intends to use all police officers to protect citizens of Trinidad and Tobago while they exercise their constitutional right to vote. This safety measure applies not only to marginal constituencies, but all 41 constituencies."
Paul also urged Mark and other politicians to refrain from making "irresponsible and inflammatory statements to the media, and by extension the general population in the absence of credible evidence".
"Mr Mark's statements appear to have been designed to create fear in the minds of the voting public and in doing so he has brought the Police Service into disrepute," the statement said.
"However, the Commissioner of Police reiterates that all efforts will be made to protect citizens in all constituencies."
Paul said he is also willing to meet Mark "to determine how best the information he claims to have can be used in furtherance of a police investigation into the scathing allegations made against the Police Service".
Trevor "Rock d Boat" Paul ha to think dat all ah we real dotish yes.
This is the first Comm. of Police I know that went to a fockin PNM cottage meeting to address the gathering in Maraval.
This is the fockin CoP that tell his understudy Dennis Graham doh rock the fockin boat, he will resign jus now.
This is the fockin CoP that has presided over the fockin highest ever rate of crime and banditry in the fockin history of T&T. (Well doh talk bout solving anything with dem.)
This is the CoP that didnt want to investigate Larry "Fock You" Achong for cussing the sweet lil Indian beti dong South.
This CoP could only act when the fockin public up in his asshole and only to harass Indian people. Like he fraid niggas too.
Police Commissioner Trevor Paul is assuring people that they can exercise their constitutional right to vote without fear.
He is also categorically denying claims that he is being used as a "political stooge".
He made the comment yesterday, in response to United National Congress Senator Wade Mark's allegation that the ruling People's National Movement plans to use 'rogue' members of the security forces to intimidate people in the upcoming election.
In a statement yesterday, Paul said: "It has been noted with some degree of concern that Mr Mark claims the UNC Alliance has received information that the People's National Movement plans to use rogue elements in the Police Service, Defence Force and Coast Guard as muscle to harass members of the public in marginal constituencies for the upcoming general elections.
"On the contrary, the Commissioner of Police wishes to advise the public that he intends to use all police officers to protect citizens of Trinidad and Tobago while they exercise their constitutional right to vote. This safety measure applies not only to marginal constituencies, but all 41 constituencies."
Paul also urged Mark and other politicians to refrain from making "irresponsible and inflammatory statements to the media, and by extension the general population in the absence of credible evidence".
"Mr Mark's statements appear to have been designed to create fear in the minds of the voting public and in doing so he has brought the Police Service into disrepute," the statement said.
"However, the Commissioner of Police reiterates that all efforts will be made to protect citizens in all constituencies."
Paul said he is also willing to meet Mark "to determine how best the information he claims to have can be used in furtherance of a police investigation into the scathing allegations made against the Police Service".
Trevor "Rock d Boat" Paul ha to think dat all ah we real dotish yes.
This is the first Comm. of Police I know that went to a fockin PNM cottage meeting to address the gathering in Maraval.
This is the fockin CoP that tell his understudy Dennis Graham doh rock the fockin boat, he will resign jus now.
This is the fockin CoP that has presided over the fockin highest ever rate of crime and banditry in the fockin history of T&T. (Well doh talk bout solving anything with dem.)
This is the CoP that didnt want to investigate Larry "Fock You" Achong for cussing the sweet lil Indian beti dong South.
This CoP could only act when the fockin public up in his asshole and only to harass Indian people. Like he fraid niggas too.
Thursday, September 6, 2007
African boys in danger
Anna Ramdass aramdass@trinidadexpress.com
African boys in the East-West Corridor are in danger, Independent Senator Ramesh Deosaran has said.
Yuh mean somebody had to fockin pay you to tell them that. I coulda do that in ah fockin jiffy.
Speaking during his budget contribution at the Senate sitting at the Red House, Port of Spain, yesterday, Deosaran said the Public Services Association asked him and his team to do an analysis on the African youth in the East-West Corridor because of the high numbers of boys of African ethnicity in the prisons, before the magistrates' courts and in special homes.
So fockin finally! Somebody actually fockin realise that the prisons, courts and special homes are resident to fockin niggas. They are fockin bandits. What the fock else you expect?
He said the high crime rates in the Northern Division was also another factor.
Deosaran said the study, entitled "African youths in danger", was completed last year and "If something is not done quickly, comprehensively and appropriately, I think the danger will increase because it is a high risk issue... African youth is in danger in the East-West Corridor".
Fock why? The PNM will give dem work in CEPEP and fockin URP. Keep the niggas in bondage and slavery. They like it so.
Deosaran said one-on-one interviews were conducted with these African boys and they appeared to have low self-esteem and no aspirations or goals.
He said researchers asked these African boys what they would like to be when they grow up and a 17-year-old said a doctor. "That was a big joke. You know why it was a big joke? Because it was impossible for him to achieve that and even think like that," said Deosaran, adding that the peer group mentality and pressure all add to this negativism.
Because the niggas have no training. They dont even know who the fock is dey father and the mother dont know either.
All he pardners and dem looking for wok in the programme and the PNM supplying. So he want the same thing too. Yuh think he really want to be a doctor?
Deosaran said these African youths in the East-West Corridor do not even know what subjects to take to pursue a relevant profession.
Whilst in school, the niggas only studying to bull. Goat, teacher, the janitor, fig tree. Anything wid ah hole. Daz the only subject dem know.
He said that they have attested to the fact they have guns and knives; and a principal has even said that stabbing and school violence was "a regular thing".
Oh they love killing one another. And you know what? We love it too. Less niggas, less stress!
He said these African boys were questioned about the environment of the classroom and their teachers and the answers revealed there was unfairness in the system.
"Unfairness in the classroom is an injustice to these young people; teachers must have a sense of social justice,'' said Deosaran.
Deosaran, haul u mudder cont nah! Wa fockin unfairness yuh talking bout. Like you want ah big contract from the PNM or what?
The fockers and dem have to go to the back of the class to watch under the teacher skirt, listen to music on ah iPod that somebody family teef in Brooklyn and send dong and lick powder of the female nigglets chest.
While all that goin on, the coolies up front paying attention to wa goin on on the blackboard.
African boys in the East-West Corridor are in danger, Independent Senator Ramesh Deosaran has said.
Yuh mean somebody had to fockin pay you to tell them that. I coulda do that in ah fockin jiffy.
Speaking during his budget contribution at the Senate sitting at the Red House, Port of Spain, yesterday, Deosaran said the Public Services Association asked him and his team to do an analysis on the African youth in the East-West Corridor because of the high numbers of boys of African ethnicity in the prisons, before the magistrates' courts and in special homes.
So fockin finally! Somebody actually fockin realise that the prisons, courts and special homes are resident to fockin niggas. They are fockin bandits. What the fock else you expect?
He said the high crime rates in the Northern Division was also another factor.
Deosaran said the study, entitled "African youths in danger", was completed last year and "If something is not done quickly, comprehensively and appropriately, I think the danger will increase because it is a high risk issue... African youth is in danger in the East-West Corridor".
Fock why? The PNM will give dem work in CEPEP and fockin URP. Keep the niggas in bondage and slavery. They like it so.
Deosaran said one-on-one interviews were conducted with these African boys and they appeared to have low self-esteem and no aspirations or goals.
He said researchers asked these African boys what they would like to be when they grow up and a 17-year-old said a doctor. "That was a big joke. You know why it was a big joke? Because it was impossible for him to achieve that and even think like that," said Deosaran, adding that the peer group mentality and pressure all add to this negativism.
Because the niggas have no training. They dont even know who the fock is dey father and the mother dont know either.
All he pardners and dem looking for wok in the programme and the PNM supplying. So he want the same thing too. Yuh think he really want to be a doctor?
Deosaran said these African youths in the East-West Corridor do not even know what subjects to take to pursue a relevant profession.
Whilst in school, the niggas only studying to bull. Goat, teacher, the janitor, fig tree. Anything wid ah hole. Daz the only subject dem know.
He said that they have attested to the fact they have guns and knives; and a principal has even said that stabbing and school violence was "a regular thing".
Oh they love killing one another. And you know what? We love it too. Less niggas, less stress!
He said these African boys were questioned about the environment of the classroom and their teachers and the answers revealed there was unfairness in the system.
"Unfairness in the classroom is an injustice to these young people; teachers must have a sense of social justice,'' said Deosaran.
Deosaran, haul u mudder cont nah! Wa fockin unfairness yuh talking bout. Like you want ah big contract from the PNM or what?
The fockers and dem have to go to the back of the class to watch under the teacher skirt, listen to music on ah iPod that somebody family teef in Brooklyn and send dong and lick powder of the female nigglets chest.
While all that goin on, the coolies up front paying attention to wa goin on on the blackboard.
Doctor praises Minister
Richard Charan South Bureau
Thursday, September 6th 2007
PORT OF Spain North/St Ann's West MP John Rahael, who shocked the nation by bowing out of this year's general election, may have riled many doctors during his term as Health Minister, but at least one doctor has given him an "A" grade.
Dr Anand Chatoorgoon, acting Medical Director at the San Fernando General Hospital, said yesterday that Rahael's announcement had left him "sad and crying, because I shall truly miss this man".
"He is the best Minister of Health I have known, and he tried very hard indeed, and in my view succeeded, in improving the health service to the people," he said.
Chatoorgoon said while much needed to be done in the health sector, "he is the best man for the job".
"His attitude has been one of providing quality service to the poor people who come to our hospitals, and he has sought to do that by providing services in terms of equipment and drugs and impressing upon attendants and nurses and doctors of the need to be caring and compassionate towards patients."
Chatoorgoon said that at the San Fernando General Hospital, "Minister Rahael had increased the number of beds, improved our haemodialysis service for kidney patients and provided more surgeries for patients". "He will be a difficult act to follow," he added.
From the time I see this fockin headline, ah say the only, the one and only king size cacahole who could say something like this is Anand Chattergoon.
Focker so busy eating money that he couldnt see the child dying when he leave the fockin chile to attend to other business.
Somebody should fock this cyat in he bottom with ah soft over ripe pineapple. The man is such a lick ass.....
Ah wonder how dey does take on a cont like this in dem Sai Baba sat sang?
Thursday, September 6th 2007
PORT OF Spain North/St Ann's West MP John Rahael, who shocked the nation by bowing out of this year's general election, may have riled many doctors during his term as Health Minister, but at least one doctor has given him an "A" grade.
Dr Anand Chatoorgoon, acting Medical Director at the San Fernando General Hospital, said yesterday that Rahael's announcement had left him "sad and crying, because I shall truly miss this man".
"He is the best Minister of Health I have known, and he tried very hard indeed, and in my view succeeded, in improving the health service to the people," he said.
Chatoorgoon said while much needed to be done in the health sector, "he is the best man for the job".
"His attitude has been one of providing quality service to the poor people who come to our hospitals, and he has sought to do that by providing services in terms of equipment and drugs and impressing upon attendants and nurses and doctors of the need to be caring and compassionate towards patients."
Chatoorgoon said that at the San Fernando General Hospital, "Minister Rahael had increased the number of beds, improved our haemodialysis service for kidney patients and provided more surgeries for patients". "He will be a difficult act to follow," he added.
From the time I see this fockin headline, ah say the only, the one and only king size cacahole who could say something like this is Anand Chattergoon.
Focker so busy eating money that he couldnt see the child dying when he leave the fockin chile to attend to other business.
Somebody should fock this cyat in he bottom with ah soft over ripe pineapple. The man is such a lick ass.....
Ah wonder how dey does take on a cont like this in dem Sai Baba sat sang?
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