PNP has been a complete disaster since taking office in Dec 2011 and the worst is yet to come !

The PNP government is failing badly and now Jamaicans are left asking ” what do we do now”. We rejected the labourites because we did not like their economic plan and where it was taking Jamaica.

We elected the PNP who appears to have had no plan and are confused and at sea since taking leadership.  Portia promised to be our nightmare between 2007 and 2011 and she was, but not many expect she would continue to be our “worst nightmare” having attained the position she fought so hard for.

The country us being ruined by the policies ( I think that should be none action) of the PNP and you know its VERY BAD, when legitimate businessmen and women have to be turning to illegitimate sources to keep their business afloat. Can you imagine US $ being sold for $145 :1

As one comrade said to me Saturday night ” Jay me neva dream Portia would have been such a poor leader and the PNP performance would have been so dismal. Dem did seh dem ago tun up d ting, but is like d man dem a bun up d ting. Mi vex how d country a run, mi nah tell u nuh lie my bex iyah”.

Dr Phillips is one person in the party that I had trusted and was on record saying he should be the leader of the PNP and ultimately PM, but as time went by I have seen where Dr Phillips has lost his credibility and now can no longer be trusted. In the last two weeks Dr Peter Phillips has mentioned on no less that 3 occasions that our monies in the bank is safe and the GOJ has no intention of following in the footsteps of Cyprus.

Given Dr Phillps propensity for saying one thing and doing the opposite, I am now more worried than ever, that he could make a move on the fruits of my hard labour and ask for 10-15% of those balances above $600k.

I went online today to check my land taxes and thanks to the PNP,  I have been asked to pay an increase of 135.56% above last years number. Thank you Portia and the PNP, you guys are surely planning to take Jamaica back to the 1970’s.

Courtesy : Jamaica Observer