The failure of the PNP to properly manage the Jamaican economy is threatening to shutter many manufacturing organization.
Metry Seaga from the JMA reported that members of his organization are only able to access US$2000 per day, which is not enough to pay for their good and services.
The gross mismanagement of the Jamaican economy by this administration is alarming and is pushing many Jamaicans to the brink of starvation.
People have now resorted to eating crocodile and I suspect that mangoose, cats and dogs maybe not too far from the dinner table as the economic situation gets from bad to worse.
I knew the country would suffer at the hands of the PNP, but I did not expect it to get so bad and so quickly.
Manufactures are now bawling out and when you hear these persons speaking out against this government, you know its very bad.
Can we expect to hear from the PM, well we have a better chance to hear she has left the country than to hear her speak about the bad situation in Jamaica.
This must be the best Prime Minister ever, she can snub the general and public and the media and its not a problem at all.
How much longer can this behaviour continue ?
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Just wait for the comrades to spin this. They put Shane Warne and Muttiah Muralitharan to shame.
The fear/scare mongering continues as the Labourites continues their year-long convention on the blog, culminating in the penultimate November Convention. Give it up guys, you cannot overthrow the PNP by talking about selling bread by the slice or eating crocodile and I suspect that mangoes, cats and dogs. I will come back 16.5 years from now and you all will be crying down shame on the people’s party. Life as a Labourite must really sucks.
Jay, have you try the crocodile meat….. a really nice delicacy. I heard that the Chinese likes cat and dog meat, why are you putting down this enthic group? 🙂
The Chinese will take over Jamaica under the PNP and so we soon will be eating cats and dogs.
Winning elections is everything for comrades. No matter the shoddiness of their stewardship, they must always be in power.
The present administration has not achieved anything, the revenue shortfall is about 5 billion and the growth plans are extremely old. The pnp is only adept at winning elections