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We don’t know exactly what Barbados’ lying machine Mia Muttley told the AU members, in her lying frenzy. Be very aware NO ONE in the west will put that type of money in the hands of notorious exposed thieves. Particularly not for them to racketeer and still run a reverse slave trade against Afrikan descents in Barbados and the Caribbean.
Don’t know if the AU knew how much they were trying to extort, doubt they said the exact amount since they are so now desperate for allies in their many planned heists against Afrika and Afrikans. Just be aware that these dangerous criminal thieves are being monitored and analyzed by many.
“My apologies Caribbean Commission is asking for £33,000,000,000,000
using the formula that 1 trillion has 12 zeros.”
Yolande Grant – African Online Publishing Copyright (c) 2023. All Rights Reserved. September 14, 2023. @ 2:54 AM
If that figure of 33 trillion pounds???? is correct, even if it’s much, much less…it’s coming from blackmailers, extortionists and thieves, believing some fool will put any type of money in their crooked hands so they can racketeer, with their thieving minority friends….no one needs Barbados dangerous, lying machine politicians/PM/government crime ministers or their criminal partners to distribute reparations directly to AFRIKAN DESCENTS.
Afrika has been warned to stay out of this….they have their own part to play FROM THE AFRIKA PERSPECTIVE…joining forces with known bajan thieves, exploiters and oppressers of Afrikan people is not a viable option.
Yolande Grant – African Online Publishing Copyright (c) 2023. All Rights Reserved. September 10, 2023. @ 3:22 PM
This lady is telling the truth. This has been the evil wickedness in Barbados’ politicians from the 1920s and coming forward. Lies, greed and stealing are all you have ever gotten from them, and it has evolved into pure poison coming from DBLP. That’s all you will ever get from the crass and lowclass.
Source: barbadostoday.bb
In a recent article I argue for the current political class in Barbados – on both sides of the B/D divide to be termed the politourgeoisie. I defined the term as “a special kind of bourgeoisie that arises largely out of the same powerless and progressive systems in Commonwealth Caribbean society but use other types of privileges such as family connections, school tie connections and memberships in elite clubs, lodges and churches to disassociate from and then manipulate the rest of the society mainly driven by their access to governmental political power. Where bourgeoisie may depend on long heritage of money and status, politourgeoisie rely heavily on delusion, veneer, and trickery to maintain their social position.”
Trying to persuade the average Barbadian that politicians should make what struggling masses perceive as disproportionately high salaries because they suffer after politics is an example of the trickery of the politourgeoisie.
It is disingenuous especially when there is no mention of the gains and benefits politics brings including larger professional networks regionally and internationally which are usually lucrative both during and after active politics.
This politourgeosie have caused regression and slippage in Barbados’ independence struggle. Indeed not just Barbados but across the Commonwealth Caribbean, this class has kept the structures of the plantation society that were detrimental to the masses intact for their own gain. The political structures that brought us from plantation rule to post independence plantation rule can take us no further. Fanon was not wrong – there is plenty black skin with white masks about.
– Marsha Hinds Myrie is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Guelph and a practising women and girls advocate.
