And Martinez says that contrary to popular perception, he doesn't believe that he sprung any new information on the government.
This morning he reminded the media that news of G.O.B's most recent fire sales had already been public knowledge, and, in his opinion, had already begun to fester into public frustration.
Luke Martinez - Member of the Commission of Inquiry "We work as a group, we work as a group, we anticipated that something like this would have happened today and we have to give support to each other, we have to."
Reporter "What next, you've walked out, you've busted up the commission in essence, you ambushed them, what happens now?"
Luke Martinez "No, I didn't ambush them. We delivered a message to the Belizean people that we cannot be talking about one thing from one side of our lips and expressing something from the other side of our lips, so we didn't ambush the commission. In fact, you all were a part of this when you aired the sale of this, the recent assets right so this isn't ambush this shouldn't be any type of surprise in fact you all are here today."
