So, as you heard, the prime minister is basically asking for a "bly" since his administration has only been on office for 5 months.
But what does that PSU think of that request for a two-year break?
The first vice president, Dean Flowers, said today that if the government is left unchecked for two years, it will be like the tale of the twisted tree.
Dean Flowers - First Vice President, PSU "A matter that I think I must comment on is the prime minister's comment whereby he is asking us for 2 years."
Jules Vasquez "To learn how to deal with these best practices."
Dean Flowers "So, since the onset of COVID, my good friend brother Luke gave me 20 coconut trees and I planted them upright from day one because of the heavy wind, when I went back to my little farm they were this way [right], they were twisted. The prime minister is saying to us leave me twisted and in 2 years come back and check me. Imagine had I left those coconut trees this way and check on them after 2 years, would I have been able to straighten them back? Absolutely not, the minute the prime minister and his government took office, they knew they had to do the right thing. They knew they had to come in a good governance platform, that is what they campaigned on, they gave us 100 days promise that they would implement and do the right thing and what have we seen? Play by play out of the Barrow administration corrupt playbook."
