WHERE IS THE G7
Submitted by SPINNINGGGGG on Tue, 2004-11-02 04:23.
Politics
deh seven bally mek wah big deal when shit hit the fan. Weh di fuck deh deh now after the fingure pointing done. Quoting Rufus X on the kremandala show, DEH SEVEN BALLY DA NOTHING BETTA THAN SOME PROSTITUTES.
who woke up??
Submitted by koncas on Tue, 2004-11-02 09:45.
We only open our eyes to see that nothing hasn't change and it never will if we keep bitching and not doing anything... What's a little march going to do?? May question is when is the damn legal system going to step in for a change and lock some of these idiots that's running the country...
How about those asses how keep pushing there hands out every election? Those are fools who can't see the big picture, $50 going to last you a day, high taxes going to kill you for the next 5 yrs..
We need to act and show them we will not take these crap........
G7...MIA
Submitted by blu koncas on Tue, 2004-11-02 08:24.
Maybe the G7 was just a wake up call fi many Belizeans like myself. We so desperately want to see change in our beloved country that we are willing to give anyone a chance who offers reasonable hope!!!
When the G7 took a stand against ralph and musa and the rest ah dem thiefing cocksuckers in governement and at social security...i thought...well this is it! This is the change that belize needs! Boy was i wrong...all ah dem bitches hide dem tails between dem legs and run away like wah bunch ah lee sissy gial!!!
If that wasnt bad enough, everybody just seemed to have forgotten about the whole scenario with SSB and Intelco!
Is there any reason to HOPE for change? Will it ever come? Who will bring about the change that we need?
Well, i might not know a lotta things, but im sure of one thing...we cant wait around for the government to bring about change cause the system works for them! Its time to stop thinking inside the box and take a stand for ourselves! ITS TIME FOR CHANGE BELIZE!!! ITS TIME FOR CHANGE!!!
poverty, oppression, violence
The PUP has successfully created a poverty model for governance similar to Guatemala and our other surrounding Central American neighbours. Our economy is in a terrible state and people really don't have much to hope for. Due to this condition, it's easy for the PUP to take advantage of our people with handouts every so often. What this does is let the people beleive that their is no hope without that little handout and those poor people believe deep down in their hearts that they would not be able to live without that.
As sad as that may sound, the true question then becomes; how do we change it?
"It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man!"