Political Tricksters and Trickery Come Out Before Elections

Like clockwork, it happens every single election cycle, the tricksters come out. The performances begin. 

The handshakes, the photo ops, the sudden concern for “the people.” Government bodies that were previously invisible suddenly appear in communities they had ignored. 

Roads that were crumbling for decades are suddenly “on the list.” Clinics, hospitals, schools, services, now they’re finally being “assessed.”

Let’s be truthful and unapologetic about it: this is not leadership, this is election-season trickery.

The nation is in shambles. Roads are broken and unsafe. 

Hospitals and clinics are under-resourced. Schools are struggling. Services barely function. Taxes are crushing. 

The cost of living is unbearable. People are drowning, not surviving. 

Families need help, people need housing, people need a proper roof over their heads, eople need relief, dignity, and stability.

And where was the government all these years?

They were in the office, they were paid, they held portfolios, they collected salaries, yet nothing meaningful was done.

Now that elections are near, they suddenly “see” the problems, suddenly, things “want fixing.” Suddenly, they remember communities exist. 

Suddenly, there’s help, giveaways, promises, and sweet talk, and the moment elections pass, if they get back in, everything goes right back to the same neglect, the same silence, the same suffering.

This must be said clearly:
Government help is not a favor, It is not charity, It is not bribery currency.

The government’s duty is to help the people at all times, not only when votes are needed. 

It should never be a “give-to-get” system. It should never be “we help you now, so you owe us your vote.” 

That is manipulation, that is exploitation, that is trickery.

Every political minister has a portfolio. Every portfolio represents a responsibility. Every responsibility represents people.
So why are portfolios sitting on desks while ministers collect paychecks and communities crumble?

Why are people’s cries reaching the skies and flooding social media, yet those in power remain absent?

If trickery is what is being pushed before elections, then hear this clearly, people:
Take the help, Take the food, Take the benefits, Take the money, Eat them out. Drink them out, Take what is offered while it is available.
But do not allow anyone, government or otherwise, to make you feel obligated to support them or vote for them.

You owe no party loyalty for basic duties that were neglected for years.

Vote with your eyes open, vote cognizant of the real representation you received, or did not receive, over the last seven years.
If chaos, crisis, and suffering are happening now while a party is in power, ask yourself honestly:

What will happen if they reign for seven more years?

The answer is not difficult.
The pleas will grow louder.
The crisis will deepen.
The nation will fall further into shambles.

This is not about party colors, this is not about slogans, this is not about promises made under election tents, this is about survival, this is about dignity, this is about the future.

Do the right thing, people.
Vote for the individual who truly has the people’s best interest at heart. A God fearing individual who Truly has a heart for Almighty God and that put God first. 

Not in the interest of self.
Not foreign investors.
Not corporations.
Not friends of friends and family of friends.
Not money, money, money.

The people matter, the nation matters,
and no amount of last-minute trickery should ever make us forget that.

A God-fearing leader who truly puts Almighty God first will carry the light of God to protect, guide, and provide for the people, not drown them in debt, not push them into depletion, and not rule through greed or deception. 

True leadership lifts people up, it does not sink them.

True leadership does not rob, kill and destroy the people, that satans ways, his spirits and demons works.

So any leader and political representatives that carry and distribute these motives and movements etc, "CLEARLY" the enemy has infiltrated the head of the nation, and is working to destroy the nation and the people in it.

Exactly What Went Wrong: The Collapse of Standards, Service, and Respect

Gone are the days when fine establishments took pride in service, presentation, and respect. 

There was a time when walking into a business meant you were welcomed, assisted, and treated like your presence mattered. 

Today, too many places feel like the complete opposite, and people are fed up pretending otherwise.

Let’s be truthful and stop sugarcoating it.

Many businesses now seem more focused on filling positions than maintaining standards. You walk in and are met with rough energy, no greeting, no eye contact, no professionalism. 

Some employees speak to customers the same way they’d speak to friends on the block, casual to the point of disrespect, careless with language, and completely detached from the responsibility of representing a business.

This isn’t about background, class, or where anyone comes from, it’s about attitude, manners, and accountability.

Professional spaces require professional behavior, Period.

When employees arrive as if they’re still at home, still on the street corner, still in personal mode, it damages the business, the brand, and the overall experience for everyone involved. 

Customers shouldn’t feel like an inconvenience. 

They shouldn’t have to guess whether they’ll be acknowledged. 

And they certainly shouldn’t be spoken to in a way that lacks courtesy or basic respect.

What happened to:

* Proper greetings?

* Clear communication?

* Respectful tone?

* Appreciation in one’s role?

Somewhere along the line, standards were lowered, and excuses were raised.

And businesses must take responsibility too.

Hiring without training.

Hiring without enforcing conduct.

Hiring without demanding professionalism.

You can’t expect excellence when you tolerate mediocrity. 

You can’t build a strong establishment with weak standards. 

And you can’t blame customers for speaking up when service has fallen off a cliff.

This is a wake-up call, not an insult.

People deserve respect in spaces where they spend their hard-earned money. 

Employees deserve guidance, training, and leadership, not neglect. 

And businesses that want longevity must understand this simple truth:

How your staff presents themselves is how your business is perceived.

The people see it, the people feel it, and the people are no longer willing to accept poor service disguised as “that’s just how things are now.”

Standards matter.

Manners matter.

Energy matters.

And it’s time we stop pretending otherwise.

Political Package Lies

In politics, there is a familiar performance that plays out every election cycle.

 Government leaders and ministers mount podiums, look the people in their eyes, and promise the world. 

They promise progress, prosperity, justice, accountability, opportunity, and a better life for everyone. 

Their words are polished, rehearsed, and carefully packaged to sound sincere. But once the votes are counted and power is secured, everything changes.

The smiles fade, the voices go silent, the ministers disappear.

Suddenly, the same individuals who were everywhere during campaigns are nowhere to be found. 

The issues that needed urgent attention remain untouched, communities wait,  systems fail, Roads, healthcare, education, housing, wages, and social services crumble under neglect. 

And yet, ministers sit comfortably on portfolios, collecting salaries, allowances, and benefits while doing little to nothing of substance for the people they swore to serve.

This is not leadership, this is deception.

Political leaders promise the people everything, but deliver almost nothing. Instead, they string the population along with sweet words, empty speeches, and recycled excuses. 

Those who are gullible enough to believe the lies are kept distracted with slogans, handshakes, and staged photo opportunities, while real decisions are made elsewhere, behind closed doors, far away from public scrutiny.

Governments love to speak about transparency, yet their operations thrive in secrecy. 

They exclude the very people they claim to represent, deals are made in private rooms. 

Contracts are signed without public consent. National resources are negotiated away while citizens are left in the dark, this is not accidental, it is deliberate.

 At the core of it all is greed.

Government leaders who lack integrity do not protect nations; they rob them. 

They rob the people of their values, their dignity, their future, and their birthright. 

This is not a secret, do the research, look across the world at nations rich in oil, minerals, land, agriculture, and strategic resources, yet their people remain poor. 

Over and over again, leaders are exposed for corruption, siphoning state funds, enriching themselves, selling out national land and resources to foreign investors, corporations, and special interests.

These are leaders who sell out their people, leaders who sell out their nation, leaders who sell out the land beneath their own feet.

They drain their countries dry and leave their citizens desolate, depleted, and dependent. 

A leader who cannot control their appetite for money cannot stop corruption when it walks through the door, because they willingly invite it in.

When a nation receives enormous financial aid, loans, grants, or funding, and there are no visible improvements in infrastructure, healthcare, education, employment, or quality of life, the question must be asked: 

Where did the money go? If there is no clear accounting, no transparency, and no measurable outcomes, then the funds are either being laundered, mismanaged, or quietly stored in offshore accounts and foreign banks.

History has already shown us what happens next.

Many leaders have been overthrown, removed, or disgraced because of corruption. 

The people have seen this pattern repeat itself time and time again. 

We have also witnessed organizations and political funding bodies exposed for unauthorized financial transactions and questionable operations. 

Even when certain entities are “shut down” or removed from public view, who is to say that similar operations are not still running, simply rebranded, renamed, and disguised under different administrations, political bodies, or institutions?

Corruption does not disappear.
It relocates.
It rebrands.
It hides.

Corrupt politicians are always swayed when they walk in pride, ego, and obsession with money. 

When leaders are constantly chasing dollar signs, when they crave power, applause, and the spotlight, corruption follows them like a shadow. 

And they allow it, because it serves their appetite.

Never trust a government that does not truly have a heart for God, a fear of God, or a genuine love for the people of the nation. 

A leader without moral grounding, without accountability beyond themselves, can be easily bought. 

Matthew 6:24 "No man can serve two masters, for either  he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will hold to the one, and dispised the other. You cannot serve GOD and mammon" 

A leader who does not put the people first will always put money first. 

Pride makes them blind. Ego makes them reckless. Greed makes them dangerous.

The people must wake up.

Political packages are often lies wrapped in promises. 

True leadership is not loud during elections and silent afterward. 

True leadership shows up, serves consistently, works openly, and puts the well-being of the people above personal gain. Anything less is deception, and the world has seen enough of it.

The world of nations and people has seen enough of it to know when it's right in their faces, in the leaders they blindly voted for.

TAXES-THE BIGGEST SCAM RUNNING THROUGH GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS WORLDWIDE

Let’s stop dancing around it and call it exactly what it is.

One of the largest and most prevalent scams operating within government systems worldwide is triple taxation, taxing individuals when they earn, spend, and own, all using the same money that was already taxed in the first place.

You work.
You earn.
You get taxed.

Before you even touch your money, a portion is taken. 

That’s income tax, the first cut, you’re told it’s for “the greater good,” for roads, healthcare, education, security, Fine, that’s the story.

Then you take what’s left of your already-taxed income and go to buy food, clothing, fuel, electricity, basic necessities, and guess what?
You get taxed again.

Value Added Tax, Sales tax, Consumption tax, Service charges wrapped in government language.
That’s the second cut.

Now let’s say you’re disciplined, you save. you invest, you buy a home, land, or a vehicle, using money that has already been taxed multiple times.
And what happens next?

You are charged property tax, land tax, vehicle tax, licensing fees, registration fees, environmental levies, and annual renewals, simply for owning something you already paid for with taxed money.

That’s the third cut.

And society has been conditioned to accept this as “normal.”

Let that sink in.

You are taxed for being productive.
You are taxed for surviving.
You are taxed for owning.

At no point is the system asking whether this is fair, sustainable, or humane. 

The system only asks one question: How much more can we extract before people notice?

This is not about “contributing to society.”
This is about control, dependence, and continuous extraction.

If taxes were truly working as promised, people wouldn’t be drowning in poverty, public services wouldn’t be collapsing, and governments wouldn’t constantly be “short on funds” while politicians enjoy raises, perks, and protection. 

The math simply doesn’t add up, unless the system was never designed to serve the people in the first place.

And here’s the part many are afraid to say out loud:

If a private company charged you three times for the same product, it would be called fraud.
If a government does it, it’s called policy.

People are not lazy, people are not irresponsible, people are not the problem,
The structure is.

A structure that keeps citizens permanently paying, permanently owing, permanently stressed, while being told to be grateful for crumbs dressed up as “benefits.”

This blog is not about refusing responsibility, it’s about demanding honesty, transparency, and fairness. 

It’s about questioning why the burden always falls on the working class, the small business owners, the everyday citizens, while the largest corporations and elite interests find endless loopholes.

Awakening starts when people stop accepting injustice just because it’s legal.

And the truth is simple:

A system that taxes you when you earn, when you spend, and when you own, all with the same money, is not designed to empower you.
It is designed to drain you.

The moment people truly see this, question it, and speak on it without fear, is the moment the illusion of “this is just how it is” begins to crack.

Truth doesn’t need permission.
And silence is the only thing keeping this scam alive.

Barbadians’ Intelligence and Hard Work are being Insulted by a One or Two Percent Minimum Wage Increase

Let’s be clear and honest, this is not progress, this is an insult.

After years of Barbadians begging, reasoning, protesting quietly, and waiting patiently for a meaningful minimum wage increase, this one or two percent adjustment is all the government can produce? 

After all the rejection, all the delays, all the excuses, this is what hard-working people are told to accept with gratitude?

This is not respect.
This is not leadership.
This is not justice.

Barbadians are not lazy, Barbadians are not ignorant, Barbadians are not blind.

Every day, minimum-wage workers keep businesses alive, cleaning, serving, lifting, stocking, guarding, cooking, caring, and maintaining the very systems that generate profit for employers and revenue for the state. 

Yet when it comes time to fairly compensate that labor, workers are handed crumbs.

A one or two percent increase does nothing against today’s cost of living, nothing against rent, nothing against food prices, nothing against transportation, utilities, school expenses, or medical costs. 

By now, after all the years people have waited, the minimum wage increase should be substantial, not symbolic, it should reflect reality, not public relations.

And let’s talk about the double standard.

When government bodies decide they need a raise, it is never one or two percent. 

It is five percent, ten percent, sometimes more, no prolonged waiting, no dismissive language, no suggestion that the country “can’t afford it,” Somehow, the money appears.

So why is it that the people who work the hardest receive the smallest increases, while those who contribute the least to daily survival get the largest adjustments? 

Why are the ones carrying the economy expected to tighten their belts endlessly, while decision-makers loosen theirs without shame?

What makes this even more insulting is how quickly employers begin to cry out that they “can’t handle it,” that it “caught them off guard,” that it’s too much, too fast, too much? For who?

What about consumers who are constantly caught off guard by sudden price increases at the supermarket? 

What about families who walk into a store one week and find basic items significantly more expensive the next? 

No warning, no consultation, no grace period. 

People are expected to adjust immediately, silently.

But when workers receive mere cents more per hour, suddenly the system is fragile, that hypocrisy is loud.

The truth is this, Barbadians are being asked to survive in a high-cost economy with low-value wages, while being told to be grateful for increases that don’t even cover inflation. 

That is not economic balance, that is economic disrespect.

This situation sends a dangerous message, that hard work is undervalued, that patience is punished, and that the people who keep the country functioning are an afterthought.

Enough is enough.

Barbadians deserve wages that match reality, not token gestures meant to quiet frustration. 

They deserve policies that reflect the intelligence, resilience, and contribution of the people, not decisions that insult it.

This is unfair to the people, and the people know it.

Let’s tell the truth plainly: employees are the ones keeping businesses afloat. 

Without workers showing up every day, businesses would be crippled, and without customers spending their hard-earned money, those same businesses would shut their doors completely. 

The people are the foundation, both as labor and as consumers. 

When the people recognize their collective power and start using it, their voices will no longer be ignored. 

Respect, fair wages, and real attention only come when the people wake up and stand in the value they already hold.

LET’S REALLY LOOK AT THESE MINIMUM WAGE INCREASES — BECAUSE THEY AREN’T MAKING ANY SENSE

 

Let’s call this what it is: a national insult wrapped in pretty political language.

Every couple of years, the government steps out waving a shiny announcement, “We’re raising minimum wage!” 

But when you strip away the glitter, what do the people actually get? Cents, Literal cents, a dollar here, two dollars there, mere crumbs.

Meanwhile, when is it time for them to raise their own salaries?
Suddenly, the percentages jump: 5%, 10%, sometimes even more.
Who do they think they’re fooling?
How is this anything other than economic treason against the people they’re supposed to protect?

Let’s be real, the system is not built for fairness. It's built for self-preservation for the few at the top. 

The same politicians who spend every election season shouting “for the people!” suddenly go quiet when it's time to bring true, life-changing wage increases to the everyday worker keeping the country running.

THE WORKERS GET CRUMBS. THE ELITE GET THE CAKE.

How can a government justify throwing a $1, $2, or $3 increase at workers, knowing full well that Barbados is one of the most expensive places to survive on small wages?

What can $1 do for anyone when a carton of eggs, a bottle of oil, a pack of chicken, and basic vegetables have all climbed beyond reach?

What does a $2 raise do when supermarket prices jump $3, $5, $8 etc without warning?

And the biggest irony is that the price controllers seemed to have disappeared.

The people charged with protecting the public from price gouging, the price controllers, the watchdogs, the regulators, are either invisible, asleep, or intentionally quiet while groceries skyrocket.

So let’s ask the question loudly and clearly.

Where is the justice for the people?

Where is the urgency, the outrage, the leadership?

Why are politicians sitting comfortably with portfolios decorating a desk, while the people carrying the nation on their backs are left gasping under the weight of rising costs, stagnant wages, and empty promises?

Why is it acceptable for a government to raise its own salaries by thousands, while the worker gets a raise that cannot even buy one bag of groceries?

THIS IS NOT GOVERNANCE — THIS IS BACKSIDED MANAGEMENT.

A government cannot claim to stand with the people while leaving them to starve on wages that can’t sustain a dignified life.

A government cannot preach economic empowerment while simultaneously offering the public the smallest possible increase, just to say they have done “something”.

And they cannot claim integrity while their own pockets are inflated and protected, while the nation’s workers struggle with inflated prices and deflated wages.

A COUNTRY CANNOT THRIVE WHEN ITS PEOPLE CAN’T SURVIVE.

This is the hard truth.

Until minimum wage increases reflect the real cost of living, until price control becomes more than a title on a government chart, until politicians put the nation before their personal comfort.

The people will continue to be held hostage in an unfair system built to keep them struggling.

And if the government doesn’t fix it?
The people will be forced to wake up, speak up, and call out every inch of injustice that has been swept under the national carpet for far too long, because crumbs are no longer enough.

Not in this economy, not in Barbados, not anymore.

When the Government Gets the Systems Right, Everything Else Will Finally Follow

 

Let’s tell the truth with no sugar-coating:
A country cannot run properly when its systems are broken, outdated, disorganized, and constantly failing the very people they claim to serve.

Governments love to demand order, compliance, registration, renewal, and regulation, but how can they expect the people to function smoothly when their own systems are in shambles?

You can’t want citizens to register vehicles, renew licenses, follow deadlines, meet requirements, and “do things the right way” … when the place they’re supposed to go is a nightmare of inefficiency.

People call for information; the phone barely rings twice before it’s ignored.
People show up early, and still spend hours sitting, waiting, and wasting precious time for something that should take 15 minutes.
People try the online service, and the website is either down, glitching, or completely useless.

How can a country progress with systems like that?

If the government wants order, the government must FIRST create order.

You cannot expect a smooth outcome from a cracked foundation.
You cannot preach structure when your own institutions are collapsing under mismanagement.
You cannot demand efficiency from citizens while your departments are drowning in chaos.

Let’s talk about the licensing and vehicle service situation that frustrates thousands:

• People renewing licenses are forced to sit in the same overcrowded area as brand-new drivers getting processed.
• One giant bottleneck for multiple services.
• One long line is trying to handle different tasks that should each have its own dedicated setup.
• One big waste of energy, time, and patience.

This is not an order. This is not a service. This is not leadership.
This is systemic failure disguised as “procedure.”

Major services need a major structure, Period.

Renewals should be separate.
New applications should be separate.
Payments should be separate.
Customer service should be accessible.
Online services should actually work, not disappear every time someone tries to log in.

No citizen should have to take a whole day off work just to renew a simple document.
No person should be robbed of hours because a system is disorganized.
No one should have to beg for assistance in a place that is supposed to serve the public.

Also employees need to work fast, the readiness of staff to work in a fast pace environment should always be shown, not individuals being service by employees that just work at snail pace like they are getting ready to sleep, always searching for things like they don't know where things are.

All cashier should always be at their stations and ready to assist the busy day of customers, not just one or two cashiers that have to service over a hundred customers. 

If government departments want respect, they must earn it by functioning properly.

A country’s systems are the backbone of its people.
When those systems are weak, slow, outdated, and unreliable, the entire society feels the strain.
People get frustrated.
People become discouraged.
People lose trust.

And trust, once gone, is almost impossible to rebuild.

The truth? When the government gets the systems right and in order, everything else will fall into place.

Citizens will comply more.
Processes will move faster.
Workloads will be lighter.
People will have less stress and more confidence in their country.
Everything will run smoothly when efficiency becomes a priority, not an after thought.

Governments must stop placing the burden of organization on the people
and finally look at the broken machinery in their own offices, because until that day comes, the public will continue to face the same long lines, the same unanswered calls, the same broken websites, and the same exhaustion from systems that simply aren’t functioning correctly.

And the truth is simple:
A nation leader who expects greatness must first fix the systems that serve its people.

PHILANTHROPIC — THE TITLE THAT LOST ITS MEANING

Once upon a time, philanthropic meant something.
It meant a person or organization devoted to promoting the welfare of others, especially through generosity, compassion, and benevolent action. It meant giving, not taking. It meant uplifting, not exploiting. It meant humanity, not PR.

But today?
All I see is that the word is still alive, but the meaning is on life support.

We live in an era where everybody loves a title.
Entrepreneur. Visionary. Humanitarian.
And now, the most abused of all, the philanthropist.

Because apparently, all you need is a camera crew, a donation link, a few well-placed friendships, and voilà, you’re now “philanthropic.” Meanwhile, the very essence of the word stands there, wondering when humanity will return to its definition.

From where I’m standing?
I’m still waiting, waiting to see the actual welfare of people being promoted. Waiting to see the money being applied the way the title claims. Waiting to see generosity beyond the investors, the insiders, the friends-of-friends, and the family-of-friends circles.

Because right now?
All I’m seeing is money flowing in, but applications, impact, and true benevolence are still “pending.”
Pending… pending… pending…

THE REALITY CHECK: WHERE IS THE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE?

Should we talk about it?
Or leave it for another day, as they prefer?

No.
We talk about it today because while people parade around with philanthropic awards, the actual people, the masses, are being squeezed. Government pressures intensify. Costs rise. Systems tighten around the necks of the everyday man and woman. That is not welfare.

That is warfare, quiet, administrative, policy-driven warfare against the people.

What good is a philanthropic title in a world where the people are suffering under oppressive economic, social, and political burdens?
What is the point of being “recognized” for helping humanity when humanity can’t feel the help?

AWARDS DON’T MEAN ANYTHING WHEN THEY ARE NOT ROOTED IN TRUTH

At this point, these glittering awards and recognitions are just props.
Shiny distractions.
Decorations are pinned on the chest of whoever best serves the agenda of the networks behind the scenes.

Look around the world, carefully, consciously.

Notice who keeps receiving the global awards.
Notice the organizations they are chain-linked with.
Notice the agendas they push.
Notice the causes they promote that sound good on paper but crumble under scrutiny.
Notice how these causes rarely uplift people, but often control, manipulate, or redirect them.

When you start connecting the dots, the picture becomes crystal clear:

Awards are not always about merit.
Sometimes they’re about loyalty.
A currency.
A badge is handed to the individuals doing the most for the networks, not for humanity.

QUESTION EVERYTHING

In this era, blind trust is dangerous.
Titles mean nothing.
Recognition means nothing.
Reputation means nothing if it is not grounded in true, measurable, compassionate action for the people.

Most people only see the front stage, the applause, the speeches, the awards.
But the conscious, awakened ones know there’s a backstage where the real deals are made, where influence circulates like currency, where “philanthropy” becomes a brand instead of a blessing.

The unconscious sees the label.
The awakened see the agenda.

So yes, we must question everything.
Not out of negativity, but out of clarity.
Not out of rebellion, but out of responsibility.
Not to tear people down, but to pull the truth up.

Because one day, the world will realize that the people most loudly celebrated are often the ones most deeply connected to the very networks, organizations, and interests that do nothing to uplift humanity but everything to shape, control, and profit from it.

And when that day comes, the word “philanthropic” might finally regain the dignity it lost.

Until then, stay awake, stay aware, and always look beyond the title.

ROOTED IN THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE? A Truth the Government Must Finally Define

 

ROOTED IN THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE?

A Truth the Government Must Finally Define

“Rooted in the will of the people.”

Politicians love to throw around that phrase like a sweet-smelling perfume meant to cover the stench of their inaction. 

But when you look beyond the slogans, beyond the staged smiles, beyond the polished speeches… nothing happening in our nations today resembles anything rooted in the will of the people.

If anything, it looks like the government is rooted in the will of corporations, investors, shareholders, the elite circles, and the friends-of-friends networks that keep the political machine oiled, while the everyday people are left to suffocate under rising costs, stagnation, decaying services, and crisis after crisis with no relief in sight.

So let’s be honest:

Before politicians use that phrase again, they need to define it, because the people surely are not seeing or feeling their “will” reflected anywhere.

WHEN DOES THE GOVERNMENT REMEMBER THE PEOPLE?

Only at VOTING TIME

For years, decades even, the pattern remains the same:

Silent while in office

Invisible during a crisis

Mute when people are suffering.

Unavailable when citizens need accountability

Avoiding responsibility for the portfolios they begged to manage.

But let the election season come?

Suddenly, every politician finds their voice, their feet, their “concern,” their energy, their promises, their empathy, and their ability to show up in the very communities they abandoned the moment they won.

All of a sudden,

The neglected schools become a priority.

The long-ignored roads become an emergency.

The rising cost of living becomes “concerning.”

The cries of the people become “valid.”

The crisis that they turned a blind eye to becomes a campaign tool.

They wait until the house is burning down to finally show up with a bucket, not to put out the fire, but to bargain with the flames for votes.

CRISIS AS A BARGAINING CHIP — THE LOWEST FORM OF LEADERSHIP

This is political manipulation, not leadership.

This is strategic bribery, not governance.

This is corruption, not service.

When a government ignores a problem for years,

then suddenly pretends to care one month before elections,

That is not incompetence, that is deliberate neglect used as a form of leverage.

They let the people cry long enough to become desperate,

then swoop in with promises to “fix it” in exchange for a vote.

That is not democracy.

That is extortion disguised as politics.

The will of the people does not matter.

The suffering of the people does not matter.

The only will that seems to matter is the will to stay in power,

and the will to serve those with money, influence, and connections.

And a government that operates this way is not simply misguided, It is corrupt.

THIS KIND OF GOVERNMENT MUST END

A government that:

shows up only during election time,

silences itself during real crises,

uses the people’s pain as campaign fuel,

serves corporations over citizens,

prioritizes investors over families,

and pretends to represent the “will of the people” while ignoring them.

It is a government that has lost its legitimacy.

Real leadership requires courage, consistency, and accountability.

Not hiding for four years and resurfacing with a smile and a promise.

Not bartering the people’s suffering for votes.

Not running a nation like a private business controlled by elites.

The people deserve:

leaders who show up every day, not every election cycle.

leaders who are accountable, not performative.

leaders who prioritize human needs, not corporate desires.

leaders who represent the public, not the powerful.

Until then, the phrase “rooted in the will of the people” is nothing more than a political costume, pretty enough to fool the crowd, but empty enough to betray them.

And the people are waking up.

The illusion is cracking.

The truth is rising.

This type of government must come to an end, because a nation cannot be built on the will of the people, until the government itself finally chooses to serve them.

They are in office all that time and only see a nation that's damage and a people in crisis when voting time is near, so what happened to the days, weeks, months, years, that the government is in office, don't they see the damage of a nation, the pleas of the people etc, why does government have to wait until voting time just to try and use the crisis etc as a bargain chip to get votes?

Stop the Deceptive Educational Financial Receipts.

 

As parents, we can all agree on one thing  and that is, free education is a blessing. 

We are grateful that our children can sit in a classroom without us having to swipe a card for every lesson, but let’s be real, the lucent, deceptive, unnecessary stunt of sending parents financial statements for the so-called “value” of their children’s free education is not gratitude. It’s not transparency, It is repulsive.

Why would a government decide to drop a receipt on parents, itemizing the supposed cost of educating their child, as though we made a financial agreement or signed a payment plan?

We didn’t ask for a bill. We didn’t approve a contract. We didn’t negotiate any terms. So why the invoice? Because that is exactly what it feels like, an invoice disguised as “informational breakdown.” 

A guilt trip wrapped in the packaging of a thank-you note, a backhanded gesture meant to make parents feel indebted for something that is a national responsibility, not a personal favor.

Let’s speak plainly:
Nothing about raising a child is free.
And this “free education” is far from free.

Parents are the ones digging deep into their pockets every year for:

• Expensive uniforms that cost more than some workers’ weekly wages
• Books that strain the budget and empty the bank account
• Daily transportation fees that skyrocket while salaries remain frozen
• Lunch money that seems to climb every term
• Supplies, devices, exams, extracurriculars, all while trying to keep a roof overhead

So no, we do not need a “receipt” from the government telling us the value of what they have failed repeatedly to properly manage.

Maybe the government should start receiving receipts from the parents instead.

Receipts for the countless days children stay home because buildings are unsafe or infested.

Receipts for classroom shortages, no teachers, slow repairs, broken systems, outdated materials, overcrowding, shutdowns, industrial actions, and disruptions that block children from learning.

Receipts for the stress, the inconvenience, the emotional and financial sacrifices parents make when the education system collapses, again.

Parents should start sending invoices of their own:

• A detailed breakdown of the transportation costs to and from school
• A receipt for every overpriced uniform
• A receipt for every textbook that becomes obsolete after one term
• A bill for every day a child misses school due to preventable government failures
• A breakdown of emotional labor, sleepless nights, and juggling acts required to compensate for an educational system running on fumes

And while we’re at it, maybe the government can send us the receipts that actually matter:

• The wages of leaders, ministers, and cabinet members
• The allowances, benefits, travel expenses, and perks
• The budgets assigned, spent, wasted, or “missing. ”
• The cost of every failed project
• The value of every decision that did not serve the people
• The detailed breakdown of how taxpayers’ money is truly being used, and misused, because if we’re going to talk about transparency, let’s talk about transparency everywhere.
• Not just when it’s convenient. Not just when it guilt-shames parents.
• Not just when the government wants applause for doing what is already their duty.
  This financial breakdown letter was not enlightening it was insulting.
  A distraction. A psychological tactic. A glorified PR stunt masquerading as accountability.
  If the goal was to stop crime…
  If the goal was to fix children’s behavior…
  If the goal was to uplift the nation…
  A receipt won’t do it.
  A functioning education system will.
  We don’t need statements showing how much the government “spent on our children.”
  We need investments that actually reach the children.
  We need systems that work.
  We need leaders who lead, not leaders who invoice.
  Until then, they can keep the receipts.
  Because the parents of this nation have their own, and trust me, the balance is overdue.

The Surveillance State Sees Everything… Except the Monsters Running It

 

We live in a world where every click, every swipe, and every whispered conversation is tracked, traced, logged, archived, and analysed.

A world where the average citizen can barely breathe without generating a data point.

Yet somehow, somewhere, the most violent criminals on earth glide through the system untouched.

Pedophiles, Rapists, Murderers, War criminals, Violent drug cartels. Human traffickers, Slave traders, Despots, Demon-worshipping sacrificers, Child kidnappers. Terrorists, Traitors, and the corrupt networks that protect them.

All of these evils flourish in a world that claims to see everything.

So the question is not “Why aren’t they caught?”
The real question is:

How could they not be caught… unless the ones who are supposed to catch them are actually protecting them?

Because when you look at it clearly, without the propaganda fog, without the media perfume sprayed on top of the stink, it becomes obvious:

There is no way this level of global surveillance FAILS to detect this level of global evil.

No way.
Not with the cameras on every street.
Not with the satellites orbiting every continent.

Not with the data mining, facial recognition, AI prediction, biometric scanning, location tracking, social profiling, and digital fingerprints left behind by everyone and everything.

We are watched more than any civilisation in human history.
Yet, the worst crimes are often the most invisible.

Coincidence?
Or confirmation?

When the Hunters Protect the Hunted

If a surveillance grid can identify your face in a crowd, predict your shopping habits, track your phone across a city, and determine your social score…
…then why can’t it intercept a child trafficking ring?

If intelligence networks can overthrow governments, control narratives, destabilize nations, and spy on billions…
…then why can’t they dismantle the drug cartels poisoning entire generations?

If these systems can monitor innocent people with precision and paranoia…
…then why do war criminals walk free, enriched and celebrated?

Because maybe, just maybe, the surveillance grid was never built to protect the people, it was built to protect the predators.

The ones who profit from chaos.
The ones who gain power from fear.
The ones who need darkness to hide their deeds.

Predators are invisible, not because the system is failing, but because the system is serving them.

The Real Crime Syndicate: The One Wearing a Government Badge

Let’s call it what it is:

We are not witnessing a world overrun by criminals.
We are witnessing a world where criminals have climbed into the power structures and put themselves in charge of enforcement.

They created the spy grids.
They run the intelligence agencies.
They own the data.
They script the narratives.
They decide who is “dangerous” and who is “useful.”

So the innocent get surveilled.
And the guilty get shielded.

The people get monitored.
And the elites get immunity.

The public gets fear.
And the powerful get control.

Is it any wonder that the biggest crimes are global?
Is it any surprise that they operate with military precision?
Is it shocking that the networks are too large, too coordinated, too protected to be stopped?

This is what happens when the fox builds the henhouse security system,
and hires his cousins to run the cameras.

The Awakening They Fear

People are waking up.
People are connecting the dots.
People are realising the truth:

The surveillance state is not failing at stopping evil.
It is functioning exactly as intended.

To control populations.
Not predators.
To track dissenters.
Not traffickers.
To intimidate the innocent.
Do not incarcerate the powerful.

The moment humanity accepts this, the entire system loses its spell.
And that is what the architects of darkness fear the most.

Because an awakened population is unpredictable.
Uncontrollable.
Unmanageable.
And unbound.

The truth is simple:

If the surveillance grid truly wanted to stop evil 

Evil would have been stopped.**

Since it hasn’t been…
That tells us everything we need to know.

A FIGHT AGAINST CRIME: THE BATTLE THAT MUST START AT HOME AND END IN EVERY HIGH PLACE

 

Crime is not just a headline, It is not just a nightly news segment designed to stir fear or push a narrative. 

Crime is a living, breathing consequence, born out of environments, decisions, neglect, misguidance, corruption, and most of all, systems that refuse to acknowledge their own role in the damage they create.

Everyone wants to talk about crime on the streets, but nobody wants to talk about crime in the homes, crime in the schools, crime in the systems, and crime in the high offices, and that is where the real truth begins.

THE FIRST BATTLEFIELD IS THE HOME

Children are not born criminals, they are molded by what they see, what they hear, what they experience, and what they survive. 

Guidance is not optional; it is the foundation upon which everything a child becomes is built.

A child must be taught:

• What influences to avoided
• What behaviors to reject
• What people, places, and systems are traps
• How to think critically and not follow blindly
• How to recognize danger even when it is dressed in smiles

Because the upbringing of a child becomes the future of the society in which the child grows up. 

A child raised with grounding grows into an adult with direction, but a child left to the streets grows into a society that becomes afraid of its own youth.

We cannot cry about crime when we ignore the roots that feed it.

A CRIME IS A CRIME—HOWEVER YOU LOOK AT IT

When a thief steals, society points, when a gunman shoots, society panics, when a youth makes a mistake, society rushes to punish. Courts fill, prisons overflow, and the headlines explode.

But here is the uncomfortable truth:
We are only dealing with one side of the criminal spectrum.

We are quick, very quick, to parade the young, poor, desperate, misled criminals in front of the courts, but what about the other criminals? 

The ones who don’t kick down doors but sign documents? 

The ones who don’t carry guns but carry diplomatic immunity? 

The ones who don’t run from police but walk into buildings with security escorts?

Yes, those criminals.

THE DEADLIEST CRIMINALS WE NEVER SEE… BUT ALWAYS FEEL

A crime on the street may take your wallet, a crime in high office can take your future, your community, your economy, your land, your rights, your voice, even your peace.

Some criminals hide behind masks.
The worst criminals hide behind political and diplomatic veils.

They steal with pens.
They destroy with policies.
They manipulate with systems.
They betray nations in suits and ties while the world praises their “leadership.”

They commit the biggest crimes with the quietest weapons, and they expect the people to stay blind, obedient, distracted, and fearful.

YOU CANNOT FIGHT ONE CRIMINAL AND IGNORE THE OTHERS

Justice cannot be selective.
You cannot go after the street criminal but bow to the political criminal.

A fight against crime must be a full fight:

• Against the thieves on the corner
• Against the abusers in the homes
• Against the manipulators in the systems
• Against the corrupt in the offices
• Against the political criminals with diplomatic passes
• Against anyone—ANYONE—who misuses power to harm a nation or a people, because a nation that only punishes the powerless while protecting the powerful is not a nation fighting crime, it is a nation protecting it.

THE REAL AWAKENING

If we want safer streets, we need safer systems.
If we want better children, we need better leadership.
If we want less crime, we need less hypocrisy.

Crime begins in the dark corners that society refuses to look at.
And the darkest corners are not in alleyways; they are in the halls of power.

A true fight against crime does not start with handcuffs.
It starts with consciousness, accountability, leadership, guidance, and truth.

And the truth is simple:
We cannot fix crime in the streets until we confront the crime in high places.

Where the Hell Is All Our Tax Money Going?

 

At some point, and that point is RIGHT NOW,  we, the people, have to stop letting the conversation be manipulated into “Who needs to pay more taxes?”
Because that’s the wrong damn question.

The real question, the one that governments, elites, and polished PR machines never want the masses to ask, is:

Where the hell is all of our tax money going?

We are taxed on income.
We are taxed on purchases.
We are taxed on land, vehicles, licenses, utilities, imports, exports, and services, among other things.

The government collects money every second of every day, yet somehow, the people see NO proportional benefit.

Roads still crumble.
Hospitals still struggle.
Schools still lack resources.
Public infrastructure still fails.
Communities still suffer.
And the people? The people are told to “tighten their belts” while leaders fatten theirs.

Something isn’t adding up.
And pretending not to notice is no longer an option.

The Distraction: “Who Needs to Pay More?”

Every year, especially during budget cycles, leaders love to stir the pot:

• “The rich need to pay more!”
• “The middle class must contribute more!”
• “Small businesses need to step up!”

Meanwhile, the government never steps up to the mirror to explain:

Why decades of tax collection still haven’t produced real national progress.

Why are social systems collapsing?
Why are nations drowning in debt?
Why are basic public services falling apart?

Where is the money we already paid?

This isn’t about politics.
This isn’t about left or right.
This is about math, accountability, and common sense.

The narrative of “more taxes” is a convenient distraction.
You can’t question where the money is going if you’re too busy debating who should hand over more.

The People Are Owed Transparency — Not Just Bills

Every taxpayer is essentially an involuntary investor in their nation.
But unlike corporate investors, citizens receive:

• no financial reports,
• no line-by-line expenses,
• no real breakdowns,
• no clarity,
• no receipts,
• no accountability.

If a company behaved like that, we would call it fraud.

If an individual behaved like that, we would call it theft.

But when governments behave like that, we call it “policy.”

Is Money Laundering Happening?

We Have a Right to Ask.

Let’s be honest:
When billions disappear, when budgets never match results, when financial reports are purposely vague, and when corruption scandals regularly erupt worldwide…

The people have every right, and every responsibility, to ask the hard questions.

Is money being mismanaged?
Is money being rerouted?
Is money being wasted?
Is money being hidden?
Is money being pocketed?
Is money being funneled through “projects” that never materialize?

And yes, is money laundering involved?

Because when the numbers don’t make sense, when the outcomes don’t match the inputs, and when transparency is avoided like a plague…
Questions about corruption are not “conspiracy theories.”

They are logical, common-sense, unavoidable questions.

Silence Is Compliance

Every time we stay quiet…
Every time we shrug our shoulders…
Every time we accept excuses…
Every time we get distracted by political theatre…

We allow the system to continue unchecked.

But nothing changes until the PEOPLE change.

Nothing becomes transparent until the PEOPLE demand transparency.

Nothing becomes accountable until the PEOPLE hold leadership accountable.

The Awakening: Stop Asking for Higher Taxes — Start Demanding Answers

We don’t need to raise taxes.
We need to raise HELL about:

• Where the money went
• Who authorized it
• Who benefited
• Who is hiding behind bureaucracy?
• Why do people see nothing in return?

The conversation must shift from:

❌ “Who needs to pay more?”
to
✅ “Show us where the money already taken has gone.”

It’s not radical.
It’s not rebellious.
It’s not anti-government.

It is BASIC ACCOUNTABILITY.

Governments work for the people — not the other way around.

And the people have EVERY RIGHT to demand receipts, clarity, and truth.

This is the awakening moment.

Because you cannot fix a system you refuse to question.

Why Are the Skies of Barbados, and the Entire Caribbean Constantly Being Sprayed?

 

Why Are the Skies of Barbados, and the Entire Caribbean Constantly Being Sprayed?

And Why Are Our Leaders Silent?

Look up, that’s all it takes.
Day after day, morning after morning, evening after evening,the skies of Barbados and the wider Caribbean are being marked, streaked, and layered with trails that do not behave like natural clouds. 

Trails that expand, linger, spread out into hazy blankets and milky skies,Trails that dim the sun, alter the blue, and shift the weather.

And the most frightening part?
No one in power is saying a word.

Why are the skies of Barbados constantly being sprayed with toxins?

Why is our paradise being veiled by man-made haze?
Why do natural trade winds, sunlight, and tropical skies now look engineered, muted, and manipulated?

This is not imagination.
This is an observation.
And this is a Caribbean-wide pattern.

Why are the skies over the Caribbean being sprayed?

Islands that once shared pure blue heavens and clean ocean air are now living under a silent operation that nobody asked for, nobody voted for, and nobody is explaining.

Meteorologists ignore it.
Leaders pretend not to see it.
Authorities dismiss it.
And the people are told to “stop asking questions.”

But questions MUST be asked.

What exactly is being released above our heads?

How can a region built on clean tourism, fresh air, and natural beauty be so silent while the skies transform right in front of us?

Why are respiratory illnesses, strange viruses, aggressive flus, headaches, fatigue, and skin irritations rising, yet nobody connects the dots?

Why are cloud-like formations forming on days with no natural cloud conditions?

Why are rain patterns shifting so drastically?

Why are droughts appearing in places that never had them?

Why are storms intensifying overnight?

Why are hazy days becoming “normal”?

Because something is being done to the atmosphere.

And why are the leaders allowing it?

This is the question that cuts the deepest.

Are the leaders blind?
Are they powerless?
Or are they aligned?

Are they part of the network that benefits from silence, allowing foreign craft, foreign agendas, and foreign operations to use our skies like a playground, without accountability and without permission from the people who live under them?

Why is every Caribbean leader mute while the skies are being engineered right above their citizens?

Why are they all synchronized in their silence?

Are the leaders networking with the ones spraying the skies?

It is a fair question, because their silence is too loud.

You cannot claim to protect a nation while ignoring what is being released in its airspace.

You cannot speak on climate change while ignoring artificial climate manipulation.

You cannot claim to care about public health while ignoring the chemicals, metals, and pathogens drifting down onto the people you swore to protect.

You cannot claim sovereignty while giving foreign operations the freedom to fly in and out without transparency.

If leaders are not speaking up, then the people must.

Weather destruction is not random.

Look at the patterns:

* Sudden flash floods

* Unseasonal droughts

* Storms that appear from nowhere

* Hurricanes that intensify unnaturally fast

* Rain that smells different

* Sunshine that burns differently

* Seasons becoming distorted

These are not coincidences.

These are consequences.

Ailments are not “just happening”

The rise in unexplained sickness, the sudden viruses, the persistent flu-like symptoms, the chronic fatigue, these are not spiritual mysteries.

When the air itself is being tampered with, the people will feel it.

The truth is this, The Caribbean is being used.

Its skies are being exploited.

Its people are being experimented on.

And its leaders are playing the silent game.

This is not fearmongering, this is awareness.

This is observation matched with courage.

This is the call to wake up, because the moment a nation stops questioning, it stops protecting itself.

So what must the Caribbean people do?

We must:

* Look up consistently

* Document what we see.

* Share it loudly

* Refuse to normalize sky spraying.

* Demand answers from leaders

* Protect our health consciously.

* Educate our communities

* Break the silence they depend on

Paradise is not only on the land,

Paradise is in the sky.

If they can poison the air, they can control the people.

If they can control the weather, they can control the region.

If they can silence the leaders, they can silence the island.

Until the people rise, And the people will rise.