Conch Charters allegation ‘the biggest lie in God’s world’- E.G. Maduro
“That is the biggest lie in God’s world,” Mr Maduro told Virgin Islands News Online today, November 25, 2015.
“We regret that Conch Charters wanting to do its own laundry in house, instead of using your services, has escalated to the point it reached today [November 18 when the employees were allegedly threatened],” Conch Charters wrote to Mr Maduro.
The letter was made available to Virgin Islands News Online.
According to Mr Maduro, he made sure that he walked with a witness when approaching Conch Charters over his issues.
Apart from being disappointed and even hurt over his unwritten contract being terminated by Conch Charters, the radio talk show host and former Chief Immigration Officer said he was upset that the company is allegedly illegally trying to take more than one business under its umbrella, which he said would hurt local businesses.
He said he had approached employees of Conch Charters over the company seeking to do its own laundry allegedly without permission to do so.
Meanwhile, Mr Maduro intends to complain to the Queen about the issue and his convictions that his constitutional rights are being violated.
He said he wrote to Governor John S. Duncan OBE, Premier Dr The Hon D. Orlando Smith and Labour Minister Dr The Honourable Kedrick D. Pickering but said he has not even received a letter of acknowledgement from them.
Meanwhile, Peter J. Twist of Conch Charters, told Virgin Islands News Online that all of the allegations made against the company by Mr Maduro is not entirely true.
He also acknowledged that Conch Charters Ltd had written to Mr Maduro.
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24 Responses to “Conch Charters allegation ‘the biggest lie in God’s world’- E.G. Maduro”
it would be taking another business under their roof if they started doing Moorings' laundry. If they just wash their own clothes and linen, there is no issue.
em you are a nut with too big a sense of entitlement.
I am heading out now to get Trade and Business Licences for hotel licence (I sleep at home), spa licence (I tend to bathe and shower myself as regularly as possible), restaurant licence (I cook my own meals from time to time), bar licence (I have been known to mix my own drinks, but not as often as some say), personal valet licence (I dress myself), chauffeur licence (I drive myself to work unless I call in sick), banking licence (I tend to keep a little money in my wallet - but not as much as I would like) and, last but not least, a laundry licence (so I can use the clothes washer in my rented apartment - which works out to far less than even $50/pound - let alone what Mr Maduro charges).
I just hope the Government doesn't impose high fines on me for breaching the Constitution!
He doesn't even realize he had a 20 year favor and instead of being thankful he is ungrateful. Why would they need a trade license to wash their own sh*t? LMAO!
Years ago Sylvia Laundry did laundry for many hotels right there in the British Virgin Islands.
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