‘Please stop the fear mongering’ – Julio S. Henry to Premier Fahie
Premier Fahie has consistently indicated that one of the main objectives of the regularisation initiative is to unite the Virgin Islands to face the 'challenges' that may lie ahead, however, the Premier is yet to say exactly what those challenges are.
“Some people always asking me, you keep saying that, what they are [threats?]. I just can’t tell you yet, but if you put me there to lead, trust me enough to know that I know what I’m telling you,” Hon Fahie said at a Thursday, May 23, 2019, meeting in Virgin Gorda.
Fearmongering
“Please stop the fearmongering, stop the conversation about what’s coming, and if we don’t correct ourselves or fix ourselves… I hear that talk before, you were right when it related to the NDP we have the RDA [Recovery and Development Agency]… but the problem with the NDP is that they failed to communicate with the people, they failed to bring the people along with them,” Henry opined on his show aired on ZBVI 780AM on May 28, 2019.
Henry continued, “Whatever fight is coming from outside forces, external forces, you need your people inside to be aware of what these challenges are so we can prepare ourselves together as a team. You can’t fight the war by yourself, so trying to hold on to information and secret makes it sound like only you can stop it,” he said.
The 'Hard Talk' host further implored that the premier is giving the wrong perception regarding what is happening and what exactly these threats are and that he needs to inform the people.
‘It’s going to affect all of us’ – Mr Henry
“People need to know!”, Mr Henry lashed out, “Whatever is happening in our world to anybody, if the people are not prepared to deal with it, they will fall anyhow. So if you want people to join you [and] join the fight... it's going to affect all of us, not you by yourself.”
With his co-host Kaream K. Pickering aka 'Picko Moff', accusing the VIP administration of having a ‘hidden agenda’ regarding immigration reform, Mr Henry has added to the list of conspiracies surrounding the government’s controversial ‘Fast Track’ initiative.
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14 Responses to “‘Please stop the fear mongering’ – Julio S. Henry to Premier Fahie”
$@₩€ isn’t your wife a Jamaican and also the Spanish woman that you have on the side two faced man
Applicant 25 years plus contributed social and taxes, with no crime rate can apply for residency and belonger - First
Then Applicant 15 years who reside and started to work before 2004 contributed social and taxes, with no crime rate can apply for residency, then 10 years after can apply for belonger status.
Finally resident residing after 2005 on work permit cannot file for residency nor belonger status they will allow to work for 7 years and would have to leave the country and can return after 4 years once contributed to social and taxes during the 7 years.
The UK resident should be giving automatic residency status.
Anyone applying for work permit should be properly screen especially for crime as it relates to police record coming directly from where they from in direct communication with enforcement sectors.
route of South Africa. Andrew Fahie realizes the danger in our present situation and is trying to mitigate against it. Sam and others need to wake up and smell the coffee....fire deh ah moose moose tail, him think ah cool breeze. Andrew knows that the only way we can fight against this conspiracy which has been long in the making (from the days of Noel Lloyd) is for us to unite as one Caribbean people. Let's face it, the BVI as we know it is history, sad but true....we slept for too long and even now we have the dead weight of those who won't or can't wake up. The Opposition needs to stop with the political games...what do you care about... the country or yourself??? Now say say one say two we need to vet carefully who we give status to. Some of our Caribbean people are Uncle Toms just like some locals be careful they will sink the ship, remember they have their country to run back to if push comes to shove. We are indeed in a very peculiar situation where strong and determined leadership is required.