Edmund Maduro: I have no sympathy for car removal
He was at the time responding to a caller who had called in on his new talk show last evening Sunday February 26, 2012 to express disappointment with the car’s removal which was in a very dire state. The caller claimed that many long term visitors were outraged with the car’s removal as thousands visit each year and take photos of the car which was deemed a historical icon.
According to the caller, the Elmore Stoutt High School Environmental Group in collaboration with the Belmont Association had sought to clean up the area which resulted in the car’s removal.
“What’s wrong with that, it was derelict. If they cared so much about the car that the Queen drove in, they would have kept it in a better condition, wouldn’t they?” Maduro blatantly asked the caller who agreed with him.
Maduro further stated, “It was derelict and there is a law which says that a derelict vehicle can be towed away at any time. Am I not right?”
The caller agreed but said at the same time the car could have been restored.However, the talk show host said if persons, including the Government and former Minister for Education and Culture and current District 1 representative Andrew Fahie had cared about the car, “he would have brought that car somewhere and kept it in some place well-polished, well taken care of because this is the car Her Majesty the Queen drove in”.
He said the group who were cleaning up the beach saw it to be a nuisance and they removed it. “I congratulate them for that. We have to stop knocking about your young children when they doing things good because if you will kick them when they do good things, and when they do bad things they will self-determine what they will do to the rest of us.”
“So ladies and gentlemen, I have no concern or sympathy. If I find the ex-minister is joining them or anyone with that wicked behavior, something is wrong with them. The kids were trying to clean up the beach, as simple as that. So because the Queen drove in it, it will stay there and rotten and look like a piece of old junk? No way. I congratulate the kids.”


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