Showing posts with label Lindsey Collen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lindsey Collen. Show all posts
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Kuma Parti Lalit Diferan
Labels:
Capitalism,
Inequality,
Kreol,
Lalit,
Lindsey Collen,
Marxism,
sustainability,
Trickle-down economics
Wednesday, November 22, 2017
December 17 Likely To Be A Trailer For 2019
Voters are basically fed up with the traditional parties. They will not put Ramgoolam back in power simply because they're not happy with Lepep. Or Berenger for that matter. Nope, they're more likely to vote for good candidates. So expect to see Lindsey Collen and other candidates worthy of our votes in Parliament after the next general elections.
Of course Jack Bizlall might not have to wait that long given that he is the best option in the forthcoming by-election. No other candidate has anything that comes close to the breadth of his experience and his ability to bring back common sense to our Parliament. Indeed people who usually vote for one of the parties that spend a lot of money in an election agree: "Bizlall pu met enn bon lord dan Parlman. Kot inn arive la sa mem ki bizin." or "si dimunn servi zot lespri zot pu vot Bizlall". And "mo pu donn li mo vot parski linn defann dimunn tut long so lavi."
Hard to disagree when we see week after week how there's practically no dissent at all in our Parliament. Just way too many people who are in government or striving to be in it so they have the privilege of sinking Mauritius. Further. But after December 2014 when mountains of money and dumb simulations were not enough to push a wicked plan to turn our country into a banana republic down the throat of increasingly sophisticated voters we shouldn't be surprised to see Mr. Bizlall return to our National Assembly. In a few weeks.
Of course Jack Bizlall might not have to wait that long given that he is the best option in the forthcoming by-election. No other candidate has anything that comes close to the breadth of his experience and his ability to bring back common sense to our Parliament. Indeed people who usually vote for one of the parties that spend a lot of money in an election agree: "Bizlall pu met enn bon lord dan Parlman. Kot inn arive la sa mem ki bizin." or "si dimunn servi zot lespri zot pu vot Bizlall". And "mo pu donn li mo vot parski linn defann dimunn tut long so lavi."
Hard to disagree when we see week after week how there's practically no dissent at all in our Parliament. Just way too many people who are in government or striving to be in it so they have the privilege of sinking Mauritius. Further. But after December 2014 when mountains of money and dumb simulations were not enough to push a wicked plan to turn our country into a banana republic down the throat of increasingly sophisticated voters we shouldn't be surprised to see Mr. Bizlall return to our National Assembly. In a few weeks.
Labels:
Electoral Systems,
Flat tax,
Inequality,
Jack Bizlall,
Lindsey Collen,
Navin Ramgoolam,
Parliament,
Poverty,
Proportional representation
Friday, January 29, 2016
Collen Analysis of Many Issues Spot-on
Quite a refreshing interview. You don't want to miss this.
Labels:
ION News,
Lalit,
Lindsey Collen,
Rabin Bhujun
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Lalit Beefs Up YouTube Presence
Want a big bowl of fresh air? Just listen to Cindy Clelie.
When you're done you don't want to miss Lindsey Collen's explanation of the dangers of the biometric ID card.
When you're done you don't want to miss Lindsey Collen's explanation of the dangers of the biometric ID card.
Labels:
Identity Card,
Lalit,
Lindsey Collen,
YouTube
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Collen Saying Berenger Scared of Meeah
Which would explain why the leader maximo does not want the BLS to be abolished. That was yesterday on Radio+ where she was discussing the Sithanen report with Raouf Bundhun. Interesting points made by the well-read Lindsey Collen who always comes prepared.
But she seems to have overlooked the dangerous recommendations contained in that report such as the very anti-democratic provision of double candidacies. Ashok Subron of Rezistans & Alternativ too appears to have missed the elephant three feet away in a corridor with a handful of rice.
Labels:
Ashok Subron,
Carcassonne,
Cehl Meeah,
Lalit,
Lindsey Collen,
Rama Sithanen,
Raouf Bundhun,
Rezistans ek Alternativ
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