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Jul 05, 2010 Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists, News
When people mek promise it mean that dem want something from you and dem setting you up fuh de kill. When is election time all dem parties does promise people de moon and de stars and dem would throw in de ocean if you press dem hard enough.
Once you vote fuh dem, though, dem does ask you fuh wait. And people does wait till dem deh pun dem dying bed if car ain’t knock dem down and de promise still don’t get fulfill.
Burnham did promise people a big pay increase and dem never get it. Instead he ask dem if dem want hydro. And even that dem never get.
This government promise cheap electricity and de price gone up instead of gone down. Now dem trying wid hydro and everyday it look like if that is another promise that de people would never see.
CGX promise oil and every year dem promise to start drilling and when de year done dem promise that dem gun start de next year.
GPL is de same thing. When dem commission de Kingston plant dem promise an end to blackout. De GPL boss man announce that blackout is history. Well dem boys find out that blackout gun mek GPL history.
Some people getting blackout everyday and of course, dem got to pay fuh de blackout because when de bill come it bigger than when dem get light. Dem boys seh that de cost of de blackness more than de cost of de current.
People in some parts of de country had blackout whole day yesterday and dem wondering if de blackout would continue whole night. That is de result of a promise and is still more promises to come because elections coming again.
Talk half. Lef half.
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