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Jaspert slows down CoI to sort & download documents
Appearing remotely in the Zoom-style conference, it was clear Mr Jaspert had not adequately prepared for the inquiry as his digital documents were not in order and, in some cases, were not even downloaded.
Midway through the hearing on the topic of Crown Land, when pointed to a document by CoI Council to the Commission, Bilal M. Rawat, Jaspert had difficulties locating the document that is usually provided to witnesses in advance.
"Do you have the bundle in electronic or in hard copy?" Rawat asked.
Jaspert confirmed that he had an electronic copy and was directed to turn to a specific page; however, then indicated that it may be on the paper.
What followed was at least 7 minutes of awkward silence for Mr Jaspert to locate the documents, which he never did; however, the CoI team came to a compromise to email Mr Jaspert specific pages for reference.
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The racist boar probably needed to buy time to rehash his lies. If his lips are moving, he is lying. These bastards think bl****$ are obligated to pay a subordinate roll to them and when Bl***$ stand up, they have a problem, conniving to ruin them. They also have a problem if Bl***$ are doing well and better than them. They lose their minds, wondering how is that possible. Jealousy.
The British Done Here ????
whatever the outcome our people inspire this commission of inquiry our forefathers probably rolling over in their grave all now
babylon system is something else
the same system that wants you and i to pay tax on time and have our books current is the very same system violating the rules
thing to tell the King
it all about money at the end of the
humanity no longer count in this world because there are folks among us still suffering from those 2017 hurricanes but who gives a rats @&&
as you noted this investigation began years ago in the past the governor came from the diplomatic core todays governors have legal backgrounds
some should recall a former DPP came via UK then came the RDA
Those thinking if white folks administer the territory it will be better can hold there breath
For example, asked if slave descendants should receive reparation for the forced labour of their ancestors that built the UK economy, institutions and individual wealth, his response was a glib indifference to the idea, indicating that reparation was not on the UK’s agenda. And the FCO was silent on the issue, meaning that it also support not paying reparation. This attitude was disrespectful, disparaging and demeaning. The former governor also promoted retaining the names of pirates, murderers, racists etc on BVI landmarks for historical reasons. Here is a news flash. The purveyors of malicious and egregious acts cannot and should not be rewarded for the behaviour.
Moreover, it seems the former governor elevating to the status of governor of an OT inflated his ego. He was a big fish in a small pond and lord of all he survey. The BVI is promoted as a self-governing territory but the true power truly rests with the crown representative, the governor. As another blogger noted in another blogg, the former governor was a media hog, a media wh...e. Some truth to the observation. He seemed to like hear his voice and image on TV. The timing of the COI as he was exiting the territory seems as a vindictive get even with gift for the leader(s) of the local government.
The former governor seemingly didn’t recognize the leader of the local government not as an equal but a subordinate. And hated and decried being challenged with a different point of view by the local BVI government leader. He showed his disdain for any challenge, disagreements, taking it public. One has to wonder if it were the Falkland Islands, would it be a different attitude.
This is not a simplistic problem. It's been going on for thousands of years and all races have done it. It's abhorrent but clearly something that is not the fault of one race or country.
Would it be better to pay significant taxpayer dollars for support or let him do his best?