00:00I have written a letter to the Prime Minister, it should be delivered sometime tomorrow because
00:05he was out of the country, formally requesting that the government of TNT invite independent
00:13international election observers for the upcoming election.
00:20Now I don't know if anyone will read my letter, it's 17 pages long.
00:28Union leader Kamala Bissau-Bissau calls the presence of international observers in the
00:32upcoming general election a very important exercise.
00:36In that letter I set out, we were one of the few countries who refused to allow international
00:41observers, you remember that.
00:43At one point you said they want money, and he don't have no money.
00:47But our history has always been for fair and free democratic elections to have international
00:53observers.
00:54And we are going to stick to that and we will repeat it ad nauseam.
00:58She says the UNC and the PNM are not the same and hints towards another coalition in 2025.
01:07Many groups and individuals have approached us to work towards victory in the elections
01:13upcoming.
01:14They all say that we have the plans, we have the policies, we have the programmes ready
01:19to turn our country around.
01:22UNC has a political will, we have the intellectual capital.
01:27But before the election, there is to be a budget.
01:31On Friday when I asked Minister Imbed when is the budget, that budget is due by the end
01:35of September.
01:38Which date is it?
01:39He said don't worry, I'll make an announcement on Monday.
01:42Monday.
01:43Was he in the Senate today?
01:44Tomorrow.
01:45Tomorrow.
01:46So let's see if he makes that announcement, because I mean totally government is broke.
01:51They have no money.
01:52And the government, she says, must not stand in the way of public officers carrying out
01:57their duty.
01:59He denies the Auditor General the right to review essential central bank data.
02:04Last week I asked and I repeated, why?
02:08Why are you denying the Auditor General the right to examine these records?
02:12Because that's her job.
02:14Besar Besasar then took on Health Minister Terence Yelsing for what she termed flip-flopping
02:20when it comes to the nation's health.
02:23And then want to come and call Kamala like I'm your daughter or something.
02:26I'm nothing to you.
02:27I want to be nothing to you.
02:28But you have a duty to the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
02:32And as you did with the COVID, it's happening with the dengue now too.
02:39She reflected on the handling of the COVID pandemic and in particular on the government,
02:45media and business sectors for forcing vaccinations onto the population.
02:50That is irresponsible, ignorant advice of the media house editors, business chambers
02:56and government at that time.
02:58Where was the science then?
03:00How many citizens are now suffering the ill effects of these fake vaccines that they were
03:05forced to take them when they had to choose between the job and the job?
03:09To this day, none of them who push mandatory vaccines have apologized for the irresponsible
03:14rules.
03:16And she gave this piece of advice to those suffering from side effects.
03:20Any citizens experiencing poor health and side effects of these vaccines, where your
03:25employer forced you to take the vaccine, you may now have grounds for legal action in the
03:31courthouse.
03:32And I would say sue them, seek redress.
03:35For Vishy Tewari, Rupnur Ryan, TV6 News.
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