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Former 1990 attempted coup survivor Wendell Eversley has described the love Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has for former Prime Minister ANR Robinson as FAKE, he is also calling on Chief Secretary Farley Augustine to condemn the government's abstention from voting on the International Criminal Court (ICC) report.

Mr. Eversley spoke outside the ANR Robinson International Airport, on Tuesday morning. More from Elizabeth Williams.

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00:00Kamala was an alderman under Anna Robinson when he was Prime Minister.
00:05Kamala was a candidate for superior under Anna Robinson while he was Prime Minister and political leader of the NAR.
00:13So today, we're seeing clearly that that love that she showed for Robinson was fake.
00:20Mr. Eversley's comments come following the government's abstention from voting on the International Criminal Court ICC report,
00:29a court former A&R Robinson played a major role in the establishment.
00:35Mr. Eversley is calling on the Chief Secretary, Farley Augustine, to break his silence on the matter
00:40or face his photograph being removed from the A&R Robinson International Airport.
00:45He spoke on Tuesday to members of the media outside the A&R Robinson International Airport.
00:52This airport was open, Farley pictured here.
00:57And if the Chief Secretary do not come out outright and condemn Kamala Prasad-Bissassar
01:04and tell Kamala Prasad-Bissassar that she cannot dismantle A&R Robinson's legacy,
01:09his picture should be removed from the airport.
01:11Mr. Eversley said Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Sean Subas is nothing but a yes-man.
01:18We don't have foreign policies. We have people who are just yes people.
01:24We have a foreign affairs minister who's a yes-man.
01:27And he's carrying all the wishes of what Kamala Prasad-Bissassar said to him.
01:32Just as how we are seeing in Tobago right now, the Chief Secretary do not have an identity of his
01:39own.
01:39He said Tobago is lacking leadership and is questioning if the Chief Secretary was informed
01:44of the government's abstention beforehand.
01:47We have people sitting in the Parliament from Tobago West and East
01:51carrying all the wishes of Kamala Prasad-Bissassar.
01:54And Farley is instructing them what to do.
01:57And Farley is taking instruction from Kamala Prasad-Bissassar.
02:00Who don't want to say it? I am saying it.
02:02He said if Prime Minister Kamala Prasad-Bissassar removes the Trinidad and Tobago
02:07from the International Criminal Court, that would be the end of her political career.
02:12Elizabeth Williams, TV6 News.
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