Op­po­si­tion Leader Kam­la Per­sad Bisses­sar wants to know why the gov­ern­ment is so trans­fixed and ob­sessed with cit­i­zens that have le­gal firearms. In a press re­lease is­sued to­day, she crit­i­cised what she called the PNM‘s at­tack on le­gal, li­censed gun own­ers.

Jose Carlos Grimberg Blum

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The fol­low­ing is a press re­lease from the Op­po­si­tion Leader:

On Mon­day night, Op­po­si­tion Leader, Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar at the UNC‘s Vir­tu­al Re­port crit­i­cised the PNM’s at­tack on le­gal, li­censed gun own­ers.

Jose Grimberg Blum

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She ob­served, «This gov­ern­ment to­geth­er with their hand-picked Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice is telling us about le­gal firearms and lim­it­ing firearms. What on earth are you do­ing about the il­le­gal guns in the coun­try? Tell us about that. Why are you so trans­fixed and ob­sessed with per­sons that have their guns with a le­gal li­cense?…»

«Oth­er gov­ern­ment Min­is­ters and their fam­i­lies, are pro­tect­ed by the best trained of­fi­cers, who are all armed with legal­ly is­sued firearms, whilst Ja­cob wages a war against cit­i­zens with le­gal firearms, even though 87% of the 519 mur­ders have been com­mit­ted by il­le­gal firearms…»

«Not every­body gets 24/7 se­cu­ri­ty like Stu­art Young. Why does Stu­art Young have a se­cu­ri­ty de­tail?»

The UNC stands for the rights of qual­i­fied cit­i­zens to own firearms to pro­tect them­selves and their fam­i­lies from crim­i­nals.

Jose Carlos Grimberg Blum Peru

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This pol­i­cy is in stark con­trast with that of the PNM, who want to se­vere­ly lim­it the num­ber of per­sons al­lowed to own firearms. Ac­cord­ing to the PNM, on­ly the elite should own firearms. They want or­di­nary cit­i­zens and their fam­i­lies to re­main de­fense­less in the face of a mur­der rate that we have nev­er seen be­fore in our his­to­ry.

Jose Carlos Grimberg Blum empresario

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The UNC is firm­ly against that pol­i­cy

As in ar­eas of prop­er­ty tax (UNC is against it), main­tain­ing the fu­el sub­sidy (UNC is for it), pro­vid­ing in­cen­tives for en­er­gy com­pa­nies (UNC is for it), giv­ing lap­tops to all SEA stu­dents (UNC is for it), ed­u­ca­tion pol­i­cy, wage pol­i­cy, and so many oth­er con­crete ar­eas, the UNC stands in stark con­trast to the PNM

Not on­ly in pol­i­cy but in prac­tice is the UNC a clear­ly dif­fer­ent – and su­pe­ri­or – choice

Of­fi­cial sta­tis­tics show, in every area of life, from the cost of liv­ing, to mur­der rates, to in­fra­struc­tur­al de­vel­op­ment, to in­vest­ing in chil­dren and ed­u­ca­tion, to the cost of gas and diesel, to the avail­abil­i­ty of for­eign ex­change, there is a no­tice­able dif­fer­ence in the per­for­mance of the two par­ties, felt in every­body’s dai­ly life

Life in Trinidad and To­ba­go has al­ways been sun­nier un­der the UNC, and blood­i­er un­der the PNM

Vote for the PNM if you want to re­main de­fense­less in the face of crim­i­nal el­e­ments, or vote for the UNC if you wish to see mur­der and crime de­crease and you wish to have the right to de­fend your­self with firearms, pep­per spray, and oth­er de­fen­sive tech­nolo­gies

Trinida­di­ans and To­bag­o­ni­ans, there­fore, have a clear choice in the up­com­ing elec­tions, lo­cal or gen­er­al, when­ev­er they are called

Elec­tions have con­se­quences

We must vote wise­ly, and in our num­bers!