Comments on: Pirates of the Caribbean

By: Nanaimo Travel Guy

Nanaimo Travel Guy — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:49:52 +0000

I have to agree with this for sure. Not only a public hanging for them, but peal their skin off and pour on the salt. This sounds like a typical ponzi scheme and I would have no problem sleeping at night after doing the above recommendation.

By: Paul Walker

Paul Walker — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 22:32:40 +0000

I think public hanging is appropriate for these type of crimes…if it is done enough it will stop the crooks….or at least weed them all out eventually.

By: george and sharon

george and sharon — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 02:36:16 +0000

I couldn’t agree with you more, do you mind telling your story to the S.E.C.? The more stories that they here about the corruption in St. Vincent the more likely they will have to get the authorities involved. We know a person that lives there and is afraid for his live because he knows so much and he wants the SEC to know what is going on there he tried to tell them but power comes in numbers you know we are trying to help him. george is a victim of the recent millennium bank ponzi scam William Wise and his gang was running the scam with alot of American investors money and alot of the money was deposited in the Millennium Bank in St. Vincent from what we understand the PM and his croonies help WW move the bootie and WW is eluding the SEC we know that the PM can’t be trusted and that he is helping WW. Please share your post with the SEC email us at lickety@embarqmail.com and we can give you her information. thanks alot
Sharon

By: Vincy

Vincy — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 21:41:21 +0000

“Pirates of the Caribbean” is the most appropriate name for it, quite literally.
To a large degree, I agree with Frank’s statement but it must be understood very clearly that the level of criminality reached new heights under the current administration.
Since 2001 we have seen an increase in crime like to other time in our history; except of course in those barbaric years when the early europeans arrived.
The current administration thrives and survives on crime. Those bastards don’t have any time to manage the country at all because they are too busy looking for the next opportunity to fill their personal coffers. In fact it isn’t their concern to manage the Country at all. You can take it to the bank when I tell you that plenty of them at the top are well involved in this Millennium scam, and in a big way too.
Sadly, we have a great deal of honest and hard working people who will suffer as a result. As matter of fact, the challenge is to actually operate honestly and in peace under the strain of the pressures that are handed down by those abusing positions of power.
I born here and I live here.

By: frank wright

frank wright — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:56:38 +0000

St. Vincent is one of the most corrupt places in the Caribbean. Please do not do business here. Over 50% of the population are thieves. The offices in St. Vincent have subsequently been looted by local individuals, police, security guards, and even the landlord. The property should have been sold to recover investor money. Instead, it was stolen by these people. How sad!