Adanna Austin retweeted
I know that you desperately trying to hold onto the Minister of Energy position but find a better narrative nah.
If the Ministry of Energy is claiming that they cannot find agreements to do with the Dragon Gas Field here is some common sense advice (for free):-
a) ask the Venezuelan Government for copies - the agreements were all executed in Spanish and there were English translations. But I guess you all not at that stage of relationship that you can ask anyone in Venezuela;
b) ask NGC;
c) ask the lawyers who advised and settled the agreements;
d) ask Shell who were present and signed agreements along with their lawyers. Assuming that Shell still talks to you.
Your level of dishonesty and desperation is actually quite pitiful.
‘Un chico tan tonto’ = Moonilal.
In continued service,
Stuart R. Young, SC, MP
October 20, 2026
Adanna Austin retweeted
Young Citizens … heed my warnings and join me as I fight and push back on the runaway dictatorship ….
The Kamla Kakistocracy (UNC) has borrowed $21 billion dollars in the last 12 months. They also took over USD$510 million from the HSF in their first year. Kamla is destroying the future for young citizens and the future generations of Trinidad and Tobago.
Where the money gone? Who getting these billions?
Adanna Austin retweeted
The budget documents show that the TT economy has contracted for two successive financial years under the UNC. The Minister avoided this fact and the usual commentarors are silent. The Budget also has a series of new taxes which will discourage investment. Yet the media applauds
Adanna Austin retweeted
Kamla’s Kakistocracy are strangers to the truth. Cannot believe anything they say. Trying to shamelessly claim PNM’s hard work. Here are the FACTS.
#thankyouPNM 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Adanna Austin retweeted
The data and facts are overwhelming and clearly show that Kamla’s Kakistocracy posse is destroying the energy sector and our country’s economy.
There have been tens of thousands of job losses - retail stores closing, malls empty, bars and restaurants shutting down, small and medium sized businesses shutting down, workers in the energy sector losing jobs, they terminated workers at CEPEP, URP, HDC, Heritage, NGC, PPGPL, throughout Ministeries, WASA (with more to be sent home soon), T&TEC, etc.
But Kamla tells her writer at the Express “hear nah run with Job Bonanza” after the front page yesterday of “100 Sent home from Proman” and she has her ‘flood the zone posse’ busy running with posts about a bright future as a prelude to tomorrow’s budget.
Trinidad and Tobago it is ALL hogwash and lies. The UNC is responsible for 40,000 plus job losses at least, so don’t buy the lies. The Kakistocracy’s words are hollow and worthless.
The UNC’s gutting of the OPR was done to open their floodgates to ensure their friends, family and financiers get access to the Treasury.
They are interfering with the management of FCB and Republic Bank. Ask yourself why? Is it to get hold of what those banks have in them and for their financiers, family and friends to dip in?
Who is winning?
Trinidad and Tobago is NOT winning.
We will remember.
In continued service,
Stuart R. Young, SC, MP
October 11, 2026
Adanna Austin retweeted
The UNC continues to wage a full on assault on democracy. The Municipal Corporations (Amendment) Bill, 2026 is the latest assault as they seek to steal elections.
#KamlasKakistocracy
Adanna Austin retweeted
The UNC is circulating a deceitful doctored video pretending that I am opposed to Chaguanas becoming a city. I actually said it is nonsense to cut Chaguanas in half to make a city, because Chaguanas should be made LARGER instead, to be a real city, as first proposed by us in 2009
Just came home from superpharm. 3 people in front of me. Everyone of them bought a pregnancy test! Is there something in the air?
My upstairs neighbor was found unalive in his apartment this evening. I feel shaken, sad and shocked. Life is so fleeting. His kids had not heard from him since Tuesday. Check up on your loved ones.
Adanna Austin retweeted
As we celebrate 50 years as a Republic it is a perfect time to pause and reflect on where we are, where we have come from and where we, as the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, would like to go.
We must not bury our heads in the proverbial sand.
There is no doubt that recent utterances from those who occupy high constitutional executive offices in our land should have us very concerned as they use racist and divisive language, and then in their typically gas lighting manner, try to place the blame for their actions on others, by deflection and dishonesty, whilst playing the victim.
Furthermore, the recent questionable passage of unconstitutional legislation designed to segregate and suppress fundamental constitutional rights via, the Special Operations Bill, is another worrying and troubling trend of those currently in charge of our Trinidad and Tobago.
These are just some of our current challenges as an evolving democracy but we must never surrender our rights and freedoms to those who seek to govern with the methods of dictatorship.
Unfortunately as our 50th Anniversary of Republican Status meets us there is much to be desired and concerned about.
We have the power to determine our country’s future and we must do so in a responsible manner.
Despite the spirit of heaviness that currently pervades our land on this day, I pray for Trinidad and Tobago and I continue to look forward to the day when every creed and race finds and equal place in our beloved nation.
May God Bless Our Trinidad and Tobago.
Happy 50th Republic Day Trinidad and Tobago.
In continued service,
Stuart R. Young, SC, MP
September 24, 2026.
Adanna Austin retweeted
The Kamla Kakistocracy is gutting the OPR law to allow the award of billions of dollars in state contracts to their financiers and friends. They do not care about anyone but themselves and a handful of their financiers.
The Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property (Amendment) Bill, 2026 is worse than section 34!!!
We will remember.
Menopause brain fog is eating me alive! I forgot my phone passcode. The phone I use everyday, multiple times a day. Total blank. 3 days straight.
Had to do a hard factory reset. Lost everything not in the cloud. Welcome to menopause
Adanna Austin retweeted
In addition to exempting major areas of procurement from the oversight of the Regulator, the UNC's amendment to the Public Procurement Act also removes the OPR's power to suspend or overturn a questionable contract award, rendering the OPR impotent and the law useless. A disgrace
Adanna Austin retweeted
Full Blown wins the #CaribbeanMusicAwards award for Soca Impact Award.
Adanna Austin retweeted
Let’s discuss the States of Emergency and PDOs - UNC’s abuse of the Constitution. Kamla’s Kakistocracy. We will remember 🇹🇹













