My response to Mr. Kangal is silence, it is the most deafening sound.

Me eh kno nah boy, buh like some people cyah tell wen dey being insulted!

[Out of the blue establishing 'mixed communities', that the Guardian headlined in bold yellow as "douglarisation", has become the instantaneous policy and philosophy of Government's housing programme geared to achieve diversity and conflict management. Is this also a new policy on positive discrimination totally and exclusively favourable to Afro- Trinidadians without any commensurate consideration whatever for the ethnic majority in T&T? If ethnic considerations are excluded from the selection criteria of the HDC that results in a 90 per cent domination/occupation by Afro -T&T why is it right to apply ethnic quotas in Central if not for voting purposes? Should the resources of the State be used for advancing naked political agendas?]

The problem is not Stephen Kangal, the problem is Trinicenter being held hostage for economic reasons.
E-commerce Trinicenter, not a darn place on the web to buy a Calabash Bag or a nice Tam for all these Dreadlocks in America now.