‘Bring back Bas movement’

I agree with everyone out there, that Mr Panday has served and contributed a lot to the development of Trinidad and Tobago politics and I admit we still need his guidance in the UNC. But if Mr Panday wishes to resign from his post, why are we stopping him? Why aren’t we allowing him to move on? Or is this merely a gimmick, a publicity stunt, for a “Bring back Bas movement?”

If this is the case, someone should start a “Let Bas go movement.”