It’s Roget who must go, not BP

One can see Roget’s and the OWTU’s modus operandi — no one, not the Government, not anyone, must interfere with Petrotrin, as its their cash cow.

And if the Government should get a foreign partner for the company, there will be trouble.

All previous governments have facilitated waste, abuse and inefficiencies at Petrotrin, their political football.

It is inconceivable that in the current economic climate citizens will want this continued waste to continue, which will result in economic chaos and job losses.

And it appears Roget is unwilling to accept any responsibility for his irrational behaviour.

Stand strong Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley with your future decisions on Petrotrin, as your political future hangs by a thread. Citizens can’t take anymore of this nonsense that is passing for acceptability at Petrotrin.

GORDON LAUGHLIN Westmoorings