Residents of La Brea led astray

This of course is only wishful thinking. It’s not going to happen because if you put a union leader to run a small parlour it would be a disaster.

Ask anybody in Trinidad about how most people work and they will say workers are lazy and unproductive. This may be true because of the union’s attitude towards work and productivity.

This was a good opportunity for the people of La Brea to prove the critics wrong, those who always say Trinidadians are lazy and don’t like to work. Most people would say how they want the highest pay for doing little.

If by chasing bpTT away from our shores we gained a victory, why are we not celebrating in the streets with food and drinks sponsored by the union leader? I would like to hear from the wives and families of the workers who would have benefitted if the platform was being built here.

The people who were hoping to work on the bpTT platform should be given a loan from the union leader’s pockets because of his failure at good representation.

MOHAMMED HOSEIN Princes TownLetters should be sent to letters@newsday