Letter: Who's really in charge of the PNM?

Mr Keith Rowley, instead of you, Fitzgerald Hinds and Colm Imbert focusing on the Prime Minister and her Government, I think you all should pay more attention to Mr Patrick Manning and stop being so naive.

A blind man can see Manning is doing everything in his power to be the leader of the People's National Movement (PNM) again. Look at what is happening in the party; Mr Manning has his supporters and you have yours, so who really is the leader of the Opposition? Is it you, Mr Rowley, or is it Mr Manning? Is there a split?

I believe you should keep your focus on Mr Manning because his intention is to get back in the game; forget Kamla and Jack. Let Jack handle his stories, and Kamla did not break any law.

Manning is on the move to kick you out again. Everything that happened to Mr Manning, he looked for it, so I cannot understand why you all want to support him with his foolishness by staging a walk to highlight his suspension from Parliament. 

He should stay out of Parliament for good because his political life has expired. All these people who are walking with him now, I want to know where were they on election night when he needed them most; you all are so insipid.

I did not see Occah Seepaul march when Manning had her under house arrest. I did not see Morris Marshall march when he was treated like a dog nor Basdeo Panday when he was suspended for using his laptop in the house nor the policeman who Manning got fired. 

I did not see any of them march, even though Panday is now supporting Manning in his march—that I cannot understand—but everyone knows Panday is a "doctor shop knife", he cuts on both sides.

Mr Rowley, watch your back because the ex-captain is coming with full force to throw you out again.

Modicia Martin | via e-mail