Monthly Archives: November 2008

The most popular and regularly used symbol of democracy in Barbados in recent years has been the so call ‘Town hall Meeting’. The local version of this popular American feature involves a meeting called for 7.00 p.m. on a week … Continue reading →

It appears that our Central Bank, charged with the responsibility of protecting our money supply, our foreign exchange accounts, and overseeing the local banking system have been unable to account for a few million in $100 bills of money in … Continue reading →

ABC highway roundabouts lanes blocked for months -with a few workers standing around for 6 hours each day…… Is Bush Tea the only one who is totally SICK and TIRED of the idiocy that has been happening on the ABC … Continue reading →

Posted by Sadam Hussein Bobby Morris spent the early days promoting that firms should “bulk up”. Man he mek mah laff.. I was in prison then of course watching my team of Lawyers get gun down in the streets like … Continue reading →

An innocent session of browsing on WordPress has landed the Bush Man in hot water …. Before realizing what had happened – a new blog was born. It seemed like a workable idea at the time, so Bush Tea was … Continue reading →

Ten years ago, when then political leaders in Barbados were running around like chickens without heads promoting CSME as ‘the only way to meet the challenges of Globalization’, we excused them. Even though it was obvious to all of us … Continue reading →

Despite all my instincts, Bush Tea could not but admire the political brilliance of now President-Elect Barack Obama. No question that the gentleman – and above all else, that is the image that he managed to portray- managed to rise … Continue reading →

Is your life complicated by problems, stress and conflict? are you at your wit’s end? Do you wish that you could access wise, genuine counsel and advice? Ask Bush Tea!! What Christine What?!? What Dear Abby What?!? come to BUSH … Continue reading →

No doubt a few bloggers would have been swayed, by the global scale of events over the past months, to concede that our world is at the beginning of a period of turmoil of unprecedented proportions. Indeed, my good friend … Continue reading →