LKKK: A NEW FACE IN CURACAO'S PARLIAMENT?
By JJosepha News
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Willemstad, Curacao. The youngest of all political parties in the 2017 national general elections in Curacao in March 2017 was also led by the country's youngest political leader in Curacao’s history, Josefina Josepha, who once again could be writing Curacao’s political history, according to a local radio station.
The political party, Liberalismo Klasiko Komunidat di Korsou (LKKK) and its leader; Josefina Josepha; previously has asserted in TV and radio interviews, “Now is the time for a change and a new way of how politics and ethical campaigning should be done in Curacao!”
The LKKK leader wrote during the 2017 campaign, “I imagine because so many people and I have talked and they see, even though "the-powers-that-be" were trying to penalized me by subjecting me under a nearly 100% complete media and news blackout, in addition to an original media hack-attack program they imposed on me, and they know who they are! It was criminal, and they should pay for what they have done, but when life throws you lemons; I say make lemonade and a grow a citrus orchard. It has taught me and it has caused me to exercise a more one-on-one campaigning strategy and thereby listening to the people, hearing the frustration, seeing their pain and feeling their anger. There have been supporters and others who warned me that I should not talk about cutting parliamentarians’ salaries, even if it’s a few million US dollars in savings.”
She added, “Pinedo and TV-Direct, KSE and Charles DoRego and Mavis Albertina and NosPais have to live with their consciences and I do believe that the more this issue is exposed the more Helmian it would get, but there comes a time when you have to walk into the kitchen and turn on the lights and then try and spray the ‘Baygon’ on as many roaches as possible. The light will be turned on, sooner or later!"
The young leader of LKKK had stated in her party’s manifesto, “Every time the voters go to the polls, it’s usually the same people running for parliament in different parties or new parties, or new or different people in the same political parties with the same political dogma, and the end result is that nothing changes, except the financial burden on Curasalenos, increasing the stress, tax and pressures on families and single parents and their children.”
Josepha; the youngest political leader in Curacao's history; presented a complete comprehensive national plan, including a financial budget with an overall balanced budget, and an eight-year (8) projection, where according to the party’s manifesto online:
“…the lack of trade diversification will continue to enslave and stifle Curacao’s economic growth, and in the meantime we should stop trying to antagonize President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela and try more of a strategic diplomatic resourcefulness and innovation, whilst maintaining our strong relationship with the USA but also utilize our diplomacy with Cuba to help resolve this issue, before it gets out of hand. But; if it does get out of hand, we need to respect human rights, and asylum seekers, however; we would need to tighten up and secure roughly 147 Kilometers of Curasaleno borders via working with The Coast Guard, Netherlands and Aruba; with the help of NAFTA in a coalition force. Obviously that’s an opportunity not a challenge! However; the true test that we are ready to lead from day one; is in our 2 secret sauces "per sae" in how to deal with this issue via innovation and creativity; that would continue to serve Curacao's best interest and protection for our best mode of survival for the future. Under my leadership and administration, Curacao would be healthier and wealthier, and we may take some steps to get us there; in less than 1 1/2 years, but it will be under our own control and by our own decision.”
She continued; "Real leaders take control and seize the opportunity, however; Rhuggenaath takes instructions, but they are not from the people that voted him there; and sadly enough all the signs are pointing to somethings that tells me that we are being sold-out, without a creek or paddle down the river back into bondage and slavery, headed for the slave master's ship, for the price of 1 barrel of oil. Wait and see!"
The youngest leader from the 2017 Curacao's Electoral Process; manifesto's; ‘VISION 20/20: Making Curacao a Better Place for Everyone’:
“The country needs to increase a positive trade balance with neighbours and international partners, encourage new investors and investment, reduce utilities and most importantly hold off on further increases of minimum wages. To continue to increase the minimum wages is foolish, if we are trying to combat economic recovery and a growing unemployment rate that could tip 19% to 20% based on some indicators, if poor management continues of the country’s human and natural resources."
The Eu-NeoClassical Liberalist leader continued; “For the NOBO Hospital, that’s a wrecking ball waiting to happen, the stress it will exert on the country at a half-billion (NAf. 500,000,000) guilders or one-third billion US dollars will tax the country exorbitantly, there is about 160,000 people in Curacao, and the way some of these parliamentarians and government leaders are heading, they seem to forget about that agreement with the Netherlands. You make a deal with Mother Netherlands and she will collect on foreclosure no doubt and Curacao leadership is putting the country on a downward spiral into recolonization because our leaders fail to think about the country first and not their pockets, it seems.”
Unsuccessful attempts were made to confirm that Josepha, as the leader of LKKK, and former Pueblo Soberano parliamentarian, Melvin ‘Mac’ Cijntje, are in communication or discussions on a possible seat for the young leader and her party being represented in the eighth (8th) session of the Staten van Korsou (SVC-08).
The political party, Liberalismo Klasiko Komunidat di Korsou (LKKK) and its leader; Josefina Josepha; previously has asserted in TV and radio interviews, “Now is the time for a change and a new way of how politics and ethical campaigning should be done in Curacao!”
The LKKK leader wrote during the 2017 campaign, “I imagine because so many people and I have talked and they see, even though "the-powers-that-be" were trying to penalized me by subjecting me under a nearly 100% complete media and news blackout, in addition to an original media hack-attack program they imposed on me, and they know who they are! It was criminal, and they should pay for what they have done, but when life throws you lemons; I say make lemonade and a grow a citrus orchard. It has taught me and it has caused me to exercise a more one-on-one campaigning strategy and thereby listening to the people, hearing the frustration, seeing their pain and feeling their anger. There have been supporters and others who warned me that I should not talk about cutting parliamentarians’ salaries, even if it’s a few million US dollars in savings.”
She added, “Pinedo and TV-Direct, KSE and Charles DoRego and Mavis Albertina and NosPais have to live with their consciences and I do believe that the more this issue is exposed the more Helmian it would get, but there comes a time when you have to walk into the kitchen and turn on the lights and then try and spray the ‘Baygon’ on as many roaches as possible. The light will be turned on, sooner or later!"
The young leader of LKKK had stated in her party’s manifesto, “Every time the voters go to the polls, it’s usually the same people running for parliament in different parties or new parties, or new or different people in the same political parties with the same political dogma, and the end result is that nothing changes, except the financial burden on Curasalenos, increasing the stress, tax and pressures on families and single parents and their children.”
Josepha; the youngest political leader in Curacao's history; presented a complete comprehensive national plan, including a financial budget with an overall balanced budget, and an eight-year (8) projection, where according to the party’s manifesto online:
“…the lack of trade diversification will continue to enslave and stifle Curacao’s economic growth, and in the meantime we should stop trying to antagonize President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela and try more of a strategic diplomatic resourcefulness and innovation, whilst maintaining our strong relationship with the USA but also utilize our diplomacy with Cuba to help resolve this issue, before it gets out of hand. But; if it does get out of hand, we need to respect human rights, and asylum seekers, however; we would need to tighten up and secure roughly 147 Kilometers of Curasaleno borders via working with The Coast Guard, Netherlands and Aruba; with the help of NAFTA in a coalition force. Obviously that’s an opportunity not a challenge! However; the true test that we are ready to lead from day one; is in our 2 secret sauces "per sae" in how to deal with this issue via innovation and creativity; that would continue to serve Curacao's best interest and protection for our best mode of survival for the future. Under my leadership and administration, Curacao would be healthier and wealthier, and we may take some steps to get us there; in less than 1 1/2 years, but it will be under our own control and by our own decision.”
She continued; "Real leaders take control and seize the opportunity, however; Rhuggenaath takes instructions, but they are not from the people that voted him there; and sadly enough all the signs are pointing to somethings that tells me that we are being sold-out, without a creek or paddle down the river back into bondage and slavery, headed for the slave master's ship, for the price of 1 barrel of oil. Wait and see!"
The youngest leader from the 2017 Curacao's Electoral Process; manifesto's; ‘VISION 20/20: Making Curacao a Better Place for Everyone’:
“The country needs to increase a positive trade balance with neighbours and international partners, encourage new investors and investment, reduce utilities and most importantly hold off on further increases of minimum wages. To continue to increase the minimum wages is foolish, if we are trying to combat economic recovery and a growing unemployment rate that could tip 19% to 20% based on some indicators, if poor management continues of the country’s human and natural resources."
The Eu-NeoClassical Liberalist leader continued; “For the NOBO Hospital, that’s a wrecking ball waiting to happen, the stress it will exert on the country at a half-billion (NAf. 500,000,000) guilders or one-third billion US dollars will tax the country exorbitantly, there is about 160,000 people in Curacao, and the way some of these parliamentarians and government leaders are heading, they seem to forget about that agreement with the Netherlands. You make a deal with Mother Netherlands and she will collect on foreclosure no doubt and Curacao leadership is putting the country on a downward spiral into recolonization because our leaders fail to think about the country first and not their pockets, it seems.”
Unsuccessful attempts were made to confirm that Josepha, as the leader of LKKK, and former Pueblo Soberano parliamentarian, Melvin ‘Mac’ Cijntje, are in communication or discussions on a possible seat for the young leader and her party being represented in the eighth (8th) session of the Staten van Korsou (SVC-08).
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