Rhon­da Krys­tal Ram­bal­ly

Ro­get pulled a copy of the PP's man­i­festo and read from page 50 which stat­ed: "Labour with­in T&T would be or­gan­ised as a pos­i­tive force for eco­nom­ic de­vel­op­ment." He added it was the "re­pressed and sup­pressed" work­ing peo­ple who "gave you the sup­port to be in pow­er." Ro­get said if the PP was to fail, Dook­er­an would be the cause be­cause of his at­tack on pub­lic ser­vants. He said when trade unions launched their at­tack on Patrick Man­ning and his ad­min­is­tra­tion, the PP was en­joy­ing the ben­e­fits of their (unions) strug­gle. He added: "When we were against Patrick Man­ning and we were right to do that, at that time they were en­joy­ing the fruits of our strug­gle. "No­body said any­thing about it is against the law." Ro­get warned the PP to re­call its cam­paign promis­es since the labour move­ment had "a long, long, long mem­o­ry." Mean­while, Duke warned Dook­er­an"the war has just be­gun." He said the PSA was not pre­pared "to wait and see" any­more.