Comments on: Change Is Coming?!?

By: Crucian to me heart

Crucian to me heart — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 16:27:54 +0000

I can prove not only Commissioner McCall and Bryan may need to change, but Finch. Have you heard that he has taken the best run agency DHS to be one of the worst run agency. According to acurate reports, DHS dropped from #2 in the nation to #49 in less than two years in the food stamp error rate. Instead of receiving bonuses we have to pay back the federal government in thousands of dollars from the general fund. And we stand to loose the food stamp program if he can’t correct this problem in a very short time. This report came in from the October 08 audit. What a disaster if this happen to the VI. I heard the moral of the staff is so low it’s going to take a lot of moral building workshops to get them motivated. How they miss Mrs. Halbert. He and his senior staff have suceeded in destroying what took years by Mrs. Molloy and Mrs. Halbert to build a very strong agency. The media should be reporting these things instead of building up this administration as best thing that came to the V.I.

By: Indigenous Virgin Islander

Indigenous Virgin Islander — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 22:11:37 +0000

Commissioner Bryan is an intelligent and likable person.My statement that he still has his post as commissioner is a fact and not an opinion. It is my opinion that he is doing a satisfactory job.

Responsible adults do not take unnecessary risk such as engaging in unprotected sex. Swearing that one is monogamous or practicing abstinence is a comfort to a fool. Regardless of one’s sexual practice, it is important to protect oneself. Condoms do break, so I would not promote indiscriminatory sexual practices. All the parties involved should not ignore all the possibilities. However, I still believe variety is the spice of life. Just make sure your decisions are based on facts and fear. Take calculated risks, but look out for #1.

By: St. Croix Curious

St. Croix Curious — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 13:15:25 +0000

Dear Indigenous,
Why are you so down on Commissioner Bryan? No opinion just, well, curious.

By: Busted

Busted — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 00:57:26 +0000

Change is coming alright…as in salary increases. How does $105k sound? Someone should ask the Governor if he really thinks his lame commissioners are worth that much, especially Commissioner McCall who needed an audit to tell him what he should already know if he was the least bit competent. After 2 years, we have more AK47s on the street, rampant lawlessness, an MOU with the US DOJ and yet another stinging federal audit. Progress! Together we can!

By: Crucian to me heart

Crucian to me heart — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 20:25:45 +0000

Variety is not the spice to the heart. It’s a trip to the doctor. I don’t think it is wise to out there today. Have you heard of HIV and AIDES. Yeah that’s spicy and leathal.So swing your way to the grave. Look at the statistics is men like you who are dying.

By: Indigenous Virgin Islander

Indigenous Virgin Islander — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 13:57:16 +0000

This website and the other, demmansay.com appear to generate a lot of viewers but few bloggers. Could it be that the information is not credible and viewers consider both websites to be just entertaining? Albert Bryan still has his position as Commissioner of Labor. Perhaps, the government officials are reading the posts and are laughing on the way to the bank. Let’s continue the comedy act. Remember, laughter is the best medicine.

By: Indigenous Virgin Islander

Indigenous Virgin Islander — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:55:27 +0000

Crucian to me heart, you’re correct that a man does not have to prove his manhood by sleeping with multiple partners nor does a woman need to sleep with multiple partner to prove her womanhood. It just makes life spicier. Have you not heard that variety is the spice of life? One man can not satisfy certain women. They need more wood for the fire.The idea is not to sneak around, but to be open and honest with all the parties involved. How are you so sure that the men who say they are faithful are telling the truth? Were they administered a polygraph? If they were, how accurate are those tests? 100%? Are you sure that I am a “typical West Indian man”? I might be a white continental hermaphrodite.

By: Crucian to me heart

Crucian to me heart — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:38:34 +0000

Wow typical West Indian man , you must have an affair to prove your manhood. I know of a few men in this community that have been faithful. I am sure they are many more. Let me share a secret with you, you don’t have to sleep around to prove your manhood, just to stick with one woman is the test. If you can stay with one woman and meet all her sexual desires is the test to your male prowess. You see it is your insecurities that sends you out of the home. You need to explore every sexual cravens that lie dormant in your wife. It will surprize you of her hunger for you. Outside is to prove to the boys that you can sneak around and be part of the group.

By: Indigenous Virgin Islander

Indigenous Virgin Islander — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 14:54:21 +0000

I am comfortable with the fact that I adore the opposite gender. Thanks to the Creator for making us sexual beings. Those who shun homosexuality are being judgemental. I do care about how others choose to live their lives if it does not infringe on my rights.However, it is a big deal to be misled by someone who does not reveal her/his sexual practices. If you suspect your spouse of cheating, would you not confront her/him and demand the truth?Laws relating to adultery are just like legislating morality. Personally, I believe in free love. My philosophy is there is one life to live and I will enjoy it to the fullest.In a perfect world, we would enjoy multiple relationships and all involve would have full knowledge and consent. Unfortunately, most people are not as free-spirited as I am. Hence, I must keep my sexual trysts a secret. I am just another hypocrite like those who stay in the closet to hide their homosexuality.

By: Crucian to me heart

Crucian to me heart — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 14:13:19 +0000

Indigenous Virgin Islander

Here we go again, you haven’t convince me that your not homophobic. Does it matter whether your in the closet or not. It’s your ability in getting the job done. Some people are bi-sexual and live amoung us. Yeah we see them with wives and significant others (girlfriends)in the public, but they are swingers and you don’t know it. So, what’s the big deal unless you want a relationship with them it does’nt matter. It’s about how well they can do their jobs. Get over it you are not going to change it. This is a free society, people have the right to live their private lives the way they want too. Are we going to legislate morality? God gives us the free will to choose. If you have a problem with that take it up with him. I am married and a heterosexual, but I have friends and members of my family that are gay. I bet you too? So stop it let not go into peoples private domain. Unless he is using the powers that have been given to him by the people to promote and tear down the office that he holds then I don’t care what he does in his private time.