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The week started with a volatile market. On Friday our airport had to be closed for the second time. First there was a protest by taxi drivers who blocked the airport roundabout. The airport was then closed because the air conditioning system was not working. This means a huge loss for our island, which relies on tourism as its only economic pillar. Closing our airport is a drastic measure. It is time for AAA to have a Plan B in case this happens again.
At the beginning of this week, MP Tevreden accused Minister Arentz of being opaque. In December 2023, MP Tevreden himself agreed to the party’s motion source 15 MPs voted in favour of the party’s motion source. It is good for taxi drivers not to pursue the promises of MP Tevreden, because there is not much time left for the elections. We also remember what was written on Facebook, that during the Council of Ministers meeting, all ministers hid and did not give interviews about the results of the meeting. They were scared when Minister Arends said at the Council of Ministers that if he withdrew his decision, there would be no government the next day.
It seems that the MPs suddenly want to play the role of heroes because time is running out and elections are coming. We remember how the Prime Minister won the trust of the SKOA workers and they will not lose their jobs. After the elections, the workers must continue to fight for their rights. The socialist government does not care about the well-being of the people, but about their own well-being. They criticize capitalism, but they are the biggest capitalists. What the EPP does is to want to be on good terms with the devil and God, which is impossible.
We in the Kulpa Party wish the taxi drivers more strength and wisdom in the negotiations. This problem could have been avoided if they had met and reached an agreement instead of making dictatorial decisions. Their work is not easy because if they don’t work, they don’t eat.
It is very important for taxi drivers to know how the government dealt with the priests and the more than 18,000 signatories against same-sex marriage. The government and the MPs both let the priests and the 18,000 signatories line up to postpone the time. The fight started in September 2016, when Casati took office as the President of the Parliament. The government immediately came out and said that it would not do anything else and would even provide funds to make everything go smoothly. While our elderly people have to fight for survival because they cannot live on a single pension, the government is kidding and gave them awg.30,-.
The list of 18,000 signatures against same-sex marriage and our pensioners is an absolute majority in the next election. There is still one party in the next election, the Kulpa Party, so only we can keep our love for freedom.
The Kulpa Party was the only option.
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