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    LETTER: Pay me my gratuity, this country is rich!

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    Dear Editor:

    Pay me my gratuity I don’t give a rats ass what is going on in this country. This country is for the rich and famous, just give me what’s mine.

    I have health issues and other things I have to deal with as a poor man living in this country, and the shitty politicians like the one from St. George won’t understand  because he only think about himself and how to teeef

    government

    money you call dem n dem nar ansa you so is who representing you as a people?.

    I think they want people to die so that their money can be unclaimed so it stays within the treasury. The rich and famous ho to the treasury everyday and collect millions while we suffer just to get $72,000 to $100,000 is this good governance I think not.

    This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: LETTER: Pay me my gratuity, this country is rich!.

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