Bryan hints at a return to Progressives’ platform
(CNS): Few of the remaining members of the UPM government have confirmed they will be seeking re-election in the upcoming campaign or which of their colleagues, if any, they will be aligning themselves with. However, Deputy Premier Kenneth Bryan has dropped the heaviest hints yet that he may throw his lot in with the Progressives, the party he started his political career with, as he runs again to keep his George Town Central seat. So far, the idea has not been dismissed by the PPM.
During an appearance on Radio Cayman on Monday, Bryan said he believed that the PPM was the only real political party contesting the election and the group with which he was most politically aligned.
Speaking on For The Record on Monday, he made allegations that the members of the TCCP were “extreme environmentalists” and another party due to emerge were “elitists” who had stated they wanted to replace “the inferiors”. He said he felt he shared a mindset most with the Progressives.
“No matter what differences that we’ve had, there is more mindsets with the things that I think about with the Progressives than any one of those other groups… because it was more personalities,” he said as he pointed to his past disagreements with former premier Sir Alden McLaughlin. “But that’s where I came from.”
Bryan suggested that the PPM and the UDP (it was not clear if the minister actually meant the UPM) had many similarities. He suggested that they were never about “big money” or extreme environmentalists but were about the grassroots or the poorer people.
He said he believed the next government would be a coalition between two of the four groups that he thinks will be running in April: the PPM, the leftover UPM government, the “extreme environmentalists” (the TCCP), and the “elitists”, which appears to refer to the newly registered Cayman Islands National Party. Dan Scott has registered the party but has not yet officially launched it or unveiled its candidates.
At the start of the show, Bryan had said that, given the drift towards alignments and parties in this election, he had to make some decisions about how he was going to run, having previously run as an independent. However, he said he would need to consult with his constituents.
Challenging the nature of the newly registered groups, the minister claimed they were not real parties but labels. He said the country was looking for organised, mature politics, and the only group that fit the real definition and had real credibility was the PPM.
Roy Tatum, a long-standing member of the Progressives who will run for office in the former premier’s constituency of Red Bay once the party ratifies this, pointed out that Bryan had never resigned from the PPM.
“Politics is the art of the possible,” he told CNS when we asked where the PPM stood regarding Bryan re-joining forces with the party. “Kenneth Bryan started his political career with the PPM and never resigned as a member,” he noted, leaving the door open for Bryan to buy himself a red tie or two.
See Bryan talk about his potential alignment with the Progressives at 1:04:45, shortly after he joins the show, and again at the end of the show from about 2:29:45 on the Radio Cayman video below.
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Do the hater Caymanians even know that his wife is Irish and then for political reasons he speaks out against expats. He is the most two-faced mf idiot.
The villagers of Cayman know nothing of their village idiots.
Irish or English…
What has the PPM ever done for George Town Central?
If you check the national statistics – the numbers receiving assistance from NAU were highest between 2013 to 2021 during PPM’s 2 consecutive terms.
One would dare say this points to less opportunity being available for Caymanians under their Governance.
For example, in 2016, 2018 and 2019, there were 1,109, 1,009 and 888 (respectively) of people receiving food vouchers. Compared to 2021, 2022 and 2023 when there were 643, 650 and 721 (respectively) families receiving food vouchers.
This trend follows on through the statistics with rental assistance, electricity and other utility assitance.
Welfare for the Caymanian population was at an all time high during PPM’s tenure and that is what gave rise to the people voting them out.
Hopefully our people do not have too much of the usual short-term memory here and not remember the struggles, cries for help, unemployment and disenfranchisement taking place during the PPM years.
Here is the link to the statistics which can also be found on ESO website. https://www.eso.ky/storage/right_page_docums/uploadFilePdf/422/Chapter%204%20-%20Health%20and%20Social%20Services.xlsx
Very dishonest post. You took the Food Voucher data to make a point but ignored the overall totals which included total assistance (Food vouchers, rent, Electricity, Water Bills etc etc) Those totals were:
2016 – 2,049 families
2018 – 2,059 families
2021 – 1,783 families
2022 – 2,591 families
2023 – 2,662 families
Which shows that under the PACT administration Needs Assesment Assistance increased by almost 10%
You are tntiled to your opinion bt your opinion is not fact!!!
Those totals which you have posted include burial expenses, pre-school fees and unspecified supplemental assistance which does not necessarily provide a true state of affairs with how Caymanians are living. Whereas, looking at whether our people are in need of food more each year certainly shows where the desperation lies – and when.
Take the statistics how you wish – but the state of hunger in any country is a sure show of the state of its most vulnerable.
You also omitted to include the total of families for 2021, which was the lowest ever recorded over the 10 year period at 1,783 families (if we must take the total in to account).
Going back to previous ‘job’, money, perks, using others….
‘Speaking on For The Record on Monday, he made allegations that the members of the TCCP were “extreme environmentalists” and another party due to emerge were “elitists” who had stated they wanted to replace “the inferiors”. He said he felt he shared a mindset most with the Progressives.’
Says it all, inferiority complex so he should have because he inferior and desperate who should go down his wishing well once and for all, prefer to vote for the mindset of a quacky duck!
And he’s feeding on others insecurities at an absurd protest against Indigo Divers led by CMR.
I have voted PPM since they started.
if they take on this idiot I’m done with them and will do my best to convince my extended family the same.
#portsmouthfcmatters
Basically, the seat for George Town Central is empty, and up for grabs. A slice of pizza could win in April declaring there.
I am reading “The Almost Nearly Perfect People” book by Michael Booth.
Can’t help but think about Cayman reading “The Icelanders” chapter. About Cayman’s past. Its future. The current state of Cayman.
Below are few excerpts from the book. Do you see the parallel with the Cayman? It could have been written about Cayman.
The Iceland’s Achilles heel. In a country of just over 300,000 people, everyone knows each other personally or through mutual acquaintances, and the ruling class is a small clique.
“Only yesterday, Icelanders were sitting waist-deep in fish scales, and today they are already choosing options for their new Porsche Cayennes with an important air.”
“Stories of local excess abound. Elton John flew in to sing a song at a birthday party ; private jets were called in like taxis;”
With the collapse of the American investment bank Lehman Brothers in late 2008, Icelandic debts, at one point amounting to 850 percent of the country’s GDP (by comparison, in the US it is 350 percent), became public knowledge. …The government had no money to cover its bank debts.
Within weeks, unemployment had soared (previously, anyone who wanted a job had been able to do so, except the mentally retarded and the maliciously idle).
The crisis, it seems, was a crime without criminals. Standing trial… on charges of negligence, Haarde became the first world-class political leader to be called to account for what happened in 2008. He could have faced up to two years in prison for his role in the massive financial fraud that devastated Iceland, but was found not guilty.
Once a city famed for its stunning views of the fjord and mountains on the horizon, these were now obscured by the office and apartment towers that had sprung up along the coast. The new, beautiful, and uninhabited buildings resembled a stack of jewel cases that had just been stolen by thieves.
(Icelanders still have to import everything except electricity and fish),
… the history of the country…turned out to be quite gloomy…
… everything about Iceland – from its debt spree to the rudeness of its men and, most gallantly, the homeliness of its women…. concluded that Iceland is a patriarchal society of aggressive men who are prone to excessive risk.
Previously, Icelanders fished like everyone else: they went out on boats and tried their luck. Some days they returned empty-handed, others with a splendid catch. But in 1983, after several years of severe weather that had been particularly bad for the fishing industry, the Icelandic government decided to introduce a quota system.
“The first quota holders got rich overnight. Eventually, all the quotas ended up in the hands of about 15 private companies with deliberately confusing ownership structures. And then their owners started shifting the profits from the fisheries to the banking sector.”
“Critics were branded as people who were incapable of enjoying success. These businessmen demonstratively financed science, public buildings, museums, festivals and everything else.”
“I don’t think the Icelandic bankers did anything radically different from the foreign banks. But the thing is, they adopted all these methods superficially, didn’t understand them, and then they started doing something completely unimaginable, like cross-lending. I watched them and was amazed at how these guys just borrowed and borrowed and never seemed to sell anything except to themselves. They didn’t put their capital on the line.”
Of all the Nordic characters, the most striking contrast to the Icelanders is their direct ancestors, the Norwegians. They nursed their oil wealth with the care and attention of a gardener with orchids. The Icelanders, like magpies, snatched up every glittering foreign asset that caught their eye. Football clubs, hotels and department stores were bought with borrowed money, obtained with the recklessness of Antonio in Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice .
They still feel like Vikings who are on first-name terms with everyone. Since childhood, they have been told: “We are a small country, but we are equal to anyone.” Iceland is a small person who thinks that he is an important person….“They wear shoes that are too big for them and get their laces tangled.”
“The Icelanders of that era were people who demanded respect for their rights and did not want to be told what to do.
In early 2009, Michael Lewis described Iceland as “completely bankrupt”. …But who was to blame for the economic mess?
The Gudmundssons were among about fifteen families who earned the collective nickname “The Octopus” for the stranglehold they had on much of the Icelandic economy. Some of them fled the country in disgrace, while the rest prefer to keep a low profile.
Many of these politicians and businessmen were close friends from school … and spent their free time together. This is a prime example of Iceland’s Achilles heel. In a country of just over 300,000 people, everyone knows each other personally or through mutual acquaintances, and the ruling class is a small clique.
“These loans [made by Icelandic banks to their shareholders to boost their own share portfolios] are another sordid reminder of how corrupt things are here,”… “This is such a small country that businessmen, regulators, media and politicians all get along just fine.”
“To understand how a person ended up working for this company, it is enough to look at his political connections,” … “If it is not politics, then look for relatives, and if there is none, then there is only one explanation: Alcoholics Anonymous! This is a very compact country, so nepotism and cronyism flourish there, which have become part of the general economic problem. Friends from the sports section or relatives are hired. Here it is all over the place, and we are so used to it that we do not call it corruption. It is very difficult to avoid such things, and if it comes to justice, then serious problems arise.”
A good example of the close intertwining of state, media and business in Iceland was the veto of a media ownership bill in 2004….the bill, aimed at combating the monopoly of private companies in the media…was rejected by the country’s president…Anyone who criticized them was immediately silenced.
Meritocracy and democratic freedom will always struggle where the talent pool is no bigger than the population of Coventry …That is why Icelanders are jacks of all trades by necessity.
The fact that they have managed to build some kind of state infrastructure is remarkable in itself.
Iceland, it seems, has been too small, too tight-knit, and too friendly for its own good. Strong social ties can, under certain circumstances, lead to incestuous corruption and the suppression of free speech.
And what about today?…that’s why there’s such a difference between farmhouses in Sweden and in Iceland. The Swedish farmhouses are built with dignity, the Icelandic farmhouses are just for living. They don’t care how they look. And I suppose it’s the same thing with all the loans, the same attitude of getting what you can today, and tomorrow…
As is customary in Iceland (they believe that safety rules are for sissies), the edge of Strokkur is fenced off purely symbolically – with a low thin rope. There are no escorts or rescuers to protect against the emissions of boiling water. Unsuspecting newcomers are captivated by the sight of the steaming blue water in the crater, especially when cheerful bubbles begin to bubble on the surface. This is the first sign of an approaching eruption, but everything looks quite peaceful – after bubbling, the bubbles disappear into the bottomless depths. In this way, Strokkur literally accumulates steam before shooting a giant white stream of boiling water to a height of 35 meters. The first time this happened before my eyes, I ran away in horror, waving my arms hysterically.
But the modern Icelander, with one foot in Scandinavia and the other in the Wild West, has evolved into something quite distinct from the northern European….They did not achieve the reliability, accountability, openness, strong civil society, and long-term orientation that made the Scandinavian countries so successful. The short links of communication that should have fostered an environment of mutual trust and responsibility enabled a small group of people to successfully evade accountability and suppress dissent. Deals were made outside the normal democratic channels. Bribes were handed out, dissenters were silenced, and it all happened very quickly.
What does the future hold for Iceland? The country has been put in a world-class corner and robbed of its pocket money. Manufacturing is weak and there aren’t enough fish in the sea to pay off its debts. So Icelanders turn their hopes to the mighty and terrifying force rumbling beneath their feet.
Iceland’s most famous tourist attraction is the Blue Lagoon, an open-air pool of pale blue, hot-spring-heated water nestled in craters in a volcanic lava field about forty-five minutes’ drive from Reykjavik….But in fact, the hot water and supposedly healthy silica mud are waste from the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant, which has been in operation since the 1970s. (I imagine advertising like “Come bathe in our industrial waste!” would hardly attract tourists.) …Now it’s poured into jars and sold in a local shop as an expensive face cream
🦑THE OCTOPUS
fifteen families who earned the collective nickname “The Octopus” for the stranglehold they had on much of the Icelandic economy
the same attitude of getting what you can today, and tomorrow…
Once a city famed for its stunning views of the fjord and mountains on the horizon, these were now obscured by the office and apartment towers
The first quota holders got rich overnight. Eventually, all the quotas ended up in the hands of about 15 private companies with deliberately confusing ownership structures
They did not achieve the reliability, accountability, openness, strong civil society, and long-term orientation
the bill, aimed at combating the monopoly of private companies in the media…was rejected
Deals were made outside the normal democratic channels. Bribes were handed out, dissenters were silenced
they believe that safety rules are for sissies
Meritocracy and democratic freedom will always struggle where the talent pool is no bigger than the population of Coventry
🤦♀️the hot water and supposedly healthy silica mud are waste from the nearby Svartsengi geothermal power plant
Go back to selling coke in night clubs
I wish he would return to selling blow to tourists on the 7mile strip, and get the hell out of politics.
How many young Caymanians, families has he ruined too!
THEY ARE ALL DONKIES!!!!
Did he expects us to be surprised? Those of us who pay attention could see that billboard coming a mile away. Politics requires aligning agendas, that is understood— but the agendas should be for the benefit of the majority. He would be burying the hatchet with Alden in order to gain what? What next? Arden coming back to the PPM too? JChrist. This is pathetic!
How much did he cost to the Cayman Islands already? All the trips abroad to “learn” from others? They love to go to Jamaica and Barbadoes to attend various shows under the pretense of learning “how do they do that”, then come back and do nothing.
“Vote for Dan Scott and his party! They dont have a single, i repeat, NOT ONE past politician in their party! ALL NEW faces and ideas. Please please Cayman lets vote out all those that have destroyed us and brought this island and OUR people to their lowest.”
Has anyone really really thought about this? A Government of all first timers? Are you serious?
Yeh, that sounds like a great idea. Vote for a party who have absolutely zero knowledge of how to run a country. Also, most of his party are wealthy and are completely out of touch with reality when it comes to the everyday struggle of life and expenses in Cayman. Do you think they care that you can’t afford groceries while they go home to their mansions in gated communities every evening?
No shortage of “political experience” in the current government. The only decent one, Andre Ebanks, was a newb that you would probably have dismissed as a member of the wealthy elite.
Indeed there is almost a direct correlation between experience and ineffectiveness. Mac and Juju, anyone?
Get your head out of your a$$, vote for people with good judgment and integrity rather than experience or social rank or the problems of the country will never be solved.
lack of political experience is not something I would be touting here as a benefit. It is precisely why I will not be voting for Dan and company. As for Andre’s posse, that is a big no no, will not make that mistake twice. Can’t trust them and they did nothing – five of them in gov’t and four of them cabinet ministers, but now want to turn around and blame “collective responsibility?” cha!
Lack of political experience is an attractive quality. To me it means that duty to Cayman will be at the forefront as opposed to “what’s in this for me?”
Who?
“Politics is the art of the possible.”
Ah, so that’s how it’s possible for people to run with a drug dealing background?
It also explains how some candidates are successful despite seemingly having IQs around the temperature here in celsius, and even only fahrenheit on a good day!
‘He said the country was looking for organised, mature politics, and the only group that fit the real definition and had real credibility was the PPM.’
Delusional wannabe! LMAO
‘He suggested that they were never about “big money” or extreme environmentalists but were about the grassroots or the poorer people.’
B*****ks!
every time they open their mouth; they make it easier to vote for Dan Scott party.
I hope voters take the time to reflect on how many of the challenges we face today stem from the mismanagement and missed opportunities under the previous PPM-led government. Cayman needs a serious change and strong leaders who will advocate for proper environmental safeguards and immigration reform just to name a few.
Not Kenneth Bryan
He’s right about being inferior, deficient would be a better word, and corrupted, another.
Vote for Dan Scott and his party! They dont have a single, i repeat, NOT ONE past politician in their party! ALL NEW faces and ideas. Please please Cayman lets vote out all those that have destroyed us and brought this island and OUR people to their lowest.
LTD Da Unboozler
yes just what we need a bunch of inexperienced know it alls
He had me until Michael Myles. No thanks.
What is wrong with Michael Myles? He at least is absolutely passionate about educating Caymanians so that they can improve their lives and get better jobs. He has also worked in social services for years and knows what the problems are. Nothing wrong with someone that wants to help Caymanians do better in life.
What is wrong with Michael Myles? How much time you got?
Any actual answers? All I know is what I see done through Inspire Cayman, and the optics are good from where I’m sitting. I’d like to know why I shouldn’t vote for him over do-nothing Sabrina or do-damage PPM’s newbie offering.
To 10:30am: The option being who? Turner? “No thanks.”
There is another young lady running also who has been assisting my mother and aunt. She will be getting my families votes over Sabrina who I have seen twice driving past my house since she got elected and Michael who has aligned himself with the money man.
Chuckie proxy. Lol.
Define “assisting?” Why is it that we view politicians in the light of what we can get from them?
I wish we Caymanians could just get rid of this mentality and stop deciding our vote by how many turkeys, hams, chickens, stove or refrigerators they give us…Why do we reduce ourselves to being for sale to the highest bidder?
yes please vote for Dan’s group! we need change in this country
Progressives, I support you 100%. Currently.If you bring KB on board that support is immediately finished. Eradicate OMOV, let us chose our government. This has gone on too long….absolute madness.
So you don’t support them 100 percent then. Bringing Kenneth onboard isn’t the worst thing in the world. PACT and Wayne brought on Mckeeva, a woman beater and TCCP have brought on Ozzie, a racist. Which is worse out of the 3?
This guy is a joke and grifting all he can from the public purse. He will go with whatever party just to keep the grift going. Stop the nonsense. You see what is happening in the USA right now? Well, Cayman could have the same outcome if people don’t start voting for the islands instead of free turkeys and fake promises.
This joker needs to go far, far away and stay long.
PPM will lose the votes of myself and my generational extended family the day this is announced.
Amen
With all that PPM has already done to ruin our islands and the future of our people, *this* is the straw that will break the camel’s back?
As if there isn’t already a laundry list of reasons not to vote for PPM. Add this to the pile.
It will be as bad as welcoming Mac and Saunders .
Seymour would be just as bad, even tho’ he’s a complete fool, he doesn’t have sinister ambitions to do irretrievable damage to Cayman.
It has been proven that a coalition of independents don’t work!!
So who should he join? He can’t join Wayne’s group as they destabilized government by resigning as ministers.
Dan Scott’s party are all newcomers with no experience and many have no proven track record.
PPM is the best and logical choice for him. An established party with MPs with experience and newcomers to rebuild the party.
Have you ever heard of succession planning? This is why Roy stepped down and Joey is now the leader.
We have.had years of career politicians refusing to step down and mentor the next generation.
Arden and Ezzard were prime examples. Now Ezzard left North Side and this country in a mess as many voted for Jay just to get rid of him.
Jay who is the developer’s beck and call bi@&*tch.
His entire ministry for 2023 has not been audited and we are now in 2025.
It has been suggested that the NHDT project in North Side has massive overruns.
The people’s money is being spent unwisely to favor the few. Stay tuned.
Our system of 19 tiny easily bought electoral districts and no controls on corruption is broken.
The PPM is like the UDP/UPM/PACT/TCCP. None of them have published a statement of core values that they place above power and personal profit.
Any of them will accept Mac, Bryan, Jay, John John or anyone else that will get them closer to power and personal profit.
And in ground breaking news, an opportunistic grifter spots an opportunity.
Please make this narcissist go away.
Well if you were considering voting for the PPM, this makes the decision not to very easy
If Joey and Roy decide to welcome him into their circle, a significant number of voters may abandon their support and seek alternatives. Therefore, it is crucial to pay attention and consider the consequences of such a decision.
So, what have Joey and Roy delivered? Hot air?
To Caymanians, or to foreign real estate developers and agents? Drastically different answers.
With him saying this so early, means that Juju, Dwayne, Jay and Isaac also looking to run with the PPM
If only we had a national vote for Members of Parliament Bryant would never be elected.
Bryan, Saunders, John John, Elio, Harris, Mac and 3 others are definitely running as the new PPM. After the election they will depose Joey (if he actually gets re-elected) and will form the next government .
To 9:19pm: Scrapping past the bottom of the barrel is what they are. Desperation killin’ ’em
Saunders, John John, Ellio, Harris and Mac are most defintely NOT running with PPM. Stop making up BS. You obviously have no idea what is currently going on in politics.
As I say in me yard the rite side of history be daddy Mack McKeeva and Dwayne the Rock Seymour I tell you
The proverbial rat leaving a sinking ship.
Hahahaha!! After all the insults that he and the PPM have traded.
Of course he will want to be Minister of Tourism. And that means putting Johann back as Chair of Airport Authority.
How many enemies are Alden and Joey willing to take onboard in order to get their hands on power again?
“Breaking News: PPM and UPM Unleash the Full Moon Agenda—Complete with Vaseline, Pancakes, and Tied Shoes”
Citizens of Absurdistan, prepare yourselves! The PPM and UPM have joined forces, and their collective genius has culminated in a groundbreaking vision that combines lunar lunacy, and, of course, untamed urges.
Let’s kick things off with their newfound rallying cry: “Pave the Reef!” Yes, this bipartisan dream sees the destruction of Cayman’s natural wonders as the ultimate unifying goal. Why stop at gutting conservation laws when you can throw in a cruise pier, a dry dock (for cruise liners only, because cargo is just too practical), and Mount Trashmore—a monument to toxic ingenuity, perfectly placed next to a healthcare facility and a school.
The Full Moon Festival: A Celebration of Innovation
And what better way to honor such visionary leadership than with a Quarterly Full Moon Pancake Festival? Highlights include:
• Dwayne’s Loins Leap: Under the glow of the full moon, our beloved minister lets his urges guide him. With Vaseline in one hand and baby oil in the other, he takes a majestic leap… straight into another collision with an inanimate object. It’s a performance that truly reflects his governance style and staunch commitment to sobriety.
• The Flip-Off Challenge: Ministers compete to flip pancakes—and their political allegiances—with Olympic-level finesse. Dwayne impresses the crowd by accidentally tying his shoelaces together mid-flip, creating a spectacle of tangled brilliance and leaving quantum physicians scratching their heads at his achievement of quantic entanglement.
• Public Batter-Throwing: Citizens hurl batter at cardboard cutouts of politicians, with bonus points for anyone who can nail the Vaseline jar on Dwayne’s dashboard.
But wait, there’s more! The festival promises to explore the Mystery of the Vaseline Jar, rumored to be a staple in Dwayne’s car. While some speculate it’s for tire maintenance, others believe it’s a reflection of his full-moon-enhanced practicality (or lack thereof). Either way, it’s a story worthy of its own miniseries.
A Closing Note of Reflection
If “Pave the Reef!” is the legacy of this newfound unity, perhaps we should rename Cayman to Absurdistan and let the Pancake Festival become its crowning glory. After all, with leadership this brilliant, we may as well lean into the absurdity.
The future of Cayman deserves better. But as long as our leaders are busy tying their shoes together, flipping pancakes, and colliding with stationary objects, it’s up to us to ensure they don’t tie up our future along with them.
Final part: No donkey was harmed during the redaction of the above , most of characters involved are fictional and will hopefully stay that way… Or are they ?
His legacy, built a $4 million park whilst placing the homeless caymanians in a hotel rooms. Dropped the ball on the erosion of SMB. The many trips to Barbados to set up the never go transport system in Cayman. The failed cayman/Barbados route and now this cruise referendum that Caymanians don’t want. PPM this guy is a snake and will stab you all in the back to save his own skin.
yeah but he did come up with the idea of designer tote bags that surely must be collectible now 👜
And don’t forget the Tourism Training Experience … thats currently a bare piece of ground past Lobster Pot.
And Isaac has always said that he only wants to be in the side that has a majority. With such high moral values on display everywhere, the next coalition government can go on to set even more records.
We desperately need to change the current system that allows small numbers of voters to effectively control the election of those who get into Cabinet.
Without that UDP/PPM/UPM/ABE/independents makes no difference.
Goodbye PPM if this is your selection for GTC!! Means PPM is coming back with the cruise pier!
Embracing him is akin to embracing Mac.
FFS wake up Cayman!
He will go where ever best suits him. sorry, i mean the people.
Guy is a jack ass.
Anyone who use to listen to him on crosstalk with Woody could plainly hear that the guy clearly has 2 assholes that spew alot of $hit.
He can run with UPM TCCP PPM BIG MAC AND THE TALIBANS but we have plans for him in GTC and that is to NOT VOTE FOR HIM as for me and my house we are supporting Carmen Mcfield ❌
Sorry to burst your bubble, but whether you like Kenneth or not, nobody is getting him out of GTC. He is going to win by a landslide and I’m not even a fan of his.
Why would the PPM want to be associated with someone who brazenly ignores our legislation with illegal billboards …… wait maybe that type of behaviour is now welcome in the new PPM.
Why would they want to associate with indisciplined ex con who will push them under the bus at the drop of a hat? Look at how he tried to blame Wayne Panton’s departure for the beach erosion. He is an unadulterated moron.
And selling crack, assaulting police officers, etc. Almost as bad as the billboards.
No shit he is planning on joining them, even though they ran his name through the mud talking about how he is too inexperienced to be in government etc. This man has absolutely no integrity, sitting smiling with the rest of the PPM snakes on the linkup show.
Kenneth Bryan running with the PPM is not a good look. Once bitten, twice shy!
LOL please don’t vote this man back in.
Hmmmmm…Mini Mac now looking for respectability having been a loose cannon.
No doubt PPM will embrace his bringing GTC to their fold, but at what cost.
He will no doubt want to continue as Minister of Tourism and continue his spendthrift ways at Cayman airways and the port authority.
Hope they make him take down his effing billboards.
So Bryan will be the new Juliana – switching from one party to the next.
Isn’t it interesting how all this stuff goes.
Cant see PPM allowing him to be Minister of Tourism when Mo$e$ has so much invested in the industry.
Moses supposedly not running.
Everything that comes out of this person’ mouth is a big fat lie. He was never held accountable for not delivering on his promises.