Comments on: A little bombshell http://claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/2008/09/12/a-little-bombshell/ Just another WordPress.com weblog Sat, 11 Apr 2009 21:56:08 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: gary aboud http://claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/2008/09/12/a-little-bombshell/#comment-34 gary aboud Wed, 08 Apr 2009 23:49:30 +0000 http://claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/?p=29#comment-34 The site must not be built whatsoever. Being sorry for our people is not enough. There are larger questions also such as subsidies and cheap gas at next to nothing, with of course, you know... those private slippery closed door handshakes. We are simple people, but we are awakening. The site must not be built whatsoever. Being sorry for our people is not enough. There are larger questions also such as subsidies and cheap gas at next to nothing, with of course, you know… those private slippery closed door handshakes. We are simple people, but we are awakening.

]]> By: Rhea Mungal http://claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/2008/09/12/a-little-bombshell/#comment-30 Rhea Mungal Sat, 13 Sep 2008 14:54:22 +0000 http://claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/?p=29#comment-30 Dear Mark, I am part of The Resource Protection Group. These are not my words. They are the words of the last Project Manager of Essar Steel Trinidad and Tobago. Please read the article in its entirety. I could not have taken parts of his letter out it would have been unethical. This gentleman signed our petition against the proposed Essar Steel Mill and its associated port in Trinidad and Tobago. I have over one hundred and fifty postings regarding Essar Steel Group on this Greenpeace Forum alone dealing with the horror that Essar Steel is about to unleash on my country. I saw your name on my petition and actually I was speaking about you, with Dr. Wayne Kublalsingh about thirty minutes ago. Please sir we would like to contact you. Please find a list of our links. We are the "Resource Protection Group". Please join us in this fight to preserve our environment. elp us to spread the word in Canada, a country I went I once lived in and grew to love.Unfortunately,while I lived in Ontario I never the pleasure of visiting Sault Ste Marie. I used to live in the Atlantic Provinces.The very picturesque and unspoilt beauty of the Canadian east coast and truly a marvel to behold. 1. Circulate our petition www.thepetitionsite.com/petition/957999809 2. Catch me on greenpeace.org forum.greenpeace.org/int/showthread.php?t=583 2&page=6 One link and you can find the rest of threads by clicking on my photo. 3.Comment and add photos to our blog at claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/ 4. We are on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rue1HjHdBmA 5. Our Flickr Groups http://www.flickr.com/groups/claxtonbaymangrove/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/29102645@N06/ I have posting all over the web. Please check our Blog. Regards, Ms.Rhea Ranu Mungal Resource Protection Group Trinidad and Tobago rhea.mungal@yahoo.com 868-769-4672 Dr. Wayne Kublalsingh 868-771-5181 Dear Mark,

I am part of The Resource Protection Group. These are not my words. They are the words of the last Project Manager of Essar Steel Trinidad and Tobago. Please read the article in its entirety. I could not have taken parts of his letter out it would have been unethical. This gentleman signed our petition against the proposed Essar Steel Mill and its associated port in Trinidad and Tobago.

I have over one hundred and fifty postings regarding Essar Steel Group on this Greenpeace Forum alone dealing with the horror that Essar Steel is about to unleash on my country. I saw your name on my petition and actually I was speaking about you, with Dr. Wayne Kublalsingh about thirty minutes ago. Please sir we would like to contact you.
Please find a list of our links. We are the “Resource Protection Group”. Please join us in this fight to preserve our environment. elp us to spread the word in Canada, a country I went I once lived in and grew to love.Unfortunately,while I lived in Ontario I never the pleasure of visiting Sault Ste Marie. I used to live in the Atlantic Provinces.The very picturesque and unspoilt beauty of the Canadian east coast and truly a marvel to behold.

1. Circulate our petition
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/petition/957999809

2. Catch me on greenpeace.org
forum.greenpeace.org/int/showthread.php?t=583 2&page=6

One link and you can find the rest of threads by clicking on my photo.

3.Comment and add photos to our blog at
claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/

4. We are on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rue1HjHdBmA

5. Our Flickr Groups

http://www.flickr.com/groups/claxtonbaymangrove/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/29102645@N06/

I have posting all over the web. Please check our Blog.

Regards,
Ms.Rhea Ranu Mungal
Resource Protection Group
Trinidad and Tobago
rhea.mungal@yahoo.com
868-769-4672

Dr. Wayne Kublalsingh
868-771-5181

]]> By: Mark http://claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/2008/09/12/a-little-bombshell/#comment-29 Mark Fri, 12 Sep 2008 21:26:52 +0000 http://claxtonbaymangrove.wordpress.com/?p=29#comment-29 Hello, I'm an employee of Essar in Sault Ste Marie, Canada. You can find us listed on the Essar website under the link provided. Essar just bought our company last year and I'm sorry to say that I don't agree with any of the comments made about the type of employer Essar has been. The problems we had before Essar took over have not gotten better. In my opinion things have gotten worse and appear to be getting worse. Yes, they have started expanding the business and building and growing the company. But that is the only positive I can say. I have not seen the large-heartedness mentioned above. I also want to comment on what a wonderfull country Trinidad and Tobago is. I visited the islands when I was in high school and spent my vacation at the Radison Crown Hotel (don't know if it is still there) on the island of Tobago. Hello, I’m an employee of Essar in Sault Ste Marie, Canada. You can find us listed on the Essar website under the link provided. Essar just bought our company last year and I’m sorry to say that I don’t agree with any of the comments made about the type of employer Essar has been. The problems we had before Essar took over have not gotten better. In my opinion things have gotten worse and appear to be getting worse.

Yes, they have started expanding the business and building and growing the company. But that is the only positive I can say. I have not seen the large-heartedness mentioned above.

I also want to comment on what a wonderfull country Trinidad and Tobago is. I visited the islands when I was in high school and spent my vacation at the Radison Crown Hotel (don’t know if it is still there) on the island of Tobago.

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