Hi Stuart,
I promise to keep this blog clean,
and free of sarcasm.
You wanted to know what our concerns were, and you said that they would be addressed, so here goes......
1) With the cost of living increasing, why are St Maarten pensioners allowed to survive on five hundred guilders per month? Do you, the government and the politicians (NA/DP) realize that the people who took care of you as children, are being forced to choose between food, and medicine? Now they are saying that, three years ago, the pensioners were supposed to get a cost of living increase, and it never happened.
Who in government is in charge of the welfare of our senior citizens who are incapable or protecting and defending themselves from these vultures?
Who will address these issues, and who will be punished for allowing our elderly to be skimped of the meagerly stipends that they are given each month, by a government who has no problems pouring millions into disastrous projects.
WHICH POLITICIAN WILL ADDRESS THE PENSIONERS ISSUE?
OR IS THIS QUESTION ALSO "TOO HOT TO HANDLE"?

This is an straight forward blog, no melee, innuendo or "gotcha questions"
Last night Stuart Johnson, we were involved in a somewhat tepid verbal battle about what the DP is and will do for St Maarten.
You said that you would address the issues, and the questions.
Here is the first question, and I really hope that you keep your word, and answer it as honestly as possible.