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Former Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has criticised the proposed Zones of Special Operations legislation and taken issue with recent comments made by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, warning that the rhetoric and the law itself could deepen division and undermine the rights of law abiding citizens.
In a Facebook post, Rowley reacted to public comments surrounding the proposed legislation and said similar remarks would not have been accepted if he had made them while in office.
“If I had said anything nearly as offensive and arrogant as what Kamla recently said, everyone in this country would have known not to accept that from the Prime Minister. I am proud of that fact. It confirms to me that I was held to a higher standard and I am satisfied that I met those standards!”
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