2Drilly Gang Rejects Offer to Meet with PM Browne?

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Members of the Two Drilly gang

Members of the 2Drilly gang have seemingly rejected an offer by Prime Minister Gaston Browne to discuss the crime and violence issue currently affecting the country.

Despite Browne’s assurance that there would be no “ratting out,” someone posting as a gang member stated that they had no interest in meeting with the Prime Minister.

“I see we’ve gotten your attention, but we don’t care”, a member of the 2 Drilly wrote in response to the article”.

Adding, “all hope is lost for us, the damage is done, we don’t want to meet with any of you.”

The author of the comment claimed that the government, justice system, and churches are judgmental when, in fact, they are worse than the gang members.

“Sinners can’t correct sin…look in the mirror, clean up your backyards, you have nothing to offer us” the post said

The comment could have been written by anyone and many are claiming that the 2Drilly Gang member did not write the comment

No member of the gang has yet to officially deny that the comment came from them

Below is what the PM said on Saturday

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Comments (4)

  • Anonymous August 27, 2024, 6:47 PM

    Set a dunce them be and don’t have the capacity to negotiate nothing,by the way what is there to negotiate.
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  • Faithful national August 27, 2024, 7:12 PM

    Sounds the tactics of a certain political party. Their refusal to engage, to date, only serves to highlight the leadership and other Sterling qualities of the current Prime Minister.
    Reply
  • Elden Charles August 27, 2024, 8:20 PM

    Amazing! I look at these two comments and the spiritual blindness is typical from this corrupt, and twisted culture. Your youth is bringing judgement on you and you don’t see the spiritual implications? Wake up! This battle can only be won in the spirit. Repent! Look at what is happening and still people are talking about politics and conflict between parties. How foolish can you be?
    Reply
  • JOE August 28, 2024, 6:44 AM

    Very interesting news, I wonder how much further this could play out
    Reply

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