I took a stroll to my mayor’s office in Barrigada, and found Sen. Frank Blas, Jr., and his entire staff hustling it for our people’s recovery.
Shout out as well to Barrigada Mayor June Blas and Vice Mayor Jess Bautista and their families for keeping our village amazing.
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Jofish
06/09/2023 at 6:33 AM
We live on the outskirts of Barrigada village, for over 30 years, typhoon after typhoon, not once did any mayor from Aguon, Laguana, Blas/Bautista or any of their staff drive up our road to assess damage or offer assistance! So, continue patting yourselves on the back, because it doesn’t sit well with all residents. Guess we are not part of Barrigada?
Jofish
06/09/2023 at 9:26 AM
We live in the outskirts of Barrigada for over 30 years, typhoon after typhoon, not once did any mayor, from Aguon, Laguana, to Blas/Bautista or any of their staff drive in our road to assess damage or offer any sort of assistance. So continue patting yourselves on the back, because your Biba doesn’t sit well with all residents! Guess we are not considered part of Barrigada?
I posted this earlier this morning, it was waiting moderation. Then it wasn’t posted. I guess anything negative is being sensored by kandit news? Maybe I don’t need to pay taxes since I don’t have representation!
Jofish
06/09/2023 at 10:05 AM
I have a friend from FSM, they live in Leyang Barrigada, renting for the past 6 years, own a fish store in Barrigada, they are not on welfare, they pay taxes, they are contributing to Guams economy, they are not a burden to Guam. They had a fema inspector come by and told them they couldn’t qualify for anything, and he was very rude to them. Instead of doing photo op propaganda for career politicians, why don’t you investigate how Guam residents are being treated by fema employees! Is there a place to file complaints against there rude actions? We are already dealing with no power or water, the last thing Guam residents need is rude, no compassion for the human suffering that they are going through from fema employee’s, We are already experiencing that with the local government.