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Basseterre, St.Kitts
Joined October 2011
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some days I sit down and really thank God for my life, and the people in it. It’s not perfect, and it never will be … but, every piece of the puzzle just makes sense
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no one can block a blessing that’s truly meant for you.
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You really cannot have a proper conversation with people who want to be mad and are stupid at the same time.
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I also want us to understand that the convo must go beyond simply “losing visa-free travel”, a big part of it as well is access to the international banks that our banking sectors rely on.
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and as someone that works within the CBI Industry, it truly is heartbreaking. Bcz CBI doesn’t only bring clients for citizenship purposes, but it is an industry when done correctly continues to pour into your business
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it’s soooooo much honestly. & don’t get me wrong, I understand the EU and their concerns, but it really does open your eyes to see that size and resources will always be size and resources.
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esp bcz there are larger nations with similar programs not under the same pressure … just unfortunate 🥲
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Some personal thoughts: The EU’s mounting pressure on Caribbean states to end their Citizenship by Investment Programmes, with St. Kitts and Nevis this week signalling an end to its programme and Antigua and Barbuda having previously indicated a similar course, deserves reflection beyond the immediate visa and geopolitical alignment debates. 1/14-
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Replying to @jmoulfrancis
How many times must our small state reinvent its economy? How many industries must we develop, regulate, defend, and ultimately surrender before our sovereign right to pursue sustainable economic development is genuinely respected? 11/14
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Replying to @jmoulfrancis
With all this, the question is not whether legitimate concerns should be addressed. Oh yes, they absolutely should. Rather, it is whether small states can ever satisfy international expectations when the ultimate response to their economic competitiveness is to demand and unduly pressure that an entire industry cease operating. 9/14
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Same EU pressure. Five different answers 🇰🇳 St Kitts: winding down on a timeline being negotiated with the EU. Still open for now 🇦🇬 Antigua: has offered to wind down by 2030 🇱🇨 St Lucia: has replied to the EU in writing and says it won't simply abandon its programme 🇬🇩 Grenada: wants to keep both CBI and visa-free Schengen 🇪🇺 🇩🇲 Dominica: PM Skerrit has publicly defended CBI Nobody knows yet how this ends. The families who planned early have the most options.
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as a SKN National, it’s so heartbreaking that our tiny island pioneered such a big industry/program, only to be pressured by larger territories to close 🥲 but we move, we’ve always been small but tall.
🚨🇰🇳 BREAKING: The country that INVENTED citizenship by investment is shutting it down. Tonight, St Kitts & Nevis PM Terrance Drew went on national TV to address the future of the CBI program, running since 1984. The verdict: it's being wound down. 🧵
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One day, I hope we all look back at our current struggles and realise how much life was quietly changing in our favour.
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I need climate change to go back where she came from.
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SKN to wind down CBI program on a timeline currently being negotiated with the European Union.
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👉🏾 tourism - home-porting from Nov 2027
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PM Drew - “tonight begins our CBI wind down chapter”
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waitttt Rih recreated the superbowl outfit because she was pregnant with Riot at the time 🥹
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