MORE OF THE DIRTY DETAILS OF LABOUR'S MASSIVE FRAUD IN THE LAST SAINT LUCIA GENERAL ELECTION

Attorney THADDEUS ANTOINE

We continue here in our series on election fraud in Saint Lucia, during the last General Election. Marlon and the other local drug lords were paid to pay voters on voting day. They, among certain lawyers, such as THADDEUS ANTOINE and LORNE THEOPHILUS, were tasked with personally paying voters to vote for the SLP, and in a clever scheme, on Election Day, paid known UWP voters and sympathizers NOT to vote for the UWP. In our next article in this continuing series on SLC voter fraud, we will publish images of Attorney Antoine paying bribes from his personal vehicle on Election Day.

Attorney and st.  Lucia Government official LORNE THEOPHILUS

What is clever about the latter scheme is that they were equipped with voting ink, which no person outside certain authorized officials within the Electoral Commission should have had in their possession. Once UWP supporters were identified they would be approached on Election Day and paid handsomely not to vote and to seal the deal, their fingers dipped in the voting ink. They were thereafter disqualified from participating in the voting process.

These measures included:

1. Elections Department IT official KENYA JAMES Giving "Back Door" access to the Election Department voting data to the SLP,  thereby giving them an advantage on the day to areas where they needed to bring out the vote to secure the win.

Saint Lucia Government official KENYA JAMES

2. ⁠Illegal registration of ineligible persons to the voters list.

3. ⁠Late registration of persons to vote.

4. ⁠Payment of UWP voters not to vote and inking their fingers on the day.

5. ⁠In addition to payment of large sums of money in East Caribbean currency, USD and Euro, these illegal techniques all combined to contribute to a massive scheme to undermine fair elections. 

These schemes were orchestrated by Saint Lucia Labour Party General Secretary LEO CLARKE and the leadership of the SLP. They had publicly declared that they would win by any means necessary, and they did, and are now reaping the rewards of this massive corruption at the cost of the people of Saint Lucia.

 

SLP General Secretary LEO CLARKE