GULP IS COMING BACK AGAIN TO STOP THE PAIN

St. George, December 14, 2009 -- The Grenada United Labour Party is preparing for a serious stake at the next general elections and has begun rebuilding its constituency groups as part of plans in preparation for the convention in March 2010, which will elect it’s leadership. Over the last few weeks constituency groups were established in St. John, St .Patrick East , St George South and St David.

Among the persons that are now chairpersons of the constituencies branches ; Mark Issac a long standing senior member of NNP and former deputy party chairman has been able to claim the position of Chairman of the South St George Constituency branch. Other persons include Glenda Hosten and Lillian Williams for St John and St. Patrick East respectively. This week branches in St Patrick West and St Marks are expected to be established.
 
Scores of new members and old staunch supporters gathered at different venues and in keeping with the party’s manifesto nominated and approved ten (10) delegates for each of these constituencies. This would form part of the 150 delegates who will vote the new executive in office. Chanting young and old, “ we will never let our party fall” , these jubilated members -- most of which are very young Grenadians are excited about the new possibilities for GULP. They have given their commitments to rebuilding GULP and taking on the task of rebuilding Grenada and righting the wrongs of the past. They have pledged to remain united and continue to stand firm to the party’s philosophy of love and good will to all Grenadians.
 
Gulp promises to bring peace and healing to the nation and will now canvass for good men and women of substance to be candidates and prospective candidates. These persons are expected to come from a wide cross section of  the Grenadian community. Gulp firmly believes that Grenada needs a new breed of politicians who love people and are making their contribution to the lives of Grenadians, not just when they get into office.

The spokesperson, Collin Francis indicated that good politicians are persons who love people and whose lives are built on making contribution to Grenada and not just been put up as a candidate. Gulp is getting ready to tackle the issues and bring some sense of relief to the Tri Island State of Grenada , Carriacou and Petite Martinique.