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EXCLUSIVE: Is there a conspiracy to allow the Dutch Government to take over St. Maarten? | SMN News

October 2, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: Is there a conspiracy to allow the Dutch Government to take over St. Maarten? | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- As things unfold surrounding the snap elections called by the now demissionary government who seems not to know their head from their feet more chaos are purposely being created as if St. Maarten is not governable and that there would be a need for a takeover.
Governor Holiday who is supposed to watch over and ensure that the laws of St. Maarten are maintained seems to be dropping the ball over and over. Governor Holiday seems not to have a hold on the current situation, or maybe he is dragged into the conspiracy theory.
First off Governor


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