A CERTAIN situation could take a nasty turn for a hurt vixen. Word is that a group of people are reading up on some material and trying to make a determination if a particular protagonist might not have landed herself in hot water by telling tales out of school.A grouping, and now apparently even a sub-grouping are constrained by certain dictates, and breaching them could prove problematic.Although a lot of tales have been coming out lately from a number of sources, the individual in question was the first, and only one so far, to put a face to the tales. Under the looking glass
AN ORGANISATION is currently in the middle of an audit of their books to determine whether their leader has been diverting money from the accounts to areas other than those designated.There had been worries before but neither sound nor fury had been made because of particular connections.But now that the gauntlet has been thrown down in another area, insiders have decided to take a closer look at how, where and when their collective monies have been used.The findings could make the headlines too. Tongue-lashingA young tyro in charge recently got a dressing down from an old general who is still very active.Word reaching Cou Cou is that he told her that the troops had been taken out to sea on a non-issue and left to founder. It has been reported that in very strong language he told her that what made her strategy questionable was that the fight was not even in the interest of one of their own.But many are saying that the fact that the old general is opposed to the strategy is almost guaranteed to ensure that the line of attack will continue.
T-shirt takeoverCou Cou has been told to be on the lookout for T-shirts marked One Bad Term Does Not Deserve Another. It is reportedly part of something being dubbed as Operation Destabilise. Whether it will have any impact on the psyche of anyone is a question Cou Cou cannot answer, but already there are whispers coming from one side of the same camp that the exercise should really be dubbed Operation Overkill.
Missing ridesA certain individual could be asked to account for two vehicles that were obtained to be used in his organisation but have disappeared. Despite his best efforts to avoid a leak, copies of the invoices have reached the appropriate people and have set off a chain of events. Whether he escapes this one is completely out of the hands of his shifty, privately paid PR guru.
Glass house tenantA certain individual has been warned by a former boss to stop throwing stones on an issue as they might rebound on a personal glass house. He drew attention to the absence of paperwork for a building in St Lucy and the extra $4 million forked out to make it right. The former boss also drew attention to four instances where no paperwork existed and suggested that the least said at this stage the better.