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THE EDITOR: Madam,

Where do we go from here as Jamaicans?

Do we spend all our time discussing the symbolism of emancipation while the HIV virus infects many of our young pregnant mothers in the parish of St James? Again, it is time to move away from rhetorical 'liberation' to practical liberation of our people. It is time all representative leadership focus on providing cost effective education, healthcare and job creation for our people.

We need leadership of inclusion or collective functioning for all Jamaicans. We need multi-cultural acceptance among our leaders. It is time to throw down the schism of political ideology and create a party of inclusion. What would Marcus Garvey say today about Jamaica? Would he be pleased with our leaders? I think not. He would be organising a political movement to challenge the present establishment. He would think we were still living under colonial exploitation. Exemplary authority rules with self-denial and love for their people. We are just tired of the showcase of intellectual prowess of our leaders and the lack of LOVE and practical solution for the poor.

Jah Love

DERRICK O'REAGAN, Engr.

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commented on Wednesday, May 01, 2013

Anonymous

What kind of Strategic governance do we have in Jamaica? We have none. Members of parliament ask for the people to understand the difficult economic condition but they show no restraint. Who are these people who suppose to be servant of the people of Jamaica? They are parasitic in behavior to the point of brute beast or deprave of social conscience. How long will we as Jamaicans at home and in the Diaspora continue to turn blind eyes to the oppression of our people? The cry of the people can be heard from the 14 parishes of Jamaica. Have history and science not taught us any thing that a breaking point exists in all situations? A wise man will not wait for the breaking point but will react before that climax of destruction. The people are in acute pain and will react against the oppression of those who brutally exploit them. We have a Parliament that is archaic and need to step aside for the younger generation to take over. I will end with this saying a revolution first start with self. Are you willing to stand up and walk to the front of the line? A revolution is action driven not with multiplicity of words but with practical implementation...It takes only one person to start...

Jah Love
Derrick O'Reagan, Engr.

commented on Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Anonymous

Dion Jackson-Miller is so bias it is sickening, to her the PNP can do no wrong.
commented on Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Anonymous

I am truly impressed with tonight's programme on non-traditional high schools and the work they are doing. Thumbs up Dionne and the All Angles team!!

I am a teacher within this system and for far too long we have been left on the back burner while our traditional high schools are always prodded by various sectors of society. I do believe that all schools should be given the due recognition they deserve and I must commend you for being a trendsetter in this regard. Unfortunately, I did not get to watch the programme from the beginning but thanks to technology that problem is solved.

All the best and continue being a leader in your neck of the woods.

Regards,

Roxanne T-C
commented on Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Anonymous

The Government of Jamaica must learn that honesty and integrity are crucial to the successful relationships with country men as well as global partners. That wisdom applies not only to our personal relationship but to those we value as part of doing business. "Our integrity is ours to hold or give away".

As a country in a global Sphere, we must follow the law in the countries where we operate and most of all enable the principles of our constitution to our citizens. As a Jamaican, we must follow the Principles lay down in our constitution to deal with citizens as well as foreign partners. But behaving with integrity is more than that-it’s a principle we must hold close in spirit and in action. It includes everything from valuing our citizen’s constitutional rights to protecting of the environment to our collective best.

Behaving with honesty is sometimes an act of courage. But it’s priceless reward to safeguard our reputation. I encourage the
Government of Jamaica to summarized the constitutional principles and hand it out to all Jamaicans, most of all to those in power and authority of the masses. Honesty must always start first with those in power or strategic planners to set the stage for others to emulate, so, that a culture of justice can be created.

You and I and all our fellow Jamaicans must personally commit to honesty as we do our daily undertaking. Integrity in domestic and global application is one of our guiding values in deliver the difference to be respected.

Derrick O'Reagan, Engr
commented on Saturday, March 09, 2013

Anonymous

I am sick of Lambert
commented on Wednesday, February 20, 2013

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