LETTER OF THE DAY - Why no cries against jungle justice in Westmoreland?
The Editor, Sir: I am listening to hear the voices that are crying out against jungle justice in this so-called Christian nation.In the parish of Westmoreland, on Saturday night, December 29, 2007, three men were murdered for stealing a goat. I hear no voice crying out...
'Dead cat' comment
The Editor, Sir: In reading the column written by the Rev.Devon Dick, published in your paper on January 1, I got a little confused by a certain statement he made. I have been following the issue in your paper regarding the Stephen Vasciannie affair and cannot recall...
Firearms for self-defence
The Editor, Sir: Shawn Johnson's letter advocating the liberalisation of Jamaican firearms law is right on! I have for years advocated allowing law-abiding citizens to own firearms for self-protection, instead of the current regime that leaves us vulnerable...
Invisible shackles
THE EDITOR, Sir: The shackles may be invisible but manifestations and effects of mental slavery have been clearly seen and felt by the nation. Today, we regard the woolly hair of people of African descent as bad and the straight hair of Europeans and Asians as good...
A farmer's worst nightmare
The Editor, Sir: If I were asked to make a wish list for the new year, that list would contain my desire to see the implementation of an effective policy to deal with the scourge of praedial larceny. It is my hope, too, that by addressing this issue...
New parking system in Mandeville
The Editor, Sir: While being reluctant to criticise the initiatives of the Manchester Parish Council, especially their attempt to raise additional revenue by instituting permit parking in the town of Mandeville, the manner of collecting the fees is questionable. ...
Government positives should be commended
The Editor, Sir: There have been many negative comments levelled at the Bruce Golding-led administration since its ascendancy to the helm of power; while it is important to be critical of our leadership in ensuring transparency, it is equally important to highlight...
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