Lazie, Sass, Maudib...do not read

[Jawge]

As a Critical thinker you may well tell me the Embassy in KGN is acting on it's own. Yes?

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2...ead/lead5.html

[Muadib]

“I look back now and what Jamaica has accomplished in financial and economic terms is very impressive and commendable,” Clinton said

<She cited the economic challenges that Jamaica faced a few years ago, such as high interest rates, and local and foreign debts, and commended the Government for its accomplishments in seeking to address those problems.>

Wow.. this is diametrically opposed to the Poll findings...

That is why it is important to go to a good school Jawge.. and more importantly to develop good Critical Thinking skills..

You certainly want to be on the same page as the US Secretary of State.. mi and Hillary in sync like a mofo..

[Don1]

yuh really put stock inna diplo-speak?

Babylon frighten yuh easy LOL

[Muadib]

60's rhetoric ?

wow... don't underestimate the power of the Household..

[Assasin]

them make money run?

Show me the economic indicators them nuh.

[Muadib]

no... mi put stock innah Critical Thinking...

PNP nuh have nuh clue bout economy.. but buy dat stock nuh.. mi nah stap yuh..

[Don1]

mi nah talk bout PNP..mi ah talk bout Clinton diplo-speak

Stay on track

[Muadib]

Diplo-speak and reality are not mutually exclusive..

[Karl]

Diplo-speak and reality are not mutually exclusive..

Sounds like what Jawge said...

[Peter R]

PNP better with economy, say 49 per cent of Jamaicans

2011-06-29 14:33:17 |

The latest Gleaner-commissioned poll has shown that most Jamaicans think the former People’s National Party administration did a better job handling the economy than the current Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Government.

The Bill Johnson Poll showed that despite the successes of Finance Minister, Audley Shaw, 49 per cent of Jamaicans surveyed believe the PNP did better in handling the economy.

This is in comparison to 31 per cent who favour the way the JLP Government has been managing the economy.

The remaining 20 per cent said they don’t know which government is better.

And while the JLP had boasted in the lead up to the 2007 election that it would create more jobs for Jamaicans, the vast majority of citizens seem not to be impressed with the Government’s efforts in this area.

Of the persons sampled, 21 per cent said the Government was doing better in creating jobs than the last PNP administration.

However, 53 per cent said the last administration did a better job, while 26 per cent of the population said they don’t know which party is better.

Johnson and his researchers found that 40 per cent of Jamaicans regard unemployment as the most pressing problem facing the country at this time.

This is the highest number of persons who have expressed concern about the lack of jobs since August 2007, on the eve of the last general elections.

The survey, which has a margin of error of plus or minus four per cent, was conducted on May 28 and 29 and June 4 and 5 among 1,008 Jamaicans.

http://go-jamaica.com/news/read_article.php?id=29754

Bill Johnson needs to rectify this part of the poll that I bolded. It should read:"...x % of the population said they don't know which government/party is WORSE."