No wonder this flipping country will not move forward.

[Don1]

Life hard eeh... hush likkle baby.. lol

[Historian]

Nevertheless....

Nevertheless, Lazie has a very good point here! What he said about what Seaga did with the economy in the 1980s and what Golding managed to do in recent times is correct.

People will come up with anancy stories to justify condoning failure. Data shows that Seaga pulled the economy back from the edge, yet he is hated. Now we have Bruce .. who has steadied the ship, prevented the Haitianization of Jamaica, yet like Seaga, the empty barrels find a way to turn the ppl against him.

[TDowl]

Lazie take it this way, PM stepping down is good for the Party and Tufton, certainly one needs a fresh breath, Portia nuh cut it at all, she needs to follow Bruce off the stage, check it as a blessing Boss.

[Don1]

Lazie take it this way, PM stepping down is good for the Party and Tufton, certainly one needs a fresh breath, Portia nuh cut it at all, she needs to follow Bruce off the stage, check it as a blessing Boss.

Now dat might be one "Chris" wi cyan believe inna

Brownin wi seh...tuh di Werl!!!

[TDowl]

Come on, you know what he means, that big gorilla ego. Everyone is born with a ego, stop streching the topic..Tufton mi seh eeeh eeehhh

[TDowl]

"Haitianization of Jamaica" well, well well,

[Islandman]

It is not the full story by any stretch of the imagination.

What Bruce did during the Dudus saga is politically unforgiveable as far as I am concerned. The only thing comparable by a Jamaican PM is Manleys Spy Robinson/State of Emergency scandal in 1976.

[TDowl]

Is that positive enough?

[Historian]

It Can Happen

"Haitianization of Jamaica" well, well well,

TDowl, I’m not sure that what Lazie said is an exaggeration. In many ways we are still down there economically towards the bottom part of the Caribbean barrel, along with Guyana and Haiti.

Don’t ever think that it is farfetched that Jamaica can become another Haiti.

[Lazie]

I nominate this for Reggaeboyzsc.com quote of the year!

Mock me all yuh want Islandman. Yuh notice when I make a post I don't care if its unpopular? I deal with facts. Who brought legislation to reduce the PM's pension, starting with his? Who took a salary cut due to the economic conditions? All now the the empty barrels insist dem want dem money. Who took the unpopular decision to implement a salary freeze? The very Dudus matter he has lost respect for .... he was correct, various lawyers have agreed the man's rights were violated. Because of politics he lost favour with all these idiots.

[Lazie]

Nevertheless, Lazie has a very good point here! What he said about what Seaga did with the economy in the 1980s and what Golding managed to do in recent times is correct.

Historian, I appreciate the post, but your back have to be broad on this PNP garrison. Careful!

[Lazie]

Lazie take it this way, PM stepping down is good for the Party and Tufton, certainly one needs a fresh breath, Portia nuh cut it at all, she needs to follow Bruce off the stage, check it as a blessing Boss.

Okay ... and if and when Tufton make the tough, harsh and necessary decisions .... what next. The idiots drive him out as well. Based on what I see happen to Seaga and Bruce and how Manley and PJ was idolized .... doing the right thing is overrated.

[Lazie]

It is not the full story by any stretch of the imagination.

What Bruce did during the Dudus saga is politically unforgiveable as far as I am concerned. The only thing comparable by a Jamaican PM is Manleys Spy Robinson/State of Emergency scandal in 1976.

Obviously I'm missing something then. The Justice Minister, the SG, the DSG, constitutional lawyer Dr. Lloyd Barnett, Frank Phipps Q.C. among others ... the commissioners on the Enquiry which included 2 lawyers ...ALL AGREED the request was flawed, violating Dudus' rights. Now a PM who took an oath to uphold the constitution did something "politically unforgiveable" to unhold the very oath he took?

So what then, a request is sent for someone we know ... lets say Mosiah, and those in charge must just sen him off just suh? As for the hypocrite Mosiah, for years he had a problem with the arrangement especially after the storyteller morrison saga .... but all of a sudden he wanted this gov't to do something he was against for years?

[Assasin]

TDowl, nothing is wrong with a big ego, only that our leaders have to listen as well and do the right thing. Most politicians have a big ego in the first place or they wouldn't enter politics.

It is a different thing having a big ego than having too much ego. Again what is wrong with having a big ego if you can use it to better the country while your star rise?

I will make a post on Tufton but I think he should get the reign.

[Karl]

JLP rejects Golding's decision to resign

JLP rejects Golding's decision to resign

Published:Sunday September 25, 2011 | 4:12 pm

Chairman of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), Mike Henry this afternoon announced that the Central Executive of the JLP has unanimously voted to reject Bruce Golding's decision to step down.

The JLP chairman made the disclosure in a statement issued a short while ago.