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LETTER OF THE DAY - Canadian doctor suggests ... Spike drinking water to reduce violence!
published: Saturday | February 24, 2007 <DIV class=KonaBody j4lQv="true">
The Editor, Sir:
The problem you are having with violence is very fundamental; the lack of opportunity for the poor and youth. You are so far behind in eradicating poverty that the rest of the world is fed up with your effort.
The tax system in your country is a joke; how can you help the poor when you give so many tax incentives to business? Business is supposed to pay fair taxes so that the Government can build schools, provide health care and safety for the people, better roads and clean water.
The leaders are impotent in providing proper direction or leadership to the country. Maybe they should beg one of the developed countries to take Jamaica over and fix the problems. God blessed the country with good climate, excellent soil and a small population. It is a shame that you cannot get your house in order. Give the country to people who have the skills and empathy to make things happen. Barbados could give you a lesson in basic decency and how to run a country, free of corruption and pride in self and country.
Finally, thegovernment should look at spiking the drinking water with valium to make the people less aggressive and this will reduce the level of violence. A few years ago, WHO (World Health Organization) was thinking of adding some form of sedative to the water in Lebanon to reduce the level of violence. Maybe the Government of Jamaica could request the help of WHO in running an experiment with the addition of a sedative in the water system.
Think about it, this could save you billions of dollars in law enforcement and productivity would increase, the level of education and skills would increase, in that the youth would become less defiant and come to their senses about the value of an education. Also, the current crop of politicians would be less aggressive and more productive.
If the experiment is successful, we can then work on a new medication for honesty and punctuality.
I am, etc.,
Dr. BERT BARR
(A real doctor from an accredited university)
drbert84@hotmail.com
21 Boxhill Crescent
Toronto, Ontario, M4B 3R6
Canada</DIV></DIV>
LETTER OF THE DAY - Canadian doctor suggests ... Spike drinking water to reduce violence!
published: Saturday | February 24, 2007 <DIV class=KonaBody j4lQv="true">
The Editor, Sir:
The problem you are having with violence is very fundamental; the lack of opportunity for the poor and youth. You are so far behind in eradicating poverty that the rest of the world is fed up with your effort.
The tax system in your country is a joke; how can you help the poor when you give so many tax incentives to business? Business is supposed to pay fair taxes so that the Government can build schools, provide health care and safety for the people, better roads and clean water.
The leaders are impotent in providing proper direction or leadership to the country. Maybe they should beg one of the developed countries to take Jamaica over and fix the problems. God blessed the country with good climate, excellent soil and a small population. It is a shame that you cannot get your house in order. Give the country to people who have the skills and empathy to make things happen. Barbados could give you a lesson in basic decency and how to run a country, free of corruption and pride in self and country.
Finally, thegovernment should look at spiking the drinking water with valium to make the people less aggressive and this will reduce the level of violence. A few years ago, WHO (World Health Organization) was thinking of adding some form of sedative to the water in Lebanon to reduce the level of violence. Maybe the Government of Jamaica could request the help of WHO in running an experiment with the addition of a sedative in the water system.
Think about it, this could save you billions of dollars in law enforcement and productivity would increase, the level of education and skills would increase, in that the youth would become less defiant and come to their senses about the value of an education. Also, the current crop of politicians would be less aggressive and more productive.
If the experiment is successful, we can then work on a new medication for honesty and punctuality.
I am, etc.,
Dr. BERT BARR
(A real doctor from an accredited university)
drbert84@hotmail.com
21 Boxhill Crescent
Toronto, Ontario, M4B 3R6
Canada</DIV></DIV>
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