Sistah P have REAL work doing.. she nuh have

[Karl]

Socialism can work...if by socialism one means social democracy as practiced by Scandinavian countries like Norway, Denmark & Sweden

Generally they have the world's highest living standards and excellent outcomes in health, education and other social indices

The basis of their success is a very informed, educated population free of destructive tribalism and willing to cooperate for the common wealth of their country

In the current Jamaican environment of JLPNP tribalism allied with mass ignorance and selfish elite groups promoting class divisions...socialism would never work in Jamaica...in fact capitalism will not work either

Dawg nyam wi suppa

It (the climate) shall...no, will change!
On the 'runway'...poised for take-off!!!

[Don1]

It (the climate) shall...no, will change!
On the 'runway'...poised for take-off!!!

But di jet dun stall, no fuel inna di engine, di wing dem pitchy-patchy wid nuff hole well.. an wussa... di pilot dem half blind

I smell a crash comin'

[Karl]

But di jet dun stall, no fuel inna di engine, di wing dem pitchy-patchy wid nuff hole well.. an wussa... di pilot dem half blind

I smell a crash comin'

Fuel?
Our people!

Watch the ride!!!...cancel dat! You sir, are already onboard!
How is the project going?
Web site (to keep us abreast of the progress)?

[Don1]

Fuel?
Our people!

Watch the ride!!!...cancel dat! You sir, are already onboard!
How is the project going?
Web site (to keep us abreast of the progress)?

Logon to progress!!

Wi ah gwaan duh di people's werk inna di shadows... will advise when day light

Thanks for the support

[Willi]

Hahahahahaha.

Still the ostrich...head in the sand.

Dem tek yuh mind ostridge. LoL

[Gamma]

perennially .....

[World Fan]

Me noh faid a no bway, no gyal, anyweh!

http://go-jamaica.com/news/read_article.php?id=40185
Lawyer: PNP Trafigura testimonies could invite reprisals

2012-09-27 13:19:47 | (0 Comments)

Attorney at law Bert Samuels - file photo.
Attorney at law Bert Samuels - file photo.
Attorney at law Bert Samuels today argued that if the People’s National Party (PNP) executives in the Trafigura case were forced to testify, in open court that could result in a risk to their personal safety.

Samuels was making his submission today before the Constitutional Court, as the hearing continued into the application by the PNP, which is seeking to challenge a Supreme Court order for several of its members to answer questions relating to the controversial $31 million donation by Trafigura.

He said to make statements in the open court could expose witnesses in general to the likelihood of reprisals, if the statements were against persons involved in criminal proceedings.

Yesterday, attorney at law Deborah Martin contended that her clients are only being asked to respond to questions in relation to the Trafigura probe because of politics.

Martin is representing PNP officials Phillip Paulwell and Colin Campbell.

She also argued that her clients have already made public statement about the Trafigura matter and they should not be called upon to give any further evidence.

Dutch authorities want to question PNP President Portia Simpson Miller, party chairman Robert Pickergill and senior members Paulwell and Campbell about the $31 million donation to the party in 2006.

It is illegal for Dutch companies to donate to political parties.

At the time of the donation in 2006, Trafigura had an oil-lifting contract with the PNP Administration.

radio@gleanerjm.com

[Willi]

What dem a seh? Accessories after the fact?

[MdmeX]

It (the climate) shall...no, will change!
On the 'runway'...poised for take-off!!!

Well it look like gravity working against the lift-off