Is this a prophecy? Mi notice

[Lazie]

man a tek the obvious and call it prophecy.


The Jamaica Chamber of Commerce (JCC) says the country should brace for news of huge financial losses arising from the ICC Cricket World Cup, which ends this weekend.

With Jamaica having completed its hosting duties for the international tournament, the JCC has launched an assessment to ascertain the extent of losses incurred by the local organisers.

JCC President Mark Myers told RJR News Wednesday night that the Chamber has requested specific information from the authorities on revenues earned from the tournament.

He disclosed that the findings of the analysis will be released shortly.

[Mosiah]

Re: Is this a prophecy? Mi notice

No need for any prophets here. The losses will be massive, but if it makes anyone feel better, it will be massive across the Caribbean (West Indies).

The spinners will be set loose on the populace, however, to minimize the terrible news.

Do we still want Dehring to run the JFF?

[Lazie]

Re: Is this a prophecy? Mi notice

Is it Dehring's fault? I wouldn't say no. Did you see the explanation from the world's best finance minister? If not .. mek mi know. Hard fi keep a straight face to rahtid.

[Mosiah]

Re: Is this a prophecy? Mi notice

Dehring is not free from blame! But the bulk of it lies with the govts of the region. Yes, that means the PNP govt. too if that makes you feel better, Lazie.

[Lazie]

Re: Is this a prophecy? Mi notice

He did write a letter about the dealings. I didn't read it as it was cricket related. Suh forgive for not knowing. But for what he should be blamed? Naah defend him, apparently I missed something.

[Mosiah]

Re: Is this a prophecy? Mi notice

Can't go thru it now, Lazie, but at the end of the day Dehring did sell this thing as something we should all jump up and support.

[Willi]

Re: Is this a prophecy? Mi notice

Dehring made a bag of this thing, doh worry.