Lest we forget : Everyone wants to talk, not act

[Sir X]

“Lest we forget” is so appropriate for us in Jamaica, who have vivid memories and even nightmares about the horrors we have witnessed and the stupidity of vile and cruel political strife that threatens to change Jamaica into “paradise lost”.

I do not take responsibility for what people choose to run away from or conveniently erase from their memories, and so in this article I will only relate my personal experiences.

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/opini...0?profile=1096

[Sir X]

Reconfiguring The Integrity Commission


In any event, it is just good sense for the auditor general – whoever commands that post – to continue not only with the independence conferred by the Constitution and subsidiary law, but without any concern for the demands of any other agency to which he/she may be asked to be committed, and the encumbrances and politics that may be associated therewith.

That is why we suggest that, in addition to the list of proposed adjustments to the law made by the Integrity Commission, Parliament should remove the requirement that the auditor general be among its members. This is not about Mrs Monroe Ellis.

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/c...ity-commission


Innate constitutional corruption,you cant make this stuff up.