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Scandalous move by Dr RowleyDr Keith Rowley is not fit to be a Member of the Parliament of this country. He has been proven to be naively gullible in what he believes to be truth, very neglectful of his duty to ascertain that what he tables in the Parliament is factual,... Read More » Misery likes company, Mr VolneySo, Mr Volney is again pleading with the AG to resign in light of the “e-mail gmail detail”. As far as I recall, Mr Volney, the AG was vindicated by yourself and the Prime Minister in the Section 34 fiasco. Read More » We can begin crime battle by becoming disciplinedIn order to confront the crime situation in our country, it is necessary to analyse the underlying cause of the situation before embarking on an overall solution to contain this runaway disease. Read More » ‘Dr Raj’ at 6 p.m. is quite crazyDear CCNTV6, have you the staff members gone mad? Or are you guys desperate? How dare you disrespect the nation by bringing Dr Raj to discuss explicit adult matters during prime time... Read More » Stop hounding former board membersI have noticed a trend since the Peoples Partnership administration has taken office, in that ex-chairmen and members of the boards of some State enterprises are being sued by the State in respect of supposed losses by these bodies on account of alleged faulty management decisions. Read More » Evacuation plan long overdueIt is with frightening speed that natural disasters are occurring: torrential downpours which cause landslides and flooding, earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes and “freak storms” where high winds rip rooftops from homes and down trees across roads, etc. Read More » Too much stress for young pupilsI wish to respond to letters written by N Kalicharan (Express, May 21) and R Nandram (Express, May 22) on the topic of the SEA examination and the controversial ratio question. Read More » Terrifying claims for Rowley to makeI am writing as a resident of the St Joseph constituency to express my concern over what may be evidence of a disturbing conspiracy involving key Government representatives and possibly the head of Government. My concern results from the alleged e-mails presented by Dr Keith Rowley during his no-confidence motion against the Government on Monday. Read More » Take no chances behind white linesIT is very dangerous to park your car in St James, St Clair and Woodbrook, even late at night, including after midnight and up to 2 a.m. Read More » What progress?At a recent PNM (People’s National Movement) celebration, an Opposition senator claimed, “It was the hard work done by the PNM Women’s League over the years to lift the status of women that has allowed Kamla Persad-Bissessar to become Prime Minister of TT”. Read More » Give us football facts, figuresLike most Trinis, I felt relief that the seven-year saga of the Soca Warriors’ quest for justice has come to an end, with the announced settlement of monies due to them. However, TTFF (Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation ) president Raymond Tim Kee’s initial response to the media that the source of funds was of no concern to the nation was troubling to say the least. Read More » Victory for mediocrity over initiativeThe recent hullabaloo about Question 35 on the SEA Mathematics paper has illustrated many of the ills in our education system and explained much of what I’ve been complaining about over the last 20 years or so. First, let’s look at the offending question: Read More » Too many are lost for wordsDuring a recent Joint Select Committee meeting of the Parliament, chairman Corrine Baptiste-McKnight came up with the “far out” suggestion that all schools be declared “English Speaking Zones”. Read More » Letters Headlines
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