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Saturday, February 4, 2012

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A crisis checklist for Kamla

When one becomes Prime Minister, one immediately becomes the owner of a jar of honey. Good, hard working, honest bees are attracted, but also parasitic, bothersome bombo flies. The Prime... Read More »

Gibbs, Ewatski have got to go

I have been following the latest episode of the Dwayne Gibbs/Jack Ewatski soap opera and I think the people of the country have had enough of these two expatriates. If the performance of... Read More »

Welcome to Toyland

Sometimes I have to wonder if Christmas was postponed without me knowing. Every time I watch television, listen to the radio or read the newspapers, all I can see and hear is talk about who is... Read More »

It's like an orgy

The art of calypso seems to have gone to the dogs, literally. Singers now carry on like dogs in heat. They have prostituted the art form for fame and fortune. They often appear to me to be like... Read More »

All through the night...

I wish to draw attention to noise pollution occurring in Santa Cruz. On Saturday up to 5 a.m. someone was blasting music. Driving down from Battersea Drive one realised that the music was... Read More »

Lesson for T&T

The case below is a good example of how to deal with corruption. The offence committed by the MP had nothing to do with his parliamentary duties and occurred many years ago. It concerns charges... Read More »

A bridge to nowhere

The Ministry of Local Government is proposing to buy two 100-foot modular steel bridges. On enquiring about the location of these bridges, the Ministry's technical officer said there were no sites as... Read More »

What was behind the 'Hindi' call

The first Express report on the matter involving the Indian High Commissioner's advice to the Prime Minister to learn Hindi does not capture the essence of his argument and, instead, quoted selectively... Read More »

Let top cops get on with their jobs

When you appoint an individual to a particular management position, be it CEO, brigadier, chairman, minister, Commissioner of Police etc it is assumed that said appointee possesses the necessary skills,... Read More »

Forgive? Really?

FAR too often religious officials are quoted as saying that wrongdoers must be forgiven. It is outrageous to observe that after a murder, the relatives and friends are told to forgive. Have these... Read More »

Boost for South

the Prime Minister must be commended for the establishment of a UWI campus in Debe, notwithstanding the protestations of the ill-willed and bankrupt PNM. When one considers that the deep South... Read More »

It is up to the parents

As parents, our hearts hurt when we hear of the death of someone's child and we pray for justice because our cries stem from being mothers and fathers ourselves. But one has to balance this concern... Read More »

PNM on silly flight of fancy

NATIONAL SECURITY Minister Brigadier John Sandy has asked top cop Dwayne Gibbs to provide a report on the $900,000 contract between the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service and Trinidad and Tobago Air... Read More »

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