Dealing With Crime
The papers recently reported that a Jamaican man was
sentenced to death in Pennsylvania for the murder of a 16 year old girl and her
mother. I say good job we need the same measures in Jamaica to prevent a
further descent into us being a "Murderous Criminals' Paradise". The
message must be sent loud and clear "Murderers not Welcomed in
Jamaica" no matter whether you rich poor a celebrity or a Mr. /Ms Somebody
or Nobody or me. Put it on the ballot for next election and we should not vote
for anyone/party who does not support the death penalty for murder or rape of
little children, the people must be aware and join in rescuing Jamaica from
vagabonds and scoundrels having a murder Expo and festival for the world to
see. What should you do with someone who rapes a child under 12,7,5 or under 4
pet them up and fight for their right to life, what about the mourners and the
dead ones? We know and have heard all the academics and many legal luminaries
engage in all sorts of legal and intellectual semantics among the most vocal
minority of "chatocrats".We cannot allow that misguided
"Chatocracy" to lead this country astray. I hope our leaders are
taking notes. My People Think for yourselves "Jamaica needs Justice"
even the blind can see hear and feel.15/06/17
A 22-year-old University of Virginia undergraduate Otto
Warmbier who was on a study abroad travel tour in January 2016 was arrested in
N Korea for trying to steal a propaganda banner from his hotel in the capital
of Pyongyang. They accused him of hostile acts, and after much tears and
apologies at the trial, he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. He
apparently fell ill after he was imprisoned, and the North Koreans claimed that
he contracted botulism and fell into a coma after taking a sleeping pill. e,
After 17 months in custody he returned home sadly in an unresponsive vegetative
state after what I imagined would have been awful torture and maltreatment. No
one is sure that he really stole anything and i don’t think that would be
stealing but a kind of acquiring a memorabilia, but, cultures differ. As we say
in Jamaica "what is joke to you is death to me”.
Americans Be Carefull
Americans must stop being naive and know that in certain
places of the world people "hate Americans" so either you stay away
from those places or if you dare to go you always "walk and talk on chalk
line”. Do you recall the youngster that was whipped in Singapore a civilized
wealthy society for graffiti?, at least today he is alive and well i imagine at
home but again in Singapore graffiti is nastiness in America it is Art cultures
differ. In America i once snapped my fingers to draw someone’s attention they
were offended and furious that i likened them to a dog in Jamaica someone would
just see it as a measure to draw attention. Again cultures differ and one has to
be careful because simple cultural mistakes can cause you your life. It is
interesting because in Jamaica you can call a person of African descent
"Blackman" ,"blacks" or "nigger" or a Caucasian
"Whiteman" "Whitey" or "Reds" no problem in
America they'd call those "racist remarks" that could be on CNN or
Fox news at best or cause riots. You know when i think of it with all our
difficulties Jamaica is still Paradise for us the residents and visitors alike
everybody welcomed “one love Jamaica everything irie”. This incident is a
global lesson to all is careful how you walk and talk when in a foreign
country/culture. When all is said and done though i wish that the President Kim
Jun and the North Koreans will one day be able to live in peace and say “North
Korea Irie”.21/06/17
We've found 'the rat'!
Letter To The Editor
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Dear Editor,
Persons who live on Wellington Drive, in the vicinity of
Wellington Glades in Kingston 6, continue for years to be bombarded by an
offensive smell emanating from the gully that runs close to all the housing
developments in this area. The 'rotten egg' smell, I suspect, is hydrogen
sulphide, among other things like methane, ammonia, which in high
concentrations can cause death; in lower concentrations causes irritation of the
respiratory tract and eyes, nausea, nervousness, drowsiness, and headache.
A National Environment and Protection Agency (NEPA) team, on
Tuesday, February 11, 2014, during routine investigation of such maladies
realised that it was gas emanating from untreated sewage disposed from a plant
located in the Karachi housing development. The plant deposits in the gully
through a pipe strapped onto the side.
I was impressed by the persistent and meticulous NEPA
enforcement team who got access to the gully for samples and photographs over a
six-foot fence using ladders string and bottles along with some assistance from
citizens of Wellington Glades.
Hopefully the efforts of NEPA and other relevant agencies
and persons will put an end to this age-old environmental horror.
Michael Spence
Micspen2@hotmail.com
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