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What do you call a national deepening and widening of crime and criminal acts
ReplyDeleteCrimocracy or what?
Crime has infiltrated or contaminated every nook and Cranny in Jamaica.
Crime is big ,lucrative andbthe fastest growing sector in the society.
The legitimate and illigitimate sectors competing for supremacy.
I honestly do not think that this Authorities have a clue what is really happening whenever they keep on turning a blind eye to the underlying problem. Just imagine they have so much technologies and crime is still a major problem, them have laws to govern our land's. Yet crime is sliding up, can you imagine a person can take money off line build the biggest house or houses anywhere in Jamaica and the authorities don't have a clue or is it that it All depends and who the person's are. These level of blood sacrifice that is going on in Jamaica. If the prime minister don't get rid of these evil people. God is going act and Act He will. Case close!
ReplyDeleteGod is more powerful than the local authorities, He is omnipresent, therefore He is there when the crime happens. He is omniscient , which means He knows all the information about all crimes. Most importantly, He saw your criticism that the authority has no clue, turning a blind eye to the underlying problem and equates that to a criticism of Him as well. He also saw you reference the laws of the land and how crime continues and would prefer if you consider His laws which are higher yet you continue to break and would like you to honour His laws and be an example for the criminals you so detest. He would like you to heed your own warning, that He will act because He will and have been acting and remember that the underlying problem you speak of is SIN. He says you break His laws, which are higher and more just than any human laws. Take herd
DeleteThis situation does not look good for Jamaica. The crime problem is deepening. LMA.
ReplyDeleteWow things getting out of hand it need to be controlled👹
ReplyDeleteSadly to say my brothers and sisters, crime will continue to escalate because the good people say and do nothing about it. The crime monster in Jamaica was allowed to grow when it was controllable and now it is out of control it is going to take the 3 million and more of us to to cut it down by the root. Since the 1970s our priority is about improving the economic wellbeing of people and the country, building structures and edifices; and not about character building and improving social wellbeing of through education. Economic development must include equity and a reciprocal relationship amongst the social, economic, spatial and cultural factors. The fact of the matter is that we squandered too many of the opportunities accorded to us over the past 6 decades and we are now suffering the consequences and trying to play catch up. Remember “A stitch in time saves nine.”
ReplyDeleteCrime is big business fast growing and lucrative.
ReplyDeleteThe illigitimate and ligitimate sectors fighting for supremacy.