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Thanks to those Bark Di Trute supporters who continue to keep us informed about community issues so that the authorities can deal with these issues. It is really working. Thanks to those who helped Bark Di Trute get the news to the people first today. These include the death of Sir Garfield Sobers, a media house closing down, and being first with the news about the earthquake that impacted Mexico, Guatemala, and other countries.
The Old Gleaner Building
I understand that plans are underway for new activities at the former Gleaner building on North Street. It will be a hardware, manufacturing, and training centre. Andrew Azar said that a distribution centre will be established on the East Street side of the property.
Let's hope that the area will be structured so that the smooth flow of traffic is not affected, especially in the mornings.
Fires Continue In The St. Andrew Hills
Explosions are now being heard in the region of the fires. This would make one wonder if JPSCo infrastructure has been affected. The question we must ask is, are there new buildings going up in those areas that are prone to fire annually? Persons purchasing homes in Jamaica must check carefully where these homes are for sale.
Michael Spence Responds
Michael had written an article pointing out the high murder rate in comparison to the replacement rate. All deaths are used to calculate the replacement rate.
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What caused the confusion was the inappropriate use of the term Replacement Rate (RR) instead of just "population increases."RR is the ability of each female in a population to procreate, thus maintaining a stable and viable society.
The standard RR to ensure a people's survival in the long run is 2.1 children per eligible female. Jamaica's RR is now at 1.3 and falling.That is a crisis in need of focused, productive attention.
Not just the usual hyped up deejaying by some academics and officials.
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Prostate Cancer
Remember to have your prostate checked out by the doctor, or you might see your maker earlier than he had planned.
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Cost of living is high. Food is expensive, private health care is expensive education is expensive, housing is an issue. Why would anyone in their right mind would want to have a child under these circumstances . Many males are not responsible fathers to their children.The women are always carrying the heavy responsibility of caring for the children. MOTHERS can't say is not her children brought into the world with out loving and caring and responsible parents contribute to a dysfunctional society.
ReplyDeleteYou need to ask, "Who chose the men as fathers?" Why do some women continue to have children with different men? Why do women give men children when they are not the father? Some women are very abusive. Some women are just looking for a man to maintain them. The problem is not just a man thing! Think again.
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