Listening to the various newscasters covering the Chile’s disaster and comparing it to Haiti’s you want to feel like earthquakes are not that bad after all. First we hear them trying to keep the figures of the death toll low, although we would like it to be so. They initially underplay the devastation showing a few bridges and bragging about (more…)
A massive 8.8 Earthquake hit Chile this Morning. Click Here For More information.
AP Photo-Chile Earthquake
Why is it that the Chicago- base Ceasefire international crime group don’t use the science that they are talking about to resolve the crime in Chicago. Why Governor Giuliani didn’t get their advice when he was faced with the increase violence in New York. It is so sickening when these criminals rob and kill innocent children and old people you don’t see these people coming out seeking popularity or giving sympathy to the innocent or the families left to mourn their loss. (more…)
I just cannot understand what the Government underlying motives are as it relates to the sale of Air Jamaica Airline. Reading the Gleaner today Feb. 18.2010 article title “Pilots Plan Flawed “makes me believe that the Prime minister is determine to sell the air craft to an outside entity. (more…)
I did not realized that I would have felt so sadden by the news that the Government had decided to sell our airline to Trinidad. I have been fallowing this back and forth in the gleaner regarding Air Jamaica but I didn’t realized that this decision would affect me that much. (more…)
The pending sale of Air Jamaica to Trinidad’s Caribbean Airlines has been causing stirs among Jamaicans, and even Trinidadians, since its announcement. According to Internet bloggers some Trinidadians are not so eager to embrace the airline. Many Jamaicans believe that this is a blow to their pride and the sale of Air Jamaica to an outside entity is an embarrassment. (more…)
Much has been written in the last few days on whether Jamaica should accept Haitians fleeing their destructed homeland to the shores of Jamaica. In making this decision government should let common sense prevail over emotions and points scoring. (more…)
Despite the delay on the part of the Bruce Golding Administration to extadite Christopher ‘Dudud’ Coke to the USA, US deputy assistant secretary of state for Central America and the Caribbean, Julissa Reynoso, insists that they will not back down form the request. She also emphasized that the US will not sanction Jamaica because of the delay but she considers Coke to be a person of high interest to the USA and would expect the extradition to happen as soon as possible.
It is so devastating to hear of the reports that Haiti was hit by a 7.0 earthquake. It is so heart breaking to see a country that has been going through so much, struggle and a fight to survive the instability caused by so violence, political unrest and natural disasters the last of which was four hurricane that hit the poor country in 2008, and now this devastating earthquake which anyone can imagine has cause many death and structural damages. (more…)
Sections of the Caribbean are now under a Tsunami watch following an earthquake measuring 7.0 off the coast of Haiti.
