Category: Letters

I am flattered by (Antonn Brown’s) comparison to Kadene, and I wish that I had her multilingual skills, cosmopolitan erudition, and analytical sharpness. Rest assured, however, Continue reading

Dear Editor, While the debate on hanging is raging in full gear, the murders continue. This is clear proof that hanging won’t help to reduce Continue reading

Dear Editor, If the fear of being killed in a shootout with the police has not proven to be a deterrent to crime and violence, Continue reading

The Honourable Robert (“Bob”) Nesta Marley, in one of his most insightful songs based on lyrics derived from a speech made by Ethiopian Emperor Haile Continue reading

During the run up to the recent U.S. election, several groups peripheral to the McCain campaign, particularly in the days just before the vote, were Continue reading

Dear Mr. Prime Minister, Christopher Suckra was savagely sodomized and murdered this Wednesday while on his way to school. Now we will never know if Continue reading

I must lend my voice as the cry of many unsuspecting Jamaican motorists. I recently received an email with evidentiary research document published in California Continue reading

The polls suggest that Jamaicans wish to resume the hanging of convicted murderers notwithstanding the possibility that innocent persons may be subject to the capital Continue reading

Dear Friends, Jamaicans at home and abroad:   Your homeland needs your voice to prevent the most callous and wanton destruction of our air basin imaginable. Continue reading

As Barack Obama leads in opinion polls across the country, suggesting a sure win if the election were called today, many Democrats are fearful of Continue reading