LETTER OF THE DAY- What do these politicians really want?
THE EDITOR, Sir: BEING A member of the security forces in Jamaica must be one of the most thankless tasks anyone could undertake.
Expecting more from Golding
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WAS hoping that with Bruce Golding's ascent to the leadership of the Jamaica Labour Party that we were about to see a change in the way politics is done in Jamaica but, alas, it seems I was wrong.
Flush them out
THE EDITOR, Sir: I CANNOT understand these politicians. Concerning the Concerning the situation in Spanish Town, people are being murdered left, right and centre, yet when the police act they are branded as Nazis.
Distasteful carnival
THE EDITOR, Sir:FOR MANY years, we have witnessed the steady deterioration in the conduct of carnival revellers, both on stage and during the road march.
The myth of resurrection
THE EDITOR, Sir:REVEREND CLINTON Chisholm has made a valiant attempt to defend the faith, in response to my article. However, I can only respond to a few of his main points, as space will not permit me to be complete.
What's in this for the tourists?
THE EDITOR, Sir:IN FRIDAY'S paper I see where Minister Aloun Assamba is saying that now we will have to pay an additional US$10 as of May 1, 2005 to come to Jamaica
Were I the PM
THE EDITOR, Sir:WERE I the prime minister, I would quickly realise that 60 men and women cannot from Duke Street in Kingston govern 2.5 million people with two million cellular phones.
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