The Prime Minister refused to answer questions asked of him in the House of Parliament by the leader of the Opposition, who is a representative of the people.

Mr. Editor, I hear all this talk of GDP and Per Captia Income (PCI)  that I am beginning to wonder whether all this scientific talk is not just that, TALK.  I mean, has anyone really taken the time out to find out how this figure thing works?

I write, Mr. Editor, to express my unambiguous support for Dr. Ralph Gonsalves and the ULP Administration.  I hope, like me, that the majority of Vincentians will take with them to the polls, the knowledge that never in the history of this country, has there been so much positive development in such a short space of time.

Well, Bro Cyp, it surely has been some time since last I bothered you for space.  I meant to keep quiet  (me mudda always tell me foe stay outta big people business), but I couldn’t take it for any longer.

If smoke the herb,
Meditate love in your growing,

Under the NDP government, jobs were hard to come by. Every time you visited a Minister, they would say they cannot promise you a job. Meanwhile, the rich kept getting richer and the poor stayed poor.

Since the January 12, 2010 earthquake in Haiti, that Caribbean territory has become the focus of the world as though it were 1791 – 1804 all over again.

A colleague of mine (a Licensed Land Surveyor) wrote in the newspaper some time ago that if someone saw government doing something perceived by that someone to be wrong, that he should not voice an opinion; especially if that someone expects a ‘hand out’.

I write in my capacities as Chairman of the West St. George Development Council and Chairman of the Arnos Vale – Villa Development Council, in response to two articles that appeared in The News newspaper of August 13, 2010.

On Monday 14th of August 2010, while driving home at 5:30pm, I turned my radio on and I started listening to a programme called ‘Star Sweet Beat’ on Star Radio.