
This article might make you laugh. In fact, this article may try to make you laugh. But the subject of this article is no laughing matter. The subject of this article is one of the most wasted resources in the island. Stephenson King isn’t late for some things, he’s late for everything.
A brief ‘study’ done [...]
March 12, 2010 | Posted in
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Even though the church refused you, even though society refused you, God still wants you. He’s still saying, ‘Come.’
Pastor Kerrol Daniel’s words resonated with the few dozen people who attended the funeral of Jacob Owen Jules, the man who was shot in the head and chest by police after killing one officer and injuring another [...]
March 12, 2010 | Posted in
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Lenard Montoute and Therold Prudent were destined to duke it out for the Gros Islet constituency, since they were boys. What no one could have predicted was that Montoute, a die hard progressive from a Labour background would be representing the United Workers Party and Prudent, a born and bred Flambeau, would be representing a [...]
March 10, 2010 | Posted in
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Imagine a St Lucia where police officers are heroes who children look up to instead of monsters they fear and resent.
Imagine what a victory it would have been for the Royal St Lucia Police Force if officers had dragged alleged cop killer Jacob Owen Jules in to face justice. Even if the director of public [...]
March 10, 2010 | Posted in
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It was like watching a train wreck. The Lucian People’s Movement, a new political party, wanted to plant the first seeds of promotion and they thought that there was no better place to do that than St Lucia’s political Ground Zero, Rick Wayne’s TALK.
It was perhaps the first sign that things were going to go [...]
March 8, 2010 | Posted in
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When Jacob Jules’ mother heard what he said on television last year, she made a prediction.
“He’s signed his death warrant,” she told family members.
Jules, 32, had been in and out of jail several times, dating back to before the building of Bordelais. The last time he was in prison, he spent 18 months on remand [...]
March 5, 2010 | Posted in
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So you come from a small Caribbean island which has achieved nothing in the way of international notoriety or success. The biggest thing that happened on your island in the recent past was that they shot some episodes of The Bachelor here. You’re like a pretty girl on the world stage—no one can see past [...]

They’re going to kill that guy. La Lwa (the police or the law) not going to let him go to jail. I bet you he’s dead by Monday morning.” When the news spread that a police officer was shot during an attempted robbery, most people who heard it agreed that the perpetrator was a walking [...]
March 1, 2010 | Posted in
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Remember the resolution to condemn the administration of Kenny Anthony for mismanagement of public projects and funds?
It was shot down by the opposition because of sloppy drafting, clumsy procedural errors and downright stupid and vicious wording. It
was supposed be the last mistake that the United Workers Party government allowed their hapless
attorney general, Nicholas Frederick, to [...]
February 23, 2010 | Posted in
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Where is our national pride? We must have more national pride. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Perhaps what should be asked is, where does national pride come from? Does it grow on trees? If so, what kind of trees? And how do we grow more of it?
On the occasion of St Lucia turning 31—which is [...]
February 23, 2010 | Posted in
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