Comments on: In the interest of justice should justice minister be terminated?

By: Party Style

Party Style — Tue, 20 May 2014 13:46:48 +0000

From the top (and that is why I call for resignations with a purpose – Archbishop TuTu style), the true and fundamental governance problems will need to be sincerely acknowledged and repented. Then we can pursue a one party state, a one St Lucia for all St Lucians with respect for Justice and love of country and the St Lucian brotherhood, irrespective of whatever makes them different as individuals including their freedom to have opposing views.

By: Party Style

Party Style — Tue, 20 May 2014 13:45:03 +0000

It further breeds disaffection among sincere non-aligned citizens and opposing viewers. St Lucians not being true radicals, never stand up for their rights because they fear reprisals. Instead they sing for their supper and have little regard for the subject of the day #JUSTICE. So we have cultured even by perception a governance system believed to be unjust. I am convinced that for many years we systemically out fires when they surface using the mechanism of collective responsibility and propagandising not always understood by the masses but they fall for it.

By: Party Style

Party Style — Tue, 20 May 2014 13:43:50 +0000

Rick and others, I am not sure that the Justice Minister should be sacked. I firmly believe that he, like the PM and some others in the party back office, should resign in the name of JUSTICE and as a step towards the healing to the nation. They should of course stick around to help with the next revolution. Think about it, we all know that the party, party, party mentality is the underlying problem in our country’s governance system. It enables and tolerates round pegs to dysfunction in square holes and waste hard earned wealth and talent possessed by the nation.

By: Fer De Lance

Fer De Lance — Fri, 16 May 2014 16:51:30 +0000

I get the feeling that this poor fellow is an incompetent Patsy, a fall guy to used as the reason and excuse when things get worse on the island. When a justice system becomes monetized it starts to follow an agenda of money making, all humanity is lost, just a frenzy of hungry mouths in the system fighting for their share of the pie. St. Lucia is becoming a confused paradise of dead laws and lies.

By: hulla

hulla — Thu, 15 May 2014 21:34:41 +0000

nice nice

By: hulla

hulla — Thu, 15 May 2014 17:00:23 +0000

TERMINATED Rick???????????? In what sense terminated?? As in mafia terminated???????? man the guy couldn’t be so bad!
Better let the electorate decide??
Just joking

By: MKaks

MKaks — Thu, 15 May 2014 15:19:12 +0000

whereas he is the minister for justice, the government as a whole needs to take an approach of justice system reform in this country. The entire justice system needs to be dealt with and that is beyond this incompetent mini star, the approach by the government tells you that they are not yet ready to deal with our crime situation but just talk shit everytime something unfortunate happens.You need a justice system that works not only for a few but for everybody, a competent DPP’s office, properly trained police and forensic personnel and then a functioning prison and rehabilitation system.

By: MKaks

MKaks — Thu, 15 May 2014 15:12:24 +0000

This clown is clueless and incompetent, not to mention he is in charge of a department (the police force) that has been left to run a mock for decades by various governments. In my opinion he is not the worse justice minister just wrong place wrong time, the shit dan hit the fan, secondly he needs to stop lying in those television interviews it makes it look like he has something to hide other than his incompetence.

By: king majesty (@kingmajesty3)

king majesty (@kingmajesty3) — Wed, 14 May 2014 23:48:54 +0000

I patiently waited for this. You want his head now ?? You certainly did not want it when he was expressing his “right wing” views on the legalization of ganja and it’s usages, all your teeth was out Mr Belvedere. Now a Stiff Upper Lipper is assassinated in your neck of the woods ( or too close for comfort) you and [others] are demanding your boy head. I wonder if the overweening editorials demands for resignation would have been the same if the above occurrence had played out once more on Grass Street or over in Marchland ? But we all know the answer to this don’t we Learie ? I think he should go because he is not a team player (cough cough cough).

By: Fer De Lance

Fer De Lance — Wed, 14 May 2014 13:55:38 +0000

Yes, he needs to step down. He shows no confidence in his television appearances, and seems to have a dated view on living. His way would have been perfectly good for the 16th century, but he seems to be like a parrot who utters mindless morality ideology and appears clueless in this modern world, not to mention he has no solutions for making a dent in the savagery that palgues the island. A pink slip is in order.