Comments on: Tough love, Jadia and the Constitution!

By: freda barnes

freda barnes — Tue, 25 Mar 2014 21:47:42 +0000

I have never been impressed with this young lady’s raucous and antagonistic tone. She is highly subjective and saturated with innuendo.

By: John Joseph

John Joseph — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 00:15:27 +0000

human society. But many will turn on the very society which is to protect them but failed, by treating them as less than human beings worthy of dignity. Jadia is well educated and not ignorant, her support for inhumane conditions is not in ignorance, but is willful and calculated, well suited to her mindset. I would excuse the mindless bumbling uneducated persons who simply see party colour and are incapable of independent though, but not Jadia.

By: John Joseph

John Joseph — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 00:14:16 +0000

the government’s propagandist what do you expect. At all cost wrong must be seen as right in order to justify our lack of conscience and wrong sold at the price of a justifiable excuse, as miss Jadia’s presumed sense of correctness has highlighted. “We the government have to keep the conditions inhumane so as to serve as a deterent to those who will wish to break the law”. Totally Ignoring the fact that these inhumane conditions only serve to harden the weak who are broken by it making them more immoral than than those who put them through it thus creating a more dangerous creature whose mindset is to destroy and be destroyed. Strong persons come out fighting for justice and a more…

By: John Joseph

John Joseph — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 00:04:25 +0000

This is the kind of mindset which has caused brutal regimes to survive while they commit atrocities of the worst kind. If Jadia’s parents were arrested today and given the same treatment she would cry foul only in as far as she is able to get them out quickly due to having the right backers. Failing in this regard she would keep hush so as not to threaten her position. Ask the wife of Kin Jong’s Uncle. Asked the propagandist whose family have suffered under the hand of the very regimes they prop with their propaganda. Me first let the brutality exist as long as my master has the upper hand. It is alright. So Rick you are a good judge of people and I know you know better. Jadia is Jadia,…

By: John Joseph

John Joseph — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 00:03:12 +0000

These people lose their sense of right and wrong and moral obligations as they dote on the object of presumed economic liberation and endorse things, that in their mind will never be their lot. no matter how inhumane it is. These kind are incapable of caring for any other but themselves and those they immediately care about, the later only in as far it doesn’t cost them their place on the totem pole. So Jadia is no surprise, for the only reason she was hired by dear Kenny is because she has that particular streak of loyalty above human decency which her employer instinctively recognised in her and knew fully well is what is required to keep the propaganda machine well oiled. This is the…

By: John Joseph

John Joseph — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 00:02:24 +0000

Rick sounds surprised at Jn. Pierre. I can understand your misreading of Kenny Anthony given not only the facts you laid out but having watched closely this chameleon we have for the head of our government. However government instruments/propagandist of the likes of Miss Jadia come in only one colour. The master is always right no matter how savage. Her loaded statement reminds of regimes of soviet era and N Korea where no matter how cruel the measure to other humans the state is right as it serves the rulers in keeping control of their gullible citizens. They come in different shapes and shades but the same colour. Remember Joe Cox et al under Compton. These people lose their sense of…