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Letters to the Editor
The crime plan cannot work alongside austerity
Dear Editor,Veteran journalist Ian Boyne has said the answer to crime is to 'clear, hold, and build'. The social intervention that all the bleeding-hearts talk about is important, and a critical element of this bill. It is at the heart of it. Read More
Show us the criminals!
Dear Editor,Tomorrow will be no better if we do not begin the change today. In light of that view, when will some Jamaicans begin to call a spade a spade? What are our real motives or biases that cause us to emblazon wickedness? Read More
JOA prez candidates in different weight classes
Dear Editor,I find the contrast between Vishu Tolan and Christopher Samuda quite startling. Read More
Crime is both perception and reality
Dear Editor,We note with high amusement many comments on gangs, murder and the Jamaican media recently, whether it be print or electronic media. Read More
No 'politricks' with cholera
Dear Editor,The politics played by some members of the left is so disheartening and distasteful. Read More
How about a different type of gun amnesty?
Dear Editor,One way to eliminate the guns from the hands of hoodlums and drastically reduce crime is to have a gun amnesty. Read More
I want to sleep with my door open
Dear Editor,I've been noticing the distasteful reaction of certain people to the increase in the murder toll. Read More
'Youth-quake' coming to Jamaica
Dear Editor,The impressive turnout in the youth vote in the recent United Kingdom election as well as the victories of several young people in the Bahamian election generated a massive 'youth-quake' that shook the political status quo. Read More
Education system fosters majority failing underclass
Dear editor,Jamaica's education system is designed to create an elite and a majority failing underclass. Read More
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