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Cuthbert Flynn implores labourites to reject ‘boastful’ Mark Golding
Juliet Cuthbert-Flynn
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November 24, 2024

Cuthbert Flynn implores labourites to reject ‘boastful’ Mark Golding

Member of Parliament for St Andrew West Rural, Juliet Cuthbert Flynn says Opposition Leader and People’s National Party President Mark Golding is a man who believes in holding chains to the necks of the Jamaican people.

Cuthbert Flynn also says Golding is a man who likes to brag about his riches and should be rejected by Jamaicans in the upcoming General Election.

The state minister in the Ministry of National Security made the accusations on Sunday as she addressed the annual conference of the governing Jamaica Labour Party inside the National Arena.

Said Cuthbert Flynn: “We have to say no to ‘Marky British’ because he’s a man who love fi show-off, him love fi boast and say him done rich aready. We don’t need a man like that. We have to say no to the man that is leading the PNP who love fi style black people and call them likkle bwoy and likkle lady”.

“We have to say no to the man who tell us out of his own mouth that him want to run Jamaica with himself and him topanaris friend dem. We have to say no to the PNP topanaris man and him friend Peter Bunting who’s really the leader because they are the same ones who had a company years ago that benefited from the wicked PNP policies and they made millions off the backs of the Jamaican people,” she added.
Cuthbert Flynn implored Jamaicans to “say no to them because we know that we have the better leader. It is very clear that we have to say no to Marky British and yes to our God bless Prime Minister Andrew Michael Holness”

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