Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
However, we reserve the right to remove any comment considered inappropriate.
About Me
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(4118)
-
▼
January
(295)
- Winfresh And Geest Lines Sail To The Rescue Of Haiti
- What a Wick: the last 7 days in 19 (23rd -29th Jan...
- RBC Blue Water Project Commits $1 Million To Help ...
- Now more FAQs
- National Dollar Day For Haiti
- Meet The Farmer Programme - A Roadshow!
- Digicel Haiti Now Has More Than 92% Of Cell Sites ...
- CAREME and Other Stories
- Steady start for Levern Spencer on first indoor se...
- Sports Tourism gets another boost
- Soufriere SLFA under-19 Football Champions
- Makeba Alcide starts on a high note in the USA
- Jason Sayers wins SLAA 5km
- CELEBRATION TIME
- Accela Marketing for 2010 Sports Awards
- King Kenny!
- Discipline remains the path to success
- Congrats
- Caribbean Diplomacy: An Endangered Specie
- A Political ‘Quake’ in Trinidad
- Targeted Killings
- Water Conservation Tips
- Something old, something new.....
- Watercolor Exhibition Hosted by Caribbean Art Gall...
- Special Gen X Mass followed Business Awards Ceremony
- Karib Cable keeping you connected with Haiti!!!!
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- VFCSS wins; SMC faces George Charles today in thri...
- SJC running today
- Final 2009 Beach Volleyball Tournament
- Anse La Raye Primary School Principal gives thumbs...
- Business takes a bow on Chamber’s Red Carpet!
- Police Officer Foils Knife Attack
- Economist Cautions Governments
- “BE COUNTED”
- 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 …
- “What Car?”- Award in the UK: Audi A1 wins unseen
- LIME Keeps US$3.7 Million Payment as… London Privy...
- LIME Customers Win with ‘$1,000 Daily’ Promotion
- Digicel Gives Over A Quarter Million Dollars Cash ...
- Digicel Gives Away $10,000 Cash!
- Digicel And Shaggy Collaborate On Song To Raise Fu...
- 1st National Bank St. Lucia Continues Unbroken Sup...
- RG Group wins ‘Idea of the Year’ prize at Chamber’...
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- Sandals Foundation Establishes Haiti Relief Fund i...
- Heralding the Cruise Industry’s support of Haiti
- Good News for Chess in St. Lucia
- FIVE FOR POLE VAULT SUMMIT
- Chess on the Rise in Saint Lucia
- Carifta Silver Medallist Gets Scholarship
- The French Effort
- Police News
- EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS
- COURT NEWS
- “A Lawless Country”
- Wacky Wednesday Offers more to LIME Customers
- LIME Marketing Head Featured on Regional TV
- Scientific evidence of the existence of Almighty A...
- Pure Doctrine: The Biblical New Year
- Faith is the evidence of things not seen” Hebrews ...
- Eternal Life And Entrance Into The Kingdom Of God
- Youth Fest 2009 delivers ‘Big Time’
- TONGUE & GROOVE
- The Children
- Rhythm & Blues
- On Discovering Walcott’s Another life
- Ansa Caribbean Award for Excellence Announces 2010...
- Haiti, US Senate Race-lessons to be learnt!
- CMMB Market Wrap
- CMMB hosts Investment Seminar in Soufriere
- What a Wick: the last 7 days in 19 (16th -22nd, 2010)
- UWI Open Campus Presents Derek Walcott’s Pantomime
- The Visitor Channel’s “FACES” Competition a Huge S...
- Stop illegal sandmining and conserve the seaturtle...
- Montserrat’s top entertainers to sing for Haiti
- Diversification considers the potential of pineapples
- Choral Singing Competition was dubbed a Success!
- Bay Gardens Resorts establish Haiti Relief Fund
- A general duty of fairness
- Politicians and business must address crime together
- Mabouya Valley Abandoned
- Haiti’s future must not be more of the same
- Grow-Ed extends thanks to Mr & Mrs Nick Troubztkoy...
- Haiti: An Uncomfortable Truth Exposed
- Compiling a Family Tree
- Caribbean School Of Architecture - St. Lucia Study...
- “Love Me,” Says Gemma
- Famous Quotations
- WHOSE CHAMPIONSHIP?
- Spencer Off to Europe Again
- National U-15 Cricket Champs Honoured
- Exciting Cricket in the Valley tomorrow
- CENSUS 2010
- Shem Peter a.k.a. Danny Malone Surrenders to Police
- SLTB Plans
- The Caribbean Electric Utility Service Cooperation...
- RBC & RBTT Support Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Reli...
- Good Progress Being Made, Says Digicel Group Ceo
- Emergency Appeal – HAITI
-
▼
January
(295)
16 comments:
Blame da government they allowing their tugs in the City free.Now they can't controlle them.
everything that happen blame the Government... why not blame the homes they came from and stuff?
So who must be blamed for all these ghettoes to be allowed to spring up around the city? imagine the government took the people out of conway to Ciceron. Some of the young guys still came back to Conway to build shacks, live there and continue to carry out their affairs as usual, so who is to be blamed for allowing that?
I say bring in marshall law, raid those mofo at any time, any where and don't give in until the streets are clean. You cannot allow this sweet country to be Jamaicanized. No
As I advised weeks ago......HANG EM ALL.
Hanging will only bring bad KARMA to St.Lucia.
Yeah, the government give them money for peace and love, the bulk of which has gone to purchase guns. Look at who has the contracts to build the badly constructed sidewalks and courts, and tell me if most of the money paid for this shoddy work is not being stashed for them to buy the guns they will need to declare war on the police. It just start.
What they say, "Who Jah bless no man curse." God has a sense of humour. It is sad because all of us will have to pay for this. Arming ganstas under the guise of intervention in the ghetto.
What a bunch of crock. I feel for the police. St. Lucia will need more than Marshal Law when the King Pin Castries assumes his rightful place at the head of the armies he has created in the ghettos of Castries. Our own Alcapone. Don't blame me
"A bunch of croc"? LOL
One down...nineteen to go. I guess the Minister of National Security The Right Honorable Guy Mayers (square-peg-in-round-hole) has started chalking up the homicides. He called for a 50% reduction in crime, instead of a zero tolerance. It's January 12 and a repeat of last year seems inevitable. I guess when it get to his quota of 20 murders, he will stop his overseas travelling and attend to the problem at hand. Good luck "Square-Peg"...you have been chosen as the fall guy!
What serious policy has this government implemented in three years to seriously tackle crime in St Lucia? If this government cannot come up with any policies. Why are they doing in office.
I meant what are they doing in office.
It should be a crime for you to constantly chose stupidity over rationale.
When you point one finger out guess how many more are pointing right back at you
3
50% reduction in crime huh? We all knew that was a bag of cobblers. Mr Mayers why have you set yourself up to fail. Like someone said, your policy should have been zero tolerance, not just pointless talk at the spur of the moment..I hate to say this, but the chickens coming home to roost..I spend quite a bit of my time off island, however, I know whos got the guns...How come the Police don't?...Why aren't their homes being raided constantly? Just because a minister will say to leave his constituency alone, so that his votes can be secured for the next election? I can sort the crime situation myself..with the help of a few friends...very well trained friends...the trouble is many people will not like it..So what's next? Another killing? Another murdered cop? Virgin Holidays pulling out of St Lucia? The Helen of the West turning into the real Wild Wild West? Come on Mr Mayers...rise to the occasion, step up to the plate...We all know who the criminals are..They want to be known so thats the easy bit. They aren't as clever or as sophisticated as we may want to believe. Maybe their weapons are. Come on Mr Mayers...'the big shakedown' is long overdue..Rock their boats, because enough is enough and it only seems to be getting worse. A couple of publications ago, I asked for suggetions to present to Mr Mayers and Crew...I only got 3...Lets play our parts too..Lets picket their offices and the House Of Parliament...We need to show our disapproval...When will it end? When we decide to set up vigilante death squads and sort it ourselves?
CAPS & FAITH will always have limited impact not only due to their lack of resources but because they only target potential criminals and not the seasoned ones. The Police Force and the citizenry HAVE to step up to the plate in order for there to be any significant positive impact on crime. Our leaders must also be better role models.
Post a Comment