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- Quotable Caribbean
- NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR THE PREVENTION OF ALCOHOLIS...
- Fantastic culture camps to introduce Taiwan and St...
- De Revue treats Ciceron Home
- Strikers and DCYO Dennery Football Champs
- St.Lucia down by 1 point in Friendly Rugby
- Princely Wedding Draws IOC Contingent
- NAT’L U-23 NETBALLERS ALL SET
- Level playground for St. Lucia’s Youth Sailors in ...
- 18th St. Lucia Squash Open Enters Day 4 At SLYC
- Rick Wayne admits that the multi million dollar Da...
- Presentation on crime and violence:
- End the bombing of Libya
- Congratulations
- SAINT LUCIA AGENT MONTHS
- Is the Grynberg Agreement Null and Void?
- ALVINA REYNOLDS LAUNCHED
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Monday, June 27th, 2011
- Lucelec set for powerful presence in 2011 Carnival
- Digicel supports a bigger, better H2O Wet Fet 2011
- Digicel Chairman, Denis O’Brien, awarded honour fo...
- Digicel announced as partner with the U.S Departme...
- Cartridge World Grand Opening in Saint Lucia
- The need to develop or enhance Public Sector Inter...
- Government Standing Firm On Marine Resource Exploi...
- Community Clean-up Campaign to Mitigate Dengue and...
- United Insurance Too Strong for M&C’s In Cricket
- SLFA President Patrick Mathurin Clears the Air on ...
- OLYMPIC DAY EXCELLENT
- Kurt Maraj Regains National Road Cycling Champions...
- What a Fiasco! Prime Minister Who?
- The day’s end
- Jack Was Truly Magic
- 1000 Words
- Where Angels Fear to Tread
- OECS Closes Office in Ottawa
- Carnival Safety: Police Force calls on citizens to...
- 18 FOR SEMI-FINALS
- Caribbean Fashion Week 2011
- Middle East Conflict: Who Rightly Owns the Covenan...
- Man and nature
- Faith: “Faith is the evidence of things not seen” ...
- World moving Toward amalgamation
- Office Of The Director Of Audit Awarded Approved E...
- LUCELEC: Decrease in Electricity Rates to Qualifyi...
- LIAT disappointed with unions’ position
- First Citizens Market Watch
- ECFH Financially Speaking
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011
- BAICO institutes legal proceedings
- APESL Member awarded Membership Grade of the Chart...
- The World is Raving About St. Lucia’s Trios Caribb...
- Sandals Resorts announces “Voluntourism” Program
- New Addition to WLBL product line-up
- LIME Rewards Blackheart Winners On and Off the Fie...
- Kids Get Common Entrance Prep with LIME
- Digicel to give $500,000 in cash and credit to cus...
- Digicel Sends Off Special Olympics Delegation With...
- Chefs compete for great prizes at Anse Chastanet a...
- Chairman’s Reserve Country Train Winners
- Widening Access To Higher Education Through The UW...
- What a Wick: the last 7 days in 19 (18th to 24th J...
- Venezuelan Embassy Hosts Bicentenary Movie
- SLNT Hand – Over Ceremony
- Organic lessons from Brazil
- Monroe College Begins Third Cycle at Tourism and H...
- Meet Grace Michel: SLASPA’s Director of Informatio...
- Les Ferdinand visits the Gros Islet Youth Football...
- How has your father’s parenting style affected you...
- Fishers Celebrate
- Do the Math Lose the Weight
- Definitions in Equity and Trusts
- Cultural personalities headline 2011 FRC programme
- Central Bank sues Duprey
- American Airlines Supports Saint Lucia Economy
- SLFA Gold Cup Second Round Today
- Public Service will walk on Sunday
- Huxley, Daniel, Augier, and Brice for CAC Swimming...
- A WEEKEND OF SPORTS
- The Grynberg Matter And Other Unsavoury Noises – P...
- The drums are still silent
- Nature must be Sorted
- Nature must be Sorted
- National Trust Youth speak out on Turtle Slaughter
- It Is Time To Look Inward!
- How the minority plays
- Global Warming Poses A Serious Threat To Small Isl...
- Global drugs war strategy has failed. Overhaul it
- Drawing the line between Man and Dog
- Attend the meetings: see and hear for yourself
- Alvina Confident That Babonneau Will Return To Labour
- A People’s Initiative in Support of Caribbean Inte...
- Respecting the Art Form
- Professor Antoine elected to Inter-American Commis...
- OECS mission in Ottawa to close
- CRIME STATISTICS
- FirstCaribbean to be branded as ‘CIBC FirstCaribbe...
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Friday, June 17th, 2011
- Cartridge World grand opening in Saint Lucia
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14 comments:
Nice to have murderers 'pushing daisies' instead of food plates at Bordelais.
we need to arrest ausbert regis. He is the biggest criminal for allowing our country go to the dogs in the name of politics. WACO
Who's this "We" you talking about? If you can prove your point - you're on your own ...
Thank you armchair anonymous. I was thinking the same thing.
I think that "anonymous-2 " should be arrested for subjecting readers to that rubbish he/she posted
3 and 4 are good examples of what we have too many of in St. Lucia. On de radio, on de TV on the block and on de streets what do we have? A whole lot of ignorant &%!&it talkers. Drunks as ass all de time, or high on drugs.
Yes this is very appaling and disturb especially in a small country like this, But where does the problems lies. Yes lots of them invovled are youths who don't have a father figure in the house. Secondly what programs has this administration put in place to combat such and thirdly When you have leaders who are invovled in wrong doing and think they can get away with it, and most of the time the very young people who they should lead are having these very same young people assisting them in wrongdoing. Fourthly we have criminals element that are not being no good influence to our younger ones. What about the deportees from other country who comes to st lucia and countinues to practice the same bad behaviour whiles they was away.
What has this goverment done to make life better for its people.
If they can't by now what plan to combat these.
Statistics more statistics and more lies.
To suggest that crime is under control is a delusion, violent murders continue at the same rate.
whats as concerning is is the fear of crime little has been done to arrest this disturbing trend , lucians are scared to be in in Castries after dark.
What is the Minister of Crime doing about this dismal state of affairs. My advice is dont play politics with peoples lives.
to say murders are going at da same rate is a lie. Stop playing da politics bullshit... the murders have cool down.
How can the country go forward when leaders who suppose to lead are criminals themselves.
We have criminals who are leading this country and our young people are not stupid,
I want to pose this question to Everyone, CAN THE BLIND LEAD THE
BLIND, EXCEPT BOTH FALL IN A DITCH.
WAKE UP MY FELLOW ST LUCIANS ITS POLITICS TIME AND THEY WILL SAY OR DO ANYTHING TO GET REELECTED< BUT THE FUTURE OF FAIR HELEN IS AT STAKE< WHERE DO YOU AND I WANTS IT TO GO FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.
The blind leading the blind? No! The criminals leading more criminals. The UWP has nobody of repute to look up to.
Criminal mothers are more than accessories to murder. They are breeding criminals. See how the mothers of the criminals are arguing how their murderer sons were 'very good boys'? St. Lucia is a very sick society.
what is more interesting is the high rate of domestic violence where in many cases , the women are the victims. when will thhis ever stop!!!!
secondly, when i read these articles , i really wonder what is happening in st.lucia. every one knows but no one speaks ! cowards!!! get up and fight for your country and your safety!!!
I believe that most of the African slaves brought to St. Lucia were the servile captives of other tribes. I can't understand how a population can be so accepting of so much foolishness from foreigners and from so many elected jackass ministers!
Oh my, my, my!!!
I've been accused of being a 'drunk' (I do admit I drink water!), and a drug user (I use paracetamol!), and an "ignorant &%!&it talkers" ... What is that? (remember, I am "ignorant").
@workinprogress ... maybe you can enlighten me? You think?
What the crime statistics show most definitely is that whatever people say on talk radio and television, deep in their hearts they don't want decent government. They don't want decent people to rule over them. They do not want to change from what they have now.
Why? Because deep in their minds and in their hearts they have settled for what we have now. We love and admire our jail birds, our crooks, our drug barons, our political bandits, our complete idiots, our semi-literates, our liars and our cheats. We like it so in idiot country!
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