Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Grave Yard Shooting Death

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Anonymous said...

Another damning testimony of the abject failure of this UWP administration. People elect representatives to parliament to solve their problems.

These residents elected this goon who has absolutely NO POSITIVE SOLUTION to solving any of the problems of cleaning up this ghetto. He had almost FIVE god-damn years to do this!

Boat rides? Football? How pathetic this monster looms!

UWP jokers! A do-nothing bunch of idiots. Social and political misfits! Each and every one of them!

St. Lucia is idiot country!

August 31, 2011 at 5:42 AM
John Harris said...

Government must ‘get radical on crime’ – St Lucia Catholic paper - Apr 10
2011 - Caribbean Church News

Saturday, 09 April 2011 21:48
St Lucia’s Catholic Chronicle has called on the island’s government to get tough on crime.

In a recent editorial titled “Get Radical On Crime”, the monthly said “the nation is totally exasperated over the random shootings, gang warfare and seemingly uncontrollable escalation of crime in this country.”

It described Prime Minister Stephenson King’s “Six Point” response to the increasing incidence of murder and violence as “lame”, adding: “More support for the police, better hardware, more officers on the ground, cooperation with the USA and Israel on intelligence, a hotline in Miami, all sound like “If they will work now, why were they not done before?”

The paper said the nation’s leadership “seem to have no answers that can generate confidence in the public” and that the crime situation is bigger than any political party or government. Not mincing words, the Chronicle editorial said responsible persons should “stop playing games, blaming this one for being soft on crime, or that one for doing nothing, as if they had the answers.

“We all know the problem is massive and the least that can be done is to be radical about it. Stop playing games. Get down to the root. Somebody knows who are the untouchables, the unmentionables profiting from the blood of others.

“It may take the concerted effort of government, opposition, civil society to do it, but it must be done.”

September 1, 2011 at 5:47 AM
Anonymous said...

I never liked Mr. Foster, a lawyer with a reputation for getting murderers off the hook, as a representative in parliament. He did no good for the SLP. Everybody knew where his sympathies lay.

This is likewise and much more so, with this chap Fredericks his goons and drug gang members electing him selecting him as a representative. Yes man! They are in the majority in that constituency. That is why he won the seat. Not once. Twice!

Now the entire country is paying the price of having the international drug industry with a morally bankrupt representative installed in this country's parliament. This is a curse.

Worse yet, the majority of the people in St. Lucian are fooling themselves, thinking that things will ever get better. Why? They have adopted a 'whatever it takes to get by do it' attitude to life.

As a result, some have therefore seen it fit to elect another misfit, and a real jailbird and ex-US convict to parliament. They are very proud of their selection of their identity-theft personality, Mr. Bruce Tucker to represent them in parliament. To them, that's nothing. No big deal. Do whatever it takes!

And people in St. Lucia still expect to get honest and good government?

There we have it. A representative for jailbirds, goons, drug fiends,and murderers, and then, a real jailbird as a member of parliament and Foreign Minister.

The rap-sheet on this UWP criminal gang and misfits that some call a government would make Ali Baba and his 40 thieves blush.

Economic statistics do not tell the whole story or give the entire picture. Look at the state of foreign investment even before the world recession. Investors shy away from crime-ridden countries.

The majority of St. Lucians are always too high on beer or something else like dope, and some are too illiterate to think clearly enough to know the difference.

September 1, 2011 at 7:57 AM
Anonymous said...

I can remember reading a poem from the Voice dated 28 May,2011
title BAD BOYS IN DE CONCRETE,
the poet should recive the 2011
NOBEL PRIZE for this truth.
in another poem title
NUFF RESPECT TO DE CHOC GRAVEYARD BOYZ.
SOME VERSES READ.I QUOTE,
boys of de Choc graveyard
you who got a shock after de shot
nuff respect.
You finish school and have plenty cxc. and gce.
but never work for any company,
never earn a paycheque but you are a self-made millionaire
and have more jewel than Mr T,
YOU NEVER DRIVE A JALOPY
but pay cash money for your brand new b.m.w.
nuff respect.
Ten thousand dollars indispensable
football
winner take all, no boball
no underhand for de youth vote,
for de youth vote:de indisputable inducement--.357magnum with one minute of bublic silence,
nuff respect.
de minister of Home Affairs never had an affair so he does not know all you affair on de pleasure ship name 'exterminate without fear'
nuff respect.

yet in another title
THE STENCH AND SMOKE.
he writs.
the stench and smoke had hardly
cleared the air when i heard it again.
This time it is strong,in Marchand,
the news say.
What's all this anarchist thing about? someone asked.Are we living in Afghanistan,Iraq,Israel or Iran?
This is St Lucia where we are happy.
This stench and smoke will move us to ask:Are things happening to us?
Is it the work of the devil or just a bad dream?
Wailing and gnashing of teeth:
O,St Lucians!wail as you will,
for we are the ones who incarcerated our judges, we who incapacitated our police,
because the young self-made millionaires have been generous to us;
grateful for this generosity,we hear no evil,see no evil,
speak not against evil,but embrace the fruit of everything that is evil.

a little shot serse from bad boyzs.
quote.
We have we boys pass all government house down to de scavenger pit.
Which one of de police can stop de high intet-circle profile outer net connection?
From Leslie Land to La Pansee
smoking grass street pavement in de Grave Yard we meet.
We bank account have no loophole.We trade in intercontinental intelligence.
WE INTERMEDIATE BETWEEN BANKS AND
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS.
money laundering has no place in our trade of transfer.
We leave no stones unturn.De lawmen can suck them teeth.

How true.rise my friend rise speak out in your poems.
Those truth will one day set ous free.

September 3, 2011 at 5:22 PM

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