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The government should revise the meaning of homicide like Canada did.
The more you St. Lucian hypocrites keep covering-up for the BIG-SHOTS who are BIG, BIG in drug trafficking, the more you will get homicides.
See how the new Police Commissioner pick up some of the big shots in town.
You all hypocrites, pointing at Mr. Frederick, but what about the case up to now not dealt with, where the Hewanorra International Airport staff member allowed a man to go through the VIP Lounge, and that same man was arrested in London, upon his arrival in London, carrying cocaine. The Air and Sea Ports Authority was supposed to be investigating that matter with the Police.
They had a big halabaloo, SLASPA Chief, Girard,? I can't remember his name, right now. and the former Commissioner of Police, Ausbert Regis, held big press conference, say they investigating. Up to now. Nothing. That was under Kenny Anthony Administration.
So when they pointing at one person as a scape goat, and covering the real big, big business influential persons, I say go back with that crap.
That kind of prejudice ain't going no where. Take it or leave it.
What on earth are you trying to say? Please try to complete a thought!
What on earth are you trying to say? Please try to complete a thought!
The police are doing quite a job if you don't mind me saying so, but like we all know there is good and bad in everything. police complain about citizens, citizens complain about police. police don't want people selling match bombs, yet (some) police are the ones supplying match bombs to sell. It's a never ending cycle. So now what can be done?
@ anon 2:11 AM
It's a pity that you lack the ability to understand what is being said. You must have eaten lead paint as a child causing you to be mentally challenged. He is saying that there are inconsistencies in the prosecution of the socially well-connected/Big shots -quite simple! Stop drinking that alcohol/white rum perhaps that might compensate for your deficiencies caused by the consumption of lead paint.
@3:56PM. 17/12./18/12. 1:07PM!!!
GO 4 IT MY BOYS,TELL THEM TELL THE POLICE GO 4 THE BIG FISHES IN THIS COUNTRY LET THE F B I,COME 4 THEM!!
WAIT A MINITE WHERE ARE U 2 GOING?
U GOING WHERE?
BUT U 2 ARE IN THE SAME SHIT AS THOSE PERSONS U 2 TALKING ABOUT,
IT WAS U 2 THAT SUPPLY/SUPPORT,THEM WITH CRACK/DOPE/WHITE RUM/LEAD PAINT,ETC,ETC.
U 2 MOPS.
Drugs, and the violence connected with its big money deals, are the cause of nearly all these murders; and doesn't the Caribbean know that Columbia and the US are behind all of it?!
When the US needed to clean up the appearance of Columbia's evil drug image, the plan used was to REROUTE via the Caribbean islands all the drugs originally shipped from Columbia, so that in the world's eyes Columbia would no longer APPEAR TO BE the real source and culprit.
Nowadays, most drugs from Columbia are transshipped from the Caribbean islands directly to Europe, Asia, and the US. If they TRULY want this heinous violence to stop, all the Caribbean leaders would have to approach Washington DC as a block and ask the President to intervene - if he can!?
Drugs are so big, criminal, and murderous internationally - some stats show that it is the world's second largest import-export commodity - that everyone is too terrified to confront that drug world of super-crime and criminals – and of course, there are major side benefits for those who cooperate with the drug cartels and dealers. Once drugs enter a community, practically everyone becomes corrupted by them.
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