Posted on November 20, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal
Imagine media bodies complaining about political operatives seeking to censor and regulate the media. Only to hear the so called representatives of the media having a Eureka moment in considering why not they regulate themselves. DWL. Read more »
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Posted on November 19, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal
Posted on November 19, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal
The chart at the right illustrates the homicide rate in the United States from 1900 to 1998. It is important to note that each of the most violent episodes in this century coincide with the prohibition on alcohol and the escalation of the modern-day war on drugs. In 1933 the homicide rate peaked at 9.7 per 100,000 people, which was the year that alcohol prohibition was finally repealed. In 1980, the homicide rate peaked again at 10 per 100,000.
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CRIME AND ALCOHOL
The relationship between Alcohol and involvement in crime is not a simple one. Drinking is a very common activity, and most drinking is not followed by criminal behavior. Understanding the alcohol-crime relationship requires an identification of those drinking effects and circumstances that are related to crime. Alcohol’s relationship to crime also varies by the type of crime. The major crime-type distinction is
between violent personal crime (such as homicide, forcible rape, and assault) and property crime (such as burglary and larceny). Alcohol’s effects differ with respect to violent crime and property crime.
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Posted on November 18, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal
This whole thing stinks? Just who the fuck are these people anyways? Read more »
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Posted on November 18, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal
I was listening to the radio the other day about how women pretty much hold most of the corporate jobs and how there are very few men. The fact is the British set an evil plan in place before 1962 to disrupt the black man and black family.
Thus today 65% of homes heading by women, 33% of new born children are not who the fathers think. And 45,000 babies born each year are out of wedlock.
When straight men go looking for work they are blocked by the feminist and gays both of which are anti god and anti traditional family values.
It is no chance that for the past 25 years most UWI graduates are females. This is design by anti Christ worshipers and followers.
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Posted on November 17, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal
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Posted on October 11, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal
With the advent of Women Liberation, and the poisons of Feminism. Traditional males seeking a traditional woman has been extremely difficult.
Both traditional men and traditional women were responsible for the rise of modern civilization from Ethiopia to Iran to China to Russia and many more countries.
The modern farce has seen approximately 65% of Jamaican households being headed by women only. 45,000 new babies are born out of wedlock each year, and 33% or much higher are born as jackets (mothers cannot identify the father and pins it on a unsuspecting man as the actual father).
Not to mention that over 82% of all UWI Mona students are females. Then there is the sudden rise in effeminate male behavior, men on the down low, and Cougars. The latter just as despicable as the prior.
READERS KINDLY ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
So what is a traditional man? And what is a traditional woman?
What age should men marry and what age should women marry?
How much older should a man be when marrying a woman and vice verse?
What is the purpose of marriage?
What is the role of a man and a woman in marriage?
What is the role of a man and a woman in the family?
Is Feminism and Liberal Ideology responsible for Jamaica’s downward spiral in many social areas?
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An Alpha Male
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Posted on October 16, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal

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Posted on November 20, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal

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Posted on November 19, 2009 by jahboo.com - Jamaica's Micro-blogging Social Network, Search Engine & Video Portal

Albert E. Forsyth, who was born in Nassau, Bahamas, in 1897, was brought to Port Antonio in Jamaica in his early childhood. His father, Horatio A. Forsyth, was Bahamian, but his mother Lillian Maud (nee Byndloss) was Jamaican. Forsyth, who worked for the United Fruit Company, later became well known throughout Jamaica as a civil engineer, architect and builder and was considered one of the ‘parish fathers’ of Portland. Young Albert thus received his early education in Port Antonio attending elementary and secondary school there during the time when Major W. H. Plant was headmaster of the Titchfield School. Major Plant later said he had the greatest pleasure in training Albert and helping to shape him for his life’s work. Read full article from joyousjam.info
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