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How interesting with the revitalized development plans for downtown Kingston an extradition request is in the pipes for Dudus. Coincidence or not?
Well regardless of what you may want to call it. It was the influx of country people seeking jobs in the 1960’s of which many did not find and hatched their [...]
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Frankly I read the article online called “Obama, Buju & gays” By Ian Boyne. What did I begin to see half way through the article? That this guy does not know how to write and is not that much of an intellectual in my opinion.
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A who dem want? Di President? You gats to be joking bro? Do you really know what time of the MF day it is? do you?
Well rumours here romours there. Keep your ambassador some are saying. How much aid from the PRC, Russia and Chavez does Jamaica need [...]
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Dear Prime Minister Bruce Golding,
Kindly read the following and make sure to reread it at least 3 times so it sticks.
You are not important, and your party is not important more than Jamaica. Having said that, I owe you nor your party nothing. You were elected to do a job and expect you [...]
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Since 1959, ten US administrations have not tired in repeating —for purposes of justification— that the economic, commercial and financial blockade against Cuba was and continues to be a reply by the US government to nationalization.
These transfers of property were lawfully conducted following the triumphant revolution against the pervasive Yankee monopolies that had for decades [...]
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