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By Aldington "Junior" Murray July 31, 2026

It is amazing how appealing evil still is in the 21st century

The title for this opinion piece came out of a discussion with my brother. It was he who had posited the idea from what he had obtained from another source. The …

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It is amazing how appealing evil still is in the 21st century

July 31, 2026

It’s a crying shame

July 31, 2026

The West Indies Federation – revisiting the crash site

July 31, 2026

To the political cynics – you cannot have your cake and eat it

July 17, 2026
By Nate the Noble November 26, 2021 5 years 964 words

Inaction And Ignorance Causes Idiocy

A common proverb is that ‘The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.’ This is meant to indicate that although things may seem bad from our individual …

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By James Moss-Solomon June 25, 2021 5 years 605 words

A chance to pull ourselves from the devastating mire of confused lethargy

Over the past 18 months, the sudden COVID-19 onset has amplified the need for many legal reforms, more urgent in light of the dark undersides of the beast we call Parliament. …

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By James Moss-Solomon July 23, 2020 6 years 465 words

Are we willing to reform out of expedience or good sense?

In 2014, I wrote to the Electoral Commission asking for a discussion on reform in four areas. These were: Automatic Voter Registration: would have a non-partisan basis and an inalienable right …

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By Alexander Scott February 20, 2020 6 years 888 words

People Power Has Real Effect

Once when I was small, my father and I were driving on Hope Road. On the left stood the small, austere-looking Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica building, and on the right …

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By Alexander Scott August 7, 2019 7 years 1,373 word

Media must pick a side and stand by that choice

The media is laced with hypocrisy.  Many times it is unintentional, but those unintentional moments oftentimes mount after a while. These moments ensure that whatever stance the paper, editor or writer …

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By James Moss-Solomon May 4, 2018 8 years 786 words

Sad step back to the stupidity of a time long passed

The recent unfortunate melee in our Parliament reminded me that rhetoric and civility are necessary parts of a thriving and evolving democracy. Jamaica has made the claims of having a stable …

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