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By Aldington "Junior" Murray June 13, 2025

Habeas Corpus or Hocus-pocus? U.S. Policy on Deportations

There are words in the English language which sound more negative or more dour than they actually are. One such example is the word “sanguine” which, at least to me, sounds …

Issue # 210

Habeas Corpus or Hocus-pocus? U.S. Policy on Deportations

June 13, 2025

Time for Accountability in the Public Space

June 13, 2025

Sri Lanka versus Jamaica

June 13, 2025

Welcome to the Rock

June 13, 2025

Is new Syria good for the resistance?

June 13, 2025
By James Moss-Solomon April 20, 2018

Law enforcement by referendum? Absolutely not!

Some weeks ago I published an article here that attempted to clarify which type of violence we were experiencing. I disqualified war, civil war, and narrowed it down through analogy to …

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By Michelle Neita April 20, 2018

Mix & mingle in the Rio Grande Valley

Nanny’s Watch Hill was a focal point. Green and serene, it stands testimony to a free Maroon society. Seemingly sliced in half from its pinnacle to its base, we were led …

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By Valerie Dixon April 20, 2018

Tribute to fearless warrior Winnie Madikizela Mandela

There is a saying in South Africa which goes “If you strike a woman, you strike a rock.”  Winnie Madikizela Mandela was a rock.  She proved to be tougher than a …

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By Ivan Coore April 19, 2018

Cannabis in Independent Jamaica; a personal perspective 1962- 2015.

I was born June 17th 1953, second son to David Coore, (Jamaican) and Rita (nee Innis, Trinidad) in Kingston Jamaica. My father was a barrister and a member of the People’s National …

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By The Terrible Tout April 19, 2018

A classic review

Cawn’t sey mi neva dida warn yu! Punters got useful pointers for Jamaica’s first two classics from my very early look (published April 6).  After 1,000 Guineas winner Disability Charm’s winning …

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By Alexander Scott April 19, 2018

That Hillel controversy

The recent controversy at the prestigious Hillel Academy has sent shockwaves through the Jamaican society. ‘What on earth’, people ask, ‘could make them think something like that was okay for homework’? …

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By Alexander Scott April 19, 2018

Once more unto the breach

The fact that we are here again witnessing the US, UK and France getting involved in the Middle East is both sad, disgusting, enraging and disheartening. That these nations’ leaders could decide to return …

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By James Moss-Solomon April 6, 2018

Winnie Mandela: Let him who is without sin cast the first stone

The passing of Winnie Mandela is a matter for condolences to her family and the wider numbers of supporters who have been inspired by her strong resolve. It is a bittersweet …

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By The Terrible Tout April 6, 2018

Put betting excitement in Guineas weekend

  By the time we meet again, 2018’s first classics will have been run on April 14 (1,000 Guineas) and 15 (2,000 Guineas) so readers must settle for an early look …

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By Alexander Scott April 6, 2018

Fertile ground for a third party

  Jamaica is built on the Westminster system of governance with a first past the post model of elections. It is a system of governance which, in spite of its attractions, …

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Recent Posts

  • Habeas Corpus or Hocus-pocus? U.S. Policy on Deportations
  • Time for Accountability in the Public Space
  • Sri Lanka versus Jamaica
  • Welcome to the Rock
  • Is new Syria good for the resistance?
  • Another Country
  • Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) must be allowed to work
  • Snapshots of genocide through the eyes of the U.S. Administration
  • No respect for women
  • Doctor, I still have hopes for America – am I mad?

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