Good to see you again. Glad you enjoy the Limes.If you pay a doubles man all of your three dollars, what do you expect in return? Two barra and some channa, maybe a lil pepper and mango chutney on d side depending on your palate. And what if you find a stone in yuh doubles, [...]
For the White House, that is. Words fail.
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Inquiring minds want to know: 1 – What are the economics of the proposed government-sponsored, Caribbean Airlines corporate/executive jet service? 2 – What are the current arrangements for government travel? Where do ministers et al go that requires the use of a jet leased from Guardian Holdings? How much does that arrangement cost? Why is [...]
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When I grow up, I want to write like Michael Harris. I discovered him quite by accident – trawling the (badly implemented but kudos for even having one) RSS feed of the Trinidad Express, lured by the headline “Party politics and the voice of the people.” The man is a true-true political commentator, and an [...]
I feel an identity crisis coming on. This most recent bout of mixed-person-itis was triggered by a post over at What Tami Said, in which the eponymous author comments on “black people” (italics mine) who claim mixed heritage. While she makes some interesting points, two of her affirmations thereupon unsettled me: Mixed ancestry is often [...]