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In politics, law and order refers to demands for a strict criminal justice system, especially in relation to violent and property crime, through harsher criminal penalties.

June 2015
Elvis Graham shot but okay. Monsta Grill owner targeted in late night attack.
Mia Mottley Accuses Government Ministers of Entering Shady Arrangement with Cahill Energy and Trans Tech Inc
FRESH WEED PROBE
2015 Barbados Budget Reply…
2015 Barbados Budget…
Sunil Chatrani: STOP Discounting!
More CEPEP, URP ‘lochos’
The Heavy Weight of History: Seville Great House
Unfriend Anxiety And Depression
Beachfront Bullies
Tourism success is about perceived value – and Barbados is slipping
More Questions for Minister Denis Lowe
PP WILL BE BACK
Where Have All The Good Women Gone?
Corrupt Barbados politicians prepare to expropriate widow’s land – probably for personal profits
LIAT Continues to Rack-up Debt for Shareholders
Our Land – Land for Everybody?
Marx Was Right Karl Marx exposed the peculiar dynamics of capitalism, or what he called “the bourgeois mode of production.”
Anti-Gay Rights View Held by Prominent Persons
Should a Tax Be Imposed on Refined Imported Sugar?
Joke of the day… Senator Jepter Ince promises DLP government will invest oil revenues for the people of Barbados
Indiscipline on the Roads
NGOs Need Funds! Join a Wild Woman’s Fundraising Workshop at BirdsCaribbean’s International Meeting
Gathara’s World: Hold our Public Officials Responsible for State Failings – Not the People
Children From Chaotic and Troubled Homes Are More Likely to Wreak Havoc in Schools
Mel Cooke and the Problem of Point of View
Photographers, Focus on Caribbean Birds This Summer!
DeBajan on the latest ZR crash
Whose Dreams Are You Chasing?
Jamaica’s poor still awaits IMF benefits
Rush for Government Savings Bonds
The Principles and Praxis of Reparations
One student critical, twenty-two injured by reckless ZR driver
Our Land – Land for Everybody?
National Unity and Modernity: Priorities For Guyana’s New Coalition Government
Integrity Inquiry
Jamaican boat people, remittances and the state of the economy !
Politics, Religion and the PNP !
Do Not Zone Children Without Minimum Standards For All Schools
When will Jamaica get a good Prime Minister
Did “Boom Bye Bye” Ever Go Away? A Gleaner Article, and a Response from “It”
Is There a Sexy Way to Say I want to Rape You?
Jameca Falconer, PhD Receives Fulbright Award to Train at UWI,Cave Hill
Low public sector wage offer means billions of dollars savings in the Private Sector
Barbados government should lower taxes on tourist rental cars
Disband the Debates Commission
Are LIAT’s major shareholders deliberately destroying the airline in order to re-create it without debt?
Central Bank of Barbados still hiding from news media
Don’t Rush Into School Zoning
Playing around with GSAT placement
Help Car Rental Sector
Shame and scandal, indeed
Barbados luxury tourism image becoming a long-term liability?
David Thompson’s Punctured Legacy
LIME FLOW and DAVID
Good Riddance to Guyana’s Former PPP Regime
The Little Things
Manup Chetwyn Stuart and Minister Stephen Lashley
Full weight of law descends upon Rawle Eastmond’s spurned mistress
Anonymous Barbados rumours about CPL T20 and Kensington Oval Corruption
Help this poor woman have more babies without fathers to support the children!
China showers money, free trips on Barbados journalists and government employees. Where’s mine?
Clarendon Youth Need a Little Help for Their “Heads Up” This Summer
Working Women A few weeks ago, a friend shared the good news of getting a new job. She was very excited by the idea of working with a high-end organization and making a good salary. As I congratulated her, I couldn’t help but reflect on the fact that my friend would likely face economic inequities in women’s […]
Kingston 2020: The City of the Future
As Jamaica’s Prime Forests Decline, Row Erupts Over Protection
Jamaica is poor, thanks to the PNP
Rowley: FIFA $$ for UNC ‘the real story’
Land for Everybody?
Why is Lambert Brown and other union bosses so quiet !
“Informer Fi Dead”: Is It Really The Key Obstacle to Fighting Crime?
PNP Unions should accept the 5% offer by the government
Jamaica’s ‘Reggae Films’ – A New Genre
The Wage of War
Money in Politics: “He Who Pays The Piper Calls The Tune,” says National Integrity Action
Use CLICO Wasteland to Drive New Agro-industries
PNP demands that Gov’t honours its agreement with Public Sector Workers
PNP Commends Public-Sector Workers
The Charlie Charlie Reaction
Classism Subverts The National Motto Out of Many One People
Sepp Blatter to resign as Fifa president
Animal Farm: The Media’s Herding of the Masses
A Call to Action on Climate Change: A Youth View from Adrian Watson
Bolt is Not the Neighbour from Hell
Incentive Travel another opportunity for increasing Barbados tourism… but will we make it happen or just talk?
The National Logistics Initiative Council (NLIC) says Logistics Hub questionable
Caribbean Endemic Bird Festival Branches Out Into Habitat Restoration
“Sick” Police, Ugly Classism and The Onion Makes Jack Warner Cry: Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Incentive Travel the Way to GO!
United States again puts Barbados GOVERNMENT on watch list for copyright violations and theft of intellectual property.
NHT Board member Sgt Raymond Wilson JCF vs the Government
Private Sector selfish call on public sector workers, or is there something else at play
The Private Sector should lower prices to assist public sector workers
Questions for Minister Denis Lowe
May 2015
Intermittent Blogging Alert… And Eco-Tourism Training Opportunity in Cockpit Country
Karma, boy, karma
Jamaica’s Traumatized Youth: National Children and Adolescents’ Mental Health Awareness Day Inaugurated
Blatter accuses US authorities and British press of campaign to topple him
Our Teachers Are Not Political Puppets
Bajan Secrets of Teacher-Student Sexual Molestation … Will They Ever Be Told
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