Tag: Trinidad

When we heard in the past of the military taking over countries ousting their legally elected governments, we all joined the chorus that condemned such actions as being unacceptable, undemocratic, ...

The PNM continues to embrace lobbyists with close political affiliations in the USA, costing taxpayers over US$18.585 Million/TT$126.6 Million and counting… yet not one tangible deliverable has ever been received! ...

The police motto used to be to protect and serve and although that was more said than done, more words than action – especially where the serve part is concerned ...

In this morning’s Trinidad Guardian the Prime Minister is quoted as saying Trinidad & Tobago is a violent society as a means to escape answering for the violence that exists, ...

Putin's genocide, I dare say. The despicable abomination and dastardly horror of it all. Right before our eyes, the vicious and surreal barbaric scenes jolt ourconsciousness with shock and awe. ...

When Governments create a society where everyday citizens have to come up every so often for air before being drowned, even the worst of them exercise a bit of restraint, ...

Dear Editor, I again applaud Freddie Kissoon who has been openly writing about atrocities against Indians in Guyana especially when there are Elections. I read Kit Nascimento's refreshing our minds ...

Proving that the law is an ass, this bandit slips and fall on the slippery tiles of the house he is burglarizing, gets caught because he can’t get up and ...

A May 2, 2022 letter signed by several hundred persons to Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali has requested that the government consider “5th May be designated as “Indian Arrival Day”, and ...

America’s first president was also its first army general and having led his forces into the defeat of the British, his consequent popularity automatically elevated him to the presidency. But ...