Special interests control JA – Dabdoub

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Special interests control JA – Dabdoub
Monday, 09 June 2008
Controversial losing People's National Party (PNP) candidate for West Portland Abe Dabdoub has thrown down the gauntlet to the Bruce Golding-led administration.

<span style="font-weight: bold">According to Mr. Dabdoub, the country is not being led by the Jamaica Labour Party but by powerful special interests.</span>
Speaking at a PNP rally in St. Ann on the weekend, Mr. Dabdoub <span style="font-weight: bold">argued that recent events and appointments suggest that Bruce Golding is not in charge of the country</span>.

He highlighted the resignation of Commissioner of Police Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin as a case in point.

According to Mr. Dabdoub, Commissioner Lewin tendered his resignation <span style="font-weight: bold">after an editorial in one of the country's daily newspapers suggested that he should step down.</span>

&quot;They put Admiral Lewin as the new Commissioner and after that we hear little articles in a certain newspaper that tell us that Minister Derrick Smith should be moved and one day, most of the Cabinet woke up to hear on the radio and the announcement by Mr. MacMillan that he was going to be the new (Security) Minister and he never even had a seat in the House or in the Senate.

That's why I say it is not the Cabinet that you elected that is running the country but the little cabinet that he (Bruce Golding) has in his kitchen,&quot; said Mr. Dabdoub.

He called on Prime Minister Golding to take back control of his administration from special interests.

&quot;Pull up your socks man ... make a decision. A certain leader had said that you can't make a decision ... try and prove him wrong,&quot; said Mr. Dabdoud.

<span style="font-weight: bold"> mi wudda seh someting bout him but like how him love sue mi a ...</span>

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Re: Special interests control JA – Dabdoub

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">According to Mr. Dabdoub, the country is not being led by the Jamaica Labour Party but by powerful special interests.
Speaking at a PNP rally in St. Ann on the weekend, Mr. Dabdoub argued that recent events and appointments suggest that Bruce Golding is not in charge of the country.

He highlighted the resignation of Commissioner of Police Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin as a case in point.

According to Mr. Dabdoub, Commissioner Lewin tendered his resignation after an editorial in one of the country's daily newspapers suggested that he should step down.
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Littleman says:
<span style="color: #660000">At the risk of being accused of being mentored by Dr. Dudd, I think this is what he was saying for some time now, that the media is the main influence behind politricks.</span>

[Dr.Dudd]

Re: Special interests control JA – Dabdoub

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Littleman</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">According to Mr. Dabdoub, the country is not being led by the Jamaica Labour Party but by powerful special interests.
Speaking at a PNP rally in St. Ann on the weekend, Mr. Dabdoub argued that recent events and appointments suggest that Bruce Golding is not in charge of the country.

He highlighted the resignation of Commissioner of Police Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin as a case in point.

According to Mr. Dabdoub, Commissioner Lewin tendered his resignation after an editorial in one of the country's daily newspapers suggested that he should step down.
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Littleman says:
<span style="color: #660000">At the risk of being accused of being mentored by Dr. Dudd, I think this is what he was saying for some time now, that the media is the main influence behind politricks.</span> </div></div> Not really the media per se, but those who are in control of the media put the party in power and they are running it. If they can't get th ePM to doi their bidding qyuetly They use th emedia to presure him. Like when he carried out the free education and the health care plans. They were up against it. they also pressured him in the other areas too.. That is why is asid that if he is not careful,Jamaica may really se th ecivil war they missed,and those who are causing it,already have their foreign pasports and mansions.

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Re: Special interests control JA – Dabdoub

so is Butch r di Asheheim heirs u a reffah to...btw, who own the Gleaner dese days...di said one u a cite as 'written in blood' in di odda post , YET, ovah yah u a seh dem use dem powa fi uphold dem ways not di good a di country....

mek i sign awf u hear...mi can really see why mi annoy people...ah sah

[Dr.Dudd]

Re: Special interests control JA – Dabdoub

Who said anything about <span style="font-weight: bold">own</span>? Are you saying that in a matter 40 years all of that could not be true? The news paper published that the news that there were riots. They did not have to do it without putting their own editorial judgement on it.

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Re: Special interests control JA – Dabdoub

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: evanovitch</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Special interests control JA – Dabdoub
Monday, 09 June 2008
Controversial losing People's National Party (PNP) candidate for West Portland Abe Dabdoub has thrown down the gauntlet to the Bruce Golding-led administration.

<span style="font-weight: bold">According to Mr. Dabdoub, the country is not being led by the Jamaica Labour Party but by powerful special interests.</span>
Speaking at a PNP rally in St. Ann on the weekend, Mr. Dabdoub <span style="font-weight: bold">argued that recent events and appointments suggest that Bruce Golding is not in charge of the country</span>.

He highlighted the resignation of Commissioner of Police Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin as a case in point.
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That is the new talk of the PNP Talking Heads. The finally got something to nail Butch-Golding with after Butch turned against his erstwhile backers. Of course they neglected to remind the Country that the PNP was playing the race, shade and division card against the Commissioner for weeks, reaching its crescendo when Mr. McMillan was appointed.
Even the Ronnie Flakes and Don Robo who was out front with their racist bigoted views, switched gears when they found out that Observer had shocked itself and the Country by actually calling for the resignation of a high ranking non-performer.

Here are the 2 white guys Ronnie and Don spewing their racist/bigoted bile:

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Re: Special interests control JA – Dabdoub

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dr.Dudd</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Who said anything about <span style="font-weight: bold">own</span>? Are you saying that in a matter 40 years all of that could not be true? The news paper published that the news that there were riots. They did not have to do it without putting their own editorial judgement on it. </div></div>

no try di disingenous ting star...in control mean own a yaad an u done know seh di money needed fi media house is not likkle an notten...bwoy u good no gole to rahtid...bout who tawk bout own...U tawk bout own wen di post suit u...an u want now to say dat no editorial judgement was used in a time wen keeping people in dem place was an <span style="font-weight: bold">open</span> matta of course as opposed to now wen dem a dweet jim screechy,as u uself a try imply as wat a gwane wid Brucie....puhhhhhhhh leez....

[Tuff Gong]

Re: Special interests control JA – Dabdoub

<span style="font-weight: bold">Futile listening to Dabdoub – Samuda</span>
<span style="font-style: italic">Tuesday, 10 June 2008</span>
The governing Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) has brushed off claims by controversial People's National Party (PNP) candidate for West Portland Abe Dabdoub that the country is being led by powerful special interests.

Speaking at a PNP rally in St. Ann on the weekend, Mr Dabdoub argued that recent events and appointments suggest that Prime Minister Bruce Golding is not in charge of the country.

Mr. Dabdoub called on Mr. Golding to take back control of his administration from special interest groups.

However, JLP General Secretary Karl Samuda dismissed Mr. Dabdoub's statements as mere idle talk.

&quot;The big interest that is running the country is the government of the Jamaica Labour Party ... that is the only interest that I know of. I cannot think of a more futile exercise than to be occupied by what Mr. Dabdoub has to say,&quot; said Mr. Samuda.

http://www.radiojamaica.com/content/view/8868/26/