US issues stinging report on "Dudus" extradition

[evanovitch]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

people prefer to think it is Dudus he was protecting failing to realise dat any info DUDUS gives will affect across the line in Jamaica...

i see his statement re lissening etc being against our Constitution...it was wen we cited the Cubans wid it n it stands even if it is di US

as to the interest of the people, the propogandering dat has gone out and in the tried an true way of Jamaica has become fact, u might as well ...cause it ongle tek two people a yaad fi mek it now fact ...

even di law firm seh dem no ha no contract wid di govament but nobody naw read dat...dem a tek weh smaddy seh ....di lawfirm should know its clientele butttttt will alll be named an if oonoo tink visa a revoke now, if dem follow di course of the law as dem claim to be doing, AirJamaica mite come bak fi help wid di repatriation

open up the Pandora's box dat is drug running outta yaad bak in the days of weed...big man an Lennox, n Mikey n Soldier n di usual yaadie names who use fi buy it an selll so build dem shap, restaurant, bar an niteclub

[BullKilla]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: evanovitch</div><div class="ubbcode-body">propogandering dat has gone out ...

even di law firm seh dem no ha no contract wid di govament but nobody naw read dat... </div></div>

Please stop the Vitching (no I'm not Spanish).

Right back at you with the propogandering...
and your second statement is misinformation. Di law firm sez hexactly the hopposite.

The constitution should always be subservient to justice not the other way around hence common law. That is why a certain, very astute politician can say di law his not ha shackle!

I doan noe ef u r livin in di states but all i can say when i see what some US residents hypocritically write about Jamaican sovereignty is y oonu run an neva stay an fight fi yuh rights?

Rewriting an old j-can proverb: Yu caan deh pan BULL back an a skin or cuss BULL with more BULL!

I - living in JA - will take all di help I can to clean up di mess.

an since I AM RESIDENT IN THE MUCK (not safely tucked away in the USA) I have no time to romanticize and indulge in exotic day-dreams. If I can get help cleaning up the mess I'll take it. Y should I cut off my nose to spite my face?

[Amberal37]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: barosa</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> It appears that Bruce is softening his stance somewhat. Let's face it, he's up against the most formidable institutions in the US. the W/House and the State Dept.. - It's not likely that the &quot;tag team&quot; of Bruce &amp; Dorothy will prevail over the team of &quot;B &amp; H&quot;... There is a lot at stakes, depending on the outcome, but for now, I'm not a betting man... </div></div>

Not sure what you mean by 'softening', he should never have got involved in an individual issue - this on the face of it shows 'favouring'. The courts of Ja are there for a reason, this will also be a test on them now...

[Q3210]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

Bruce`s stance smells more of party political favouritism than that of a Jamaican stance.
If not that be the case, then Jamaicans can be assured of their rights and the security of such which Govt function is about.

[Amberal37]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I - living in JA - will take all di help I can to clean up di mess.</div></div>

Well amen to that!

There's also an expression along the lines of 'An enemy of my enemy is my friend '

Bravado/pride often means many do not know how to identify one from the other.

[evanovitch]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> an since I AM RESIDENT IN THE MUCK (<span style="font-weight: bold">not safely tucked away in the USA</span>) </div></div>


exakly y yaad in the state it is now...people tinking dat safefity is available in the States...gole pon di street n all u haffi do is lan, wuk an mek a bungle....

n ironically dis idea is passed dung from generation to generation and from politician to politician , hence no change since Emancipation

btw, di I, i.e.the Empress,moi, is not in the States ...

[evanovitch]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">constitution should always be subservient to justice </div></div>

as if justice in Ja not already decided on social placement and money available u want more eediats and money grubbers to have it in writing ...bloody hell....

imagine all dem frenz who get placed on the court benches not having a Constitution at least supposedly, to hold dem in check...it would be worse dan it currently is

[evanovitch]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Bruce`s stance smells more of party political favouritism than that of a Jamaican stance.
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Q, now be real...there is no move in Jamaica , made by a government that is not party driven ...if is not the party , it is the trade union...di ongle reason party carry di sway dese days, solely it would seem, is tru no biznizes no deh deh fi trade union get dem fair share


Jamaica has been driven into the limestone n soon the Caribbean Sea by fellow Jamaicans , under the guise of being politicians, business magnets etc...even farrinas come yaad now an live in hotels while dem seh dem a build house , run bizniz etc...

no respect for our sovereignty, Constitution, nothing...an we allowed it freely fi a cut above di table...cause wid all who we know do shady an neva pay bak a dime r do any time, unda di table ting passe a yaad...it is all above board corruption

[evanovitch]

see dis is di attitude about Jamaica dat everyone has

The Easter holidays are upon us and children so too are the festivities!

Last weekend, it was all about Hedonism III in Runaway Bay but this weekend is most definitely all about Hedonism II in fabulous Negril! Forget Florida or New York as a getaway option this weekend <span style="font-weight: bold">as with visa jitters still stalking some of the flying classes, most are opting to stay on Jamaican terra firma rather than run the risk of suffering the embarrassment of turning up at airports only to be told that their visas are no longer valid</span>. So it's all about destination Jamaica for this here Easter bank holidays and it promises to be a blast.

Being Easter, the premier cultural event for the season is the traditional National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) Easter Sunday offering, titled A Morning of Movement and Music, at the Little Theatre, on Tom Redcam Avenue, getting under way at 6 a.m. sharp (requiring guests to be in their seats at least 15 minutes before showtime). This Sunday promises to be an extra-special treat, coming as it is after the transition of the company's founder, the late Professor Rex Nettleford, which will see the NDTC paying homage to the iconic father of Jamaican and Caribbean dance by showcasing the choreographed works of the beloved professor in tribute and testimony to his work and creative genius over the years. The offering will include excerpts from 10 of the professor's most prolific dances, including 'Ritual of the Sunrise', 'Misa Criolla', 'Tintinabulum', 'Islands', 'Blood Canticles', and the ever and eternally popular 'Crossings', plus musical offerings from the company's singers.

The party hearty will be flocking to the north and south coasts to soak up sun and sand and party up a holiday storm, the friends and relatives of Vinay Walia and his fiancée, the charmingly beautiful Sidjae Robinson, will be breaking their holiday weekend to attend the couple's wedding this Saturday, as they gather in Stony Hill to exchange their vows. This one promises to be a smasheroni and so more anon.

And speaking of nuptials, it's now all set, and the debonair, Mark Brooks and his betrothed the lovely Virginia Burke, are all set to tie the marital knot in early May.

The fabulously lovely Michelle Crumback, of Calgary, Canada, and fiancée Dr Curtis Stone, who just finished holidaying on the north coast, will celebrate her birthday on April 7, just two weeks before they tie the knot in what is an expected fab do on the Mayan Riviera in Mexico on the 21st. Congrats all around and many happy returns!

And the fab couple, Howard Barton and his wife Nancy Kalb Barton, jetted in over the weekend for some rest and relaxation ahead of their 10th wedding anniversary this summer. Also jetting in this week will be international financial consultant Brent Ciurlino and his ultra-gorgeous wife Dr Kim Brown, who arrive midweek from their Southern Californian home for a bit of fun and relaxation and catching up with family and friends. And happy birthday wishes to the debonair Lester Spaulding, chairman of the RJR Group, and Yvonne Wilks, who both celebrate their birthday today. Former public defender and noted attorney-at-law Howard Hamilton celebrates on April 2 as will the founder of the American based international group, Teens For Technology, Anders Jones, and Jamaican-born businesswoman Yvonne Witter in London, England. Model and actor Kanhai Condison celebrates on Saturday. Dwight Moore; Haixara Owen, of Montego Bay; and the lovely Dionne Evans; and charming Phillipa Douglas of Spanish Town and Treadways will all celebrate their birthday on April 4.

Celebrity photographer Tanya Eldemire, the lovely Alicia Nicole Fredericks and the beautiful Lydia Moss-Solomon all celebrate on April 5. Celebrated musician Steven 'Cat' Coore of Third World fame celebrates on April 6 as will the lovely Melody Walker, who will be celebrating in Leeds, in the United Kingdom. The charmingly lovely Deidre Ewart celebrates next Thursday along with businessman Lennie Chin.

Festivities

April 9 will see the lovely Sharon McConnell and Keith Anthony celebrating, and come next Saturday, it will be all about former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson, who celebrates his 75th birthday, with the festivities slated for the north coast. More anon, as this one promises to be a smasheroni!

Then belated birthday wishes to Dr David Boxer, who celebrated his birthday on March 17 and former Commissioner of Police Lucius Thomas, who celebrated his birthday on March 28. Belated greetings and wishes also to Betty Sullivan Black and Lennie Haye, who both celebrated on March 28, she in Kingston, Jamaica; and he, in Vancouver, British Columbia.

[evanovitch]

Re: see dis is di attitude about Jamaica dat everyone has

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> the founder of the American based international group, Teens For Technology,</div></div>

wat happen to our own homegrown young lad, dat di PNP did appoint to liaise wid govament re technology....y we now have dis yuteful non black American being 'society' in Jamaica...at least di yaad young man was a Blake of longstanding yaad nation building...him grampa, him modda etc...ah sah

[evanovitch]

Re: see dis is di attitude about Jamaica dat everyone has

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> next Saturday, it will be all about <span style="font-style: italic">former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson, who celebrates his 75th birthday</span>, with the festivities slated for the north coast. More anon, as <span style="font-style: italic">this one promises to be a smasheroni</span></div></div>

should be the <span style="font-style: italic">sugar</span> daddy of parties

[BullKilla]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: evanovitch</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">constitution should always be subservient to justice </div></div>

as if justice in Ja not already decided on social placement and money available u want more eediats and money grubbers to have it in writing ...bloody hell....

imagine all dem frenz who get placed on the court benches not having a Constitution at least supposedly, to hold dem in check...it would be worse dan it currently is </div></div>

and Mr. Coke is not one of these? Do you think that he is an oppressed member of an underprivileged community? He has had no less privilege and opportunity than the people who are now mounting a defence. A defence not of him only but of themselves as well.

He is NOT Robin Hood, he is the Sheriff of Nottingham agent of Prince John! or maybe it's the other way round.

[evanovitch]

Re: Matter for Court - Golding

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do you think that he is an oppressed member of an underprivileged community? </div></div>

oh please....Dudus has been ACCOMMODATED, TOLERATED, because of the patronage system of Jcan politics....he has his place in the hierachy and in his part of the hierachy , he may be on top but <span style="font-style: italic">the</span> <span style="font-weight: bold">boundaries</span> still r in full effect

y u ting my lady prefer to live in the Motherland rada dan Jamdung..wid all di millions, she still lock out in Ja but ova suh she is the widow ....

Dudus juss happen to live in a new time wen outside influences can do wat is being done now... both parties quake in the wake of the resolution of this, despite di opposition spiel , becausae both have dem 'Duduses' in di shadows waiting to have di US cawl dem up

[andronian2]

Re: US issues stinging report on &quot;Dudus&quot; extradition

Story a come to bump faas faas.

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/dudus-US-probing-3-ministers_7521467

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THREE unnamed senior government ministers are now under the microscope of the Grand Jury of the Southern District Court of New York which indicted Christopher 'Dudus' Coke last August on alleged gun and drug trafficking charges.

Well-informed Observer sources said the Americans are contending that the Jamaican Government officials had conspired to prevent information from reaching the Grand Jury in the Coke case — the latest in the fallout from the Manatt Phelps and Phillips law firm controversy.
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This extradition request is NOT GOING AWAY and di wheel dem luk set fi come off a di driva bus.

[evanovitch]

Re: US issues stinging report on &quot;Dudus&quot; extradition

by the same token, a grand jury can issue anyting because di ongle lawyer allowed in dere is di one representing di interest wanting di people....

di evidence dem present can be anyting n it is all still 'alleged' but since no defense lawyer allowed in deh, grand juries always concur wid evidence presented....

i want all wrongdoers to be called upon an i want dem to investigate how dose who mek it to farrin get approved fi visa....now dat would be interesting indeed