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Originally posted by Emperah
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MG yuh did vote feem nuh chroo? 
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lawd, dahjah. u memba di big argument me used to have with one particular boardite (cyaan memba him name) about Ford? That he was a liar, a buffoon? but that neva matter to nuff people because Ford was not gay, and as such he got their vote. i don't care what anybody says, nuff jamaicans voted for him because he was not smitherman. although i don't know if the jamaicans will vote for ford now that he's a confessed cunning linguist. -
if radio call ins are a measure every single Jamaican accent i hear call in is in full support of Mr FordOriginally posted by mountaingal View PostWhen its hot in the jungle of peace I go swimming in the ocean of love.....Comment
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so da guv try fe strip imm aff sum aff imm power by givinn itt to imm deputee. look like government overreachinn ting. oww manee aff dem guv peeps luv fe ski fe gawn like cah imm bring skiing inna da lite imm fe tepp dunn nuh rite. y oonnoo nuh askinn fe awl dem politrixxstahs fe give hair sample fe jug test
iff deer iss natt legal process fe remove imm den lowe da man ann change da law.
da crack man need fe ride out da grandstandinn ting wey a gawnComment
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o gawd, rich.
why demma support him? all that saving taxpayer dollas fawt?Comment
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yesOriginally posted by mountaingal View Posto gawd, rich.
why demma support him? all that saving taxpayer dollas fawt?When its hot in the jungle of peace I go swimming in the ocean of love.....Comment
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the city council used the legal tools available to them to make the changesOriginally posted by blugiant View PostWhen its hot in the jungle of peace I go swimming in the ocean of love.....Comment
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butt imm aggoo sue dem bout itt soo da courts will determine iff itt legal. ar dem judges elected ar appintedann iff appinted by woo?Originally posted by RichD View PostComment
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Originally posted by RichD View Post
ugh. the mounta badwud mi waan cuss.
i remember the days when decorum, proper behaviour and uprightness was a prerequisite for our elected leaders, and when association with criminality, drug use, drunkenness and sexual impropriety was cause for condemnation. but i guess our jamaican electorate have become become inured to bad behaviour, given jamaica's political history.Comment
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judges are appointed byt the provincial government.Originally posted by blugiant View Post
so far no decision on if he will go to court ..he is waiting for advice from his lawyer.
i dont think it will go to court..they were very careful.When its hot in the jungle of peace I go swimming in the ocean of love.....Comment
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Matt Lauer to Rob Ford: ‘You Have Brought Disgrace to This Office’
'Today' anchors rendered 'speechless' after interview clip ends
AJ Marechal
TV Reporter@Variety_AJM
NBC’s national morning news show “Today” opened its Tuesday broadcast with a decidedly international topic: the scandal surrounding Toronto mayorRob Ford and his admitted use of crack.
In a sit down interview that could make almost any viewer raise a brow, Matt Lauer hammered Mayor Ford, calling the leader out on his use of “semantics” to dodge questions about his alleged and admitted past drug use.
“No, I’m not [a crack addict],” Ford told Lauer while seated next to his brother and legal counsel Doug Ford. “They said, ‘Do you use crack cocaine?’ No! Have I tried crack cocaine?…”
Lauer interjected, “That’s a game of semantics.”
During the interview, Ford also admits he is not in any drug or alcohol treatment programs, despite his brother noting that Mayor Ford will go on a weekend drinking “binge” every once in awhile. Ford states he “has weight issues, I’ve been training every day,” though.
“Show me the video” of the crack use, Ford demanded of Lauer. “I want to see it. I can barely remember it. I was very inebriated.”
When the opening seg ended, Savannah Guthrie said from the “Today” anchor desk with her colleagues, “We’re all speechless.” Lauer mentioned that his quick trip up north to Canada for the sit down led to some notable interactions with state employees.
“From the person who drove me, to the customs agent who check my passport, they asked, ‘Why are you here?’ I said I’m doing an interview. They said ‘not the mayor…’”
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de jamaican community deh is not enuff fi mattah feem fi get een again anyhow.Originally posted by RichD View Post
Black ppl just know what it feel like fi be wronged all de while and accused jus fi accusation sake.Comment
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I think a membah supm guh suh now dat yuh mention it.Originally posted by mountaingal View PostComment
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he got 353,000 votes last time....the Jamaican community is certainly large enough to swing thatOriginally posted by Emperah View PostWhen its hot in the jungle of peace I go swimming in the ocean of love.....Comment
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u may get 1.5 million ppl to the polls next octoberOriginally posted by RichD View Post
How much jamaican updeh? If him cyan swing de indian vote him eendehComment
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