Positive Journey 2Nite, More Fiya, More War

[Tropicana]

aftah de research mi is well an well well VEX bad

It was that hard to find external art of war music? Maybe you should a did tun de topic to tribal war....less research needed.

I got one. It's one of my favourites too...

[blugiant]

dem bettah nuh censor de archive dem duh dat tuh mi nuff time when mi gwaan dem way ya

bye iss deed a man shall be know

[Emperah]

bye iss deed a man shall be know

i have de show plan out inna mi head mi hope it come out ova de airwaves de way it soun eehya :dwl;
Lawd right down tuh de intro Archive a guh pan fiyah

[applepie]

[Tropicana]

Bwoy mi drop asleep you know. Lucky mi wake up in time fe hear

[Tropicana]

Emperah, it would be good to start a discussion and share the data and cases about the police shootings in Canada and all the police who have been cleared of wrongdoing. We keep telling people about the race situation up here but I guess few people want to believe it.

[Tropicana]

Well done Emperah. Nuff respec'. Min hoped dem nevah follow you home and mi hope dem noh silence you.

Please do share the report from which you were quoting and de NUFF examples.

[Emperah]

tanx, I'll haffi si if mi cyan find it online sumweh. I got it from CAW archives.

[Emperah]

The archives made it safe, mi very surprise

1st half hour http://chrwradio.ca/audio/play/43788/1375574400.mp3

2nd half hour http://chrwradio.ca/audio/play/43787/1375576200.mp3

3rd half hour http://chrwradio.ca/audio/play/43790/1375578000.mp3

final half hour http://chrwradio.ca/audio/play/43789/1375579800.mp3

Pure

wundah if mi still have a show

[Tropicana]

Tonx. It's a bummer when you have lots of great documentation that never made it to the Internet. I had the same issue in the patois and parenting thread.

[Tropicana]

wundah if mi still have a show

They've never told you to stop addressing certain topics have they?


Mi did hear you bun fiyah pon War Room too...wondah if Xavier was listening.

[Emperah]

no nuh yet, dem kno ppl a chune een fi dat alone an bex when mi tek a day off

[Tropicana]

Good tink.

If you get called into the station manger's office Tuesday, you will know is why. Since Monday is a holiday.

[Tropicana]

Speaking of holiday.

http://www.jamaicans.com/forums/showthread.php?73755-Lord-Simcoe-Day-Greetings-to-Emperah-and

[Tropicana]

Emperah, did you see this? Where is Remo? Wonder if he is still going to say that Canada is different. 3 incidents in 1 week. 1 in Toronto and 2 in Alberta.

An Alberta RCMP officer fired at two men when an altercation broke out during a traffic stop Saturday evening, killing one and leaving the other in hospital.
An officer with the Wetaskiwin detachment pulled over a vehicle near Ma Me O Beach, about 45 minutes south of Edmonton, around 9:30 p.m. local time on the suspicion that the driver was impaired.

Police say an altercation broke out and “the RCMP officer resorted to his sidearm, shooting two people.”


A 30-year-old man from Pigeon Lake was killed. A 41-year-old male, also from Pigeon Lake, was transported via air ambulance to Royal Alexandra Hospital where he remains in stable condition.


Saturday’s incident marked the second police shooting in Alberta in less than a week.


On Thursday, Mounties shot and wounded Curtis Hallock, who regularly appeared on the outdoor reality show “Mantracker,” during an altercation after pulling him over for suspected impaired driving.


Hallock, a fan favourite on the show, was shot in the leg and arm Thursday night after police pulled him over in Grande Cache, about 400 km west of Edmonton.
Hallock fled the scene but was quickly caught and taken to hospital.


On Saturday, his sister Priscilla Bowen said her brother was in stable condition in a hospital in Grand Prairie and was scheduled to undergo surgery.
Bowen said Hallock has not been charged.


"We are very grateful that he is doing well and that he is safe but we are really concerned about being shot at repeatedly by RCMP while unarmed," Bowen said Saturday.


The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT), which probes incidents involving police that result in serious injury or death, has opened investigations into both incidents.


The independent agency is also probing a Taser incident that left a 27-year-old man dead. RCMP in Leduc, just south of Edmonton, responded to a series of calls on Friday for auto thefts, assaults and other incidents and located a suspect at a PetroCan location.
A physical altercation ensued that included the use of a Taser, police said. The man lost consciousness after he was taken into custody and he was transported to an Edmonton hospital. He died on Sunday.


Officials said there was no immediate indication that the use of the Taser and the suspect’s medical condition were related.

Read more: http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/man-dea...#ixzz2b2r1lixK