The Captain has become deeply concerned about the psychotic prancing of the current regime on the issue of ousting the Privy Council as the highest court of appeal in Trinidad & Tobago. It’s not simply a matter of ‘they should have their own’. The issue of prime importance is the quality of justice. My blog today is inspired by Anand Beharrylal – a top class lawyer of Trinidadian origins working … Continue reading
I am very saddened to read this story in a Rock newspaper: Killer Flees to Guyana. In summary Nikita Ramischand, 18, the School of Business and Computer Science (SBCS) student and daughter of prominent attorney Odai Ramischand, was found dead on 25th April 2012 with her throat slashed, in a pathway behind the family’s Maracas Valley home. She was found ‘vomiting’ chunks of blood and expired in the presence of … Continue reading
Just like in the movies – on a god foresaken Rock: Gunned down in broad daylight!! Oh sure.. we have this in the UK too, save some remarkable differences. The conviction rate for illegal homicide on Banana Rock is 3.65% compared to UK where it is around 65%. Oh and in 2008-09 the Rock with 1.3 M ppl had 580 homicides whilst the UK with 60M had 670. [BTW reliable … Continue reading
On a Rock where there have been on average over 500 so-called murders per annum, over the last few years; there is now uproar over the word ‘homicide’. Well I tell yuh – I definitely confused no ass oui. But amazingly, Rock-crawlers are not. I have to wonder if they use a thing called a ‘dictionary’ dong dey. Do they actually know that the so-called ‘murder-rate’ of 500 plus is … Continue reading
See that smiling face? Sure you do. Are you smiling? I hope not. Pedants will be hooked into to the rise in reported sex crime on the ‘Rock’ as a good thing – and that’s understandable. For the full article click: Sex Crimes up 100%. Of course you can expect I will have an alternative view. If you don’t wish to know click on another page quickly. NOW! If not … Continue reading
Welcome to CNA!!! Well CNA is off to a start dealing with ‘madness’. Eh heh? Yeah boi. Look – a woman was at her desk in Tower D, of the Ministry of Gender, Youth and Child Development in Port-of-Spain. There was some altercation at work. Next ting burly nurses arrive and cart her off to the madhouse – namely St. Ann’s madhouse nuh! Jeeez man.. you know any other madhouse? … Continue reading