JLP Govt finally admits

[Baddaz]

Vasciannie must be thanking his lucky stars that Bruce encouraged the GG to fire the PSC and thereby have his candidacy for being the Solicitor-General lapse.

i was just thinking this very same thing... vasciannie would not be a lacky like dorothy... bruce knew why he did not want vasciannie...

[Karl]

Karl, really now you cannot expect any different.

It's amazing how some people can't keep a story straight. When this episode was developing we had some politicians saying that Brady first talked to Leys about Manatt on a December plane-ride to Washington, then later it was recalled that Brady talked to Leys sometime in September about Manatt. And apparently (and if anybody has listened to Nationwide they can confirm this for me or deny it) we have the Attorney-General Dorothy Lightbourne claiming yesterday or the day before that she only heard about Manatt when Peter Phillips raised it in Parliament but Nationwide did a Jon Stewart on her by playing a tape of Solicitor-General Leys saying that he briefed the Attorney-General on his return from that Washington trip where he allowed a Manatt rep to sit in on the inter-governmental discussions upon the suggestion by Brady and with the approval of the US State Department. Sounds like nobody thought it necessary that everyone sing from the same the page.

On a side note, Vasciannie must be thanking his lucky stars that Bruce encouraged the GG to fire the PSC and thereby have his candidacy for being the Solicitor-General lapse.

If it was not an extremely serious matter of national import...we would all be

[Don1]

Babylon need to explain how dem involved in the breaking of Jamaican Law.. dem soon get an extradition request fi deal wid demselves..

lol !

i can feel them quaking in their boots already over this impending extradition request. Mebbe wi cyan impose visa restriction pon dem ****************....LOL!!!!

[ReggaeMike]

Didn't you hear in the last half hour when Emily called in regarding the questions you're asking?

No, that's why I said:

And apparently (and if anybody has listened to Nationwide they can confirm this for me or deny it) we have the Attorney-General Dorothy Lightbourne claiming yesterd......

I got this info second hand from someone who says they heard it and you confirmed it (so that is two people who independently said they heard this). So please tell me what was said (in summary) when Emily called in the last half hour regarding the questions I asked.

[Lazie]

So that mean Dorothy suffers from long-term memory loss then (always loved that Beatles song).

Or that Leys decided not to bother telling her about Brady's suggestion, his subsequent invitation to the Manatt rep and the approval the State Department gave for a non-governmental official to sit in on inter-governmental meetings and Leys subsequent decision that Manatt's services were not required at this time but perhaps in the future.

Or that Lightbourne was lying.

Or that Lightbourne is now so tired and confused by recent events that she forgot Ley's briefing (or those parts that mentioned Manatt if at all).

Maybe Lightbourne should take a vacation.

Didn't you hear in the last half hour when Emily called in regarding the questions you're asking?

[Mosiah]

Maybe Lightbourne should take a vacation.

along with brucie. for good!

[Don1]

Karl, really now you cannot expect any different.

It's amazing how some people can't keep a story straight. When this episode was developing we had some politicians saying that Brady first talked to Leys about Manatt on a December plane-ride to Washington, then later it was recalled that Brady talked to Leys sometime in September about Manatt. And apparently (and if anybody has listened to Nationwide they can confirm this for me or deny it) we have the Attorney-General Dorothy Lightbourne claiming yesterday or the day before that she only heard about Manatt when Peter Phillips raised it in Parliament but Nationwide did a Jon Stewart on her by playing a tape of Solicitor-General Leys saying that he briefed the Attorney-General on his return from that Washington trip where he allowed a Manatt rep to sit in on the inter-governmental discussions upon the suggestion by Brady and with the approval of the US State Department. Sounds like nobody thought it necessary that everyone sing from the same the page.

On a side note, Vasciannie must be thanking his lucky stars that Bruce encouraged the GG to fire the PSC and thereby have his candidacy for being the Solicitor-General lapse.

the whole thing is like a Keystone Cops episode. LoL! Dem cyaan get nutten straight... strait

[Don1]

Listen to me man: If unuh dont have a LETTERHEAD coupled with a MOU unuh no have nutting so just tek wey unuh self seen. The following was the official response from General Secretary Broadback. The real infomation minister Chemical Ali is hopeing that the Palisadoes road will be finished in time so that the impending midnight run to Shanghai will not be impeded.

[ReggaeMike]

Yes you heard correct.

So that mean Dorothy suffers from long-term memory loss then (always loved that Beatles song).

Or that Leys decided not to bother telling her about Brady's suggestion, his subsequent invitation to the Manatt rep and the approval the State Department gave for a non-governmental official to sit in on inter-governmental meetings and Leys subsequent decision that Manatt's services were not required at this time but perhaps in the future.

Or that Lightbourne was lying.

Or that Lightbourne is now so tired and confused by recent events that she forgot Ley's briefing (or those parts that mentioned Manatt if at all).


Maybe Lightbourne should take a vacation.

[Lazie]

Karl, really now you cannot expect any different.

It's amazing how some people can't keep a story straight. When this episode was developing we had some politicians saying that Brady first talked to Leys about Manatt on a December plane-ride to Washington, then later it was recalled that Brady talked to Leys sometime in September about Manatt. And apparently (and if anybody has listened to Nationwide they can confirm this for me or deny it) we have the Attorney-General Dorothy Lightbourne claiming yesterday or the day before that she only heard about Manatt when Peter Phillips raised it in Parliament but Nationwide did a Jon Stewart on her by playing a tape of Solicitor-General Leys saying that he briefed the Attorney-General on his return from that Washington trip where he allowed a Manatt rep to sit in on the inter-governmental discussions upon the suggestion by Brady and with the approval of the US State Department. Sounds like nobody thought it necessary that everyone sing from the same the page.

On a side note, Vasciannie must be thanking his lucky stars that Bruce encouraged the GG to fire the PSC and thereby have his candidacy for being the Solicitor-General lapse.

Yes you heard correct.

[ReggaeMike]

Nuh unuuh seh a fi unnuh security office - the police - weh turn ova di evidence gathered to the US Gov?

...dat seh unnuh did know bout di decision to gather the evidence, the length of time over which there was the of gathering of the evidence, the chain of command of the evidence and thus what that evidence waas...from laaaang time? Unnuh seh dat! Suh nuh cum wid yuh, "huh?"

The follow-up question is, does Brucie want the police officer's name and thus identity to remove him and bury the evidence...or wah?

Karl, really now you cannot expect any different.

It's amazing how some people can't keep a story straight. When this episode was developing we had some politicians saying that Brady first talked to Leys about Manatt on a December plane-ride to Washington, then later it was recalled that Brady talked to Leys sometime in September about Manatt. And apparently (and if anybody has listened to Nationwide they can confirm this for me or deny it) we have the Attorney-General Dorothy Lightbourne claiming yesterday or the day before that she only heard about Manatt when Peter Phillips raised it in Parliament but Nationwide did a Jon Stewart on her by playing a tape of Solicitor-General Leys saying that he briefed the Attorney-General on his return from that Washington trip where he allowed a Manatt rep to sit in on the inter-governmental discussions upon the suggestion by Brady and with the approval of the US State Department. Sounds like nobody thought it necessary that everyone sing from the same the page.

On a side note, Vasciannie must be thanking his lucky stars that Bruce encouraged the GG to fire the PSC and thereby have his candidacy for being the Solicitor-General lapse.

[Mosiah]

The follow-up question is, does Brucie want the police officer's name and thus identity to remove him and bury the evidence...or wah?

well, i hope evidence is all wi gwine bury.

[Rudi]

Listen to me man: If unuh dont have a LETTERHEAD coupled with a MOU unuh no have nutting so just tek wey unuh self seen. The following was the official response from General Secretary Broadback. The real infomation minister Chemical Ali is hopeing that the Palisadoes road will be finished in time so that the impending midnight run to Shanghai will not be impeded.

[Rockman]

True.
Brady knows there is life after the JLP,dawg nyam dem suppah if dem did think Brady would go down with the ship.Samuda is continuing the deception and it will be interesting if Bruce sticks to his promise, full disclosure to Jakans.
Again Bruce hands on approach to the Dudus matter makes it very likely he was the one that hired....
Bruce would have us believe a seasoned lawyer misrepresented himself..,and JLP members sought the services of .....,all unbeknownst to him.
Samuda would be far more careful with his choice of words had the firm been hired by a party supporter.

The JLP defense of Dudus is exorbitant and relentless.





Blessed

[Karl]

The Govt of Jamaica has the evidence ?

huh ?

Nuh unuuh seh a fi unnuh security office - the police - weh turn ova di evidence gathered to the US Gov?

...dat seh unnuh did know bout di decision to gather the evidence, the length of time over which there was the of gathering of the evidence, the chain of command of the evidence and thus what that evidence waas...from laaaang time? Unnuh seh dat! Suh nuh cum wid yuh, "huh?"

The follow-up question is, does Brucie want the police officer's name and thus identity to remove him and bury the evidence...or wah?