ReggaeMike
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 275
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Originally Posted by Lazie
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.
quote=Mosiah;224564]along with brucie. for good!
Reggae Veteran
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 275
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lazie
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.
quote=Mosiah;224564]along with brucie. for good!
Seaga was right
Published: Thursday | April 29, 2010
The Editor, Sir:
By now we (including detractors) should acknowledge that Edward Philip George Seaga's 'goat mouth' words have come to pass. He was right when he said that Bruce Golding lacked the skills to lead effectively.
Now it is becoming clearer every day that some force behind the scene is pulling the strings governing the country. For Prime Minister Bruce Golding (voice of hope, moral integrity and moral high ground) has not done any of the things he promised. He clearly can't do the work. What utter disappointment!
Mr Golding should spare the country and the JLP more agony. He should acknowledge that he bit off more than he could chew and tender is resignation forthwith stating that he wants to send more time with his family.
I am, etc.,
AUTHNEL REID
authnelreid@optonline.net
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