Is this enough for you, Lazie?

[Lazie]

me or portia? ah talking about brucegoldious people like yuhself and bruce!

disgrace! di two a unnu! stand up for what is right and decent even once in yuh life!

For what is right? The man apologized one can choose to accept it or not.

[Mosiah]

me or portia? ah talking about brucegoldious people like yuhself and bruce!

disgrace! di two a unnu! stand up for what is right and decent even once in yuh life!

[Lazie]

not sure who worse now...

you or Portia? If yuh say dat bout yuhself ....

[Mosiah]

not sure who worse now...

[Lazie]

The PM already admitted he should have handled the matter differently, but hey, if unuh want to feel significant ... by all means.

[Mosiah]

You have maintained that Liad Bruce did not lie. I doubt this evidence is enuff for you.

Bruce Golding called on to resign after email exposé
2010-08-22 18:49:40 | (4 Comments)

The chairman of the Opposition’s communication commission, Dr. Peter Phillips has again called for the resignations of the Prime Minister Bruce Golding; Justice Minister and Attorney General, Dorothy Lightbourne and Solicitor General, Douglas Leys.

This follows a Sunday Gleaner exposé confirming that US law firm Manatt Phelps and Phillips was working on behalf of the Bruce Golding-led Government and not the Jamaica Labour Party as the administration had claimed.

The Government had engaged the United States law firm to address the extradition request involving Christopher Dudus Coke.

Through the Access to Information Act The Sunday Gleaner acquired copies of email correspondences involving Solicitor General, Douglas Leys; local attorney, Harold Brady and officials of the US law confirming the Manatt deal was a Government affair.

Earlier this morning the Opposition had renewed calls for a Commission of Enquiry into the Manatt Phelps and Phillips affair.

The Opposition in a release said only a Commission of Enquiry will unearth the entire truth.