OPINION: Understanding the Second and perhaps the Third Wave
By Nathan ‘Jolly’ Green, May 4, 2020 We have all heard of the saying “history always repeats itself.” Well the COVID 19 virus is a pandemic, just like the Spanish Flu of 1918 was a pandemic. Like today, in Britain,…
The Editor speaks: Unity in Christian churches
I was sent a video today from one of our readers called “UK Blessing”. The Reader just said, “This is just so beautiful – please listen – it had me in tears!” I echo everything the Reader said. There is…
Could COVID-19 trigger a bigger ‘Brain Drain’ of Caribbean nurses?
By R.D. Miller After this unprecedented COVID-19 health crisis, what will be the job satisfaction rate of these facilities, healthcare systems, and nurses scorecards across the Caribbean? Each year, hundreds of young people receive nurses’ degrees and critical medical assistant…
EWIN JAMES: Atheism and stupidity
By Ewin James One way some people try to justify what they believe, even if it is fictitious, or it’s real, but they have doubts about it, is by denigrating those who do not believe as they do. Atheists and…
The Editor speaks: My wife committed murder but I am responsible
It is alleged on social media and sources confirm that my wife committed murder and I am responsible and shall be punished forthwith. I was asked a question by a media reporter via a link live on television and radio…
Martin: Cuisine during coronavirus quarantine—sort of
I am proud of my coronavirus cooking creativity. Ya make do with what ya have on your kitchen shelves. Dump canned food in your crockpot and give it a fancy soup name. With the cabinets almost bare, I mixed a…
OPINION: “Damned clever, these Chinese” or “Too clever for their own good?”
By Nathan ‘Jolly’ Green, April 24, 2020. World domination, also called global domination, or world conquest, or cosmocracy is a hypothetical power structure, either achieved or aspired to, in which a single political authority holds power over all or virtually…
Competition
By Paul McGowan From PS Audio I was never good at sports nor do I have any interest in watching others play it. Which is perhaps why the notion of competition eludes me. Since the day Stan and I started…
Martin: Female journalists die for freedom of press
By Melissa Martin Freedom of the press is not free—it cost lives around the globe. And courageous women die promoting their purpose and passion—to expose corruption, print truth, and rally for justice. Monstrous murderers hide behind assassins. But women’s stories…
The Editor speaks: Carry on……. regardless?
When I grew up in England, I was fifteen at the time, a movie called “Carry On Sergeant” came out and this sparked a British Carry On franchise that comprised thirty-one comedy motion pictures spanning form 1958 to 1978, plus…