The Editor Speaks: Are you surprised?
It is not surprising that the Hon. Rolston Anglin, Cayman Islands Education Minister, is refusing to make any comment or statement concerning his single vehicle crash on Wed May 23rd. In the early hours of that fateful morning, the minister…
The Editor Speaks: Gasboy is back
I am somewhat pleased and surprised the abuse of government’s Gasboy fuel card system is resurfacing. After the Auditor General Dan Duguay’s original report highlighted an abuse of around $500,000 that COULD have been fraudulently obtained from government’s fuel station…
The Editor Speaks: Speed kills and survival can be worse
With another road death at the weekend where speed could have been a factor are we doing enough here to educate the public, especially the 17 – 29 years old bracket, the dangers of excessive speeding. Is enough crash data…
The Editor Speaks: It doesn’t matter what the story is, if it involves banking, the Cayman Islands will appear in it.
I read a very interesting article over the weekend written by Matthew D. Weidner P.A. that appeared on his blog site: mattweidnerlaw.com. It was titled “Dad…Why Are Men From The Bank Breaking Down Our Door? It’s Okay Son, The Government…
The Editor Speaks: Yes I am repeating myself but it is APPALLING!!
Friday, I had another “go” at the bloggers and I have to repeat myself because what I read today is APPALLING!! So here is another “GO” at them! My friends (yes I still have a few) often mock me when…
The Editor Speaks: Why don’t people see what is wrong?
The reason I don’t like reading blogs is because, to me, it shows how very easy it is to fool people. Abraham Lincoln said, “You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people…
The Editor Speaks: Our local cheques and clearing them
At my local bank, they have a sign that says cheques drawn on a different local bank will take four business days to clear. Cheques drawn on a foreign bank will take AT LEAST fifteen business days. When I have…
The Editor Speaks: Renovation is better than nothing and more diplomacy
With government having little funds, although they seem to still have plenty to throw away on what they deem to be necessary (political vote winners are top) it was with a beaming smile Education Minister, Rolston Anglin, opened the first…
The Editor Speaks: Legal aid proposals
The Cayman Islands government is pushing to require all private attorneys to provide at least 25 hours of pro bono services a year or pay an annual fee if they want to opt out. The proposed bill comes as the…
Spiritually Speaking
Did Christ commit suicide? If Christ hadn’t died the way he did would there be Christianity? Christ was never a Christian. He was a Jew and died a Jew. He had been given enough ‘outs’ to being crucified and according…