Month: November 2010

When the 
Prime Minister sued Matt Peltier, he was accused of media 'censorship'; 
now that he has not not sued Lennox Linton, he is being accused of being
 guilty and having something to hide! Talk 

	
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Why We Need a Commission of  Inquiry Now 

By   
Gabriel J. Christian,  Esq. 
On Carnival Tuesday, February 25, 1963 a fire erupted at  the back of the 
Mexican band on King George V Street in Roseau, Dominica. As a result of the 
fire  that day 19 Dominicans were wounded; three fatally. The three who died 
because  of the injuries sustained that day were Eddie Martin, George James 
and Eric  Shillingford. On 20th March 1963, Colonel Alec Lovelace,  
	
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Begging for Aid especially after a storm or natural disaster from sister
islands should be a thing of the past. The islands of the OECS are members
of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank and the ministers of Finance are the
highest decision makers of the Central Bank. 

	
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