Pierre Assures New Grenada Prime Minister Of His Support – St. Lucia Times News

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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre, who attended the ceremonial opening of the Grenada parliament on Wednesday, has assured that country’s leader of his support in a Facebook post.

“You have my support as you serve your country under the guidance of the theme for today’s ceremony, ‘Transformative Development: Towards A Sustainable, Equitable And Prosperous Grenada,’” Pierre declared.

Pierre thanked Grenada Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell for hosting him at the Ceremonial State Opening of the First Session of the Eleventh Parliament of Grenada.

“May God bless the government and the people of Grenada,” the Castries East MP wrote.

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The ceremonial opening of the Grenada parliament heard the Throne Speech by the Governor General.

The event also featured the election of the President and Deputy President of the Senate.

In addition, it saw the election of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and the swearing-in of Members of Parliament.

Grenada held snap general elections on June 23, 2022.

The election saw the incumbent New National Party (NNP) of Dr. Keith Mitchell losing power to Dickon Mitchell’s National Democratic Congress (NDC).

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Autoridades reportan que piloto amenaza con estrellar avión en un Walmart de Mississippi

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Un avión robado sobrevoló el norte de Mississippi el sábado por la mañana, y la policía dijo que evacuó una tienda Walmart después de que el piloto amenazara con estrellarse contra ella.

El Departamento de Policía de Tupelo dijo en una publicación de Facebook que el Walmart y una tienda de conveniencia cercana habían sido evacuados. El avión comenzó a sobrevolar Tupelo, Mississippi, alrededor de las 5 de la mañana. Seguía en el aire unas cuatro horas después, pero se había alejado de Tupelo y sobrevolaba otra comunidad cercana.

La policía ha dicho que se ha puesto en contacto con el piloto directamente.

“Se pide a los ciudadanos que eviten esa zona hasta que se dé el visto bueno”, escribió la policía. “Con la movilidad de un avión de ese tipo la zona de peligro es mucho mayor que incluso Tupelo”.

Las fuerzas del orden dijeron al Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal poco después de las 8 de la mañana que el avión robado había abandonado el espacio aéreo alrededor de Tupelo y volaba cerca de una planta de fabricación de Toyota en la cercana Blue Springs.

Un servicio de seguimiento de vuelos en línea mostró una trayectoria en bucle del avión.

“Las fuerzas de seguridad del estado y los gestores de emergencias están siguiendo de cerca esta peligrosa situación”, escribió el gobernador Tate Reeves en Twitter. “Todos los ciudadanos deben estar en alerta y atentos a las actualizaciones del Departamento de Policía de Tupelo”.

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2 more covid19 deaths, 209 new cases

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AN elderly man and woman both with comorbidities died from complications associated with covid19.

Apart from the two deaths, the Health Ministry in its media update on Friday said there were 209 new infections.

The death toll as at September 2 was 4,150 with the active cases being 5,535. Of that number 5,317 are in home isolation.

From March to 2020 to September, 179,457 people have contracted the virus.

The update added that there are 218 people in hospital with six in the intensive care unit and four in the high dependency unit.

There were 17 people discharged from health facilities between Thursday and Friday with 245 isolation recoveries.

A total of 716,446 have been vaccinated with 168,271 receiving their booster shots.

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Scrap-iron dealers’ head warns of more protests

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President of the TT Scrap Iron Dealers Association Allan Ferguson.

President of the TT Scrap Iron Dealers Association (TTSIDA) Allan Ferguson has issued a veiled threat about further disturbances if the government fails to meet and address its concerns.

He was spealking immediately after thanking the police for helping to ensure an incident-free motorcade on Friday,

The motorcade, held to protest the government’s temporary ban on scrap-iron export, started at the Caroni Bird Sanctuary and ended at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port of Spain, at around 3 pm.

Although a relatively small number of vehicles took part, it is believed to have contributed to increased traffic in and around the capital.

Ferguson briefly addressed participants and the media, and closed his comments with a stark but ambiguous warning.

“Keep gas in your vehicles,” he said. “Do not use out all your gas, because we coming soon, because Parliament opening just now.”

Newsday later asked Ferguson, the uncontested president of the association since 2011, to expound on his comments. He replied, “We plan to mobilise all of civil society. We will announce the plans in time to come.”

He said, however, that it will not be in the form of another motorcade.

In his address, Ferguson accused the government of making secret plans for the industry, which he said will ultimately benefit foreign companies and individuals.

“Our association, and I as president, I am trying to meet with the government to make this industry open back, and we are trying very hard to get that meeting with them.

“And I just want to ask the question: who is the person, who is the company in InvesTT that you all want to give this industry to?”

InvesTT is a state agency created to provide particularly foreign organisations seeking to invest in TT markets with expertise and services.

“Trinidad and Tobago, you ask the question, too; why it is they was doing all the studies in reference (to) how much material it have? Why they doing all that?

“They doing all that now, as we make this journey to open the industry, (to) give it to a company from foreign. Well, I’m telling them, forget about that.”

The motorcade is one of several protests put on by the TTSIDA, scrap-iron dealers and workers coming out of the government’s announcement last month of a ban on exports for six months, owing to an upsurge in the theft of copper and other valuable materials belonging to the State and private citizens.

Fiery protests were staged in Claxton Bay almost immediately after the ban was announced, followed more recently by an early-morning blockade on the northbound lane of the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway, resulting in standstill traffic.

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US$20M oil and gas training centre opens at Lusignan

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3t EnerMech Guyana Training Centre of Excellence located at Lusignan, ECD

Guyana’s first premier oil and gas training centre was officially opened on Friday, and according to Prime Minister Brigadier (ret’d) Mark Phillips, Guyanese can now benefit from an assortment of cutting-edge capacity-building courses without having to leave the country.

Located at Lusignan on the East Coast of Demerara (ECD), 3t EnerMech Guyana Training Centre of Excellence is a joint venture between two Guyanese companies – Orinduik Development Incorporated and Windsor Technologies – and US-based 3t EnerMech, which is a strategic alliance between 3t Energy Group and EnerMech.

This Training Centre of Excellence combines expert instruction in-classroom training facilities, blended learning software and technology, and fully immersive simulators for high-hazard activity learning to empower and provide Guyanese with key skills and training certifications that are required to work in the offshore environment.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Prime Minister Phillips pointed out that this ground-breaking facility would bring immense benefits to Guyanese. He noted that since the discovery of oil offshore, Guyana has undergone transformational changes to create a conducive environment for the development of the petroleum sector, and he said the abundant and life-changing opportunities that the industry offers must not bypass Guyanese.

Prime Minister Brig (ret’d) Mark Phillips, Cabinet Ministers and other officials join representatives from 3t EnerMech Guyana Training Centre of Excellence at the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday

“A crucial factor to the success of our nation lies in our people. We must ensure that we utilise the benefits of the oil and gas sector to build a bright future for this generation, the next generation of Guyanese, and beyond. To do that, we must undertake a culture of ownership, a culture where our local content – our people – can thrive, and that includes within the workplace itself,” Phillips stated.

According to the Prime Minister, the Government has been continuously engaging in the training of the local workforce to occupy important positions in the oil and gas sector and contribute to the building of this sector, and ultimately the development of Guyana.

To this end, he posited that the establishment of this training facility strengthens a PPP manifesto promise to train thousands of Guyanese at every level to create a national corps of managers and workforce to chart the future direction and effectively manage all the sectors in the country.

“With you being the first entity with approval to deliver Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organisation-accredited training to the oil and gas sector in Guyana, our human resources are now strengthened at a global standard to actively and competently participate in the building of this new and abundant area of our country.

“With an industry that requires high skills and knowledge, it is reassuring to know that these capacities can be imparted to our people without having to leave their home soil,” the PM noted.

Previously, Guyanese would have had to travel to the United States, the United Kingdom, or even Trinidad and Tobago to undergo training and secure the necessary certification to work in the oil and gas sector here. These include Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organisation (OPITO) and Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) accreditations.

According to Phillips, these certifications will place Guyanese among the top qualified players in the global oil and gas industry, thus further adding to Guyana’s growing potential as a powerhouse in the sector.

A section of 3t EnerMech Guyana Training Centre of Excellence

While it has now officially opened, 3t EnerMech Guyana Training Centre of Excellence has been operating in Guyana over the past three years, and offering over 500 courses specifically designed to upscale the oil and gas sector.

EnerMech’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Christian Brown, explained that this facility is the first regional ECITB-accredited centre, and is also Guyana’s first OPITO-approved facility.

“The doors are wide open now to do all the training we need, not only for Guyana, but for the region here, within Georgetown. It’s a pivotal time, because now, with this centre, we can train Guyanese people in the roles across many skills, many competencies, to support all of the investments that are going within our oil and gas sector,” Brown posited.

In addition to the current skills and competency training being offered, the centre would be adding Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training (BOSIET), and Firefighting and Emergency Response Training as well to its accreditation services.

The EnerMech CEO outlined that more capital, resources and training would be added to make sure the local oil and gas industry’s needs are met, while simultaneously developing the Guyanese talent pool and backing the country with a qualified workforce.

Meanwhile, Natural Resources Minister Vickram Bharrat pointed out that Guyana is blessed with human resources, and underscored the need to develop this pool to fully realise local content.“We are never going to achieve true local content if we don’t develop our human capital, our local capacity at the Private Sector level, so that Guyanese can benefit from the oil and gas sector too. Because that is the cry that resonates throughout the entire country as we travel around, and rightly so,” he stated.

The Minister added, “Today is a true example of local content. Today is a true example of how Guyanese are starting to establish themselves in the oil and gas sector along with international partners, because we need the expertise, we need the investments, and we need the technology. And that is why we have always, as a Government, encouraged our local businesses, our local entrepreneurs, to join in partnership in joint ventures and consortiums, and to work with foreign investors to build facilities as this one.”

In addition to opening on Friday, 3t EnerMech Guyana Training Centre of Excellence also held the graduation of its first group of students. The 18 students, who took the courses through the Guyana Government’s GOAL initiative, graduated with the ECITB Level 2 certificate. One-third of those graduates are females.

PM Phillips charged the group of young Guyanese to put their skills to use.“I congratulate the first cohort of participants who underwent training at this facility. May you take your skills and put them to their fullest use as you proceed in your daily tasks of helping to build a better Guyana.”

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Blocking out evil fosters better communities, world – Pres Ali

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President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali at the Century 21 Guyana finals of the Quran Recitation Competition

For the world to achieve better countries and communities, there must first be an ultimate determination in the hearts of people to block out all evil behaviour.

This was the message shared by President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali Friday evening, as he addressed the Century 21 Guyana finals of the Quran Recitation Competition, at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre (ACCC).

President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali with a participant at the Century 21 Guyana finals of the Quran Recitation Competition

President Ali said reciting the Quran serves as a guide to one’s life, pointing persons to what is right and wholesome.

Recital of the Quran, the Head of State emphasised, is integral to the practice of Islam.

The president, who is also a Muslim, noted that the holy book is the secret text of Islam. He said Muslims believe it holds mighty words that are instructive and powerful.

President Ali hands over a token to a participant of the Century 21 Guyana finals of the Quran Recitation Competition

“It teaches us how to live, it allows us to pass on our faith to future generations. As Muslims we are promised that Allah will find favour with and will reward the practice of reciting the Quran.”

President Ali believes that recital of the Quran allows believers to have a closer communication with Allah (God) and invites the intersession of the Creator into their lives.

President Ali hands over a token to a participant of the Century 21 Guyana finals of the Quran Recitation Competition

Moreover, he said reading the holy book allows one to lay all their cares and troubles on the Creator, and make them free from distraction and intrusions of thoughts and actions.

“It’s not only about recitation, its about bringing us in proximity with God through the message. And if we don’t feel after recitation that we are close in proximity then maybe we need to revisit the intention. Recitation reinforces the need for us to comply with the directives of God,” he added.

Meanwhile, Friday’s session of the Quran Recitation Competition saw a number of representatives from several masjids across the country.

A section of the gathering at the Century 21 Guyana finals of the Quran Recitation Competition

Following the semi-finals, 20 finalists were selected from the four categories, under 10, under 13, 14-20 years and age category 21-25.

Dr Ali said the event clearly shows a new generation that is ready to ensure the legacy of Islam continues. (DPI) 

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Saint Lucia Registers Highest GDP Leap Among ECCU Economies – St. Lucia Times News

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The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) is projecting Saint Lucia’s economy will realize the highest GDP growth among Eastern Caribbean Currency Union [ECCU] Member States in 2022.

The sound fiscal policies rooted in the Pierre Administration’s maiden Budget of 2022/23 have set Saint Lucia on course to grow by up to 8% this year.

ECLAC’s projections have been published in its Annual Report: Economic Survey of Latin America and the Caribbean 2022: Trends and challenges of investing for a sustainable and inclusive recovery

Saint Lucia’s accelerated GDP growth trajectory of 8% outpaces that of Barbados and the ECCU Member States.

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Moreover, in the first eight months of 2022, Hon. Pierre and his Cabinet, have engaged various investors who have expressed interest in Saint Lucia and want to develop and expand accommodation properties and introduce internationally recognized hotel brands to the island.

The Prime Minister has confirmed the prospective value of these development proposals exceed $320 million.

Domestically, two routine economic surveys have each produced encouraging conclusions on Saint Lucia’s economic performance during the first quarter of 2022.

The quarterly Labour Force survey conducted by the Central Statistical Office (CSO) for the period January to March of this year estimated the national unemployment rate stood at 16.1%.

Before 2019 and the ensuing economic impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic, first-quarter unemployment levels have consistently remained above 20% going back more than six (6) years.

The Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture and its vast membership collectively hire tens of thousands of Saint Lucians. In July, the Chamber published its Business Performance Survey which assessed the performance of its members for the (first quarter) period of January to March of 2022.

The results of the Chamber’s survey correspond with the CSO’s first-quarter estimates and also underpin Saint Lucia’s economic resilience in the face of various external pressures and shocks.

59% of the Chamber’s membership made more money between January and March of 2022 when compared to the same period last year.
83% of the Chamber’s membership retained and added more jobs during the first quarter of this year.
59% of Businesses forecast increased revenue for the period April to June, 2022.
71% of businesses forecast increased profitability over the next 12 months.

According to the Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce Mr. Brian Louisy,

“Business confidence appears to be on the rise with 66% of respondents forecasting increased turnover over the next twelve months while 71% of respondents forecast an increase in business profitability over the same period while only 29% report worsened cash flow relative to the previous quarter.”

The CSO estimated the island’s Labour Force for the period January to March at approximately 104,262 workers. More than 83% of Saint Lucia’s Labour Force were employed during the first quarter of this year.

Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre hopes the implementation of targeted fiscal policies by his Administration, in concert with the rollout of his innovative Youth Economy agency, will create a vibrant and more conducive economic space that encourages private sector expansion and also decisively address youth unemployment.

SOURCE: Office of the Prime Minister

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Avec Alo Bondye et Avan m ale, MDO, pose les grandes questions

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Ces paroles sont de MDO, un rappeur de 24 ans, dans la chanson <>. En peu de mots, le petit bonhomme au calme olympien, <> pour reprendre sa description par Sindy Ducr?pin, r?dactrice de Ticket, provoque un d?bat vieux comme l’humanit? : l’existence post-mortem.

Le texte <>, du d?but ? la fin, d?fonce les croyances, choque et interroge. En des termes crus. P?remptoires. Tranchants. Frantz Duval, directeur de Ticket et r?dacteur en chef du Nouvelliste, ne cache pas sa surprise : << Personne en Ha?ti, avant MDO, n’avait os? ?crire ce qu’il a ?crit dans <> et dans <>. Il faut prendre le temps de l’?couter et de le lire >>, recommande Duval.

En 4 minutes, apr?s l’avoir appel? par WhatSApp, le natif des Gona?ves illustre une conversation avec Dieu et questionne certaines assertions. ?a n’arrive pas tous les jours de parler ? quelqu’un qui a de si haute fr?quentation.

En entrevue avec Ticket MDO, Mdo Merts Santil de son vrai nom, soutient que sa chanson a ?t? inspir?e par plus de 30 000 ans d’histoire. <>, explique-t-il.

Ayant grandi dans le catholicisme, MDO a re?u presque tous les sacrements ? la port?e de son ?ge et de sa situation matrimoniale : bapt?me, communion et confirmation. Est-ce que son texte est en r?bellion contre l’?glise ? Le rappeur relativise. <>, soutient-il.

MDO a publi? deux chansons ces derniers mois : <> et <>. Dans les deux textes, le rappeur ne fait pas dans la dentelle. Il utilise des termes directs, provocateurs, grivois ? la limite.

<< Si wap manyen af? moun , Yap koupe pat ou avanw ale

Siw chich ou visye kw?m

Wap manje kaka avanw ale>>, ?crit-il dans <>.

<< Menm si chemen lajan long

Menm sil chaje ak pikan

Olye mwen mouri p?v nan vim

Mwen pito rich nan san >>, soutient-il toujours dans <>. Quel est le sens de ces phrases? Est-ce un appel ? prendre les armes pour devenir riche quitte ? courir le risque de se faire tuer ? Non, tranche le rappeur. <>, soutient-il.

<< Yo diw voye Jezi mouri pou peche gen peche pi r?d

Ou detwi Sodome ak Gomorrhe pou voksal gen voksal pi r?d

Yo diw kreye l’homme ak imaj ou poutan ayisyen pi l?d

Pou eta’ m w? peyim ye la yo f?m konnen lanf? pi r?d >>, ?crit-il dans <>.

Pourquoi ce choix d’?criture ? Cette rh?torique ? <>, tranche-t-il. <>, se d?fend-il ? propos des mots grivois dans ses textes.

MDO chante la drill, un sous-genre du Hip-hop d?velopp? ? Chicago et ?pous? essentiellement par les jeunes. Ce sous-genre se d?finit par des paroles au contenu audiovisuel perturbant voire choquant. Ceux qui chantent la drill, comme MDO, attirent l’attention par des paroles fortes. <>, admet-il.

Les deux titres ont d?j? r?colt? plus de 500 000 visionnements sur la plateforme YouTube. Une r?compense pour ce jeune qui ne vit que pour la musique. Lui qui a ?t? contraint par ses parents d’?migrer en R?publique dominicaine ? deux reprises. << Avant, ils voulaient que je me rende au Br?sil, j’ai refus?. Ensuite, ils m’ont envoy? en deux fois en R?publique dominicaine. Contre leur gr?, j’ai choisi de revenir. Moi tout ce qui m’int?resse c’est la musique. Pourvu que je sois ? l’aise ici, accompagn? de mes proches et en faisant ce que j’aime, cela m’importe peu que je ne gagne pas beaucoup d’argent. Mon p?re ?tait f?ch? contre moi. En r?alisant le succ?s de <>, il est devenu mon premier supporteur, mon seul manager (rires) >>, a racont? MDO.

Avant de devenir chanteur, MDO a fait une br?ve carri?re de Disc jokey (DJ). Une carri?re qui s’est brusquement arr?t? par une m?saventure. <>, a-t-il confi? dans un interview en format long avec Mikenton Jean lors d’un Live pour Ticket. Apr?s cette ?pisode, poursuit-il, ses amis l’ont encourag? ? enregistrer sa premi?re chanson <> en 2015. Selon lui, le feedback a ?t? positif. Et depuis lors, le jeune artiste poursuit son ascension et a pu produire les deux chansons <> et <>qui sont tr?s bien accueilli par le public.

Le clip de <> doit sortir ce 3 septembre selon ce qu’a assur? l’artiste ? Ticket. Le teaser circule d?j? sur la toile. Que nous r?serve MDO dans cette vid?o ? Comment Bondye sera-t-il repr?sent? ? Si vous n’avez pas encore visionn? le teaser il serait temps de le faire. On y d?couvre un t?l?phone intelligent dans la poche de l’un des disciples de Jesus… le reste sera dans le clip

Ticket vous propose de lire les lyriques des deux chansons <>et <>.

Avan m ale

Yeahhhhhhh

Yeahhhhh

MDO

333 generation

M pat konn l?m tap f?t

M pa konn l? map die

E pou sam renmen an

M pr? poum pase tray

Nenp?t sa wap f? a pa care

Y’ap toujou palew mal

Pran plezi ou jwi laviw

Avan ou die

Lavi a kout l? map f? shit

Kitem f? shit mwen avanm ale

M kondane pou OG

M pap janm f? fake avanm ale

Pa vin prechem si Bondye vlem

Lap chanje vim avanm ale

3 lit kleren

4 pake jwen

M pral kraze t?t mwen avanm ale

Siw ch?f ou ganster

Rale zam ou pete

Pow

Avanw ale

Si wap manyen af? moun

Yap koupe pat ou avanw ale

Siw chich ou visye kw?m

Wap manje kaka avanw ale

Sispann f? l?z?m konfyans

Pou yo pa blow avanw aleeeeeeeeee

Yeahhhhhh

M pat konn l?m tap f?t

M pa konn l? map die

E pou sam renmen an

M pr? poum pase tray

Pou mwen viv an p?

E pou sa map batay

Kote’k gen ch?n pa genyen kou

Ak t?t m aprann met may

Ayayayyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Avanm ale f?m jwi vim

Bety’w pa fanmim

Pwenti d?y?w poum pase anvim

Ki mele boudam siw rayim

Tout plug yo okouran

Yo prezan pou’n byen pase ti vi’n

Fimen bw? jistann ayik

Pa gen panik

F? kaka zaf? kritik

Brase lajan sa nan street

Poun rete clean

E menm nan f? nwa’n toujou lit

Ou ka viv 100 an mwen m viv 30 an

Poutan an vr? m viv plis pasew

Siw chita pran p?z seryew

Ou kitem viv lavim pasew

Plas ou p?di a

Avanw ale yap ranplasew

Ayayayyy

Lavi a kout l? map f? shit

Kitem f? shit mwen avanm ale

M kondane pou OG

M pap janm f? fake avanm ale

Pa vin prechem si Bondye vlem

Lap chanje vim avanm ale

3 lit kleren

4 pake jwen

M pral kraze t?t mwen avanm ale

Siw ch?f ou ganster

Rale zam ou pete

Pow

Avanw ale

Si wap manyen af? moun

Yap koupe pat ou avanw ale

Siw chich ou visye kw?m

Wap manje kaka avanw ale

Sispann f? l?z?m konfyans

Pou yo pa blow avanw aleeeeeeeeee

L? map f? shit pa vin prechem

Sim leve na pale demen

Jodi a se poum f? kaka

Fimen vale kleren

Tout patn?m yo av?m

L?n fin sou’n pral plimen bouzen

Bouzen

L?m w?m pa sou wout siks?

M chanje itiner?

S?l parese ak sak echwe

Ki di k?b pa f? bon?

Menm si chemen lajan long

Menm sil chaje ak pikan

Olye mwen mouri p?v nan vim

Mwen pito rich nan san

Yeahhhhhh

M pat konn l?m tap f?t

M pa konn l? map die

E pou sam renmen an

M pr? poum pase tray

Nenp?t sa wap f? a pa care

yap toujou palew mal

Pran plezi ou jwi laviw

Avan ou die

Lavi a kout l? map f? shit

Kitem f? shit mwen avanm ale

M kondane pou OG

M pap janm f? fake avanm ale

Pa vin prechem si Bondye vlem

Lap chanje vim avanm ale

3 lit kleren

4 pake jwen

M pral kraze t?t mwen avanm ale

Siw ch?f ou ganster

Rale zam ou pete

Pow

Avanw ale

Si wap manyen af? moun

Yap koupe pat ou avanw ale

Siw chich ou visye kw?m

Wap manje kaka avanw ale

Sispann f? l?z?m konfyans

Pou yo pa blow avanw aleeeeeeeeee

Yeahhhhhhhhhh

Alo Bondye

Alo

Alo Bondye se MDO wi

Saw di?

Bondye papa yo pran non’w pou pase nan kaka

Si m ofanse’ w padone’ m pou sa a

Ou se limy? retire’m nan f?nwa

Hey

Yo diw voye Jezi mouri pou peche gen peche pi r?d

Ou detwi Sodome ak Gomorrhe pou voksal gen voksal pi r?d

Yo diw kreye l’homme ak imaj ou poutan ayisyen pi l?d

Pou eta’ m w? peyim ye la yo f?m konnen lanf? pi r?d

Santi m vle fou fou fou

Paw?l yo ekri sou ou yo flou flou flou

Ou konnen djab la pwisan ke nou nou

Malgre sa’w bann lib abit ouh ouh ouh

Yo di St esprit gw?s Marie Kijan ?

?ske se pa bagay yo te f??

Joseh okipe Jezi ki pat pou li li kanpe an Janwob?

Bib la pa di si Jezi te gen fanm

L? bwal r?d sal te konn f? ?

Palem de Marie Madeleine koz istwa on ti jan dj?l b?ky?

Satan plimen Eve

Eve al plimen ak Adam

Kaka voye n?t

Pou pinisyon ou di yap pase miz? nan f? pitit n?t

Pou peple lat? fanmi fuck ak fanmi

Chawa pete n?t

-Alo…. alo Bondye

-Ou genl? pa gen bon n?t ?

M w? e blan’k sanble av?w Jehovah

Indiens tankou Krishna

Figi chinois sanble ak boudha

Ayisyen sanble ak baka

Ou diw vle’n sove e poutan ou plen bouda’n ak k?mandman

Si se satan ki pwobl?m nan kase kou kaka epi dan

Bondye papa yo pran non’w pou pase nan kaka

Si m ofanse’ w padone m pou sa a

Ou se limy? retirem nan f?nwa

Hey

Yo diw voye Jezi mouri pou peche gen peche pi r?d

Ou detwi Sodome ak Gomorrhe pou voksal gen voksal pi r?d

Yo diw kreye l’homme ak imaj ou poutan ayisyen pi l?d

Pou eta ‘m w? peyim ye la yo f?m konnen lanf? pi r?d

Santim vle fou fou fou

Paw?l yo ekri sou ou yo flou flou flou

Ou konnen djab la pwisan ke nou nou

Malgre sa’w bann lib abit ouh ouh ouh

Esi apr? lanm? gen yon vi poukim mouri nan yon vi poum al viv nan lanm?

L? sa ?ske mwen ap an vi oubyen’m an m?

E si f?’m viv poum mouri

F?’m mouri poum viv

Sa vle di lavi se lanm?

E lanm? se lavi

Mwen m anvi viv a m?

?ske pou ou te gen yon k?mansman

Kisa ki kreyew an pasan

Si bonte’ w enfini tout bon poukiw pat padone satan

Yo di se ou’k kreye rich?s lan pouki kretyen ap mouri p?v lan

Allo ?ske’w sou ligne nan ?

Tanpri map tann repons lan

Yeaahh

Bondye papa yo pran non’w pou pase nan kaka

Si m ofanse’ w padone’ m pou sa a

Ou se limy? retire’m nan f?nwa

Hey

Yo diw voye Jezi mouri pou peche gen peche pi r?d

Ou detwi Sodome ak Gomorrhe pou voksal gen voksal pi r?d

Yo diw kreye l’homme ak imaj ou poutan ayisyen pi l?d

Pou eta’ m w? peyim ye la yo f?m konnen lanf? pi r?d

Santim vle fou fou fou

Paw?l yo ekri sou ou yo flou flou flou

Ou konnen djab la pwisan ke nou nou

Malgre sa’w bann lib abit ouh ouh ouh

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Entertainer attacked beaten; cops appeal for him to contact authority Loop Jamaica

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VIDEO of assault posted by perpetrators on social media

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The St Catherine South Police say they have taken note of multiple videos circulating on various social media platforms indicating an assault on an entertainer, Rohan Reid, popularly known as ‘Silk Boss’.

Investigators say they are also aware of documented events and a subsequent video/interview given by Reid.

The police, in a release, say they are urging Reid to make contact with detectives at the Portmore Police immediately.

He may visit the station, which is located on Braeton Parkway in Portmore, St Catherine. Alternatively, they may be contacted at 876-949-8422.

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Jamaica Derby runner-up BRINKS is the top classic-placed horse in Saturday’s nine-and-a-half furlong Winston ‘Fanna’ Griffiths Classic at Caymanas Park.

With classic winners ruled out by conditions, BRINKS with jockey Reyan Lewis should start an overwhelming favourite as the third-highest rated local-bred three-year-old in the country.

Though Gary Subratie’s D HEAD CORNERSTONE finished fourth in the derby, he was 22 lengths behind BRINKS, thoroughly outclassed by Ian Parsard’s charge. Anthony Nunes’ MORIMOTO, who raced fourth for most of the derby’s 12 furlongs, lost his spot to D HEAD CORNERSTONE close home.

Preparing for the derby, BRINKS clocked 1:12.2 for six furlongs the previous Sunday and reproduced his exercise form by keeping pace with ATOMICA and BLUE VINYL, straightening two and a half lengths third, before staying on to successfully fight for the runner-up spot.

BRINKS shares topweight 126lb with old rival PERFECT BREW, who bypassed the derby to beat non-winners of two races and followed up two weeks later in a similar restricted event for non-winners of three and/or four races.

PERFECT BREW had finished ahead of third-place BRINKS when both were beaten by the filly GOLDEN WATTLE in last December’s Jamaica Two-Year-Old Stakes at a mile. Richard Azan’s runner was also in front of fifth-place BRINKS when claiming second to BLUE VINYL in April’s Kingston Guineas prep at seven and a half furlongs.

However, since fitted with cheek pieces for the 2000 Guineas in which he beat PERFECT BREW out of sight as the runner-up, BRINKS has shown marked improvement, finishing second in last month’s derby, joining winner ATOMICA in turning the tables on St Leger-winner BLUE VINYL.

Though PERFECT BREW is on a hat-trick, his back-to-back wins were against questionable opposition, struggling with 117lb on last to outbattle sprinter and stablemate, POWER RANKING, at seven and a half furlongs.

BRINKS impressed at exercise last Sunday, galloping six furlongs in 1:14.4. His pace should be too strong for UNRULY DUDE to unsettle, giving the closers no chance against him.

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Race 3 -1100mMagic Bullet (1)

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Race 6 -1000m StDujour (11)

Race 7 – 1000m RdLacrimae (5)

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Race 9 – 1000m RdEmperorofthecats (1)

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