Comment: String dem niggers up!! Soon strange fruit will be hanging from the trees!!

Comment: String dem niggers up!! Soon strange fruit will be hanging from the trees!!

Comment: Pitiful just pitiful.

Comment: I am very please, and commend Mr, Harris and Mr, hamilton for speaking on behalf of the hard working people, who suffer so much under the labour government, this is one of many, the people struggle over years with the high cost of living,,Mr,prime minister is there any compassion in your heart for people? people open your eyes, you have no place to go with this government.

Comment: Adventerous is totally amazing, i love all his work. cheers to Ras Tafari who hooked me up with his tunes. keep the tracks comming man

Comment: THERE IS A SERIOUS LINK BETWEEN POVERTY AND SEX. MANY WOMEN FIND THEMSELVES VULNERABLE IN THESE HARD ECONOMIC TIMES AND IF THEY LOOK GOOD MEN WILL OFFER THEM ASSISTANCE BUT AT A COST, SEX. THE ONE WHO PAYS THE PIPER CALLS THE TUNE AND THAT IS MOSTLY THE MEN. SO THEY DO NOT WANT TO USE PROTECTION. MEN BE KIND, WOMEN BE STRONG. I THINK IT IS POSSIBLE THAT TOGETHER MEN AND WOMEN CAN CHANGE THE COURSE OF HIV/AIDS IN THIS FEDERATION. MIN OF HEALTH & SOCIAL DEV. MUST BE MUCH MORE ACTIVE.

Comment: Mr Harris and Mr Hamilton, I applaud you for using your office to speak out for the people of st kitts, the people of st kitts have been trample upon,this labour government does not have any compassion for the hard working people of st kitts, how Denzil douglas expect the people to pay all these taxes without hardship and suffering,Mr prime minister do you expect the people of st kitts to make money from stone, the prime minister mismanage the country over the years and do not the capability to

Comment: this will keep the kids out of trouble. good job.

Comment: Words fail me ....This so sad... Life is precious and so fleeting.... I did not get to say good bye nor tell him recently how much I loved him....I'll see you later Elric...

Comment: In 2005, at the Construction Site of the Ross University International School of Nursing, now completed and fully in operation, Collin Corlette, a Guyanese Worker died when the scaffolding on which he and four others were working collapsed. Up to the present time, the both the company and the insurance company have stone-walled and manoeuvred their way around the law to avoid paying compensation to the hapless family. No intervention by the Labour Department. Moorjani Ltd. did the construction on that job. Again in 2008, during the West Basseterre Road Bypass Construction, Vincentian worker Allick Toney was buried alive in tons of mixed cement when the platform on which he was spreading the mix (together with two other Guyanese workers) went down after the scaffolding below buckled. This time, another foreign construction firm, Halcrow Group of Companies was involved. Again, no compensation has been paid to the family of the deceased and not a single word from the Labour Commissioner who is supposed to be the guardian of the rights of the worker. Fast-forward to 2010. Another tragic accident. This time the country has lost one of its own. Can this be allowed to continue??? Would there be another enquiry? Would the Labour department show its head in defence of the dead worker's rights? How many more must die before proper regulations are put in place and enforced. It is time to take a long hard look at the Construction Industry and strengthen and enforce the Safety Laws that we have in the interest of our workers.