The lndians won’t get it .. they don’t get that people travel to experience the culture of the place they travel to.
Indians travel to show off. They go there and want people to see them. They are not curious about the place they travel to. They don’t care for any cultural experience. They just go to show off themselves. They want to take pics in popular places , doing their own (uncouth) stuff. Their travel experiences for their social media bragging , about how they showed off their own “superior culture) to the people of the host country.
This is extreme form of inferiority complex.
@gentdave23 Fair, I was merely responding to her question within the context. Something can be prohibited and not illegal by definition. The issues with law and legal proceedings are emergent and might have been the basis for the amendment of the legacy act.
@mamachell The firearm isn't illegal by definition,given that he has a permit but I perceive It's prohibited given what it was used for under the circumstances...not an avowed specialist in litigation so I could be wrong.
Until accountability becomes a part of the social fabric of Jamaica, we'll continue to tether on the brink of success unable to venture beyond. Any reasonable person would have done the honorable thing having presided over so many failed WC campaigns but JFF president.
@dreamttocreated I was making a generalization, sorry. Not quite sure what the requirements are in relation to that profession but generally, they tend not to recognize our credentials even after having them assessed.
This is an asinine and deeply regressive statement. In fact, on the evidence of this is the primal reason why people need to go home after they've attained retirement age. At 65 your mental faculties aren't intact as they were in your 30s. People need to plan their lives.
The Ministry of Health is recommending an increase in the retirement age to help reduce poverty among the elderly.
This is one of several recommendations by the Ministry to the Senate Committee on the Care of the Elderly.
https://t.co/xL0cnstI4L
PM of Barbados Mia Mottley responds to US sanctions on Cuban medical cooperation: “We could not get through the pandemic without the Cuban nurses and the Cuban doctors (..) if the cost of it is the loss of my visa to the US —then so be it.”
@guruintraining_ Exactly...Read every tweet wondering if I'd missed anything...he's not denying it at all...seems more inclined to shoot the messenger.