@RasBenjiMassop1@NationwideRadio Slang:
•The Rhyme: "Septic tank" rhymes with "Yank" (a common British and Australian term for an American).
•The Truncation: In rhyming slang, people often drop the rhyming word entirely. Over time, Americans were simply referred to as "Septics".
It couldn't be that some people who actually live in Jamaica may not like our government because of:
-the bad roads they have to drive on.
-the unreliable public transportation system.
-the public healthcare system wherein patients are asked to source basic supplies for surgery.
-the major hospital in the west of the country operating at less than full capacity for the better part of a decade to facilitate repairs and then reconstruction.
-the underfunded schools
-the high cost of living.
-the measly wages.
-the stench of corruption.
-the constant gaslighting from the administration and its most dedicated supporters.
Etc
Nope, it must be the PNP sowing discord in the country, and fostering animosity toward the great and wonderful Brogad.
@ClydeWilliams46 . Simple game to play
. Minimal entry cost
. Play any where
. No specialized equipment required (think of all the equipment for cricket )
. Anyone can play, no need to be 6f7i basketball player
. I’ve played park football in North London with 15 people a side.
@wcchen Thousands in jamaica who traveled to UK before 1973 may qualify for compensation under this scheme. Nothing to loose. The Home Office will put obstacles in your way but it's worth applying. I've applied for myself and on behalf of my dead parents. https://t.co/kOU4Lxlb8u
@William37527183@RasBenjiMassop1 “In Jamaica, if a politician is caught doing something wrong, all he has to do is think of someone on the other side who did something similar and that is the end of the story.”
Sell-out and seeking special favours. Imagine a Jamaican minister of Govt proposing that we receive 10,000 non-nationals from the US, slated for deportation to their home countries, for ‘rehab’ in Jamaica. Why are these people not simply sent directly to their home countries?
If the US cannot get the home countries to accept their own nationals, how will Jamaica achieve that after the ‘in-transit.’ period?
The US is better able to provide for these stateless people than Jamaica. Why us? Are we a lesser People than the US? This is not our problem to fix.