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Bookmark Jamaica-Gleaner.com Home Lead Stories News Business Sport Commentary Letters Entertainment Let's T alk Life Internati onal The Star  E-Financial Gleane r  The Voice Communities Hospitality Jamaica  We b Jamaica- gleaner.com Search  Archives 19 98 - Now (HTML) 1834 - Now (PDF) Services Find a Jamaican Library Live Radio Podcasts Weather  Subscriptions News by E-mail Newsletter  Print Subscriptions Interactive Chat Dating & Love Free Email Guestbook ScreenSavers Submit a Letter  WebCam Weekly Poll About Us  Advertising Gleaner Compan y Contact Us Other News Stabroek News ISSUE : No fiddling with the cash published: Saturday | October 14, 2006 Why return the money? In an effort to relieve the party of so much pressure in the Trafigura affair, party leader  Portia Simpson Miller, ordered that the $31 million donation be sent back to whence it came. Now this may seem as the fair thing to do especially with the controversy surrounding campaign funding, but was it really the most practical thing to do? Does returning the money make the PNP any more innocent or reputable? The Prime Minister should keep the mo ney, disperse the funds to parish councils to fix roads and clean drains, keep it for disaster relief or preparedness measures, or  better yet, pay nurses, teachers and police their much-deserved pay increase.  Already, we are seeing where Portia is thinking about her party before the island at large. Is this a sign of what's to come? - Rohan Wright, rkw 3000@ yaho o.com, Ma ndev ill e No tunnel light Roman history speaks about Emperor Nero 'fiddling while Rome burned'. I honestly can't see how the Prime Minister can refer to the Trafigura Beheer debacle, and its possible legal and political implications, as "cass cass". Now would be a good time to call on Shaggy's 'Strength of a woman'. We are not asking her to be rash, but we need to see her act decisively. We have a ruling party entrenched in the tradition of protecting each other, regardless of public opinion. The more blatant the travesty of justice, the more clannish they get. The supporting cast comprises an opposition party so desperate and starved for  power, that again the interest of the nati on is secondary.  After 44 years of 'swapping black dog fi monkey', where is the light at the end of the tunnel? All I see is the oncoming train. - Really Concerned, [email protected]  More Commentary E-mail this story Print this Page Letters to the Editor  Most Popular Stories © Copyright 1997-2006 Gleaner Company Ltd. Con tact Us | Privacy Policy | Disclaimer  | Letters to the Editor  | Suggestions |  Add our RSS feed Ads by Google J amaic a J ob in J amaic a  stopspewman.co m  Ads by Google converted by Web2PDFConvert.com

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ISSUE No fiddling with the cashpublished Saturday | October 14 2006

Why return the money

In an effort to relieve the party of so much pressure in the Trafigura affair party leader Portia Simpson Miller ordered that the $31 million donation be sent back to whenceit came

Now this may seem as the fair thing to do especially with the controversysurrounding campaign funding but was it really the most practical thing to do Doesreturning the money make the PNP any more innocent or reputable

The Prime Minister should keep the money disperse the funds to parish councils tofix roads and clean drains keep it for disaster relief or preparedness measures or better yet pay nurses teachers and police their much-deserved pay increase

Already we are seeing where Portia is thinking about her party before the island at

large Is this a sign of whats to come- Rohan Wright rkw3000yahoocom Mandeville

No tunnel light

Roman history speaks about Emperor Nero fiddling while Rome burned I honestlycant see how the Prime Minister can refer to the Trafigura Beheer debacle and itspossible legal and political implications as cass cass Now would be a good timeto call on Shaggys Strength of a woman We are not asking her to be rash but weneed to see her act decisively

We have a ruling party entrenched in the tradition of protecting each other regardlessof public opinion The more blatant the travesty of justice the more clannish they getThe supporting cast comprises an opposition party so desperate and starved for power that again the interest of the nation is secondary

After 44 years of swapping black dog fi monkey where is the light at the end of thetunnel All I see is the oncoming train

- Really Concerned markarjamwebnet

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