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Monday, May 31, 2010

SEAGA, BRUCE N TIVOLI

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There are some salient facts to consider: Tivoli Gardens is a Seaga creation. 



,"What is happening in TG (Tivoli Gardens) is no accident; it was built for a specific purpose. That purpose was to maintain Edward Seaga in a position of power ... Tivoli Gardens was like an evil, controlled behavioural science project. The problem is, it worked. Tivoli is not a good idea gone bad ... it's an idea working perfectly."
Seaga resigned from the leadership of the JLP and as member of parliament for west Kingston and leader of the opposition in 2005, believing that no one was worthy or able to replace him. Golding was elected to the leadership of the party, elected to represent western Kingston and marginally won the 2007 general election to become prime minister of Jamaica.
At the heart of Seaga's vociferous hostility, may be his peeve that his protégé is jumping ship and therefore destroying his (Seaga's) work and legacy. Seaga recruited the graduating Bruce Golding straight out of the University of the West Indies for Golding's father's constituency upon Tacius Golding's retirement. Seaga gave Golding the powerful garrison-building Ministry of Housing and Construction as the youngest minister in his cabinet, and one of the youngest ever. And, Golding discharged himself well in his constituency of central St Catherine. Golding rose to the chairmanship of the party and could not have done so without the blessing of its autocratic leader.
This 'betrayal' of the most powerful and sacrosanct symbol of the party and monument to Seaga's leadership of it - Tivoli Gardens - is intolerable ... unforgivable!


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8 comments:

  1. Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett estimates that the loss incurred by the tourism sector, resulting from last week’s civil unrest to be up to US$350 million.

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  2. For businessmen like Mark Azan, proprietor of Azan’s House of Fabrics on Princess Street in downtown Kingston, the district most affected by the violent outbreak, revenues started taking a hit from word got out that Justice Minister Dorothy Lightbourne would sign the authority for extradition proceedings to commence against the Tivoli Gardens don.

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  3. MOST Corporate Area schools will reopen tomorrow, with the exception of the following institutions, located in the West Kingston area:
    Tivoli High School
    Denham Town High and all adjoining primary, all age, junior high, infant and basic schools
    These schools will be closed until further notice.
    The ministry is, however, urging parents to use their discretion to decide whether it’s safe for their children to attend school, or to be engaged in other school-related activities.
    “The ministry recommends that parents of students who live in affected areas consider carefully, on a day-by-day basis, whether or not the risk level is low enough for their children to travel safely to and from school,” the ministry said in a news release today.

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  4. Schools will reopen tomorrow, with the exception of Tivoli High Denham Town High,primary, all age, junior high, infant and basic schools.

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  5. Computers and cell phones are said 2 be confiscated in Kirlaand Hieghts and the police believe the premises was used as a hub for Dudus and his henchmen.

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  6. AIR Jamaica has suspended flights to Baltimore but added new flights to other United States destinations New York and Toronto while reintroducing its service to Nassau in the Bahamas.

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  7. 16 year old boy spotted with Ruger 9mm pistol and 6 rounds of ammunition in waistband in McCooks Pen, Spanish Town. He was held by police.

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  8. THE application for a Judicial review filed by lawyers seeking to prevent the extradition of Christopher 'Dudus' Coke to the United States, has been delayed until Wednesday.

    http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/latestnews/-Dudus--Judicial-Review-delayed

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