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Jamaicans stand up
This ass form St Kitts u go and kiss all Jamaicans ass. I hope they all read your comments so they can be aware how you poeple feel about us.Dont worry we can kill anyone one we want to especially u people, u dont like us we dont like u so fuck off......
By ricky @ Jamaica
Jamaican in St.Kitts
Monday, January 30, 2006
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Jamaicans
Honest man,
While what you say is true of many Jamaicans it is certainly not the majority of them. I have many J'can friends who are simply wonderful people - the salt of the earth! Unfortunately, the bad ones create such an awful impression of J'cans generally that good suffer for the bad.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Thursday, January 12, 2006
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Jamaicans people!
I've incounter alot of Jamaicans in lifetime. None has being pleasant, they are loud, rude and bossie. They believe they can fool everyone with their tricks. People of my country are totally fed-up with Jamaicans, I think should also put a bann your people. SOME OF YOU ARE THE WORST OF THE CARIBBEAN>> THEY SCUM! Stay in your own island and kill your own people.
By Honest fella @ St Kitts and Nevis
Sunday, January 8, 2006
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Visiting Soon
Hi Cayman,
I will be visiting soon, tell me when it is Turtle season, I want some good Turtle Soup. Only Caymanians can cook a Turtle Soup like that. Dont watch no face, one love.
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Wednesday, December 28, 2005
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reply to mr fuck cayman
I am American also as you. hey wow wow mr buddy I dont like that speech that you had made. Like what the hell. That speech that you made is total whack. What would cayman island do to you if they find out that you want to fuck them in their ass. They will just abduct your black ass and go back to their place. That speech is too complicated yow get your shit together, then you can reply again to the world peace out.
By dubus 17 years old @ America
Monday, December 26, 2005
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JG - visa
JG,
We seem to be talking at cross-purposes. I am fully aware that criminals (Caymanian an non-Caymanian) travel to and from Cayman by boat, particularly for smuggling drugs and guns. My point is that nobody imagines that the visa requirement will solve this problem. There are other measures to address this.
My point re the drug lord in question is that his relationship with Ja. gangsters (vs. those of other nationalities) is derived from the fact that he is of J'can parentage. That really has nothing to do with people travelling by boat vs. plane. your point is therefore tangential from mine.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Thursday, December 22, 2005
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Holiday Greetings
Well it holiday for lots of people and there is notting wrong with that, we do need some down time, for me it is a busy time. I will trying to save lives, thats my God given tallent. It was nice talking to you all. Have a happy holiday and let season bring a start to peace and prosperity in your lives. We can make it and we will.
By lincoln. @ Canada/Gods Land
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
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duncan
about this drug business. im talkin about people here on this island that have connections with many other islands and countries, and go to the destination by boat and come back by boat. you did not seem to understand what i sed earlier. yes it would be easier for him to go back by plane but that costs more money to pay another man to captain the boat, bring the drugs to the island, and take blame for any drugs on the boat if they are caught by the police. so they will go on the journey themselves. i know guys that go to jamaica for a couple of days without a passport and they go by boat. it is a major risk for them but they are not worried about the consequences. so it is a gamble with them entering the island with no identification and to recieve the drugs and bring them back. it happens like this all the time because these guys that do this are not affraid of the law. thats what i am sayin, you may know different. i am just going by the facts i know
By jg @
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
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duncan
all i see here is people saying that this visa business has become a "problem". it is not my problem because i could care less what any country does to try stop a certain nationality from entering in too easily, i dont really care if i have to get a visa to go to jamaica. if i cannot get through with a visa then who really cares. its a million and one other places to go.
By jg @
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
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Cayman visa
JG
I am having trouble understanding what your position is on the visa issue. On the one hand you say the visa has brought trouble between Ja. and Cayman, and on the other you say it is nothing to you to get a visa. Which is it? Is it visa - no problem, or visa - big problem?
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
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Cayman visa/border patrol
JG,
There are 3 points:
(1) What I am speaking of is the particular drug lord in question who does not have those connections for the reason stated. Also, it is obviously much easier to take a boat or plane from Ja. than from all these other countries you mentioned.
(2) Many criminals have indeed simply taken the flight. Clearly, they will take whatever means is easiest. That is the point of a visa it acts as a deterrent, not because it is fool proof but because it makes it more difficult.
(3) Visas do not obviate the need for physical border patrols. This is one of the other measures that the CIG will institute. No one imagines that a visa requirement alone will suffice.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
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he does not have to enter the country by visa because they go by a boat. i know people in the cayman that have connections with alot of different countries such as honduras, nicaragua, cuba, colombia and america. so what you have stated is wrong. it is just a matter of a coast guard catching them coming from the country with drugs or ammunition. the least thing they would be worried about is having a visa.
By jg @ Grand Cayman
Monday, December 19, 2005
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Cayman visa
Wade Cameron
i think it would be helpful if you wwent back and read all my posts on the visa issue. A visa does not exclude J'cans from Cayman. It will help filter out the criminal element. The hardworking J'cans in Cayman have work permits and don't need visas.
Re hurricane assistance. We did get labour from Ja. (not free, but paid for) and while that was appreciated it was that same influx where workers did not undergo the usual screening that gave rise to many problems.
Re drug lord the reason his gang connections are J'can is because he is of J'can parentage. He would not have the same connections in any other country - why because he needs a visa to enter them!
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Saturday, December 17, 2005
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Caman Island Loving Land Mr. Ebanks
Mr. Ebanks, you have to mix the bitter with the sweet, it takes all kinds of people to make up the world and dont forget it is still a beautiful world.This medium allows you to express yourself freely so dont shy away. No matter what men does, they will never be able to absorbed this world, but the opposite is true. Welcome back.
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Friday, December 16, 2005
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Cayman/Jamaican visas
Lincoln,
I regret that the quality of the posts here have degenerated to the level of ignorance, malice and profanity - a clear indication that those persons were unable to intelligently counter the points I have made. U know what they say about swimming in a cesspool and so I prefer not to participate further. Cayman's laws and enforcement are tough against moneylaundering, has been found to be in full compliance with intl standards by the FATF.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Friday, December 16, 2005
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Cayman vs Jamaica
I am on line just reading your article and it seems as if the problems is more complex than I taught, it is more than a Jamaica and Cayman problem and a Visa restriction wont fix it, you will need regional help with that problem because there is also a Cayman connection to it. have that problem, however population was only 17,000 people then. Is this problem a Mariguna one? If it is, why dont the government legalized it and let people grow it on the Island, I know it will grow there because I have seen it there in the bushes. I am not a user but I know it and I dont think it is all that bad. I have friends who smoke it. Cocaine would be a different matter, that is very dangerous. I also love Caymanians they were very good to me when I was living there. The firt time I came to Cayman I was 15 years old and I have enjoyed some of my youth there. I get very upset when people want to talk down to you people.
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Thursday, December 15, 2005
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read from 3rd one down
By JG @
Thursday, December 15, 2005
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please read
such a crime like that. so he would bring down a "gun man" im goin to call him, and let him take out the attorney general..this is the guy that enforces the laws and says what should be done. .so if he is dead this man would get out of prsion earlier. because he has alot of criminal convictions and gun charges. now they enfore visas on jamaicans because of crimes like this. and that has brought along this visa problem between our countries. i love jamaicans and i love jamaica. its nothin to me to get a visa.
By JG @
Thursday, December 15, 2005
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please read
it.but say the last thing that happened in cayman was an incident where the attorney general i think was supposed to be kidnapped, and probably murdered because they say 2 jamaican men was looking for the attorney generals house armed with guns. instead they went to the neighbours house and tied up the the wife husband and children and robbed them and left and were to never be found again. now this "drug lord" is in prison right as we speak. this man like i sed before has connections with jamaican drug dealers. now i dont think any jamaican national that is living in cayman would be brave enough to do
By JG @
Thursday, December 15, 2005
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please read
Fuck who ever curses my island and my people .imagine if jamaica was the size of cayman and alot of caymanians were comin to jamaica? it would be the same problem..its too many caymanians here. and the problem would start from there. and the part where cayman police saying that the crime rate was rising because of the jamaicans it is because of a known "drug lord" from grand cayman who has connections with people in jamaica and has them come down by boat and do his his dirty work. so jamaicans are not the problem because if it was not them it would just be someone else getting paid to do
By JG @
Thursday, December 15, 2005
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COPYCATS
I hate to hear people say they are Jamaican when they're not. Like what the heck they know about Jamaica. Being born by Jamaican parents doesn't make you a Jamaican. Only when they can use the accent and resource in a negative way then you will hear them "Yeah man mi a Yardie". Idiots. Yes, we use their accent to communicate better with them, so that we can get help.(they claims to never can understand what Jamaicans are saying) what is their excuse.
By payne @ new york
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
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cayman vs jamaica
Now we have decided to remove the welcome mat from the door of each country without thinking of the consequences , remember when there is a emergency ie. hurricane and other acts of nature we are yto help each other out poutting up barriers ressults in tense foriegn communication . stop looking ofr ways to isolate each other and work together to fix the issue\s as a united group . were are all one . dont forget .. close a door with that type of mentality and it stays close even if you want to open it again. i will always love jamaica and as one person said first its visa then the FEDS will be enforcing ways of your private 500 Banks to be available to them by law and with the british prime minister in the US pocket s that is not very far away . hold up the faith Jamaica cause 60% of people who claim to be Jamaicans might have theparental background but never set foot there so they are misinterpreting and misrepresenting our culture to a dangerous extent.
By In Canada Longing fi Yard @
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Wednesday, December 14, 2005
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Cayman
This is a country that looks after the money of the worlds leading criminals. But it is a vey beautiful island.
By CP @ Earth
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
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Why not help your neighbor?
What's the purpose of denying Jamaicans access into another country. In all means this would be great for the country because Jamaicans are known as one of the hardest working people out there. They would diffenetly boast the ecomony and contribute building business. Caymans should reconsider what they're doing.
By Wade cameron @ USA, New York,
Danadda2004@Yahoo.com
Monday, December 12, 2005
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TO HELL WITH THE GRAND CAYMAN!
In no way does Jamaica needs the Cayman. What country help the Cayman after many Hurricanes? Jamaica! The Cayman people all hate Jamaicans. Jamaica has never refused to help Cayman Islands when they ask. It's just a matter of time before their country sink anyway!
By Clark @ Montego Bay, Jah*make*yah
Monday, December 12, 2005
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Fuck Cayman
How could we fuck Cayman we would need a big cock and my hood is only 11and half inches by 2and a half in diameter. Is that big enough for the island, that island should have a big cunt.
By Big Hood 25 year old @ North America
Sunday, December 11, 2005
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Fuck Cayman
How could fuck Cayman we would need a big cock and my hood is only 11and half inches by 2and a half in diameter. Is that big enough for the island, that illand should have a big cunt.
By Big Hood 25 year old @ North America
Sunday, December 11, 2005
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Fuck Cayman
Cayman is a little bullshit kissass Island. And Jamaica does not need cayman to survive shit, because Caymancould not survive a day without England (Its the year 2005) Time to get out of colonization and fight for freedom, like what Jamaica is doing. It might be hard but we will get there one fine day, and remember this we Jamaica alone push Caribbean culture to di top (Cayman even have a culture o house slaves). (Stop reffer to the caribbean as west indies). You know what fuck explaining, Fuck Cayman...House fuckin slaves.
By Fuck Cayman @
Sunday, December 11, 2005
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Grand Cayman vs Jamaica
Mr. Ebanks,
I have not heard from you reciently, I hope you are doing ok.
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Saturday, December 10, 2005
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Ha
Listen Jamiaca bwoy. In now way, shape or form did I disrespect you. And no, I do not need to rephrase my statement or question. I asked you what you meant by the cayman islands ending up like haiti and that's what I meant. Yes, we are one of the poorest countries but does that make us any less human? Does that mean we're beneath you? NO! My main mission/goal in life is the unification and upliftment of ALL islands in the west indies but when faced with people like you it makes it so discouraging. You think the US give a damn about the west indies in general? HELL NO. So not only are we dealing with that we're dealing with animosity within ourselves. Such a shame
By Jay @
Saturday, December 10, 2005
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Wise Man
Wise Man , Man of all Man, I dont understand what you are talking about can you say more. But wise man, why are you so mad, It is just free speech and remember when the African slaves came to west they did not have that, so let us speak our mind. If we cant we are not free.
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Saturday, December 10, 2005
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cayman
yo jamaican bwoy u forget jamaican an haitian is really bro and sister every time i hear that argument i remember we came to the caribean from africa im a jamaican bro just like u please respect our bro an sisters
the fact is there is a bad jamaican element in cayman and the good must suffer with them
By wise man @ us
Friday, December 9, 2005
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Haitian women
Mek me tell u someting don't give me no bull shit. The reason i say they will end up like yahll and and yahll country whcih is one of the poorest islands i might add. But when i was younger Haitians always started crap with us jamaicans, and jamaicans and Haitians never really got along, i am just giving the caiymans the same dis-like treatment. And there are more successful Jamaicans then them poor ass haitians so re-phrase your damn statment cause no body would want to be like yahll. So get a damn grip u damn woman jamaica run this show and that's how it's going to be, so keep you and your fellow haitian dem in da back a di line nah mek me loose fi me case pon u.
By Jamaican bwoy @ USA
darriellr@yahoo.com
Friday, December 9, 2005
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Jamaica & Cayman Islands
Dear Mr. Ebanks,
I have red your latest article and I agree with you,we are also having the same problems in Canada,however it seems as if the traditional way of spiritualism was not working for the young people, so they turn to various "Hip Hop" artist as their role model and mentor; this has its advantages and disadvantages. On the other hand some Churches now, allow teens to wear what ever they feel like wearing to Church and pray in a way that they are comfortable with, this approach seems to be working, the attendance has increased. You were also right; wealth does come with other problems. Rome for example fell because of decadent. I am also enjoying your writing. Thanks.
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Thursday, December 8, 2005
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Jamaica & Cayman Islands
Dear Mr. Ebanks,
I have red your latest article and I agree with you,we are also having the same problems in Canada,however it seems as if the traditional way of spiriyualism was not working for the young people, so they turn to various "Hip Hop" artist as their role model and mentor; this has its advantages and disadvantages. On the other hand some Churches now, allow teens to wear what ever they feel like wearing to Church and pray in a way that they are comfortable with, this approach seems to be working, the attendance has increased. You were also right; wealth does come with other problems. Rome for example fell because of Decadent. I am also enjoying your writing. Thanks.
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Thursday, December 8, 2005
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Jamaica & Cayman Islands
Lincoln,
I appreciate your calm approach. The ruth of the matter is that Cayman needs to be very careful this society does into a general disorder and lawlessness, not simply because of criminals coming in but because of the tendencies I see in our own teenagers and the lack of parental responsibility and supervision. Prosperity also has its disadvantages. A parenting programme has been established but is under-attended. At another level these are symptomatic of a spiritual problem which is not addressed the superificial religiosity that often we find in Cayman. We need spiritual revival.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Thursday, December 8, 2005
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Jamaica & Cayman Islands
Dear Mr. Ebanks,
Thanks for replying on line, people will always criticized. On a serous note; Jamaica does have a crime and drug problem, because peopie want to get too much, too fast and some might even have psychological dammage because their family member or love ones might have been killed, however this does not give them the right to commit a crime. Now the question is;what can be done about it? Do you have any suggestion that might inspire and teach one young man or woman to do better. Thats what good neighbours are for.
By Licoln. @ Canada/Gods Land
Thursday, December 8, 2005
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Cayman/Jamaican visas
Lincoln,
Who said that we didn't see the people committing the crimes? In some cases the offenders were caught tried and convicted. On the same day the Ja/ visa for Caymanians was announced the biggest drug bust on Cayman Brac for ganja was made and three J'cans have been arrested in connection with.
Please don't misunderstand - I have a great appreciation for J'cans as a people. Many of my dearest friends are J'can. There are many distinguished scholars, athletes etc. from Ja. But there is also a serious criminal element. The facts are the facts whether we like them or not. Hiding form them will not change them.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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Cayman/Jamaican visas
Payne,
There is no need to be belligerent. I was hoping that my comments would help raise and not lower the tone of the discussion. I was also under the impression that Caymanians had been invited to comment on this issue. No need to be a payne.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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SO WHAT!!!!
Ducan EBanks did you really had was to fill the web site (almost ) with your 1,2,3, and so on. Why not write an article ;then everyone will read your numbers of Cayman theories. Did it occurs to you that everyone may not own a computer so your respones are very much limited. Like me, others may read your first 2 responses then move on to something else. Hey everyone love their beautiful Island; but the countries that are carrying the swing such as America, Uk, Paris , the European countries etc are all that matters. In other words the bigger fish swim the furthest.
By payne @ LI, NY
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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Cayman & Jamaica Situation
Welcome on line Mr. Ebanks, I have red most of your articles and will respond in a timely fashion.I am not defending the action of Jamaicans who come to your country and do bad things, however I would like to share a true story with you that took place in Canada.I went into a store to buy breakfast one morning, while I was there, eventually I decided to walk arround, a white guy came in during the process. He walked by me and said "let the ......keep on watching you, I am going to fix him today" He went on to fill his bag with very expensive Chocolates and walk out, you see, The owner was watching me but I was not the thief. If you dont see the people who are doing these crime, how can you say they are Jamaicans?
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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Cayman & Jamaica Situation
Welcome on line Mr. Ebanks, I have red most of your articles and will respond in a timely fashion.I am not defending the action of Jamaicans who come to your country and do bad things, however I would like to share a true story with you that took place in Canada.I went into a store to buy breakfast one morning, while I was there, eventually I decided to walk arround, a white guy came in during the process. He walked by me and said "let the ......keep on watching you, I am going to fix him today" He went on to fill his bag with very expensive Chocolates and walk out, you see, Th owner was watching me but I was not the thief.
By Lincoln @ Canada/Gods Land
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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Cayman/Jamaican visas
10. Ja. stands to lose much more than Cayman from this tit for tat. If Cayman were react in the same petty way that the Ja. Govt. has and send J'cans home in droves ad replace them by Filipinos (who are much less expensive to employ), Hondurans etc. Ja. would lose the tens of millions of dollars in foreign exchange which it gets from Cayman (not the other way around) it would have thousands more unemployed and its crime rate would reach hellish proportions. Many, many more J'cans visit Cayman than the other around. There are other avenues of obtaining foreign visas.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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Cayman/Jamaican visas
9. Shouting "discrimination!" every time something happens that does not suit you suggests that you are not well-balanced emotionally and have a chip on your shoulder. You couldn't possibly believe that every country in the world that has imposed visa restrictions in respect of J'can simply hate J'cans. Instead, it is a manipulative way of seeking to achieve one's own way by playing on the fears of others to have such a pejorative term applied to them. It is the moral equivalent of cussing and shouting to get attended ahead of others at the head of the queue. It is the tyranny of political correctness, which must as a matter of principle be resisted.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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Cayman/Jamaican visas
7. It is true that there are historical ties between Ja,. and Cayman as they were administered together by Britain Governor of Ja. was automatically the Governor of Cayman. Unfortunately this appears to have led some J'cans to feel that they are superior to Caymanians, that we should be forever beholden to them and that they are entitled to free access here. The comment that we are not to forget our history was laden with a tone not of affection but of condescension.
8. Caymanians have never posed any kind of threat to the border security of Jamaica.
9. The Ja, Govt. has the mentality of the neighbourhood bully that feels that although the big boys (USA, Britain, Canada) have offended his pride he dare not tackle them for fear of being beaten to a pulp but instead he will take his spite out on his smaller neighbour whom he believes cannot do so.
By Duncan Ebanks @ Cayman
spiritformed@hotmail.com
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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