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Misinformation Will be the Downfall of Humanity

August 21, 2021

WHO would have thought in a time where we have a vast expanse of information readily available to us, people would choose to reject expert advice and latch onto the more than questionable rants of unqualified social media “researchers.” Regularly, no one particularly cares what you believe or what you do not believe. Flat earthers […]Read More

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Commentary: T&T Sees Red

August 19, 2021

The People’s National Movement (PNM) had their one-year anniversary of their second term in office under Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and it passed very quietly on August 10, 2021 compared to the grand celebrations of the previous years. Dr Rowley posted a message of gratitude to our population for making what he called […]Read More

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August Pandemic Developments in T&T Courts

August 16, 2021

LAWYERS are now able to breathe a sigh of relief. Back in May, the Ministry of Health had initially blanked the Law Association’s request for an allocation of vaccines to allow the profession to become inoculated against Covid-19. The provision of legal services is an essential service under the public health regulations. Last month, […]Read More

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Doctor Debunks Myths about Covid-19 Vaccines

August 15, 2021

AS a medical professional, the harrowing experience of the Covid-19 pandemic over the last two years has been two-fold. In addition to tunnelling through a myopic way of living filled with uncertainty and failures, I then gather myself and go to work in the hospitals of Trinidad. I am tired. My frontline colleagues are exhausted. […]Read More

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I’m Covid-19 Bulletproof, But Delta is Here

August 14, 2021

WOO-Wee things are looking up! Borders are open, businesses are opening up, my children may get to go to school in person twice a week and people seem to be embracing the vaccinate to operate ideology. Yes, the future is looking all rosy and bri….. BAM! DELTA VARIANT! Oh my life. Oh all our lives. […]Read More

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Evil Triumphs When Good Men Do Nothing

August 12, 2021

By Neil Gosine IT’S sad to say, but our citizens are afraid to speak out against the many atrocities that have been put on the average households and businesses during this pandemic. They are afraid to speak out because of fear of being victimised. The PNM now one year through their second term in […]Read More

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Is Dredging of Watercourses Working in T&T?

August 11, 2021

WE’VE seen the extensive flooding that took place in the last couple weeks: in Port-of-Spain and environs, in Central Trinidad including St Helena and environs and South Trinidad, (Debe, Penal etc.). It’s happening almost daily, in the midst of the crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. In some instances, there are cries that drains […]Read More

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The Commonality of Astro Turf and Flooding

August 7, 2021

WHAT do flooding and Astro Turf have in common? Without any context, you would say they are completely unrelated. Unless of course, you live in Trinidad and Tobago. A magically little island where two completely different things weave together to tell a bewildering narrative as to how things work here. Firstly, let us look […]Read More

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Commentary: Johnny O – The 10% Man

August 5, 2021

John H O’Halloran was known as the “Mr Ten Percent Man” of Trinidad and Tobago. Johnny O, as he was commonly called, made himself an extremely rich man being hand picked by none other than Dr Eric Williams. Johnny O, was born in Trinidad and he grew up here and became a member of the […]Read More

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Is No Vaccine-No Work Policy Legal?

August 2, 2021

MANY restaurateurs are implementing a hardnosed policy to not allow unvaccinated employees to return to work, until they are vaccinated. Or that they can return to work, but will have to produce PCR tests every two weeks etc., paid out of their own pockets. In Trinidad and Tobago, PCR tests (the test used to detect […]Read More

Category : Commentary

Misinformation Will be the Downfall of Humanity

Commentary: T&T Sees Red

August Pandemic Developments in T&T Courts

Doctor Debunks Myths about Covid-19 Vaccines

I’m Covid-19 Bulletproof, But Delta is Here

Evil Triumphs When Good Men Do Nothing

Is Dredging of Watercourses Working in T&T?

The Commonality of Astro Turf and Flooding

Commentary: Johnny O – The 10% Man

Is No Vaccine-No Work Policy Legal?

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