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Francis Wade says: “This entire episode regarding Parliamentarians and their dual citizenship has driven up a certain kind of Jamaican pride that I am ambivalent about.”
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Who was it that ran the thinking Jamaicans out in the 70s……. that brain drain almost ruined Jamaica, and now many of our large companies are now foreign owned.
A South American soccer coach for the Reggie Boyz, foreign companies donating to political parties. Hypocrites that what it is……… Now that the JLP is trying to clean house, the PNP is trying to say that the Consitution is now a “Shackle”, and MP with US passports must loose their seats, but Canadians and Australians can be elected, foolishness.
Let the MPs with foreign bank accounts declare those accounts. One MP bought a Government car for $400,000 J $ and sold it for $2,000,000.00 J$ Two Million. See the Herald of May 18th.They love the poor…….right. All Jamaica is, to them is a feeding tree.
David.