06
Jun
It’s Time for Political Suss with Lady D and Mama ASID
Author: admin // Category: LADY D, Radio, blogs, mama asid, news, politics, reggaeIt’s Time for the SUSS - Lady D and Mama ASID burn out Corruption AGAIN
Have you ever noticed that Politics Stinks; and sometime it’s Rotten from the inside. We resumed Political Suss this week with Gusto.
“Lady D and Mama ASID burn out Corruption” - to quote the great rasta singer and philosopher Isiah Mentor.
This episode we find ourselves refreshing from a few stories we did when we left off last season.
- Maggots in Canned Food or the Bomb - what’s really up at Kingston Wharf ?
- 222 Un-Explained Police Murders and Untold Larceny - why is Jamaica Constabulatory Force Red Flagged Again by Amnesty Int’l; USINS; and Western Union ?
- The Great Train Robbery - how the Chinese and Indians Robbed Jamaica’s Train System and Economy ?
- Is Ninja Man a True Ninja ? - This is for Next Weeks Podcast, because we are shocked at his arrest and detention for not being a Ninja..WOW !
“Lady D and Mama ASID burn out Corruption”, AGAIN
Duration : 33 Minutes / 64k Digital Media
Produced : 05/29/09 by RE Ausetkmt/Lady D for ASID Hi-Power SoundStudios. UK/JM/US & Powerhouse WLMJ Radio.com
Copyright : all rights reserved to original copyright owners; RE Ausetkmt for BadGalsRadio.com; ASID Hi-Power SoundSystem and Studios UK/JM/US
ST JOHN’S, Antigua — Addressing the country on Saturday, The leader of the opposition Antigua Labour Party, Lester Bird, said that the resignation of Wilmoth Daniel as deputy prime minister in the United Progressive Party government on grounds of no confidence in the Prime Minister speaks for itself. 
GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands: Placing the blame squarely on court stenographers, counsel for Cayman Islands Grand Court judge Priya Levers on Thursday told a three-man judicial inquiry into her professional conduct that the complaints against her were “totally without foundation”. 
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Tough-talking Jamaica Prime Minister Bruce Golding says that his administration will not bend under pressure from threats of protest action by members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and workers at the National Water Commission. “This administration will not be bullied,” Golding said. 
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The 12th meeting of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Council for Foreign Affairs and Community Relations (COFCOR), which ended in Jamaica on Saturday, was said to be highly successful. Among the topics dealt with were the global financial and economic crisis. 
KINGSTOWN, St Vincent — A small Beech 18 twin-engined aircraft caused the ET Joshua Airport on mainland St Vincent to be closed for a short period on Friday morning after it ran off the runway onto the airstrip and damaged the fencing. The aircraft had a lone occupant on board, pilot Colombian-born Jorge Pardo. 
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad — Trinidad and Tobago Opposition leader Basdeo Panday has expressed great concern at the number of road accidents and fatalities in the twin island republic. He issued a statement after six persons were killed within 48 hours and attributed most of the fatalities to the consumption of alcohol. 
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad — Queen Elizabeth will be in Trinidad in November for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), which is scheduled for November. Commonwealth Secretary General, Kamalesh Sharma, who was in Port of Spain making arrangements for the Summit made the announcement. 