On Tuesday November 19 th 2019 Roosevelt addressed the nation after his police officers violently attacked unarmed Dominicans who were protesting for electoral reform. This demand has been denied to them for eleven years and three election cycles. Roosevelt, ordered by his advisor Tony Astaphan has been in defiance of the people’s request because, as […]
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DLP Operative Paul Baron was unceremoniously kicked out as President of the National Youth Council for his overt partisanship as president. The organization which represents young people from all walks of life has been a hunting ground for the DLP who provide the leaders of the organisation with perks to get them on board. Kelvar […]
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Skerrit’s descent into Schizophrenia
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by Dr. Reality in These Time On November 19, 2019 Skerrit who runs things on Dominica gave a speech following a night of rioting he incited by denying Dominicans electoral reform. in a remarkable display of delusion he blamed peaceful Dominicans who marched for democracy as the ones destroying Dominica. Make no doubt about it: […]
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Pharaoh and His Pharisees
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By Reggie Kempinski the Bull Neck Diner On November 19, 2019, the morning after he set his security forces to fire tear gas on innocent Dominican men, women and children protesting for democracy, Pharaoh spoke He was nervous. His eyes started about. His forehead glistened with cold sweat. He gulped, anxiety gripping his visage. Pharaoh […]
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Dominica: Why An Election in a Small Caribbean State Could Be Pivotal
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Analysis. By GIS/Defense & Foreign Affairs in Roseau and Washington, DC. Most governments allocate 95 percent of their intelligence budgets and attention, and 100 percent of their best thinkers to “the main target”: the threat which causes them most concern. Most governments, then, face “intelligence failures”, “black swan events”, and the lack of preparation for […]
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WASHINGTON POST ON DOMINICA PROTEST
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The Washington Post, a very reputable American news magazine has broken the news this morning November 19th at 10am of what’s going on in Dominica. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY
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SALISBURY IS STANDING Tonight one of the most resilient communities in Dominica has decided to take a stand again . They have joined the call to stand against the corrupt regime of Roosevelt Skerrit . The Bawi people have been deliberately penalized by the DLP government.
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TEARGAS RAINS DOWN ON INNOCENT CIVILIANS
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The number of protesters in Dominica grew exponentially today Nov 18th. They marched through the city and up to the Neg Mawon statue . They encountered the usual barricade the police in military outfit had set up for 8 days now . The only difference was there were now hundreds of protesters. They stood at […]
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IS GERALD BURTON COMPROMISED?
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Recent reports about a lawyer surreptitiously recording female users of his office washroom has caused us to question the Male lawyers serving in Dominica. While we have no evidence to confirm that the culprit is Gerald Burton, we are asking him to clear his name as he is the Chairman of the Electoral commission and […]
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PRESIDENT SAVARIN GIVEN UNTIL 3PM TODAY TO CANCEL NOMINATION DAY
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In a 3 page letter sent to the President, local lawyer Cara Shillingford acting on behalf of the Leader of the opposition and a group of concerned citizens have given President Charles Savarin up to 3PM today to cancel nomination day. The letter cites 8 grounds under which the president has to consider the request […]