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Attorney General Anand Ramlogan told the Trinidad Newsday that the anti-gang legislation used during last year’s State of Emergency has served its purpose as a deterrent and psychological weapon against gang-related activity.
Judging from this year’s murder rate, Wired868 believes that eradicating gangsters with psychology is as foolproof as drowning a fish. Or maybe the AG is not using his weapon properly.
Wired868 wonders if it too late to replace Shaquille O’Neal with Dr Phil for the Hoops of Life competition.
If God is really a Trini, then he must be a Jehovah’s Witness. Because He certainly has not shown the Read more
First, the good news: Kamla Persad-Bissessar has stepped down as Minister of the People—a possible concession that she has no Read more
Former Sport Minister Anil Roberts made a surprise return to the public eye today at the memorial service for beloved Read more
One is an unfortunate error. Two is a cause for concern. But what do you call three mix-ups in the Read more
Since when did Trinidad and Tobago become the set for the “Hunger Games?” In the past week, the two island Read more
Scene: Office of the Opposition Leader at Balisier House. (PNM political leader Keith Rowley walks in to find Opposition Senators Read more
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