Re: Perhaps the POLITICO from Punta Gorda has arrived
[Re: Otteralum]
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04/18/08 08:28 AM
04/18/08 08:28 AM
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ScubaLdy
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Don I find a lot of excitement and energy happing here since the March election! I too am amazed at how few people acknowledge the various news postings on San Pedro Daily. I think those of us who live here are a small minority of this board and most of the regulars ‘just want to have fun.’ Maybe Marty should set up a board for us??? Each week one of the local politicians has attended the Chamber of Commerce meeting and given reports. Yesterday the engineer for the planning department gave an excellent report on docks and waste and asked for our help. The police report in the San Pedro Sun listed at least five busts on DRUG DEALERS, not just end users. I was told that one of the local bars was fined and a prostitute was arrested. Now, before anyone starts a rant – I would like to see marijuana decriminalized and prostitution legalized. But until it is . . . AND the Prime Minister named his ex-wife to be ambassador to the UN! Puts a difference face on nepotism. I have high hope for this country.
Harriette Take only pictures leave only bubbles
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Re: Perhaps the POLITICO from Punta Gorda has arri
[Re: elbert]
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04/18/08 12:37 PM
04/18/08 12:37 PM
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ScubaLdy, I I subscribe to the San Pedro Daily and read it every day. It provides me with different information, good and bad, on a place I hope to live and different than what I learn on the MB. I also look at the weeklies, AC Today and SP Sun, and was watching TV News 5 & 7 but they remind me to much of the “drive by media” here: Always the sensational very little on the good things. My point is: I do like “having fun” on the “board”, but I am extremely interested in the National and local politics of Belize. It provides insight for the future. I can only speak for my self and not the others: I do not provide input on discussions such as these because I do not live there, yet, and do not feel that I have a right to voice my opinion. But I am still very interested in the discussion and the views present by all. I did notice that there have been 197 views on this subject, but only 9 responses. Others are reading, so please continue to share.
"Hold on Tight To Your Dreams" ELO
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Re: Perhaps the POLITICO from Punta Gorda has arri
[Re: ubbit]
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04/18/08 03:06 PM
04/18/08 03:06 PM
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Geez: The paper belongs to the owner and run by the editor. He can run any doggone thing he wants to. If he screws up and loses credibility, it's his financial asz. I don't know what other folks hometowns are like, but the general policy of the papers around here is: if the writer requests anonimity and discloses his name AND a reason for the request, the paper either honors the request or tells the writer that it'll be published with a name, or not all. The choice is then up to the writer, but the real onus first is on the paper to analyze the writer's reasons.
Flyfishing my way through mid-life crisis.
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