The world swung into an extravagant turn on its Summer Solstice axis on June 25 when the penetrative world online portal named ttinsider.com took the unprecedented step to start a Petition to have the HeadQuarters of the United Nations re-sited in the Caribbean twin-island democratic Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. In taking what must be …
There’s this old story brought back by the local black advertising executive starring on the top agency’s prestigious national airlines account (based on his ruling party connections) who, on being told by the black Maitre’ de that there were no more tables at the posh London restaurant he was about to enter, found his head …
An angry roar is swelling up in the Caribbean Sea with the start of another hurricane season, as leaders of the numerous tiny islands and a shoulder of the South American continent can be heard simultaneously stamping their feet, and banging their desks in a manner similar to characters in The Mouse That Roared! The …
Among the first extraordinary moves executed Mahendra Modi upon being elected as Prime Minister of India were: Invasion of the Kashmir over which India and Pakistan have been in conflict since 1947; The introduction of Yoga as a subject in schools; Acquisition of a new set of modern nuclear equipment to place that country among …
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by R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz/World/May7, 2022 Translator’s Foreword THE APPEARANCE of this small book in 1949 created an unusually large academic controversy in the renowned Department of Egyptology of the College de France, Paris. An “amateur” Egyptologist (as the scholars must have labeled Schwaller de Lubicz) had presented an entirely new and radical approach for …
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It took the public roasting of a sitting US President to highlight the vital importance of the apparently small things that are so necessary for the preservation of democracy which is always very vulnerable, even in the mighty United States of America. “The crowd at the Washington Hilton laughed and, at times, gasped as Noah …
In the July/August 2003 edition of Caribbean Beat magazine, Dylan Kerrigan, Nicholas Laughlin and Annette Arjoon focus on Guyana, “the Caribbean’s largest and least typical territory” for Its astonishing natural beauty; A land of many waters; The Caribbean’s largest and least typical territory; Part of the South American mainland; and With no sea and sand to entice tourists …
The drum beat of the spirit of a defiant people from a time of uprising 52 years ago is now long muted in a past threatened with phones which can outsmart their users. Memories of men who sported big “Afros” as if expecting to intimidate their colonial masters, are now long dead from sheer burn-out …
Why does the chicken cross the street? To get on the other side. What’s red and green and climbs walls? A red and green wall climber. What’s blue and grey and climbs walls? A blue and grey wall climber. Sorry. They only come in red and green! That’s the kind of banter in which my …
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When NBC News reporter Phil McCausland quoted long-time diplomat Daniel Fried on February 24, 2022 as stating: “We’re counting a lot on sanctions, and the ones the Biden administration have put together are really pretty tough,” Russia was at about the same time preparing to inflict its final assault on Ukraine’s capital city Kyiv where …
