Dear Editor,
Who will speak on behalf of the poor? I am willing to do so.
As a Jamaican, do I have a right to freedom of speech? Am I free to kick against certain measures that are put in place?
Mercy is pleading for the poor, but are we freely giving mercy a chance to have its way? I doubt it very much. The seat of mercy is readily available, but no one seems willing to sit in it in order to aid the less fortunate.
It pains my heart to see so many people who have tried to get their visa and have been turned down, again and again.
I believe those who are not successful should be refunded 50 per cent of the visa application fee. Paying $14,000-odd and not being granted the visa is hard to bear; and some people make five or six attempts.
Money doesn't come easily. It's not like when you go to the bush to pick up some sweet locust.
Send mercy.
Donald J McKoy
donaldmckoy2010@hotmail.com
Mercy for visa applicants
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Who will speak on behalf of the poor? I am willing to do so.
As a Jamaican, do I have a right to freedom of speech? Am I free to kick against certain measures that are put in place?
Mercy is pleading for the poor, but are we freely giving mercy a chance to have its way? I doubt it very much. The seat of mercy is readily available, but no one seems willing to sit in it in order to aid the less fortunate.
It pains my heart to see so many people who have tried to get their visa and have been turned down, again and again.
I believe those who are not successful should be refunded 50 per cent of the visa application fee. Paying $14,000-odd and not being granted the visa is hard to bear; and some people make five or six attempts.
Money doesn't come easily. It's not like when you go to the bush to pick up some sweet locust.
Send mercy.
Donald J McKoy
donaldmckoy2010@hotmail.com
Mercy for visa applicants
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