Dear Editor,
The political future and the system of governance in Jamaica are nowhere near a dead end.
As I observe the many individuals from both sides of the political divide who are capable of steering Jamaica down the right road and who are coming forward and being active in the affairs of the country, I am comforted by the possibility of the changes they will achieve.
Instead of using violent methods of tackle problems, these individuals are willing to sit around a table and discuss problems in order to arrive at a practical solution. This is highly commendable.
The era of the blame game, name-calling, handouts and partisan politics is coming to an end. A revolution is dawning. The process might appear to be slow, but I'm cautiously optimistic that it will be a reality. There is no way we can continue to operate in this manner because if we do, there will be no winners, just losers.
Shemar Barnes
shem_scb@yahoo.com
A new era in politics
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The political future and the system of governance in Jamaica are nowhere near a dead end.
As I observe the many individuals from both sides of the political divide who are capable of steering Jamaica down the right road and who are coming forward and being active in the affairs of the country, I am comforted by the possibility of the changes they will achieve.
Instead of using violent methods of tackle problems, these individuals are willing to sit around a table and discuss problems in order to arrive at a practical solution. This is highly commendable.
The era of the blame game, name-calling, handouts and partisan politics is coming to an end. A revolution is dawning. The process might appear to be slow, but I'm cautiously optimistic that it will be a reality. There is no way we can continue to operate in this manner because if we do, there will be no winners, just losers.
Shemar Barnes
shem_scb@yahoo.com
A new era in politics
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