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It seems that the Bishop beat up a man because he and the man did not want to share the same entrance to their homes. Religion has got to be the best job in the world. You guys ever heard of a priest, pandit, Imam, Rabbi or pastor getting layed off from work? Hell no. Plus, you don't have to pay taxes. Also, all them ladies like and love you regardless of if your whole face got smashed in by a slap from Joey because he mistook you for Ralph or Freddy Kisson. Them guys have it made for sure.
Wally
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Originally posted by Wally:
It seems that the Bishop beat up a man because he and the man did not want to share the same entrance to their homes. Religion has got to be the best job in the world. You guys ever heard of a priest, pandit, Imam, Rabbi or pastor getting layed off from work? Hell no. Plus, you don't have to pay taxes. Also, all them ladies like and love you regardless of if your whole face got smashed in by a slap from Joey because he mistook you for Ralph or Freddy Kisson. Them guys have it made for sure.


This is the disgrace that JAgdeo has on the ERC?

This is the nonsense that the PPP carrying on with and why they have lost the traditional base of support. This man is a thug.
J
There is a idea that was put forward by some sociologists a few years ago. When a person cannot hit back at their oppressors they then hit back at the people next to them.

Some blacks may not be able to hit back at white racism because they are powerless to do so (the white guy is usually much bigger and stronger physically and has the technological know how to make their own bombs and bullets) so some opprossed blacks may hit back at the powerless people next to them. Idi Amin is a perfect example.
Wally
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Originally posted by Sunil:
I have known Edghill since 1992, his name was always Juan given that his mother is Portuguese.


He used to go by Anthony also. BTW Juan is Spanish, Portuguese equivalent is João.

http://www.landofsixpeoples.com/gyup305.htm

Members of Ethnic Relations Commission Sworn In
Nine persons representing various interest groups have been sworn in as members and alternates on the newly established Ethnic Relations Commission.

The signing at the Office of the President on May 2 took place almost three years after the Commission was formally established by law.

Those who were sworn in were: Andrew Garnett and his alternate Carvil Duncan, representing organized labor; members Bishop Anthony Juan Edghill and Radha Krishna Sharma representing the religious community; member Norman McLean and his alternate, John P. Willems representing the private sector; member, Dr Frank Anthony and his alternate Dr Rajendra Singh representing youth; and member Cheryl Sampson representing women.

Other members still to be sworn in are Pandit Ramkissoon Maharaj and Shahabudeen McDoom representing the religious community and alternates Pastor Roy Thakurdyal and Shafeek Khan; and Leila Austin.

The Commission will promote harmony between persons of all ethnic groups; to help investigate and end all forms of ethnic discrimination; and to promote equal access by persons of all ethnic groups to all public or other services and facilities.
FM

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