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Norris R. McDonald |Corruption as economic violence + COMMENTS
Norris McDonald’s article is superb: morally lucid and economically grounded. Dr Beverley Brown-Sands rightly defends its core truth — corruption is economic violence. Anyone, whether masked as Insight4Sight, Clirey, VXtruth, XAMYCA or otherwise, may write and look like a saint, but does not fool critical-thinking, evidence-driven citizens for long. Resources amplify echoes; they cannot sanitise a reptilian's rattle.
Would you not agree that Jamaica must resist ever-smiling

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Feb 226 min read


AN OPEN PROPOSAL: Solar Democracy for Jamaica’s Post-Melissa Renewal; Distributed Solar for National Recovery and Trust
Hurricane Melissa again revealed the cost of centralised fragility. But, distributed rooftop solar offers households resilience where transmission lines repeatedly fail. When households generate energy, they gain protection from outages, fuel price shocks, and rising living costs.

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Jan 117 min read


Dennis A. Minott | Memoriam: Cynthia Elaine Lewis PhD
'Precisely three years and two days ago, my colleague, business partner, finest thought-clarifier, and most erudite friend, Dr Cynthia Elaine Lewis, passed over into Glory Land. She died suddenly on December 31, 2022.
Toward the end of 2022, shortly before her passing, I coined the syllogism billioneering. Cynthia asked me—quietly but insistently—to define it rigorously. At the time, I did my best. It was not enough.
What follows is a clarified Comparative Map: Billioneerin

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Jan 42 min read
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