JA, Conned Into INDECOM : This Will Be Just As Consequential Or Worse…

Only in Jamaica would a conference on law enforcement’s use of force protocols be discussed and there is no input from Law Enforcement.
In fact the Andrew Holness Government can only be characterized as disrespectful of the police, military and Corrections departments, which are the agencies which would use force against civilians as part of their job.

That the Holness Government allowed INDECOM to convene a meeting with support from the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development, the United States Embassy and the United Nations office in Jamaica but did not invite the police, military or corrections is testament of it’s refusal to appreciate the serious implications crime poses to Jamaicans.

But most impor­tant­ly it under­scores the dim light in which the admin­is­tra­tion, as the one before it, and the Island’s elites view mem­bers of the law enforce­ment community.
Surely the light in which the law enforce­ment agen­cies are viewed is con­sis­tent with short pants and night watchmen.
The Force has evolved some­what but mem­bers of the polit­i­cal class cer­tain­ly hasn’t .

ONLY IN JAMAICA

Holness addressed the con­fer­ence, so too did the Minister of National secu­ri­ty Robert Montague and others.
But the police were treat­ed like adopt­ed chil­dren , removed from the room, while their sur­ro­gate par­ents dis­cussed the best ways to pro­ceed with them.
No need to have the chil­dren in the room , they are ful­ly inca­pable of par­tic­i­pat­ing in mean­ing­ful­ly discussion.
Or worse, chil­dren have no busi­ness in grown folks conversation.
The rules are made and chil­dren do what they are told.

I got­ta say, am I glad I walked away from that in 1991.
Here they have a con­ver­sa­tion about police use of force, yet the very agen­cies which are being dis­cussed, the very agen­cies which would be the ones using force in their encoun­ters with the pub­lic are exclud­ed from the table.
How ridicu­lous is that?

Yet don’t be sur­prised that there will be no short­age of world the wise who will tell you that a con­fer­ence like this does not have to have the groups exclud­ed to be legitimate.
This is not new , Bruce Golding and the sim­ple­ton Portia Simpson Miller came togeth­er and [trumped] up an anti-law enforce­ment law called the INDECOM Act.
Absent from the debate as well was the Police Military, and Corrections Departments .
The Jamaican Government views these agen­cies as serfs and peas­ants who do not deserve a seat at the table , they ought to sim­ply do as they are told.

Remarkably, Andrew Holness could not get the sim­ple-mind­ed Simpson Miller to agree to a walk-through the gar­risons as a sym­bol­ic ges­ture of peace.
But Bruce Golding was able to get Portia and the Opposition PNP to agree to craft the INDECOM act a crime enhance­ment law.
The only area in which the two polit­i­cal par­ties, or more apt­ly, the two ( crim­i­nal gangs) ever came togeth­er in a bi-par­ti­san fash­ion was to craft the crime enhance­ment bit of garbage law called the INDECOM Act.
Such is the pal­pa­bil­i­ty of the hatred and dis­re­spect the two Jamaican polit­i­cal par­ties have for the rule of law.

Pointing out these facts nev­er fail to draw out howls of accu­sa­tions that I do not want to see account­abil­i­ty in the police department.
Over the years, not only have I writ­ten exten­sive­ly about police cor­rup­tion, I have offered up work­able solu­tions on how to help resolve said malady.
I refuse to spend my time reflect­ing on idi­ot­ic state­ments from sim­ple mind­ed indi­vid­u­als who can­not face facts because those facts are anti­thet­i­cal to , or do not line up with their world view.

But if you thought that what the Labor Party is doing is bad as it relates to INDECOM and the dis­re­spect for the Police and Military you are sad­ly mistaken.

For years I have been warn­ing in this very medi­um that the Jamaican Government’s in-bed rela­tion­ship with Carolyn Gomes of JFF and oth­er groups whose inter­est does not line up with the best inter­ests of Jamaica and Jamaicans is indeed bad for our country.

I have also warned what the con­se­quences would be as it relates to the INDECOM law .Other Former Police offi­cers have too. Former SSP Renato Adams warned that Jamaica would pay dearly .
I doubt that there is any­one who would con­tend that the coun­try isn’t pay­ing dear­ly today .
Not only is the Island pay­ing dear­ly, it has no idea how to walk back the effects, because no mat­ter how many Jamaicans die they can­not gath­er the courage to repeal the INDECOM Act out of fear of their for­eign handlers.

Delroy Chuck Will Most Likely Receive A National Honor All Their Cronies Do: But He Belongs In The Hall Of Shame !!!

I warned about Delroy Chuck’s agen­da as it relates to crime.
I write inces­sant­ly that Delroy Chuck wants the court dock­ets purged of all cas­es which are over 5 years old , includ­ing mur­der cases.
Chuck argues that it would free up the courts to be more efficient ‚.
The fact of the mat­ter is that such actions would exac­er­bate and accel­er­ate the strate­gies in motion which cause the delays in the first place.
Violent mur­der­ers would have their lawyers frus­trate the sys­tem fur­ther mak­ing sure they nev­er face jus­tice for their crimes.

Despite my warn­ings about Gomes no one paid atten­tion until Gomes agen­da was revealed when her orga­ni­za­tion, Jamaicans For Justice was found to have dis­trib­uted homo­sex­u­al lit­er­a­ture to under­age children.
Carolyn Gomes was forced to step aside .
Again Delroy Chuck’s name come into the pic­ture. Chuck recent­ly revealed in the par­lia­ment that he was lob­bied by a for­eign ambas­sador to change the Nation’s bug­gery law.

Is Delroy Chuck King?

These are the hid­den agen­das being forced on our people.
This crawl­ing peg insti­tu­tion­al­iza­tion of an alien cul­ture being pro­mul­gat­ed on our peo­ple is not read­i­ly obvi­ous to Jamaicans.
The ideas are duplic­i­tous in the way they are couched in lan­guage which con­vinces ordi­nary Jamaicans it’s for their own good.
INDECOM was sup­posed to root out cor­rup­tion from the police, mil­i­tary and cor­rec­tions departments.
What the coun­try end­ed up with are a lot of dead Jamaicans and dra­mat­ic ero­sion of respect for the rule of law. Additionally, less crooked police offi­cers and oth­er mem­bers of the secu­ri­ty ser­vices are con­vict­ed that when the CCRB was respon­si­ble for that function.

Hypocrite :Delroy Chuck!

Carolyn Gomes was exposed but not before she was bestowed with nation­al honors .
Delroy Chuck now wants to insti­tu­tion­al­ize homo­sex­u­al­i­ty in Jamaica at the behest of for­eign lobbyists.
He is not afraid to tear down the church and the insti­tu­tions we have held dear and which have served us well for generations.
What we must ask then is, ” does this Administration serve the inter­est of the Jamaican peo­ple”, whether we sup­port the par­ty in pow­er or not?
Speaking out against intrin­sic wrongs does not make the mes­sen­ger a polit­i­cal shill for the oth­er party.
It means some of us are pre­pared to stand up for Jamaica, regard­less of the occu­pant of Jamaica House.