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Wired to say NO
Some people worry that Guatemala has some ace hidden under its sleeves, which it will pull out at the ICJ and slam on the table, like a winning feech, and game, set and match, kaput, bye-bye [...]
Belize will never be destroyed from the outside
In February of 1967, Ambassador Bethuel Webster, who was appointed by President of the United States, Lyndon Johnson, to mediate the dispute between the United Kingdom and the Republic of Guatemala over British Honduras, wrote to [...]
Said Musa declares
Well, he took his own sweet time to do it. Said Musa might have declared before, but I didn’t hear the words direct from his mouth until he stood up and told the world on January [...]
Resetting national rhetoric and behavior: A MUST for resolving Guatemala’s unfounded claim
Amandala, Aug. 23, 2015– “Sometimes people hold a core belief that is very strong. When they are presented with evidence that works against that belief, the new evidence cannot be accepted. It would create a feeling that is extremely [...]
Musings by the Curious Non-Conformist
A Reflection on What Could Have Been And The “More” We Could Have Done. “I am nineteen. “Nineteen with the cold soul of a 91-year-old decorated with bed sores. My eyes have seen it all… Black [...]
Not everyone likes D Trump in America
My younger brother, Ronald, and my cousin, Mike Lindo, are Belizean/American Facebook friends of mine who are very anti-Donald Trump as president of the USA. They write and post some of the toughest things about the [...]
Gut Reaction
BELIZE CITY, Wed., Jan. 9, 2019– Nothing stirs us up like the unfounded “claim” of Guatemala to our jewel. It’s a question of nationalism, of patriotism; a call to arms. Once the “claim” enters the public [...]
How Camalote pathway led me to become unethical/political
There are things in this world that put no strain on the brain to figure out. If there are no people on the earth, then another animal will rule it. It is a natural follow that [...]
The choice before us
Continued from last week Friday, January 4, 2019 issue #3240 of the Amandala The second and considerably larger elephant in the room that everyone pointedly ignores is the fact that the ICJ can indeed find a [...]
That road is a disaster for villagers
You can be an educated disaster Being able to do math is considered a sign of intelligence. Hmm, some of us prize physicality, but after David slew Goliath we have grudgingly accepted that brain power will [...]
