The BU household is suffering from post Crop Over stress. We hope the BU family can exercise patience as we rebuild to full steam. Until such time, please enjoy the tidbits of news received from our sources.
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Whose island is it?
Not content with their rape of Heywood’s beach to prevent local lads playing football there and scaring the living daylights out of a few white investors who fear black people laughing and being rambunctious the Port St. Charles gangsters have resorted to a new tactic. It’s called, “Call the police.”
As part of the Port St. Charles abomination the investors have built a secluded bar and restaurant area for the rich folk to keep very much to themselves. With a jetty ideal for local kids to jump and dive into their own Caribbean Sea. On Sunday they were doing just that and having much fun when the Port St. Charles Homeland Security goons called the police.
Of course when the ashamed policeman arrived the kids had vanished. Hey, whose island is this?
SSA Booth at Kensington Oval
SSA Chairman Don Marshall hogged the booth for Cohobblopot – it was allotted by the NCF for Sanitation use, instead Marshall chose to host UWI pals alone, not a member of SSA Management was invited – it was verified when the spouse of an SSA employee passed by to greet Management and was shocked at not recognizing a single person in the booth and left quickly.
Cayman Islands Deputy police commissioner charged with four offenses
A family member emailed us this article which reported the arrest of Deputy Police Commissioner of the Cayman Islands Rudolph Dixon. The independent investigation is being carried out by the Metropolitan Police Service. The importance of this story comes against the background of calls for independent investigations into recent events involving our own police force.
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