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Maxwell's House: Shame and Scandal ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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In those days the Mirror was Britain's largest circulation daily with about three or four million sales every day. It was rough, relevant, irreverent and accurate. No one can hope to bribe or twist,. The British journalist;. For, seeing what the man will do,. There's no occasion to.". A Mirror photograph of Air Jamaica aircraft is titled, simply, eloquently "Jet Mule: Air Jamaica has nine services a week to the UK". Now, that's what I call responsible, unbiased, investigative journalism! A further giveaw...
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Maxwell's House: May 2002 ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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In those days the Mirror was Britain's largest circulation daily with about three or four million sales every day. It was rough, relevant, irreverent and accurate. No one can hope to bribe or twist,. The British journalist;. For, seeing what the man will do,. There's no occasion to.". A Mirror photograph of Air Jamaica aircraft is titled, simply, eloquently "Jet Mule: Air Jamaica has nine services a week to the UK". Now, that's what I call responsible, unbiased, investigative journalism! A further giveaw...
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Maxwell's House: Beset by Eddie Seaga, Betrayed by Mutty Perkins ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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Beset by Eddie Seaga, Betrayed by Mutty Perkins. DESMOND ALLEN Interviews John Maxwell. When the PNP won the 1959 general elections by a landslide, Maxwell felt that his own analysis had held true over Seaga's. "He has never forgiven me for those two articles," Maxwell firmly believes. But this was child's play, compared with what was to come 13 years later when he would face an unconquerable Seaga in a bruising electoral battle for the fearsome West Kingston constituency. The courage of Peter Abrahams.
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Maxwell's House: An Approved Terrorist ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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AN American journalist, Jerry Mildon, says that the toughest challenge in defending the Central Intelligence Agency is that bad as its failures have been, its successes have often been worse. I was reminded of that by the killing last week of Jonas Savimbi, for 26 years, America's Man In Angola. Between those two, Mobutu and Savimbi, the cause of African unity and development was almost, but not entirely, derailed. Jonas Savimbi was the grandson of a chief of the Ovimbundo, the largest nation in Angola, ...
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Maxwell's House: The Battle of Hope Gardens ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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The Battle of Hope Gardens. Hope Gardens is a very desirable address. Perhaps, after King’s House, Jamaica House and Vale Royal, it must be the most desirable address in all Jamaica. It has been so desirable that for many years, government departments have muscled their way into the gardens, simply by redefining Hope Gardens to their own purposes. They have redefined the gardens to a small sliver of land of about 30 acres - half the size it was in the seventies and a fraction of its true extent. Fast for...
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Maxwell's House: September 2005 ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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Many, many years ago, when I was a teenager at high school, the local cinema mogul would once or twice a term lend the school a projector and a feature film which had been shown everywhere else. This time the projector worked but the sound didn't. The film was "Whispering Smith", a western epic, starring Alan ladd, then at the height of his stardom, a tough, no-nonsense cowboy. I began to laugh and my fellows, to whom Alan Ladd was a genuine hero, looked at me quizzically. The Cubans do it better. In the...
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Maxwell's House: February 2006 ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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The Battle of Hope Gardens. Hope Gardens is a very desirable address. Perhaps, after King’s House, Jamaica House and Vale Royal, it must be the most desirable address in all Jamaica. It has been so desirable that for many years, government departments have muscled their way into the gardens, simply by redefining Hope Gardens to their own purposes. They have redefined the gardens to a small sliver of land of about 30 acres - half the size it was in the seventies and a fraction of its true extent. Fast for...
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Maxwell's House: March 2004 ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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Our Debt is Long Past Due. The Caribbean has now proven that it is even more hopeless at diplomacy than it is at cricket. And, as in cricket, those who are considered guilty are not those at the top but the foot-soldiers. Our gutless leaders - unable to look a principle in the face - are, as I write on Friday, busy selling the Haitian people down the river. . .again. Condoleezza Rice has apparently threatened Jamaica directly, telling Patterson to get rid of Aristide or face unspecified consequences.
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Maxwell's House: December 2004 ::: John Maxwell ::: Jamaican Journalist & Columnist
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At least one of my readers is under the misapprehension that last week I was praising the Government's human rights record. I was doing no such thing. When I reported Mr Nicholson's claims it was because I thought that most of us would have been vividly aware of the truth: when it comes to human rights, this Government is nowhere to be found. While Mr Nicholson boldly spoke about the Government's adherence to the Protocol on Fundamental Rights and Freedoms (part of the Universal Declaration of Human Righ...