State Terrorism, an old practice of the United States

The recent unbelievable statements by the fascistic Reverend Pat Robertson of the United States recommending that the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela can be gotten rid of by assassinating him is an example of the way our history has been decided by the actions of U.S imperialism, distorting our reality and our development.

COMMENTARY By Michael Chastanet
Elysee Palace up for grabs

The French Population are now gripped in one of the most competitive elections for their presidency in years and what makes the biggest difference of all is the composition of the candidates, their varying philosophies and the noticeable age difference of the past aspirants.

24/04/07

Brian Charles Lara 1990 – 2007
From fame to blame

The West Indies, Pakistan, India and England teams all have to return to the drawing board big time, as Australia has set a new agenda as far as sport is concerned. The discipline, aggression and hunger to succeed and win are the hallmark of success in every facet of life and this does not only apply to sport but also in business. The West Indies depended on natural talent for too long a period and the same way in which computerisation revolutionized the world so has the scientific methods of batting bowling and fielding emerged.

The LRF SoundWorks Project

Anything of quality continuously evolves, assimilating rhythms of individual and collective experiences of which man is not only the Cause, but also the Effect.
The art form commonly called Music is a signal indicator of individual and social progress, and a definitive outward indication of the depth, and/or nature, of the Spiritual evolvement of the society that produces it.

NIC Annual Lecture

The National Insurance Corporation in observance of its 28th Anniversary will be hosting its 4th Annual Lecture at the National Insurance Conference Center on April 30, 2007 at 7.00 p.m.
Prefessor Harvey Millar, a St. Lucian residing in Halifax, Canada is the guest lecturer.