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20th
Feburary 2010
LPM tells
youth: “MISTAKES ARE IMPORTANT LIFE LESSONS
TO LEARN FROM”
The
co-chairpersons of The Lucian Peoples Movement,
the newest political party in St. Lucia, has
called upon the youth to prepare themselves
to take their future and that of the country
into their hands in order to move their lives
and that of St. Lucia forward come the next
general election constitutionally due by 2011.
Interim Co Chairman Therold Prudent, in his
Independence Day message, told the young people
that they should learn from their mistakes and
not compound them with further mistakes and
blunders.
“You should be fighting poverty wars and
not gang wars. You should be shooting down false
ideologies with rational and sound arguments
and not your fellowman with rifles and shotguns.
And you should be killing arrogance, bigotry
and injustice in our society and not your brothers
and sisters,” he said.
Mr. Prudent told the youth that, ‘It is
their time to define the kind of Lucia in which
they want their children to live and grow up
in. A St. Lucia build on the foundation of moral
and ethical values, and one which adopts a non
violent approach to problem solving and resolution.”
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Interim co-chairman,
Franklin McDonald, told the youth in his statement,
that they should take the opportunities that
now present themselves to get an education.
The foundation of every country, he said,
is the education of its youth. He cautioned,
“When you make a mistake, don’t
look back at it long. Look forward. Mistakes
are lessons of wisdom. They cannot change
the past but you can change the future.
Mr. McDonald told the youth that making mistakes
are part of being human and they should see
their mistakes as important life lessons that
can only be learned the hard way but should
not be repeated.”
Both Messrs McDonald and Prudent pray that
St. Lucians, on this the occasion of our 31st
Independence, receive the blessings of the
Almighty and the wisdom and guidance that’s
needed to make the country a safer and more
benevolent place for all.
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