All saints west community website

Creating an environment where all are involved and none is excluded Where information and ideas can flow freely.                                              

Rupert E. Henry

 

Antiguans like to memorise, repeat and imitate, but thinking to them is a sign of madness. If thinking is madness I am mad and will remain mad.

      Rupert E. Henry

Most persons In Antigua and Barbuda believe that emancipation is an  act, when in fact it is a process. These persons believe that when the shackles were removed from the feet of the negro slaves in the Caribbean that they were free. The truth of the matter is, although the physical shackles were removed, the shackles on the mind were neglected. This web site aims to show the way to true emancipation by removing the shackles from the mind, through education and rational reasoning.

                              Rupert E. Henry

 

 

 

                                                                     

    Navigation guide: How to use this site

 

 

 

 

This site has three sections: a read-only section, an interactive section and a podcast section

The read-only section is where I will put my ideas, opinions, suggestions, observations and comments. The interactive section is where the residents of All Saints West can interact with each other with their Parliamentary Representative and the rest of the world.

 Rational: is the home page of the interactive section.

Community Blog :  is our online newspaper where anyone can write whatever they want to write.

web poll: I believe that a Parliamentary Representative should always vote according to the will of the persons who sent them to parliament, therefore I have made provision for online voting. My aim is to have all proposed legislation debated in the community before it is debated in parliament. The Representative should then present and defend the views of the community. NOT THE VIEWS OF ANY POLITICAL PARTY.

podcast is the section to watch and listen to. In the months to come a lot of activity will take place on this site.

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*Separation of Powers in the Westminster System. Associate Professor Gerard Carney (Bond University) 13 September 1993      

 

*Errors in our political system

*Comments from Jamaica on the same topic,

by former government minister Francis Tulloch

*From the constitution of Antigua and Barbuda

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