Smiles and handshakes for guilty speaker
(CNS): Government leaders were all smiles and handshakes as they were greeted by House Speaker McKeeva Bush on Friday at the official naming of Parliament, just 24 hours after he appeared in court and admitted assaulting a female bar manager in a drunken frenzy earlier this year. Bush was in full ceremonial garb as he presided over the historic proceedings.
The governor, chief justice and premier were all formally greeted by Bush as they arrived at the renamed political house. Bush even formally greeted the police guard before entering the chamber.
Recalling his 35-year history in the Legislative Assembly and what he said were his own achievements, the speaker attacked people for complaining on social media and the radio and took aim at those who might poke fun of the occasion.
Bush said he was “ringing this warning bell” about those leading the charge against everything and that it was not beneficial “that they are prepared to behave irresponsibly to get their way”. The long-standing member for West Bay said the people who were at times tearing down the church and undermining government at every level had done nothing “but talk with nice flowery language”.
He said people were urging others to demonstrate about everything, “and maybe demonstrate against the speaker too”.
Bush made no mention of why people might want to protest against him retaining his high office, given his admission of violence and public intoxication.
The speaker went on to commend the current coalition government and said people should be grateful for the Cayman Islands, given the situation here compared to other countries.
The speaker’s address was followed by Governor Martyn Roper’s throne speech for the state opening of Parliament and Premier Alden McLaughlin’s address.
Bush then went on to hand out commemorative symbolic keys made from Caymanite to each member of Parliament, with the exception of Roy McTaggart and Juliana O’Connor-Connolly who were not present for the celebrations, shook hands and smiled for the photo opportunity.
With the exception of Ezzard Miller, no members of Parliament, including the three female members, have responded to requests from CNS for comment on Bush’s guilty pleas last week, the admissions about his drunken behaviour and the expletive laden message he had sent about his victim.
See the ceremony on CIGTV below:
Category: Politics
big mac escapes again !!!! how can someone so big and disgusting looking like a damn Whopper or Big Mac slip away so easy…what a joke his ass needs to be held accountable even more so then a everyday citizen
He wasn’t sentenced yet. If he escapes prison time, and I believe this is simply impossible in any civilized society, then every visitors must boycott The Cayman Islands, the place where women assaulted regularly and customarily while perpetrators simply forgiven. He is a chauvinistic pig, as well as those who shake hands with him.
Bush must be kicked out, kicked out, kicked out. Lock him up.
Utterly disgraceful bunch of now called MPS
Unfortunately, it is the people who have been schooled by the failing education system on this island who are the ones to blame.
After all, it is those people who continue to vote into office individuals we now call members of Parliament. Elections are coming up in the new year. It is time for complete housekeeping. If the current Parliament is allowed to continue, Cayman will end up just like the USA which is governed by an ever more obvious band of thieves and self-serving insiders.
Too bad the Queen does not follow the antics of these dirty politicians and can the whole bunch!
Only ones to blame are those that keep silent… Don’t take education to make you conscious of right and wrong unless you want to keep ignorant
Let us show our condemnation of the useless coward MLAs who suck up to McKeeva.
We should all meet up on Friday at the LA Building to show our disgust with the MLAs.
Every MLA who sucked up to McKeeva should be VOTED OUT.
And take McKeewa for happy hour
Dear CNS: I tried to file a complaint against the LA for lettign McKeeva preside. It’s interesting to note that the name of the complaints officer/clerk has been redacted from the site!
http://www.legislativeassembly.ky/portal/page/portal/lglhome/aboutus/complaints
Hasn’t been updated since 2013, I see. This looks like one of the many things that exist only on paper.
World class!
Tara you should be ashamed of yourself but I guess u just rolling with the punches
Where her American passport
Your complaint should be addressed to Cabinet (meaning all the Ministers), not to Parliament, because Mac is not going to fire himself.
Sickening exhibit with all the govt cowing to the speaker when the new parliament was launched. Spineless ignorant people – would they all be so weak if it was their relative who was beaten up – no, of course not. PPM s just dont want to lose their majority so are doing anything. Where are the morals of these people?
No morals and they cover up their relatives abuse too… in favour of the abuser, especially the mothers of their sons!
This matter is being tried in Court. His punishment will be administered by the Court. Is this article and persons writing here requiring all who attended Parliament to become sanctimonious and increase his punishment by shunning him and not even shaking McKeevas hand? I think that’s disgraceful!! I don’t agree with most of what Mac does but it wouldn’t occur to me to shun him and make him feel like garbage. He must be guided by his own conscience, judged by the Courts, punished by the Courts and reconcile with his God. Please don’t call for the public to turn on him like a pack of dogs. That’s also as disgraceful as what he’s been accused of!!
7.46am Mr Sanctimonious – it’s disgraceful what he has pleaded guilty to, not just what he is trying to wriggle out of. We all know he has no conscience so if we don’t shun him in public, he will carry on as usual.
10.12am Why don’t you show us all that you do or have done in private so that we can shun you. I guarantee that your life is not without blemish. Remember these words ” Let he that is without sin cast the first stone” then put down your stone (or maybe delete your comment).
You understand what public service is right? Codes of ethics for elected officials etc.?
No one is saying that the Speaker has acted properly. As far as I know there are no Codes of ethics that addresses this which needs to be sorted. There needs to be a proper procedure to remove an MP for bad behavior. If MAC gets convicted for the more serious charge and its recorded he will have to vacate is seat under the constitution and a very long career will end in disgrace and that will also be further punishment. But asking me to shun him or anyone else is wrong!! It’s just wrong and please dont encourage this sort of behavior.
Shun his rash yes and then lock him up.
McKeeva Bush is a thug, a bully and a criminal. He needs to be punished to the fullest extent of the law so that all of our daughters in Cayman are able to go and work in a safe environment without fear of assault.
For too long he has relied on foolish people like you quoting some rubbish from the bible, while he carries on behaving like a beast. Shunning him is a peaceful way for all of us in society to make clear to him that his behaviour is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
Garbage
First, it’s not being tried in court. It’s over. He admitted it. The only thing left is for sentencing. And as for shunning him, well some public display of remorse and compensation for the victim is surely a necessary step before deciding that the matter can be left to his own conscience and the judicial system. One can and should forgive the repentant sinner – the unrepentant one, not so much.
This is simply not true To say this matter is no longer being tried in court. To simply try to mislead by saying that there is so much evidence that it doesn’t matter that this is still on going in court, sentencing hasn’t been passed and therefore the public should punish Mac instead of the courts is reprehensible. And who are YOU that YOU feel YOU are qualified to forgive a repentant or unrepentant sinner?? Now that is truly repugnant. God help us all
I don’t know what rock you’ve been hiding under, but the Honorable Speaker has already plead “guilty as charged” to three of four morally reprehensible charges, while serving as a House Speaker and MLA. The last one, a very serious permanently-disqualifying criminal count, supported by CCTV evidence, and eyewitnesses, including firsthand victim testimony, remains to be heard. I think everybody knows how this ends…everyone perhaps, but you, and McKeeva Bush.
Tell that to all women who men beat on making them feel like garbage! Make sure it occurs to you one day soon.
Is that a commemorative copy of one of the server trays he beat Ms Kwong with?
LMAO!!!
Is that Tara presenting Mac with Woman Beater of the Year award for his sterling performance at Coral Beach, or Tara accepting the Hypocrite of the Year award for her press release on International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Woman?
Tara rivers is a joke, is she still waiting for her Hollywood trip? Vote her out with the rest of them !
Both. When the world looks at Caymanian, They are what we see. Proud, self assured, and ignorant. If Caymanians don’t like that then you’ve got some work to do that no one can do for you.
Tara is not ignorant. Makes it worse.
well done Jotnar for outlaying the sad absurdity of the whole thing, thank you
Administrators not wanting to recognise they are being duped by inmates at the asylum 🤡
A man was pistol whipped and shots were fired at a crowded bar this weekend. Anyone care to comment on that ? Oh no wait.. let’s condemn all 19 members of the Parliament because they didn’t rush out to catch the bad guy. Listen Mac will be punished by the court and when that happens the members will deal with him. The case is not yet concluded. What’s the rush? Just eat your popcorn and relax. He ain’t leaving the country they will deal with him. These things take time. The last thing we want is for the Government to fall because of Mac and his foolishness. Give them time to prepare for the inevitable removal.
Ummmmm…. MAC is setting the precedent that violence is A OK.
We just marching to his bongos………
Mac grieves for his daughter by having a few drinks then beating up someone else’s daughter.
Mc has always been beating up women and pinching their rear end. Welcome to his grief club.
Tara Rivers has, allegedly, spent her tenure trying to stop Hollywood from using Cayman in a negative light to help the rid the financial sector rid it’s tarnished reputation.
Can you imagine if a screen writer has Cayman on their radar and, instead, begins spotlighting all of the REAL problems in Cayman!?
What if the New York Times takes a bite of this nasty pie!?
Way worse than any kind of John Grisham book and movie adaptation from the 90s.
Wayyyyyy worse.
It’s like Caymanians decided to all band together and said, “Hold our beers!”
Like the Jackass movies…..
An embarrassment to the caymanians people.
But they deserve an animal like that.
Absolutely disgusted by it.
no we don’t!
Why do we “deserve an animal” like him? Please leave Cayman and play with your own kind.
Because we keep electing him? The Americans may be embarrassed by Trump, but at least they got rid of him after his first term. M<ac is on 30 + years of continuous re election.
He gets his power from the people who back him. If you are one of them then I am not surprised that you believe your hands are clean and your heart is pure. Ima stay in Cayman and play with my own kind till further notice.
Disgusting!!! What kind of example are we portraying??
If this is such an historic occasion why could every member not be bothered to turn up?
Roy is in quarantine. JuJu, why even bother asking?
Cruisin in her steam roller.
Washing the governor’s feet.
Huh?
Maybe – I know I am being wildly imaginative here – just maybe as the Minister for gender affairs she thought it would embarrassing or inappropriate to be seen in his company?
Oh a super secret silent protest…is that why she didn’t speak out in the past also? You can stick that POS back where it came from.
He is still the Pirate King. And your not. Get used to it.
WACKO Island!
SHAME on everyone for shaking McKeeva Bushs hand on Friday. This man is lower than a snakes ass is to the ground yet each of you were showing your pearly ivory holding his hand. One of the very hands that assaulted an innocent and defenseless lady. Each of you now bare his scorn and have done irreputable damage to the social fabric of these island. In essence, all 18 of you have washed your hands in his dirty deeds. People of Cayman, let us demand an election before May 26 to rid ourselves of these disgraces we call MPs.
This is a short but VERY emphatic post and very meaningful and honest. Yes, they all have washed their hands in the filth of the VERY NON honourable McKeeva Bush. Everyone of you, Franz and Bulgin included are a disgrace to the positions you hold and moreso to the Cayman Islands.
And the sad part is that WBW voters (not all) will get a freezer burnt turkey and turn out in droves to votw for him in May. I am a WBW voter but will most definately not be voting for this egotistical wanna be.
DISGUSTING!!!
I had respect for many of you, and have voted for some of you.
Not Anymore!
I will not be voting for any of you and I refuse to refer to any of you as “honorable”!
Absolutely. It will be a cold day in hell before I refer to any of them as Honorable ever again. Good picture CNS. Tara Rivers is such a pathetic joke.
The picture says a thousands words neither one can breathe and accusation against another. We are all guilty of one sin or another. However they all have one thing in common which binds them together all HAVE SOLD OUT CAYMAN!!!for their OWN benefit.
Governor’s office must get involved now as a matter of good governance and remove Bush as Speaker. He must inform the Premier and his government their own poor judgement and mismanagement is unacceptable and an embarrassment to the FCO. He must act in the same way he was involved in the civil partnership legislation he passed into law enough though the bill failed to pass in the LA and was voted down by MLA’s
your absolutely right!
But never happen.
He can’t do that. He has no authority to do so. He is bound by the constitution.
In some countriies, politicians are criminals. They beat their wives and random people they have never met and when they are half-sober, they pass laws that they expect better people to keep.
I am thankful that Cayman is not such a place.
Despicable creature!
Mac is no better.
Disgusting POS he is, and all his “silent witnesses”!
Enough is enough WBW!
“Look at my pretty blonde hair…I’m just a little girl too…don’t be ignorint”
Someone needs to go rip that stupid wig off his head that makes him feel superior.. Disgraceful piece of foolishness. Didn’t the UK stop the wig “tradition” also? He be the first to criticize the “colonial way” but loves the uniform to feel MIGHTY. I vote we make him wear the makeup also.. Fitting for a CLOWN!
It is not the wig we need to lose it is he man wearing it!
Man?
And Caymanians wonder why firms and businesses want to hire expats instead of them…it’s because many locals see this type of behaviour as normal and then carry those ethics and morals into the workplace. And yes, Caymanians see this as ok because they continue to vote for this loser, no one protests his continued presence as Speaker and no one calls their MLA telling them to say something about it.
I wasn’t really a big fan of Ezzard before but he is the only one with a true set of cajones and the only one who won’t kiss ass for convenience. If he wasn’t so anti-expat sometimes he would make a great Premier.
Much rather hire expat lawyer who only beat their wives…or crash cars into elderly tourists.
And powder their noses. Snort snort…
Skip the sarcasm until CNS comes up with a special font for that. Even then it might be a wasted effort.
You are aware that both of your examples were held responsible and received some form of punishment for their actions right?
Hopefully Bush will receive punishment as well….and btw there’s actually many cases of the first example.
Which happen to be two perfect examples of people who ALSO should not be in goverment… and likely never will. Please don’t try to excuse his execrable behavior like this. It is unbecoming of a people who are far, far better than this man and his current position suggest. I have immense faith that Cayman can and will do better than this awful excuse for a human.
Only two…common you know better
So sick of the “anti-expat” whine…every politician should look out first for their citizens…Ezzard is pro-Caymanian…sometimes at the expense of expats.
Not convinced by that at all. I think he’s anti-expat to the detriment of Cayman and Caymanians. He’s right about Bush though.
nor am I convinced that the amount and type of expats we have are necessary or to our benefit. We have always had expats but never have we had such entitled guest before Alden.
The Governor is ultimately the adjudicator of good governance for the Queen, with support of the FCO. That is why we pay to them to oversee us. If there is a governance mistake underway, deliberate or not, at the hand of the formed or elected Government of the the Cayman Islands, he or she is obliged by the Queen and with the support of the FCO, to point that out, encourage change, and/or intervene through Orders in Counsel if through stupidity or obstinance, there’s finally no other option. It’s not really the Premier’s or Speaker’s call at that point. They don’t have to agree or even like it, but they must accept it as a Territorial administration, or risk an unscheduled beach landing exercise by the Morant Bay. That’s the deal.
None of that is going to happen.
Is it a coincidence that straight after McKeeva came into power in 2009, Michael Ryan stopped making payments for the outstanding duty on the Ritz? When Ryan’s companies were sold at auction he still owed the Cayman Islands $6 million. Ryan acknowledged the debt and was willing to exchange it for land for his Safehaven project. No attempt was made to make any further payments. What efforts have been made to collect the debt? The newer arrivals to Cayman are feeding a corrupt system.
You missed the bit about the same guy launching another development project and harvesting a further $2.85 million in concessions. This time they just avoided the embarrassment about him not repaying it by making it a gift.
Speak for yourself and not all Caymanians.
Cayman, what the hell are you doing?
This man pled guilty. And here he is. Lording it up at a historical event.
Cayman has let itself down.
Violent drunken thug objects to being criticised for being a violent drunken thug.
What a great day for ‘Parliament’
How ‘honourable’ they all are
We should be so proud to have such a bunch of second-rate, venal chancers representing us.
It’s business as usual in Parliament today with Keke still in the speaker chair. The rest of them (except Ezzard) should be ashamed of themselves for not standing up against Keke. If they are all afraid of what might be exposed if Keke seeks retribution for them removing him a speaker they are not fit for office either and should step aside. They are representatives of the people and not there to protect their own self interests.
Disgusting. Do none of these spineless politicians have wives, mothers or daughters? Ezzard Miller hates me but I have to begrudgingly acknowledge that he is the only one of them with any courage or decency.
Vomit inducing picture of an abuser and an enabler. Not a hint of shame in CIG. A truly sad day in Caymanian history.
All smiles from both
Sir Governor, please step in and right this wrong. Dismiss him from this high standing of our government. We the people need to see this and demand respect and proper governance!. If you are claiming guilty you must pay the price MAC! Step down or be dismissed in SHAME! Show some humility and remorse for your actions!
On what grounds can the Governor dismiss anyone especially the speaker? He isn’t the principal of a high school or even a reform school but he too is subject to the constitution.
Just Another Day in Absurdistan
The one trick plagiarizing pony rides again!
Pleased to meet you Ambassador…
Love how everyone was outraged that Saunders and Bryan wrote character letters for Mrs. Hill during her trial but nobody is commenting on
the smiles,
the handshakes,
and the blind eyes that have been blatantly turned are
ENDORSING
the horrific actions of the Speaker on and towards a woman but more on his absolutely abhorrent behaviour as a representative of Cayman for YEARS.
Beyond ridiculous.
Beyond.
Rediculous in fact!
Someone knows where the skeletons are buried……….maybe that’s why the silence is deafening?
Is this what the celebrated Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu meant when he penned these lines?
” When the courts are decked in splendour
Weeds choke the fields
and the granaries are bare.
When the gentry wears embroidered robes
hiding their sharpened swords; gorge themselves on
fancy foods.
Own more than they van ever use
They are the worst of brigands
They have surely lost the way.
“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for men of good will to do nothing .”
Edmund Burke
One UDP, always UDP.
http://archive.caymannewsservice.com/2009/03/24/former-education-minister-on-udp-hustings/
UDP still present in JonJon so he not going to take a stand against a Mac, despite all the Bible quoting.
Cayman hang your heads in shame
caymanians know nothing of shame or accountability. cayman is a place build on ignorance and entitlement.
@Anonymous 12.11pm
Respectfully, I think it unfair to judge an entire country or people based the actions and poor judgement demonstrated by a select few and its political leaders. It is short sighted if that sort of logic was to be applied to all scenarios or countries including USA, Canada, UK, South Africa, Ireland, India, neighboring Caribbean countries and many others etc.
Instead of general bombastic sweeping statements, it is only fair to acknowledge that there are good and bad people and leaders in all countries. It is not fair to assume we are all the same, as it unfair for locals to assume that all expats are “bad” and disrespectful to the culture, heritage and people they found in Cayman as they made the decision to leave their home country. Let’s try to focus on the things that make us all want stay here and work together to build a better Cayman for all…this OUR home.
I accept there are some embarrassing events, growing frustrations amongst many that believe in the principles of accountability, transparency, good governance and participatory democracy. The mind boggling decisions that persons in leadership wish to ignore or sweep under the rug are shocking. However, there are many Caymanians that know better, work hard to survive and earn their way and do better based on their values and decisions.
Regards
Johann Moxam
Why are they, the good Caymanians, afraid to stand up?
Also, it’s all well and good to mindlessly cite other countries but those are comprised of millions of people. Millions.
We demonstrate. We rally. We petition. We show up. We tweet. We read the bills. We rise up.
Caymanians are a couple ten thousand and most of you know each other and discuss such politics in your kitchens and on CNS (thank you, again, CNS). I know you all know exactly the tragedy that are the Cayman Islands.
But.
BUT
NOW IS THE TIME TO RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE.
NOW!!
Welcome your new House of Parliament to your Islands with the aplomb it so deserves.
@ Anonymous 6.12pm
I understand the point you’ve made.
I cannot speak to why others do or do not engage in forms of activism or are afraid to speak their minds on national issues. One reason maybe is that our democracy is still immature and evolving. The current generation are far more energetic and liberal minded than the current leadership and those in power and persons that hold significant influence on policy makers. I’m sure this generation and the diversity of the “New Cayman” will drive the changes and expectations we have of our leaders in due course.
However, I respect it is ultimately an individual’s prerogative whether they fully engage or sit on the sidelines and blog anonymously etc.
Sadly, political victimization in Cayman is real and is best described as professional suicide due to the dire consequences for many Caymanians who “speak out of turn” or question the status quo. I also believe that people will find their courage or voice on their own time. What issue sparks that emotion to stand up and speak out is unique to each individual.
Like you, I hope more Caymanians find the courage to speak their minds, publicly engage in important national issues that shape and hold our leadership accountable and demand transparency on all matters. If we fail to do so ultimately we will all pay for the poor decisions and expensive monuments to egos of the false prophets in leadership positions both elected and non-elected.
Please allow me to suggest that you lead the charge by dropping the mask of anonymity. Feel free to call me if you wish to engage further on 9260984.
Regards
Johann Moxam
Mr Moxam,
El Fuego!!
I am an expat who quietly stands beside you.
While some Caymanians welcome my words, many do not.
Perhaps, democracy may still be young in Cayman……. perhaps.
Yet, the concept of democracy is not.
Many of your country people go off island and are educated in democratic countries.
Main stream media that lands in Cayman mostly comes from democratic countries.
Lots of expats come in to Cayman to work from other democratic countries.
Tourist visits from democratic countries.
People learn what they see. People learn when they are welcomed to participate. People learn when they are spoken to respectfully.
I’m afraid I can’t help in this particular situation.
What I can say is, dictatorship is a dirty word in most parts of the world.
Looking in, your islands are currently demonstrating the tenets of a dictatorship, which is absolute power by a small few. I don’t have convince you, I know this 🙂
When your government is shutting down media. When your government won’t go a on a radio show. When your government is selling out your country to vulture capitalists. When your government condones the horrific actions of MORE than one person who sits elected in your House of Parliament… well, Caymanians must reflect on what is really being allowed and, more, what is happening behind closed doors that does not get reported.
I know you know more than even I know. I know you can see the absolute disintegration of Cayman on levels most people can’t even comprehend.
I’ll be here, pounding away on my keyboard. I know I look like a keyboard warrior but I also believe that maybe I may plant a seed for someone else who is reading.
Standing beside you and all Caymanians for the best future you all could ever imagine – it is possible!!
~Anonymous
we should be embarrassed by all of this but apparently it is fine.
It IS. NOT. FINE.
It is truly shameful. Any Member of Parliament who does not speak out against Mr. Bush should be voted out next year. It’s time to stand up for women and get rid of these misogynistic hypocrites.
He is warning people? People Behave irresponsibly? Have all members of Cayman Parliament gone bonkers? What is going on here? The man clearly demonstrates delusion of grandeur. Unfathomable.
Anyone who extended his hand to greet him is enabling violence against women in the Cayman Islands and inflicting more pain to the victim of the assault.
Has Speaker been evaluated for mental deviations? His continued behavior of threats against people is not normal. In fact, it is shocking.
Where is the strong letter of condemnation from the Ministers Association, or a public demonstration from the church groups on the steps of the LA, including their big signs, against an admitted woman beater and drunkard occupying the Speakers seat?
Bishop Sykes, do you have any anything to day about our politicians who admit drunken acts of violence against women?
You are all so quick to condem gays though.
Tell me, which “sin” is worse?
He did call her a lesbian, so the Minister’s Association cannot go against him. Somewhere in the bible it states that lesbians should be beat with any item that you find in the kitchen.
Just to clarify here, her sexual preference are immaterial to the topic at hand. If a man, who is always head of the household, says something about a woman (who must always be subservient) then the punishment can immediately be inflicted.
Getting drunk and beating a woman is not a problem with the Cayman Ministers Association. C’mon. You know why.
How totally and utterly disgusting. Every single politician in Cayman should stand down for supporting this vile creature (Ezzard Miller aside). It’s an affront to everyone that these pictures were actually allowed to be taken.
Ezzard shook his hand and accepted the gift as well
Did he? I missed that part, so he’s just another sound bite loving, abuse enabler. In that case all of them should resign! Why are people not more outraged that these animals are parading around with their little smug faces making hundreds of thousands of dollars are year? The silence regarding it is beyond crazy!
Is he a sociopath?
Good on Mr. Speaker for addressing the problems of Cayman society.
He is one of the problems in Cayman society.
And so? I do not see any voters calling for his resignation. MPs are the voice of the people so are people going to remain quiet? You need not shout to be heard; a silent protest with placards across from the Parliament would do, but do we have enough people the balls to do it? Where are the Katinas? Where the Ministers’ Association? Where the groups against abuse? Not a peep.
Great picture of two frauds! West Bay has to get rid of their clowns.
I’m super excited to be voting in one of their constituencies this time around. Hopefully, my vote will count to vote at least one of the frauds out.
Time to vote Tara out in 2021
Time to vote Juliana out in 2021
Time to vote Barbara out in 2021
They support McKeeva Bush and do not represent female voters in their districts.
ka boom, thank you
Yup. Barbara lost me this time. There is NO EXCUSE. NONE. F^@%ING NONE.
@@10.30am We still not voting you in. Only Caymanians.
No masks, no social distancing? Great example to the rest of us?
No longer required here. Get over it .
May not be ‘required’ but not smart not to do it considering that, by age and weight, he’s in the very high risk category.
If only a mask could silence his disgusting verbal garbage!
Maybe he’s one of those who thinks COVID-19 is all a hoax? If so he won’t be the first public figure to find it turns round and bites him.
Good.
Why did he wear one in court last week?
To hide his face in an historical moment that he doesn’t want people to remember?
Er…. Cayman is COVID free except for incoming travellers who have to undergo a mandatory 14 day quarantine – no shortcuts! Only people wearing masks are those who still choose to do so! No distancing required! Get your facts straight before you comment.
Yeah right! COVID-free until people step so far back from sensible precautions we end up like the USA?
As women Tara Rivers Juliana O’Connor-Connolly and Barbara Connolly showed us all they have no shame no standards and are not champions against violence especially the female victims. They do not deserve to represent any woman on this island. SHAME SHAME SHAME.
They all need to go along with all the other cowards who have nothing to say in the LA.
Where are the religious groups like Ministers Association and all the others who fight for morality and doing the right things in this Christian country? Is violence against women acceptable to the members of the LA? This is a national disgrace.
Only in Cayman…………….
To be fair, this kinda shit happens all the time in much of the rest of the third world.
@ Anonymous 07/12/2020 at 1:52 pm
and the first…
But even in those countries there is uprisings from the citizens it they see government corruption. Cayman is full of pussies.