MERA DIL YE PUKARE AJAA: "MY HEART IS CALLING OUT TO YOU"

Hauntingly a beautiful song easily recalled during rains when the pangs of separation is more acutely felt between lovers: Today we take a look at one of the many Lata Mangeshkar's Gem of Yesteryear: Sit back and enjoy this one that is dated back some sixty two years ago: A Classic Revisited:


MOVIE : NAGIN 1954
SINGER: LATA MANGESHKAR
MUSIC : HEMANT KUMAR
LYRICS: RAJENDRA KRISHAN

1) MERA DIL YE PUKARE AJAA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr_n9R3E_w4

Aaaaa jaaaaa Aaaaa jaaaaa

(Meraa dil ye pukaare aa jaa,
My heart is calling out to you to come
Mere gam ke sahaare aa jaa
Please come and comfort me in my grief
Bheegaa bheegaa hain samaan,
This weather is dewy
Aye se mein hain too kahaa?
Where are you at this time?
Meraa dil ye pukaare aa jaa,)2
My heart is calling out to you to come

(Too naheen to ye rut ye hawaa (kyaa karu?)
If you are not here, what are the cool winds for?
Door tuz se main rah ke bataa (kyaa karu?)
Sunaa sunaa hain jahaan, ab jaaoo main kahaa
Tell me how do I live without you? Where shall I go?
Bas itanaa muze samazaa jaa
Just tell me this, the world is desolate
Bheegaa bheegaa hain samaan,
This weather is dewy
Aye se mein hain too kahaa?
Where are you at this time?
Meraa dil ye pukaare aa jaa,)2
My heart is calling out to you to come

(Aandhiyaan wo chalee, aashiyaan (loot gayaa)2
There were storms that destroyed the home
Pyaar kaa muskuraataa jahaan (loot gayaa)2
The smiling world was robbed
Ek chhotee see jhalak, mere mitane talak
Just a glimpse of your smile, o my beloved
o chaand o chand mere dikhalaa jaa

Bheegaa bheegaa hain samaan,
This weather is dewy
Aye se mein hain too kahaa?
Where are you at this time?
Meraa dil ye pukaare aa jaa,)2
My heart is calling out to you to come

NB will try for another translations: not pleased with this one

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If you were asked to use one word to describe the Christian life, which one would you choose? Many of us would pick faith because believing in Jesus is the foundation of Christianity. But did you know that the believer’s life should also be characterized by good works? While we aren’t saved by anything good we’ve done, genuine salvation always results in a changed life, complete with new thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors. Every Christian should be a living, walking example of good deeds.

When Paul wrote to the Thessalonians, he commended them for their “work of faith and labor of love and steadfastness of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ” (1 Thess. 1:3). Everything we do should be motivated by faith, hope, and love, which are rooted in our relationship with Christ.

So now the question is, What qualifies as good work in the Christian life? Scripture is filled with examples: caring for others, meeting needs, giving our time and treasure, and engaging in activities like worship, prayer, and Bible reading. These are the activities that should characterize us as God’s children and Christ’s representatives in this world.

As we consider the topic of good works, we must remember four important truths. Otherwise we may assume that we are the ones who define what’s good, what needs to be done, and how it should be accomplished.

First of all, God determines what He wants each of us to do. According to Ephesians 2:10, “We are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand so that we would walk in them.” Since we belong to Christ, who purchased us with His blood, He has full authority over our life. There are specific tasks we are appointed to accomplish as we walk according to His will. If we think believing in Christ means attending church on Sundays but living as we please all week long, we’re wasting our life. Christians are the people through whom the Holy Spirit is carrying out the work of Christ here on earth. He redeemed us from sin and purified us for Himself so we could be people zealous for good deeds (Titus 2:14).

Second, God equips us for whatever He calls us to do. He “is able to do far more abundantly beyond all that we ask or think, according to the power that works within us” (Eph. 3:20).  In every opportunity God gives and every act of service He calls us to perform, He has already provided whatever we need to accomplish the task before us.

Just consider the many resources the Lord uses to empower us for good works. His indwelling Spirit gives us direction and strength to obey, as well as spiritual gifts that enable us to serve Him. He uses the Scripture to teach, reprove, correct, and train us in righteousness so we’ll be adequately equipped for every good work (2 Tim. 3:16-17). And He uses our brothers and sisters in Christ to motivate us toward love and good deeds (Heb. 10:24). Even our wealth becomes a tool in His hands when we use it as He desires—“to do good, to be rich in good works, to be generous and ready to share” (1 Tim. 6:18).

Third, our good works are to glorify God, and not ourselves. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus called His followers “the light of the world” and said they were to let their light shine so others would see their good works and glorify the Father (Matt. 5:14-16). But just one chapter later, He warned them: “Beware of practicing your righteousness before men to be noticed by them” (6:1).

The difference is motivation. Although we should never seek the approval and praise of other people for what we do, our life should stand out and be characterized by good deeds in the midst of a dark, self-centered world. If commendations come our way, we need to remember that apart from Christ, we are nothing. Then we can simply pass the praise on to Him in a silent prayer of recognition and gratitude.

Fourth, God will one day judge our good works. What we do in this life will have a tremendous impact on our eternity. As believers, we will be called before the judgment seat of Christ to account for our deeds (2 Cor. 5:10). Some of our works will be worthless and burned up like wood, hay, and straw in the judgment. But we will be rewarded for the good works done in obedience to God, according to His power, and for His glory (1 Cor. 3:10-15).

Although we don’t know exactly what these rewards will be, one thing is certain: They will signify a life of good deeds that glorified and pleased God. Nothing could be more valuable than receiving praise from our beloved Savior. So let’s each spend our life living for Him.

When it comes to good works, remember that these are not just religious activities. Christ takes into account whatever we do that flows from obedience to Him—at home, work, school, church, and beyond. Also, we must resist the temptation to compare our works with the achievements of others. We’re responsible only for the tasks God has prepared specifically for us.

March 29 2018

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This story is developing and will be updated.

In a historic step, Guyana today filed its application to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) requesting that it confirm the legal validity and binding effect of the 1899 Arbitral Award on the boundary between Guyana and Venezuela.

A statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs today said that the application follows the decision by the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres to choose the ICJ as the next means of resolving the controversy following Venezuela’s contention that the Arbitral Award of 1899 was null and void.

The application could bring a decisive end to the controversy which has dogged Guyana since its independence and has been exploited by Venezuela to prevent investment in the county of Essequibo.

The statement said that in its application to the Holland-based court, Guyana highlighted that Venezuela had for more than 60 years “consistently recognized and respected the validity and binding force of the 1899 Award and the 1905 Map agreed by both sides in furtherance of the Award”.

The statement added that Venezuela had only altered its position formally in 1962 as the United Kingdom was making final preparations for the independence of British Guiana and “had threatened not to recognize the new State, or its boundaries, unless the United Kingdom agreed to set aside the 1899 Award and cede to Venezuela all of the territory west of the Essequibo River, amounting to some two-thirds of Guyana’s territory”.

According to the statement, Guyana’s application notes that while Venezuela has never produced any evidence to substantiate its belated repudiation of the 1899 Award, “it has used it as an excuse to occupy territory awarded to Guyana in 1899, to inhibit Guyana’s economic development and to violate Guyana’s sovereignty and sovereign rights”.

The statement asserted that the UN Secretary-General’s authority to choose the ICJ – based in The Hague – as a means of resolving the controversy is based on the Geneva Agreement of 1966 which was negotiated just before Guyana gained independence.

On January 30th 2018, Guterres concluded that the Good Offices process which the two countries had engaged in for almost 30 years had failed to achieve a solution to the controversy and therefore chose the ICJ as the next means of settlement.

The application was handed over to Registrar of the ICJ, Philippe Couvreur by Vice President and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge who will function as Guyana’s Agent in the proceedings before the court.

According to Greenidge, in filing its application, Guyana has respected the Secretary-General’s decision and placed its faith in the ICJ to “resolve the controversy in accordance with its Statute and jurisprudence, based on the fundamental principles of international law, including the sanctity of treaties, the maintenance of settled boundaries and respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of States”.

FOREVER MOHD RAFI:

July 31st marks thirty seven years, since the passing of one of the Legendary Singer in India....Padmashree Mohamed Rafi, (July 31/80).

Rafi was born in a small village called Kotla Sultan Singh near Amritsar in December 1924.When his family moved to Lahore, he was still a baby.
It is said that a fakir used to come to their locality in Lahore every day and sing. The young Rafi was so fascinated by him that he used to follow him around. His elder brother Hamid was aware of Rafi's love for music and encouraged it. "In fact," says music director Naushad, "A lot of credit for Rafi's success must go to Hamid who knocked on several doors and tried everything to ensure that his brother got work.

The young Rafi was so engrossed with music and singing, he started taking music lessons from his the professional "Ustad Wahid Khan."

It is said that Rafi used to sing for friends and small occasions and as fate would have it,
one day himself and his borther attended a show featuring the "Great" K.L. Saigal. At the time, there was a power failure, and KL refused to sing, as the microphone was not operative, Rafi's brother Hamid, went to the organisers and practically begged that Rafi be given a chance to sing.
He was thirteen at the time, and the performance he gave was so impressive that the music director, invited him to Bombay.

The music director gave him a break, the movie was Gul Baloch,
the song became a hit, but then later, he met another Great "Naushad" and from then on there were no stopping for Rafi, Naushad said "When I heard Rafi, I liked his voice and promised him work in future. I was already doing a film called Shahjehan with Saigal. Rafi, who was a fan of Saigal, came to me with a request: that it was his greatest desire to sing with Saigal. I gave him one line in the song Roohi roohi mere sapno ki rani," recalls Naushad. "The first full song he sang for me was in Anmol Ghadi -- it went like Tera khilona toota balak..." he adds. "Then again he sang for me in Dillagi: Is duniya mein aye dilwalon dil ka lagana khel nahin and Tere koonche main armanon ki duniya leke aaya hoon."

Then like a Godsend came Baiju Bawara features some of the greatest songs by Mohammed Rafi and Lata Mageshkar. The melodies are simply haunting. "O Duniya ke rakhwale", "Insaan Bano", "Mohe Bhool gaye sawariya" and "Tu Ganga ki Mouj me" are timeless classics of Hindi cinema.
Big names in this film: Mohd Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar, Naushad, Meena Kumari.

On his personal life..Rafi married Bilquis his wife, and had four sons and three daughters, it is said that Rafi was a teetotaller, a religious and extremely humble person. He was a devout Muslim. Laxmikant-Pyarelal duo once observed - "He always gave without thinking of the returns". Rafi was also famous for his various humanitarian efforts.

The date of his passing away was perhaps
divinely pre-ordained, for it is said that one who dies in the
holy month goes to heaven. There was no person more deserving of that status than the pious and God-fearing Rafi, who never touched a drop of alcohol, who never told a lie, who never had a harsh word for anyone, and who worshipped his work. A man whose songs wiped away many a sorrowful tear from the eyes of those who were struggling under the burden of life and brought tears of ecstatic joy to many more.

MOHAMED RAFI (1924 - 1980)

Just ‘dropping in ‘to say hello….n c if chami is back…

I got bored talking to myself n took a ‘vacation’ ..

Hope everyone is doing fine…

Bossman Amral..how was d wedding?

Mits bhaiya..how was yr summer harvest? …(oh i need some of the dwarf seim seeds if u have pls..n thnx)

Prezzo…whts cooking?

Cain…..i hope u get used to the new format by now..

VB n IGH…hope u all does drap in n say hello from time to time..

Finally a shout out to new Bossman …Django..

Well winter n a brand new yr ‘soon come ‘ ..

ciao!!

Til next time…

Govt. will not approve increase in city’s rates and taxes – Min. Dharamlall

Nov 26, 2022 News --- Source --- https://www.kaieteurnewsonline...axes-min-dharamlall/

By Shervin Belgrave

Kaieteur News – The People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) Government will not approve an increase in the City’s rates and taxes, Minister of Local Government, Nigel Dharamlall said Friday at a press conference.

“We [the PPP/C] have campaigned on a platform that we will not increase rates and taxes in this country and our government will ensure that rates and taxes will not be increased,” the Minister said.

Dharamlall was responding to calls by City Mayor Ubraj Narine for a hike in rates and taxes so that the Mayor and City Council is able to execute its mandate effectively. In August, Narine told reporters that there were property owners on Regent and Robb Streets that pay $16,000 and $20,000 a year in rates and taxes despite having five and six storey buildings.

The Mayor said a proposal was made for rates and taxes to be revaluated since no revaluation was done in the last 26 years but the government is not cooperating.

“…and the council cannot survive on the current tax rates,” Narine stated.

However, at Friday’s press conference Dharamlall, however said that even if the government decides to grant Narine’s request, he thinks that imposing higher fees on the people of Georgetown is ‘unconscionable’.

Dharamlall said that the City Council has access to enough resources to maintain the city and said the Council is cash-strapped because of bad management.

“Collectable revenue in the city over the last few years and historically is around $2.2B and the council has presented budgets on that revenue base,” the Minister said while noting that the Council has failed to pursue monies owed to it. Further, he said that the Council’s annual budget has large amounts of money allotted for employment costs and not for the maintenance for the city.

“Sixty percent of their budget goes to labour… hundreds of millions of dollars,” Dharamlall said while adding, “If you go through the budget, there is a miniscule amount of money placed towards solid waste management by the city of Georgetown and which is possibly the major issue that affects the management of Georgetown”

The Minister accused the Council of allocating “limited resources for enforcement through the city constabulary “but set aside tens of millions or even more for public relations [Services]”.

He told reporters that it is because of City Hall’s poor management that the Ministries of Local Government and Agriculture have been doing “most of the heavy lifting” to keep city clean and ensure that it is properly drained during the torrential rains experienced over the last few years.

Dharmalall made it clear that “imposing higher fees will not change the dynamics for the City Council… only getting its work done will”.

The Georgetown Mayor and City Council has been in a cash-strapped position for more than a decade. This has resulted in its inability to pay staff, contractors and other workers on time and take care of additional debt.

In August, Mayor Narine accepted that while bad management of resources has a role to play in the Council’s difficult circumstances, he said that the Government has also been stifling the Council. He said that by law, the Council should receive a yearly subvention of more than $700M but Government only provided $30M, this year.

That aside, the Mayor disclosed that the Government has not been approving many of its plans to rid the city of its financial woes. This resulted in the Council filing a deficit of over $71M in its 2022 budget.

AFC to officially end seven-year marriage with APNU in December

The Alliance for Change (AFC) announced today that it is ending its seven-year marriage with the A Partnership for National Unity (APNU). The divorce takes effect on December 31, 2022.

The announcement was made during the AFC’s weekly press conference. AFC Leader oKhemraj Ramjattan told the press that the decision is one of good faith, as the party intends to regroup and restrategize for the 2025 elections.

Khemraj explained that the party made its decision at the party’s annual leadership conference to separate from APNU. He noted that while their political partnership has ended, the two will still remain allies in the national assembly.

“We will still have cordial working relations with APNU because of course we are a joint party at the parliamentary level and even for fighting for the general causes such as a clean voters’ lis,t we are certainly going to work along,” Ramjattan said.

Significantly, the AFC’s decision to part ways with its coalition partners was one that sprung from issues from within the coalition. Ramjattan was asked whether these issues played a pivotal role in the party calling it quits with APNU.

“We have had our problems and I don’t want to make all the problems public…” Ramjattan said. Executive Member Cathy Hughes then said, “I think it has been ongoing and maybe up to about three months ago at a formal meeting that these issues were put on the table…” Hughes said that the AFC, even while a part of the coalition, remained an independent party.

She added, “We are at a point where we are going back to our roots, and going back to who we are and what we stand for…”

While the party has made its decision internally, Leader of the Opposition and head of APNU Aubrey Norton has not been officially notified of the exit. The party said that in the coming days, an official correspondence will be sent to Norton.

Back in 2015 on Valentine’s Day, the AFC and APNU signed the Cummingsburg Accord which saw their official political marriage. The two then contested the 2015 elections and won against the People’s Progressive Party Civic. The two parties, as part of their agreement, shared several ministerial offices and even those at the municipal and regional levels.

Is cyberbullying a crime?

“Yes, there can be legal consequences,” says attorney and founder of Carter Law Firm, Ruth Carter. “Depending on the rules of your state and the circumstances involved, discipline can include expulsion from school, criminal charges for harassment and/or civil lawsuits for defamation and other harms.”

"The last thing anyone wants is a suicide or school shooting because of cyberbullying."

DeGarmo adds that due to the prevalence of the issue, most schools have created specific policies for cyberbullying. “Ten years ago, no one gave much thought to this issue,” he says. “But now, schools are paying more attention. The last thing anyone wants is a suicide or school shooting because of cyberbullying.”

The consequences for cyberbullies depend on the specific circumstance. Many cyberbullying cases wind up getting prosecuted as harassment. Some cases result in civil court, while others might warrant criminal charges and prosecution for hate crimes, impersonation, harassment, cyberbullying and violations under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA).

In addition to the larger laws, individual states have their own rules for cyberbullying. Stopbullying.gov offers a state-by-state map to highlight the specific policies.

But where do we draw the line between what cyberbullying is and what it isn’t? What are some of the specific crimes cyberbullying can fall under? See this quick list below for reference.

Absolutely shameless. Post tons of crap about Afro Guyanese but....

Share you favourite foods...what you like to cook and  or eat.

I love to cook although not everything I cook I like to eat. I made shepherds’ pie last week and although everyone loved it all I had was a bite.  Same goes for lasagna.
I made apple curry yesterday and still thinking if I will eat any.
Also, made lamb stew which I love.  

I love

pachownie mmmmm must have generous hot pepper ( scorpion or wiri wiri)

dry down bounjal fine shrimps

papaya curry

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cainstah, this is a thread to tell us about that potato curry where u crack the egg in it😂 I am sure it was delish

Not surprised that your grandkids didn’t want to eat ur channa n potato curry...got to stat them young. My one yr old enjoyed some potato curry. Of course I did not put hot pepper.

Yes, reality has deceived me with truth. Controlled with mathematics. The election in America was a fraud again, they don't want to acknowledge the schizophrenia. Republicans should have controlled the senate. Intuition is not being applied in reasoning. My choices have been suppressed, chocking society. Hoping everyone have a wonderful thanksgiving and Christmas, and of course good health.  

Guyana has more cruel airport rejections than the UK

Nov 16, 2022 Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon

Kaieteur News – The Guyanese nationality has traits that are not only comical, asinine, dangerous but completely illogical. Last week, a man went to the UK with 400 pounds to spend a six month holiday and was sent back.

He was extremely lucky for the generous treatment he received. He was sent back to Guyana via Barbados. Barbados is a very small place with a high percentage of Guyanese residents.  By now, the gentleman may be back safely in Guyana.

The way that incident played out in the UK would never have ended like that in this country. Guyana has one of the highest, maybe the highest level of immigrant violations than the rest of the world.

But we who live here in Guyana do not know about cruel attitudes of Guyanese immigrant officers because the families of the victims – Brazilians, Cubans, Venezuelans, and Haitians – do not publicize Guyana’s mistreatment of those that have been refused entry.

So how Guyana would have treated a visitor who was denied entry? After stamping the passport, that person would have been transported to the Timehri station lock up to remain there until he/she can find passage back to his/her homeland.

This country was violating international law by permanently holding deportees at Diamond/Grove Police Station. If you think Guantanamo has prisoners for decades without trial, you had to see the Diamond/Grove Police Station under the APNU+AFC government.

When I exposed this scandal in my column of Tuesday, March 26, 2019, titled, “Guyana secretly buries dead foreign prisoners.” I got several emails from people who were willing to buy airline tickets for the deportees. They were housed at the Diamond/Grove Police Station after court appearance and ordered deported but could not pay their transport out of Guyana.

I stand by every inch of column space in that article. I received that information from a source that was impeccable. One Brazilian detainee literally ran mad because he was incarcerated indefinitely. He used to hit his head on the concrete wall daily. Three prisoners were buried secretly.

At the time I came upon the scoop and wrote about it, I opined that the President Granger and Minister of Home Affairs, Khemraj Ramjattan were in violation of international law and the UN should intervene. I deeply believe that both Granger and Ramjattan should now face criminal charge by the relevant international tribunal.

Some deportees were languishing for years at the Brickdam lock-ups, among them were six Nepalese men. It was a local businessman who paid their passage out of Guyana. The media highlighted the man from Linden who was sent back by UK immigration last week. The media need to research how many CARICOM nationals and Latin American citizens were turned back at our points of entry not only at the two airports.

It does not happen infrequently, it happens incessantly. Go to the immigration office on Camp Street and see how insultingly, Chinese, Venezuelans and Cubans are treated. I was at the Ministry of Citizenship during the APNU+AFC government and the local official was literally shouting at and insulting a group of Brazilians with their children. I told her she could and should not speak to innocent people like that.

When I read the press reports about the Guyanese sent back from the UK, I thought it was not worthy of press coverage and people writing letters to the media. I say unapologetically, Guyanese authorities at the airport treat ineligible visitors far more disdainfully than the UK immigration officials.

And guess what? Knowing this unbearable nation, no one is going to highlight how we treat foreign arrivals who are denied an entry permit. We just could not be bothered. I am just eager to do a column on the subject of Guyana topping the list of countries with the highest level of diaspora folks. And I will do it in the coming days. But I say with emotional vehemence, this country has no right to complain when a Guyanese is refused entry at a foreign port. We do worse here.

It should never happen in Guyana because we have felt the pangs of refusal for over 50 years at CARICOM airport. I was a young man when I heard about a Guyana room at the airports at Barbados and Trinidad.

We are now doing the same to our neighbours – Venezuela and Brazil and a sister CARICOM country, Haiti; included on the list is Cuba. Our government should have a policy of humane treatment when it comes to deportees. Put the people on a plane instead of permanently imprisoning them at various police stations. Imagine some children in Brazil do not know their fathers were buried secretly in Guyana.

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Instagram has completely changed the way we eat and that's not a good thing

Joanna Fantozzi, 2h, August 16, 2017,  http://www.thisisinsider.com/h...he-way-we-eat-2017-8

The INSIDER Summary:

• For the past few years, food trends have become more and more focused on what's Instagrammable.
• Chefs, social media influencers, and marketing managers believe that for better or worse, Instagram has influenced how we eat.
• Viral foods are focused more on looks than taste, but many of these fads won't last.

From rainbow unicorn Frappuccinos to impossibly tall burgers dripping in cheese, trendy foods aimed at 20-somethings are now almost entirely focused on aesthetic and rarity.

Thanks to Instagram influencers and a host of foodie bloggers, food has become a clickable #StatusSymbol, and it's completely changing the way we eat. These days, many choose to wait in line for hours just to try the latest rainbow cookie dough burger (which doesn't actually exist yet, but just give it time), and post about it on social media. Whether it's actually tasty seems secondary.

Doing it for the 'gram.Lisa A/Shutterstock

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Chicken is now Mr. Chicken!

Oct 16, 2022 Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists, News --- Source --- https://www.kaieteurnewsonline...n-is-now-mr-chicken/

Dem Boys Seh…

Kaieteur News – A fowl walk pass dem boys de odder day. As it was passing, it stop, cock it neck proudly and den turn it head in de direction of dem boys.

Dem boys had to look away. Dem could not stare de chicken in it eye. Because chicken now is Mr. Chicken and dem chicken turning dem noses up pon people dese days.

Chicken price now outside de reach ah de poor. Is now more dan $400 per lb pluck weight. At dat price, dem chicken can mek styles pon yuh.

De Prezzie did claim dat how we can be producing we own broiler chickens and mekkin we own feed. De man never promise dat chicken gan be cheap. But dem boys never expect dat de price woulda jump suh high. Dem seh is supply chain crisis. But dem boys wan feel is greediness and exploitation wah cause de price fuh guh suh high.

Dem boys gan get back even though Christmas coming and money gan come in from foreign. And dem boys gan guh and look fuh de fattest and juiciest chicken and dem boys gan bubble it in curry.

Dem boys gan call dat a chicken curry. And as Prezzie seh, whether is chicken curry or curry chicken, dem boys will be having chicken and curry fuh Christmas. Right now dem boys struggling fuh mek ends meet.

Nah talk about turkey. Or even mutton or duck. Dat outside of de range of poor people. Dem boys can’t afford dat nat even with de $28,000 pension bonus wah dem giving de elderly.

Imagine we ah produce oil and we poor people can’t afford fuh buy chicken.

Talk half, leff half.

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