Bruce Golding BBC HARDtalk interview

Prime Minister Bruce Golding was today interviewed on the flagship BBC talk show program HARDtalk where he faced hard hitting questions related to the problems such as crime, violence and corruption being faced by Jamaica as a country. The topic of homosexuality also surfaced many times during the half hour interview.

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Jamaicapage.com is a politically neutral website but we would like to commend Mr Golding on his composure and well constructed responses to the questions posed to him as he did well to educate the world on the nature of the problems facing our island and the steps being taken to current these problems, many of these steps highlighted I am sure many locals were not aware of.

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Hon. Bruce Golding with Stephen Sackur on HARDtalk – May 20th 2008

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5 Responses to “Bruce Golding BBC HARDtalk interview”

  1. Lorna Ferguson says:

    Mr Bruce I’ve been trying to reach you ever since you started the online talk show good luck to you as you really have been doing a good job. I dont get you most of the time but when I does matters of great interest really strike me.
    My main issue is why when there is an accident which includes a government worker have to take so long to settle?
    Mr. Bruce I’m from St. Catherine Jobs Lane to be specified and then onto Kitson Town my main thing is from 2005 my children father died from an accident with a JDF soldier, from then on I can’t get any compensation from the government. The accident bring a turmoil on my children one of whom have to leave school because of what had happened to her father. They say that she needs phycartist help as she was close to him. Giving money is one yes, but the mere thought is that government dont care if they eat, drink or go to school. Mr Bruce why do they have to take so long? Please email me as soon as possible as i’m really in need.Before i forget he died leaving five children four of which is girls I know if this had happened to you you would have want Mrs Golding and your children to be conpensated early Thanking you for reading my mail and God bless you all!!!!

  2. Lorna Ferguson says:

    Mr Bruce I’ve been trying to reach you ever since you started the online talk show good luck to you as you really have been doing a good job. I dont get you most of the time but when I does matters of great interest really strike me.
    My main issue is why when there is an accident which includes a government worker have to take so long to settle?
    Mr. Bruce I’m from St. Catherine Jobs Lane to be specified and then onto Kitson Town my main thing is from 2005 my children father died from an accident with a JDF soldier, from then on I can’t get any compensation from the government. The accident bring a turmoil on my children one of whom have to leave school because of what had happened to her father. They say that she needs phycartist help as she was close to him. Giving money is one yes, but the mere thought is that government dont care if they eat, drink or go to school. Mr Bruce why do they have to take so long? Please email me as soon as possible as i’m really in need.Before i forget he died leaving five children four of which is girls I know if this had happened to you you would have want Mrs Golding and your children to be conpensated early Thanking you for reading my mail and God bless you all!!!!I can be contacted at 865-4069 or 545-1634

  3. ryan morris says:

    happy new year mr golding congrats on your victory i hope you and your family ok i know your job as pm is very hard and i like the way u handle that interview with mr sakur on bbc sir you are true leader and i admire u very much anyway on the matter of crime i just have a few suggession i think you should put permanent check points on all major roads and highways to stop criminal movements at those points u should have names and picture,s of all wanted and suspected men set up a confidential crimestoppers hotline so people will be more comfortable and incline to help the police stop and ban all songs that promote,s and glorifie,s violence and pressure the dj,s to sing more positive song,s and to change the old politic.s by been more active and visible in troubled commumnitie,s whether it,s PNP or JNP then people will see that you are a jamaican PM rather than a JLP PM whose differnt than previous PM and will vote for you freely and not by the old brutal and violent way other PM been elected we have to change the way our country operate,s and citizen,s think in terms of politic,s its very bad what about been a jamaican brotherwood luv and respect for life sir im praying for god to give u the strenght wisdom and blessing,s to carry on with the job i have faith in you mr golding god bless you sir

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  5. Charmaine Campbell says:

    I am speaking on behalf of my sister Lisa Campbell who went to the Registrar Genral Office to obtain a copy of her birth cetificate, only to find an unknown name in the section where her biological father’s name should be. Please not e that the name she discovered on her birth certificate is Alfanso Cross which is no match to her surname Campbell. Lisa’s mother’s name is Hyacinth Myrie. The problem is that the office of Registrar General is requesting a paternity test from the biological father whose surname is Campbell. Lisa is 25 years old and grew up with her father Leroy Campbell and know no other father but him. Why a paternity test when Leroy Campbell is not denying Lisa as his daughter. The Unknown Alphanso Cross did not get a paternity test nor any permission to add his name to Lisa’s document. What should she do. This is a matter of emergency response. A lawsuit is in preparation against the Registrar General Office of Jamaica. Thanks in advance for your quick response.

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