Why not?

Dear Editor,

At this point focus needs to be on a way forward. The struggle between the private sector and the public sector needs to stop, and cooperation should be the way forward.

My thoughts about the problems at Kadaster

Dear Editor,

I have complete confidence in the current Council of Ministers of Country Sint Maarten that they understand the seriousness of the current “problems” at the Kadaster office. I expect that they will act with a sense of urgency to ensure a solution is found immediately.

Where is Stef Blok going to live, on the moon?

Dear Editor,

By now I think you have realized that I am about calling a spade a spade. We know the popular saying : If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and walks like a duck, it is most likely a duck. So here I go again.

If only white Germans, white Swedes, white Russians, white Frenchmen, white Poles, white Norwegians, white Spaniards, white Italians and only white people from other countries in the world lived in the Netherlands, would Stef Blok consider that a multicultural society? Would Stef Blok stick around to see if they would be able to (co)exist peacefully? Or would Stef Blok then go live on the moon? I could not say in space because even the satellites are also multicultural.

If you noticed, I did not mention white Americans, that is because I am not convinced if there are indigenous white Americans.

I honestly cannot find the correct word for someone who strongly believes that people of different cultures cannot live peacefully together, so would someone please enlighten me. The Amish came to mind, but they are Swiss-German.

So after wracking my brains and consulting legislation the only thing I could come up with is, if where it is expressed and because of why it is expressed it sounds racist, it most likely might be racist.

In my childhood days there used to be a childhood story about “Het mars mannetje”. Is this a reality in the making? Bon dia, Suzy.

Russell A. Simmons

Mao Tse Tung in Maho Town

Mao Tse Tung in Maho Town

More Chineses in town

Chinese workers

In Maho

So what

Tez about time

The Chineses do something

Else

Other then cook nansy gooren

And sell flyrice n chicken

And supply Chinese brush

To we whoorish men

That are always in ah rush

And don’t stay home

To take care of what

We must

And we young men

That rather stay in

The shade

Than learn a trade

But will smoke weed

All nite

And ride around all

Day on ah bike

Poppin on one wheel

As long as we don’t get

Off we fat ass

And real fast

These Chineses

Them Japaneses

And all them other eeze

Goin take over with real ease

In spite of some of we youth

People coming back home

With more degrees

Than ah thermometer

But can’t find any shelter

So don’t be surprise

To see Chineses in Maho

Cauz they all over ayoo

So enjoy yuh fly rice

And roast chicken

And hope them Chineses

Stay in kitchen

Cauz 1,400 billion Chineses

Can’t be wrong

Raymond Helligar aka “Big Ray”

US Ambassador

The newspapers of Tuesday, July 17, headlined that Pete Hoekstra, the US ambassador in The Hague, had a meeting with Mr. Rhuggenaath. We are talking about the same Hoekstra who stated in 2015 that the 'Islamic movement' caused chaos in Europe.

That there is chaos in the Netherlands, that there are cars that are burned and that politicians are burned. And yes, there are still areas (no-go zones) in the Netherlands. When Hoekstra was confronted with his statements in the Dutch current affairs program Nieuwsuur, he denied ever having done so and stated that the claim was 'incorrect' and even 'fake news'.

The US Department of Foreign Affairs resigned from the statements made by Hoekstra in 2015 that no-go zones exist in the Netherlands and that politicians are set on fire.

Hoekstra is also a prominent member of the Tea Party, a radical group within the Republican Party. He eventually 'tweeted' his apologies.

I think it is important that our politicians are well informed about who they are dealing with.

J. Martina

Curaçao

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