THE EDITOR: Are there no environmentalists in Trinidad and Tobago? Has the Government turned a blind eye to the rape and sodomy of our once pristine islands of Trinidad and Tobago? What is the use of the EMA in this country? This institution seems to be turning a blind eye to what is going on in our beloved islands. I use these strong terms to aptl(...)

THE EDITOR: Fifteen years ago, Citizens for a Better Trinidad and Tobago (CBTT) stated publicly that the longer rogue police officers were allowed to remain in the Police Service, the more difficult it would become to control the drug trade as well as many other crimes in Trinidad and Tobago.

THE EDITOR: I read where the “SOD” was turned for the opening of a Children’s Hospital in the Couva area.

THE EDITOR: I read with great concern, the letter titled “Disaster in the making” penned by Peter O’Connor and published in the Newsday on 8/3/12.

THE EDITOR: We are reaping now the “fruits” of indiscipline and lawlessness from seeds of political pampering sown by previous administrations over the past five and one half decades.

THE EDITOR: The Government of Trinidad and Tobago should introduce the motor vehicle no fault law, where the motor insurance companies would have to compensate victims of motor vehicle accidents, whether the driver is at fault or not.

THE EDITOR: It is with great sadness that I read Mr Busby’s comments featured in the Newsday Chatroom regarding the bus drivers’ action.