Still under siege

As time goes by, it seems to me that much of the cover-ups, corruption and crime that we’re experiencing today are just a continuation of what was started then. So is it any wonder that successive governments, from that time to the present administration, have brushed all that has happened under a carpet of secrecy. What are they all hiding and/or afraid will come out?

As it stands now, our country continues to be having one serious problem after the next, with no one in “leadership.”

The leading administrative party governing our land seems to be creeping toward some kind of dictatorship rule, as we the citizens of this land do not seem to have much say in many matters concerning our welfare and so-called freedoms (including speech, choices and actions) which we should have a right to.

The main opposition party seems like a waste of time to turn to for help or as an alternative choice for governance, for they cannot even function and get along properly among themselves.

Deborah Lashley

dlashley@gmail.com