LARRY BURCHALL
Without expats, we'd be drooling, inbred idiots
Bermudians have had a long love-hate relationship with expats.
Campus massacre reveals fatal flaws in U.S. gun laws
I confess that I'm puzzled by a clear and obvious inconsistency.
Southlands: What benefit will it bring - and for whom?
Bermuda's hospitality industry now squeezes out its profits by employing the cheapest and most efficient labour that it can find. That labour is not Bermudian.
'Bermudianization died day IB arrived'
Bermudianization is dead. But we're having one heck of a problem with the funeral.
Numbers just don't add up for Workplace Equity Act
However you do the Math, we'd need to conjure black Bermudians from nowhere, says Larry Burchall
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Do the Math: Workforce Equity means fewer Bermudian civil servants
Larry Burchall comes up with some surprising conclusions after investigating the would-be effects of implementing Government's controversial Workforce Equity Act
Racial rhetoric has to be tackled if Bermuda wants to stay on top
Perhaps the key reality of the 2007 election was that it was the first time, since 1998, that the 'race ball' had been thrown onto the political field.
Is 'Bermuda's Hidden Army' taking control of our streets?
In tiny 13,000 acre Bermuda - isolated out here at 32N64W - in December last year, we saw a significant retreat.
DEVELOPMENT / PART 1 — SHOW ME THE MONEY
Who's behind all this development? Few blacks, it seems
"There's an old Wall Street story of a 'customer's man' (that's what stock- brokers used to be called) walking with a client by a riverside near the marina after a particularly weak spell in the stock market.
The shocking, untold tale of education
The Minister for Education intends to bring in legislation that will raise the school-leaving age to eighteen.
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What would Lois make of all this sleaze?
I suppose there are many people who will consider me vulgar.
In 2008 it's time to get over it
From the life that I live and have lived, in the world that I live in, it is increasingly difficult to deal with Dr Eva Hodgson's perspectives on racial matters.
The long and tortuous road to the White House
The twists and turns of the 'Bail Out' combining with the Presidential and Vice Presidential debates give special insight into the inner and real workings of part of America's political system.
Black Americans take a giant, final step forward
Barack Obama has been proclaimed king - sorry, President - of the U.S. With that proclamation, all black Americans took their giant and final step forward. But the rest of America, especially white America, simply took one more step forward.
Not a bad record... except that education's still broken
Ten years on, what has the PLP accomplished?
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