Ronnie Sutherland

What if school violence isn't just coming from the the community but being created in the wretched school environment where every child has to fend for himself?

Traditional Media in Jamaica: No Longer Safe ronniesutherland.com/f/traditional-… via @home

Strategic Planning Is No Longer Optional after Melissa strategicsolutionsja.com/blog/f/strateg… via @ronsud

Surprise parties aren’t romantic. They are control disguised as celebration. Respect requires consent. Even on your birthday.

It is never a good thing to speak through both sides of your mouth

Organisations rarely fail because they are doing everything wrong. More often, they fail because they are doing yesterday’s right things in tomorrow’s environment."

"You rarely lose because you are weak. You lose because you stopped evolving".

If AI wrote your strategic plan, no one will be committed to implementing it. Engage people in the planning process.

Melissa took 40% of GDP. Your Strategic Plan Has to Change. ronniesutherland.com/f/when-40%25-o… via @home

@Beno10_MFC 89

Move only 1 stick to make a number smaller than 98🤔 99.9% failed 🤓

@Gosleepriya 95

What is the number? Only 1% will succeed

The industrial revolution made human strength irrelevant. AI is making human intelligence irrelevant.

While all some of us are doing is bad mouthing the Melissa relief programme, Kemtec Development and Construction Company is donating $55 million of roofing materials to affected individuals.

@oelma__ Women

The next general election is not due until September 2030. Enough time for us to chill and be nice to each other.

Jamaica’s recovery from Hurricane Melissa is being clouded by noise and misinformation. But credible voices matter. The World Bank has praised Jamaica’s response as “world-leading,” highlighting our strong preparedness and swift move from relief to reconstruction. Good news

Reggae Boys we need this tonight to lift our spirit and put Melissa behind us. All of Jamaica behind you.

When did the political discourse in Jamaica get so coarse?

Once upon a time it was old men preying on younger women.

@ThompsonCanute Are you suggesting that members of the house should be allowed the space and time to say whatever they wish for as long as they wish?

I am curious ab the exercise of the Speaker's powers to turn off MP's mics. Is there a risk that those powers can be misused or applied unreasonably depending on who is speaking? Is there a risk of muzzling. Which MPs would demand that the Speaker not turn off his (or her) mic?