Show respect to get it
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE PRIME Minister laments the fact that, he is not getting due respect shown to him after all he has done.

Wrong move Prime Minister
THE EDITOR, Sir: IF THE PM had to decline the official invitation of President Bush for a breakfast meeting, why then did he not at least send an official representative in his place? ...

Thumbs up for the police
THE EDITOR, Sir: TWO THUMBS up for the Police Department. Never before in my 25 years or so of living in this country have I experienced such speedy reaction to a 119 call.

Is Dawn Ritch in denial?
THE EDITOR, Sir: I HAD the opportunity to read Dawn Ritch's commentary, "I'm not African", and was totally embarrassed to read her article.

Stop the Iraqi madness
THE EDITOR, Sir: I POSE the question, "Is there a magic number of lives that the United States and Britain are prepared to lose before they rethink their approach to their occupation in Iraq?"

Visionary leadership needed at JFF
THE EDITOR, Sir: RE "Boxhill to challenge Burrell"(Sports news article, September 23): Mr. Boxhill, at the present moment the Jamaica Football Federation does not need a "manifesto".

Football programme in shambles
THE EDITOR, Sir: IT IS good to see Mr. Boxhill step forward and challenge the good captain for the presidency of the JFF.

Corruption, our greatest problem
THE EDITOR, Sir: THERE IS no doubt that the problems affecting Jamaica are the direct results of inadequate political leadership.

Too many lies about Iraq war
THE EDITOR, Sir: PRESIDENT BUSH stoutly defended the United States' rationale for the war. He suggested that the world might need to act pre-emptively again to prevent attacks by terrorists equipped with unconventional weapons.