THE EDITOR, Sir: THIS IS in response to Z. Mclean's letter posted in yesterday's Gleaner - 'Garrison voters must have no say in elections'.

THE EDITOR, Sir: HERE WE go again, another Jamaican suggesting that some Jamaicans should not enjoy the privilege of electing their representative in Parliament.

THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM expressing my anguish and disgust over the careless, worthless and disappointing West Indies cricket team. We are tired (extremely tired, exhausted and fed up) of the embarrassment, the inconsistency, the bagful of insincere promises: 'We will do better next time, and blah, blah'.

THE EDITOR, Sir:DEAR CHRISTOPHER, I would like to tell you a story and, as you read it, I ask you to stretch your imagination a bit!It is the story of a man who was a thief.

On April 22, I came back home to visit my ailing father. I arrived in Montego Bay and had to travel to St Mary. I rented a car in Montego Bay. Just outside of Falmouth I was stopped by a cop in a spot check. He checked the papers and said the insurance had expired.