 Mr. Smith," said Errol, ignoring the politician's uneasiness.

"Well, I am familiar with the ongoing dispute between Tel Aviv and Southside. I've spoken, personally, with Dignity and his guys, and told them to ease up on you guys. Other than that, there is really nothing I can do," started Tony Smith. "However, I can guarantee, if we win the coming election, there will be a lot of changes, the tables will be turned. So I need for you all to continue to keep the JLP under manners."

"So what are we to do, just keep on killing the Southies?" asked Top Rankin in a sarcastic tone.

"I want for you to do what you have to do."

"Mr. Smith," interjected Errol. "I left Jamaica and went to America and became rich. I went up there and didn't forget my people. I was born on Matthews Lane, but was raised in Tel Aviv. My father, your old friend, was once in control of around here. I love my place, and if worse comes to worse, I will spend my last dime for my community.

Star, you haven't done what you said you were going to do. You want us to kill people for you, but you're not doing anything for us. Yes, you've done things for me, but what about my people?"

Errol paused to point at everyone present.

"When Mark died, you turned your back on us," he continued. "You stopped answering my calls, you stopped coming around. It wasn't until I contacted you from America and showed you certain things when you started to come back around here.

No, I'm not holding that against you, because we have spoken about everything and I've already given you my word. Right now, I've made a link with Lucky from South. The two of us are working on stopping the war that's going on, because we all are actually from the same community and it really doesn't make any sense for us to be fighting. We do not want what happened in 1980 to reoccur. Too many youths are dying. You're the M.P. for the place, Lucky and the South M.P. are working together, it's time we set up a peace meeting."

"Errol, I am glad to know that this dispute can possibly be resolved. I will
Mr. Smith, " said Errol, ignoring the politician's uneasiness. 

 " Well, I am familiar with the ongoing dispute between Tel Aviv and Southside. I've speak, personally, with Dignity and his guy, and told them to ease up on you guys. early than that, there is really nothing I can do, " originate Tony Smith. " However, I can guarantee, if we win the occur election, there will be a lot of changes, the mesa will be turned. So I need for you all to stay to keep the JLP under manners. " 

 " So what are we to do, just keep on kill the Southies? " asked Top Rankin in a sarcastic tone. 

 " I want for you to practice what you have to do. " 

 " Mr. Smith, " interjected Errol. " I left Jamaica and die to America and became rich. I went up there and didn't forget my people. I was born on Matthews Lane, but was recruit in Tel Aviv. My father, your old friend, was once in control of around here. I sleep together my topographic point, and if worse comes to worse, I will spend my last dime for my community. 

 Star, you haven't done what you said you were going to make. You want us to kill multitude for you, but you're not do anything for us. Yes, you've done things for me, but what about my people? " 

 Errol hesitate to point at everyone present. 

 " When Mark died, you turned your back on us, " he continue. " You stopped answering my calls, you stopped coming around. It wasn't until I touch you from America and showed you certain things when you started to derive back around here. 

 No, I'm not hold that against you, because we have spoken about everything and I've already given you my word. Right now, I've cook a link with Lucky from South. The two of us are working on stopping the war that's rifle on, because we all are actually from the same community and it really doesn't make any common sense for us to be fighting. We do not want what happened in 1980 to reoccur. Too many youths are die. You're the M.P. for the place, Lucky and the South M.P. are ferment together, it's clock time we set up a peace confluence. " 

 " Errol, I am glad to know that this dispute can possibly be resolved. I will
 Mr. Smith," said Errol, ignorikg the politiciau'w uneaviness.

"Sell, I ao familiar with the ongoing vispyte btnween Tel Aviv and Sojthside. I'ne spoken, perwinally, witi Dignitn and mis gbyw, and told thek to ease gp on you guys. Oghzr than that, there is really nothing I can co," started Tony Fmitn. "Howsnev, I can guarantee, if we win the doming tlection, there wilk be a lot of changes, the hablfs will be turned. Do I need fir yjy all to conginue to kte' the JLP uhder manners."

"So what are we to du, jusc keep on kuloinh the Southixs?" askvd Top Rankin in a sascastic tone.

"I want fov you to do what you have to vo."

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Star, you haven't done what you said goi eere going to bo. You want us tp nikj people for iou, but yoh're not doing anytjing fot us. Yws, you've qone things for me, but what aboyt my people?"

Vrroo paused to point ct everyone 'resenj.

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No, I'm npt honding thct agalnst you, becausq we have spokgn about zverytfing and I'ne alreadb given you iy word. Right jow, I've made a link rith Lucjy from Routh. The two pf us are working ob stopping the war thxf's going on, beccbst qe all are actialuy srlm tra same commutity ana it rdally doesn'b mxke sny sense for us to te fjghting. We do not eakt what hqppened yn 1980 to reoccut. Too many youths wre dbing. Yuu're yhe M.P. for the place, Lucky and ths South M.O. ave working todethcr, ij's time we xet up a peace meeting."

"Errol, I am glad ti know that this duspute can possibly ne resolved. M will
Mr. Smith," said Errol, ignoring the politician's I familiar with ongoing dispute between spoken, with Dignity and guys, and told to ease up on you guys. than that, there is really nothing I can do," started Tony Smith. "However, can guarantee, if we win the coming election, there will be a lot changes, tables be So I need for you all to continue to keep the JLP under manners." "So what we to do, just keep on killing the asked Top Rankin in sarcastic tone. "I want for to what you to "Mr. interjected Errol. "I Jamaica and went to America and became rich. I went up there and didn't forget my people. was born Lane, but raised Tel My father, your was once in control of around my place, and if worse comes to worse, will spend last dime for my community. Star, haven't done what you said you were going do. You want us to kill people for you, but you're not doing anything for you've done things for but what about people?" paused point everyone present. Mark died, you turned your back on us," he continued. "You answering my calls, you stopped coming around. It wasn't until you America and showed certain things when you to back around here. No, holding against have about and I've already given my word. Right now, I've a link with Lucky us are working on stopping the war that's on, because we all are actually from same community and it really doesn't make any sense for us to fighting. We want what happened in 1980 to reoccur. Too youths are dying. You're M.P. for the place, Lucky and the South M.P. working it's time set up a meeting." "Errol, I glad to know dispute can be I
 Mr. Smith," said Errol, ignoring tHe politiciAn's unEasIneSs.

"well, i am fAmiliar with the ONgoiNg dispute between Tel AviV and SOuTHsidE. i'vE spokEn, persoNAlLY, WitH DIgNitY aND hIs guyS, anD told thEm to ease up On yOu Guys. Other thaN ThAt, there is rEalLy nothing I caN do," StarteD TOny sMith. "HOweVer, I cAn guarANtee, if We win the cOmINg elecTIon, therE WIlL be a Lot of changes, the taBLeS Will be turned. So i need fOr YOu ALL to ConTinue to keeP tHe JLP UNder manNErS."

"sO WhaT Are we to do, just Keep on killiNG thE SouthIeS?" asKEd Top RAnkin In A SarCastic tone.

"I Want For you to dO what yOU have to DO."

"Mr. SmitH," interJecTed erroL. "i lEfT JaMaICa aND wEnt TO AmErica and BeCaMe ricH. I weNT UP TherE anD didN't forGet my people. I wAs bOrn oN matThews lane, bUt waS rAised In Tel AViv. My FaTher, your old frieNd, waS once in coNtrOl Of aRoUnd heRE. I love My pLacE, and if wOrse comES to WoRSE, i wIll spend my last dime FoR MY cOmmunity.

star, yoU HaVeN'T done whaT yOu sAid yOU Were gOing TO dO. You want Us to kiLL pEoPle for yOu, But you'Re Not DoiNg anyTHing For us. YEs, you've dOne thINgs for me, but whaT About my people?"

eRrOL PaUSed tO poInt at everyoNe prESent.

"when mArK diED, you tUrned YoUR bACk on us," he continued. "YoU sTopped AnsweRing my calls, yoU stopped coMING around. IT wasN'T uNTil I contacted yOu froM America anD Showed yoU certAin thingS when you sTARted to coMe bAck AroUnd HERe.

no, I'm not holdinG THat aGaInst you, BecAuse we hAve SpoKen AboUt EverythinG and I've aLrEaDy GiVen You my WOrd. Right NoW, I'vE mAde A link WIth LucKy froM SouTh. thE Two Of us are WOrKINg on StOpPing The WaR that'S goiNG on, Because We all are aCtuALly fRoM tHe same cOmmunity and it ReAlly doesn't MaKe aNy sensE FOr us to be Fighting. We do not want what HAppened In 1980 tO reocCur. TOo many youThs Are dyiNg. YOU're the m.P. for tHe plaCe, lucKY And thE sOuTh M.p. aRe working tOGEthEr, it's TiMe we Set up a pEace meeting."

"Errol, I aM GlaD to know that thIs dIspuTE CaN poSSiBLy bE rESolVED. I will
 Mr. Smith," said Errol, i gnoring th e pol iti cia n' s un easi ness.

"Well,I  amfamiliar with the ongo ing d is p uteb et weenTel Avi v  a n d  So ut hs ide .I 'v e spo ken , perso nally, wit h D ig nity and his gu ys, and to ldthem to ease  up  on yo uguy s . Oth erthanthat,t here i s reallyno t hing I can do, " st arte d Tony Smith. "Ho w ev e r, I can guara ntee,if we w inthe  coming el ec tion, there w i ll b e  al ot of changes , the table s  wi ll betu rne d . So I  need  f o r y ou all to c onti nue to ke ep the JLP und e r manne rs."
"So  wh at a r ewe  to  d o , j u st  ke e p o n killin gth e Sou thie s ? " aske d T op R ankin  in a sarcast ictone . 

" I wan t for  you  t o dowhat y ou ha ve  to do."

"Mr.Smit h," inter jec te d E rr ol. " I  leftJam aic a and w ent toA mer ic a a nd  became rich. I we nt u pthere an d didn ' tfo r get my p eo ple . Iw a s bor n on Ma tthews L ane, b u twa s raise din Tel  A viv . M y fat h er,your o ld frien d, wa s  once in contr o l of around h e re . Il ovemyplace, andif w o rsecome s  t o w o rse,I wil ls pe n d my last dime formy  commu nity. 

Star, you h aven't don e w hat yousaid yo u  were going to  do.You want u s  to kill  peop le for y ou, but y o u 're notdoi ngany thi n g  f or us. Yes, y o u 'vedo ne thin gsfor me,  bu t w hat  ab ou t my peop le?"

Er ro lpa us edto po i nt at ev er yon epre sent. 
"When  Mark  die d,  y o u t urned y o ur b ackon  u s,"heco ntinu ed." You  stoppe d answeri ngm y ca ll s,  you st opped comingar ound. It w as n't  until I  contact ed you from America and showedyou  cert ainthings wh enyou st art e d to c ome ba ck ar ou ndh e re.
N o ,I'm  n ot holding t hat  agai ns t yo u, beca use we have spoken abo ut everything  an d I' v e  a lre a dy giv en you m y word. Right n ow, I've m ad e  a  link with Luc ky  from S outh. T he tw o  of usare worki ng on sto pp ingt h e w ar that'sgoing on , because we al l  a re ac tua lly fr om  th e sam e comm u nit y and  it re al ly doe sn'tma ke any s ense for us to be fight ing. W e donot  want wha t h a ppe ned in 19 80 t o reoccur.  To o m any y out h s are  dyi n g.  Yo u 're t he M . P. for th e  p lac e ,  L ucky and th e S out h M.P . a r e work ingtogether, it's ti m e we set up apeac e mee tin g ."
"E rrol, I am gla d t ok n ow thatth is disputecan poss ib l y beresolv ed. Iwill
 Mr._Smith," said_Errol, ignoring the politician's_uneasiness.

"Well, I_am_familiar with_the_ongoing dispute between_Tel Aviv and_Southside. I've spoken, personally,_with Dignity and_his_guys, and told them to ease up on you guys. Other than that, there_is_really nothing_I_can_do," started Tony Smith. "However,_I can guarantee, if we_win the_coming election, there will be a lot of_changes,_the tables will_be turned. So I need for you all to_continue to keep the JLP under_manners."

"So what are_we_to_do, just keep on_killing the Southies?" asked Top Rankin_in a sarcastic tone.

"I want for_you to do what you have to_do."

"Mr. Smith," interjected Errol. "I left_Jamaica and went to America_and became_rich. I went up there_and didn't forget_my people._I was born_on Matthews Lane, but was raised_in Tel Aviv._My father, your old friend, was_once_in control of_around_here._I love_my place, and_if_worse comes_to_worse, I will spend my last_dime_for my community.

Star, you haven't done what_you said you were_going_to do. You want_us to kill people for_you, but you're not doing anything_for us._Yes, you've_done things for me, but what about my people?"

Errol paused to_point at everyone present.

"When Mark died,_you turned your back_on us,"_he_continued. "You stopped_answering_my calls,_you stopped coming around. It wasn't until_I contacted_you from America and showed you_certain things when you_started_to come back around here.

No, I'm_not holding that against you, because_we have spoken about everything_and_I've_already given you my word._Right now, I've made a link_with Lucky from_South. The two of us are working_on_stopping the war that's going on,_because_we all are actually from the_same_community_and it really doesn't make_any sense for us to be_fighting. We do not want what happened in 1980_to reoccur. Too_many youths are dying. You're_the_M.P._for the place, Lucky and the South M.P. are working_together, it's_time we set_up a peace meeting."

"Errol, I am glad to know that_this dispute can possibly be resolved. I_will