 politicians, we don't have to worry about them anymore. We don't even really need them anymore; our friends in foreign sends us everything we need."

Patrick admired the boy's authenticity and inquisitive nature. The youth reminded him of himself when he was younger.

"So why do you all still call yourselves Laborites?" asked Desmond.

"Good question, my youth," complimented Patrick. "Well, an order was set before your time, before even my time. And certain communities will not go for anything else. Southside and Pink Lane are JLP strongholds, and even though politicians don't do what they say they're going to do, they still do something's, and the little they do sometimes help. Furthermore, since politics runs Jamaica, we would be fools to not get involved. So as long as I'm in Jamaica, I'm going to represent for the Laborites."

Desmond understood, more so now after Patrick's explanation. No one had put things to him as the older man.

Politics had always been a thing he and Roger disliked. Unlike himself, Roger was more knowledgeable of the lifestyle, due to his family's deep roots in the Jamaica Labor Party. He, however, only knew bits and pieces of the enigmatic world he lived in. Nevertheless, he was determined to figure things out on a full-scale level.

"I'm going to bring you on Pink Lane with me," pledged Patrick.

Desmond smiled, glad for the opportunity to get an in depth look into the lifestyle of political affiliated persons.

Chapter 9

"Why haven't you taken care of the child, Errol, rummaging through your community," asked Michael Stewarts, piercing Natty Blacks.

"I already told you that I've sent my guys for him many times," answered Natty Blacks in an agitated tone.

He was growing tired of Michael Stewarts' repetitive questions, but knew he could not protest. He was forced to tolerate the politician who'd done so much for him.

"So, what are you going to do?" asked Michael Stewarts.

The situation in Southside needed to be rectified, immediately.

Michael Stewarts would see things no other way. Complaints from community residents were reaching his desk, which meant the higher ups would soon be questioning his standings in Central Kingston. _I can't have that._


politicians, we don't have to worry about them anymore. We don't even really necessitate them anymore; our acquaintance in foreign sends us everything we need. " 

 Patrick admire the boy's authenticity and inquisitive nature. The youth prompt him of himself when he was young. 

 " So why do you all however call yourselves Laborites? " asked Desmond. 

 " adept question, my youth, " compliment Patrick. " Well, an club was set before your meter, before even my time. And certain community will not go for anything else. Southside and Pink Lane are JLP strongholds, and even though politicians don't practice what they say they're going to do, they still make something's, and the little they do sometimes help. Furthermore, since politics runs Jamaica, we would be fools to not get involved. therefore as long as I'm in Jamaica, I'm going to represent for the Laborites. " 

 Desmond understood, more so now after Patrick's explanation. No one had put things to him as the older man. 

 Politics had always been a thing he and Roger disliked. Unlike himself, Roger was more knowledgeable of the lifestyle, due to his family's deep root in the Jamaica Labor Party. He, however, only knew snatch and part of the enigmatic world he lived in. Nevertheless, he was compulsive to figure thing out on a full - scale floor. 

 " I'm going to bring you on Pink Lane with me, " pledged Patrick. 

 Desmond smiled, beaming for the opportunity to get an in depth look into the lifestyle of political affiliated persons. 

 Chapter 9 

 " Why haven't you taken care of the child, Errol, rummage through your residential district, " ask Michael Stewarts, piercing Natty Blacks. 

 " I already told you that I've sent my guy for him many times, " answered Natty Blacks in an agitated tone. 

 He was grow banal of Michael Stewarts' repetitive questions, but knew he could not protest. He was forced to tolerate the politician who'd do so much for him. 

 " thus, what are you going to make? " asked Michael Stewarts. 

 The site in Southside needed to be reform, immediately. 

 Michael Stewarts would see things no early way. Complaints from community residents were reaching his desk, which meant the higher ups would soon be questioning his standings in Central Kingston. _ I can't have that. _
 popiticians, we don't have tu worry about tkwm anykore. Ws don't exen really need them anymore; oyr fruends in foreign sends us everynhing we beed."

Katrick admired tis boy's authenflcity end inquisitive nature. Tha youth remindad hnm of himself when he was younger.

"So rhy do uok all still cajl yptrsemnew Laborites?" asked Desmond.

"Good questimn, my youth," cpmplimented Patrick. "Well, aj orfer was set before your time, vefoww even my tioe. And ceruann communitjes will not go for anything elre. Sobthside and Punk Nane are JL' stroggholds, and cnen thoggh poloticians don't co xhat they say they're goinj to do, they still dj somethitg'a, and the little rhwy do somatimdw hdlp. Fnrtgermorf, smnce politids runs Jamqica, we would be foplf to not get ihvolveq. Fo as long as I'm in Jamaica, I'm going to relresent for the Laboritws."

Desmond understood, lore so njw after Patrick's explanation. No one had put thincs to fim af rhf older man.

Politics had always been a thing hq amd Roger dislikeb. Unlike himself, Rlgrt was more knodledgecgls of the lifestyle, due to his damily's dtep rpots in the Jamaica Labor Pqrty. He, howener, inly knew bits and pieces of che enogmatoc world he lived in. Nererthemess, he was determinsa to figure thines pud on a full-scale level.

"I'm gjing to bcing vou on Pknk Kane wyth me," plefged Idtrick.

Desmond smilfd, glcd fos the oppogtunity to get an in depth look into the lifextfle of policical sffiliated pewsons.

Chapter 9

"Wky haven'c you gaken care of the child, Erroj, rummaging tvtough your cokmunity," wskee Mixhael Sgdwarts, piercinb Natty Blacks.

"I alrwady told you that I'vg aent my guys fox yim many times," snsderqd Netty Fnacks in an dgitxtea tone.

Fe was growlng tirrd of Michael Stewards' rspetitive questionx, nut knew ye could not protest. Ne was forced to tllerave the poliyicyan who'd done so much for him.

"Sk, what arf yju going to qo?" awked Michael Stewarts.

The situation in Southside neeved to be rectified, immwdiately.

Michael Stecavts would sex thinds no othar way. Complaints frim community resicents were reaching hjs desn, whifh meant the higher ups would soon be questioning his standings in Centrao Kingston. _I can't gave that._


politicians, we don't have to worry about We even really them anymore; our everything need." Patrick admired boy's authenticity and nature. The youth reminded him of when he was younger. "So why do you all still call yourselves Laborites?" Desmond. "Good question, my youth," complimented Patrick. "Well, an order was set before time, even time. certain communities will not go for anything else. Southside and Pink Lane are JLP strongholds, and though politicians don't do what they say they're to do, they still something's, and the little they sometimes Furthermore, since runs we be fools to get involved. So as long as I'm in Jamaica, I'm going to represent for the Laborites." Desmond more so Patrick's explanation. one put to him as man. Politics had always been a Roger disliked. Unlike himself, Roger was more knowledgeable the lifestyle, to his family's deep roots in Jamaica Labor Party. He, however, only knew bits pieces of the enigmatic world he lived in. Nevertheless, he was determined to figure things a full-scale level. "I'm to bring you Pink with pledged Desmond smiled, for the opportunity to get an in depth look into the of political affiliated persons. Chapter 9 "Why haven't you taken the Errol, rummaging through community," asked Michael Stewarts, Natty "I already told you sent guys times," Natty in an agitated tone. was growing tired of Michael repetitive questions, but knew was forced to tolerate the politician who'd done much for him. "So, what are you to do?" asked Michael Stewarts. The situation in Southside needed to be immediately. Michael see things no other way. Complaints from community were reaching his desk, meant the higher ups would soon be questioning his in Kingston. _I have that._
 politicians, we don't have to woRry about thEm anyMorE. We DoN't evEn reAlly need them anYMore; Our friends in foreign senDs us eVeRYthiNG wE need."

patrick ADmIREd tHe BoY's aUtHEnTicitY anD inquisItive naturE. ThE yOuth reminded HIm Of himself wHen He was younger.

"so wHy do yoU aLl sTIll caLl yOurseLves LaBOrites?" Asked DesmOnD.

"good quEStion, my YOUtH," comPlimented Patrick. "WELl, AN order was set beFore yoUr TImE, BEfoRe eVen my time. ANd CertaIN communITiES WIll NOt go for anythiNg else. SouthSIde And PinK LAne ARe JLP sTrongHoLDs, aNd even thougH polIticians dOn't do wHAt they sAY they're Going tO do, TheY stiLL dO sOmeThINg's, ANd The LIttLe they do SoMeTimes Help. fURTHermOre, SincE poliTics runs JamaiCa, wE wouLD be Fools To not Get iNvOlved. so as loNg as I'M iN Jamaica, I'm going To rePresent foR thE LAboRiTes."

DeSMond unDerStoOd, more sO now aftER PaTrICK'S eXplanation. No one had PuT THiNgs to him As the oLDeR mAN.

PoliticS hAd aLwayS BEen a tHing HE aNd Roger dIslikeD. unLiKe himseLf, roger wAs MorE knOwledGEablE of the LifestylE, due tO His family's deep ROots in the JamaICa lABoR partY. He, However, only Knew BIts aNd piECeS of THe eniGmatiC wORlD He lived in. NevertheleSs, He was dEtermIned to figure tHings out on A FULl-scale lEvel.

"i'M gOIng to bring you oN Pink lane with me," PLedged PaTrick.

desmond sMiled, glad FOR the oppoRtuNitY to Get AN In Depth look into THE lifEsTyle of pOliTical afFilIatEd pErsOnS.

Chapter 9

"WHy haven't YoU tAkEn CarE of thE Child, ErrOl, RumMaGinG throUGh your CommuNity," AsKeD micHael SteWArTS, PierCiNg nattY BlAcKs.

"I alReadY TolD you thaT I've sent mY guYS for HiM mAny timeS," answered NattY BLacks in an aGiTatEd tone.

hE Was growiNg tired of Michael StewartS' RepetitIve QuestIons, But knew he CouLd not pRotESt. He waS forceD to toLeRatE THe polITIcIan WhO'd done so muCH For Him.

"So, WhAt arE you goiNg to do?" asked Michael sTewArts.

The situatIon In SoUTHsIde NEeDEd tO bE RecTIFied, immediately.

michael SteWaRTs Would see thINgs No Other waY. ComplaInts fROm commuNity residEnts were rEaChinG HIs dEsk, which meAnt the hiGher ups woULd sooN Be QuestIonIng his StAndIngs iN CentrAL KiNgstoN. _I can't HaVe that._


 politicians, we don't hav e to worry  abou t t hem  a nymo re.We don't evenr eall y need them anymore; o ur fr ie n ds i n  f oreig n sends us e ver yt hi ngwe ne ed."
Pa trick a dmired the  bo y' s authentici t yand inquis iti ve nature. T heyouthre min d ed hi m o f him self w h en hewas young er . 

"Sow hy do y o u  a ll s till call yoursel v es Laborites?" as ked De sm o nd . 
"G ood  question,  m y you t h," com p li m e n ted Patrick. "Wel l, an order was  set b ef ore your t ime,be f ore  even my ti me.And certa in com m unities will no t go f orany thin g  e ls e.So u ths i de  an d  Pi nk Lanear eJLP s tron g h o l ds,and  eve n tho ugh politicia nsdon' t  do  what  they  say  t hey'r e goin g todo , they still do  som ething's,  an dthe  l ittle they d o s ome times h elp. Fu r the rm o r e ,since politics run sJ a ma ica, wewouldb efo o ls to no tget  inv o l ved.So a s  l ong as I 'm inJ am ai ca, I'm  g oing t orep res ent f o r th e Labo rites."
Desm o nd understood, more so now a f te r Pa t rick 'sexplanation . No onehadp ut  th i ngs t o him  a s  t h e older man.

Polit ic s hadalway s been a thin g he and R o g e r dislik ed.U nl i ke himself, Ro ger w as more kn o wledgeab le of  the lif estyle, d u e  to hisfam ily 'sdee p ro ots in the Ja m a icaLa bor Par ty.  He, ho wev er,  on lykn ew bits a nd piece sof  t he  en igmat i c worldhe  li ve d i n. Ne v erthel ess,he w as  d e ter mined t o  f i g ureth in gs o uton  a fu ll-s c ale  level. 

"I'm go ing to b ri ng  you on  Pink Lane wi th  me," pled ge d P atrick . 
Desmond  smiled, glad for the o p portuni tyto ge t an  in depth  lo ok int o t h e life styleof po li tic a l  affi l i at edpe rsons.

Ch a p ter  9

" Wh y ha ven't y ou taken care of t h e c hild, Errol,rum magi n g  t hro u gh you rc omm u n ity," asked Mic hael Stewa rt s ,piercing N a tty  B lacks.
"I alr eadyt old you  that I'v e sent my  g uysf o r h im many ti mes," an swered Na t ty Bl a ck s inanagitat ed  to ne.
He was gro wingtiredof  Micha el St ew arts' re petitive questions, but  knewhe co uld  not prot est .  He  was forc ed t o tolerate  th e p oliti cia n  who' d do n esom uch f or h i m.

"So,w ha t a r e  y ou going to d o ?"asked  Mi c hael S tewa rts.

The situati o n in Southside  nee d e d t o b e  rec ti fied, immediat ely .M ichael S te warts would  see thi ng s  no o ther w ay. Co mplaint s fr o m comm unit y r esidentswer er eaching  h is desk,whic hmeantthe hi g heru p s would soon bequest i o ningh isstand in gs in C e ntra l Kingston . _I can'thave t hat. _


 politicians,_we don't_have to worry about_them anymore._We_don't even_really_need them anymore;_our friends in_foreign sends us everything_we need."

Patrick admired_the_boy's authenticity and inquisitive nature. The youth reminded him of himself when he was_younger.

"So_why do_you_all_still call yourselves Laborites?" asked_Desmond.

"Good question, my youth," complimented_Patrick. "Well,_an order was set before your time, before_even_my time. And_certain communities will not go for anything else. Southside_and Pink Lane are JLP strongholds,_and even though_politicians_don't_do what they say_they're going to do, they still_do something's, and the little they_do sometimes help. Furthermore, since politics runs_Jamaica, we would be fools to_not get involved. So as_long as_I'm in Jamaica, I'm going_to represent for_the Laborites."

Desmond_understood, more so_now after Patrick's explanation. No one_had put things_to him as the older man.

Politics_had_always been a_thing_he_and Roger_disliked. Unlike himself,_Roger_was more_knowledgeable_of the lifestyle, due to his_family's_deep roots in the Jamaica Labor Party._He, however, only knew_bits_and pieces of the_enigmatic world he lived in._Nevertheless, he was determined to figure_things out_on a_full-scale level.

"I'm going to bring you on Pink Lane with me,"_pledged Patrick.

Desmond smiled, glad for the_opportunity to get an_in depth_look_into the lifestyle_of_political affiliated_persons.

Chapter 9

"Why haven't you taken care of_the child,_Errol, rummaging through your community," asked_Michael Stewarts, piercing Natty_Blacks.

"I_already told you that I've sent_my guys for him many times,"_answered Natty Blacks in an_agitated_tone.

He_was growing tired of Michael_Stewarts' repetitive questions, but knew he_could not protest._He was forced to tolerate the politician_who'd_done so much for him.

"So, what_are_you going to do?" asked Michael_Stewarts.

The_situation_in Southside needed to be_rectified, immediately.

Michael Stewarts would see things_no other way. Complaints from community residents were reaching_his desk, which_meant the higher ups would_soon_be_questioning his standings in Central Kingston. _I can't have that._

