By Kevin Baldeosingh
November 20, 2021 – trinidadexpress.com
In virtually every statement issued by the Ministry of Health (MoH), the public is assured that this is a “pandemic of the unvaccinated”.
My question is, how do they know?
If the MoH has been doing contact tracing that proves unjabbed people are the ones infecting others, they haven’t said so.
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By Kevin Baldeosingh
October 06, 2021
I am not vaccinated against Covid-19 and do not intend to take any of the existing vaccines. Here are my reasons.
Medical: I am under 70 years of age, have no co-morbidities, am not obese, and can run one mile in under nine minutes. This puts me in a cohort that Covid does not seriously affect. Thus, the vaccine does not benefit me.
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By Dr Selwyn R. Cudjoe
December 22, 2020
Last Sunday 19 distinguished citizens (call them endorsees) recommended that the SEA be replaced since it no longer serves the interest of the students it is supposed to serve (“Replacing the SEA.” They claim that our school system has not extricated itself from its “colonial inheritances in education.” The SEA examination through which we place our students into secondary schools is outmoded. It originated in the UK in 1904, the year Joseph de Suze finished writing Little Folks Trinidad, a pioneering educational work.
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