The Island Minute

21/03/2023

868 Media: Please school the woke liberals from northwest Trinidad, along with the people at Pride TT and I Am ONE TnT, about teleology and the reasons God created us heterosexual and sexually dichotomous.

20/03/2023

The 2023 is proof that Pride TT, Peter Sheppard Art & Design, TRIBE Carnival and others wish to ramp-up the debauchery of the government-endorsed satanic institution. Their desire is for the street parade to become the Caribbean version of the Folsom Street Fair. It is now so critical that we protect traditional family values.

19/03/2023

Why is Trinidad and Tobago so offended by latino comedian The cuban boy? Do you have such low self-esteem? This is a non-issue. Firstly, someone dressing in the costume of a character cannot be racist, or else no kid east of the lighthouse would be allowed to dress as Batman, Wonder Woman, or Goku. And what about the black and white minstrels, who I see at every old-mas event? Blacks dressing in white face: racist? When did Trinis become so thin-skinned?

18/03/2023

"On the other hand, the moreno, pardo, mulatto, cholo, and black Venezuelans, all arrive [in Trinidad] as illegals and gravitate toward robbery, smuggling, prostitution, trafficking, and murder. The few who happen to escape the clutches of crime, are lazy, arrogant, debauched, uncouth spendthrifts, with a penchant for alcohol, drugs, promiscuity, gambling and other vices (much like Trinidadians east of the lighthouse). What’s more, these loots don’t pay taxes, and conduct their affairs underground, but leech off the state, privy to the same public services as their industrious peers and the Trinidad and Tobago citizenry." - excerpt from Darwin and the Venezuelans

The accused, who cannot be named because he is a minor, allegedly stabbed Anil Alladin, 42, once in the chest on March 5.

25/02/2023

THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAY BC PIRES KATHRYN STOLLMEYER WIGHT died last week and no other human being in my direct or indirect experience has ever been more widely and deeply … Continue reading Kathryn the Great

12/02/2023

Why do we laud these Arabs, most of whom only know war and violence in their native Allepo, Syria? They are as bad as, if not worse than the Venezuelans who continue to arrive in droves, from Tucupita.

11/02/2023

Stop the mass immigration from Venezuela, Syria, Nigeria and the small islands. It is destroying traditional family values in Trinidad and Tobago.

07/02/2023

Are YOU part of the concerted effort to exterminate white-Trinidadians? Arabs (Syrians/Lebanese et al) are forcibly taking over white-Trinidadian businesses, while we are kidnapped by the Dravidians, and murdered by the negros; but no one seems to care because of the colour of our skin. The kidnap of Natalie Pollanais, the attacks on the Waddells, and now the murder of philanthropist Mark Perreira. When will the violence against white Trinidadians end? .

06/02/2023

“Stop in Trinidad and Tobago. The 1st Trinidadian was born in 1508 and was white. That’s more than 150 years before the first black Trinidadian, and 250 years before the first Indian-Trinidadian. White-Trinidadians are more “Trinidadian” than every other ethno-racial group in Trinidad, except for the Amerindians” - Kiera de Caires, 19/12/22

06/02/2023

I would urge both Sebastian Alsina of The London School of Economics and Political Science - LSE, and Grevic Alverado of Trinidad and Tobago Newsday to avoid their virtue signalling. In Trinidad and Tobago, Andean Venezuelans tend to be “are highly educated, act with integrity, work productively and contribute to our economy through the taxes they pay, and the regulated transactions they conduct, while Tucupitans “all arrive as illegals and gravitate toward robbery, smuggling, prostitution, trafficking, and murder. The few who happen to escape the clutches of crime, are lazy, arrogant, debauched, uncouth spendthrifts, with a penchant for alcohol, drugs, promiscuity, gambling and other vices.” These are facts that both reporters fail to cover in their pieces.

05/02/2023

We call out the woke liberal media Trinidad Express Newspapers, T&T Guardian, BBC World Service, Loop TT, Newsauce, and Inshan Ishmael for their failure to cover stories of crime and injustice, simply because the victims lacked melanin.

04/02/2023

If wishes to help our Venezuelan neighbours, then our immigration policy should encourage only the educated, professional and skilled, like property developer Luis Dini of Home Solutions Limited, and retail entrepreneur Diane Botero. Doing otherwise jeopardizes the quality of life of all in , as Kiera de Caires explains in her 2020 piece “Darwin and the Venezuelans.”

03/02/2023

Organization like I Am ONE TnT, Silver Lining Counselling Services TT, Sheppard Art & Design continue to promote the LGBTQI+ agenda in Trinidad and Tobago, without remorse. They accept public funding, paid for by taxpayers, but continue to brainwash young, prepubescent boys into a detrimental lifestyle. This is disheartening for any parent, and it must stop now.

03/02/2023

Another negative feature of has always been promiscuity. James at 868 Media offers an explanation on the dangers of the homosexual lifestyle and the catastrophic consequences for , if the + agenda were to become the country’s status quo.

02/02/2023

We are confident that like us, 868 Media, The Westerly, Richard Trestrail, and perhaps Andrew Gioannetti of Trinidad and Tobago Newsday will continue to fight for traditional family values in Trinidad and Tobago, but we acknowledge the concerns of Keira de Caires, explored in her piece “It’s Beginning to Look like White Genocide,” published to her Parler account over the holiday season.

01/02/2023

Welcome to the month of February, known in as . A 'glorious' 28 days of decadence, depravity, and debauchery. A month dedicated to the pagan God Bacchus, and culminating in the government-endorsed pre-Lenten public ritual known the world over as . A two-year abstinence, due to Covid-19 has given us some perspective, while recent T&T Guardian articles from Indo-Angolan physician Dr Austin Trinidade and architect-patriot Brian Lewis explain why Carnival is a sharp, poison-dipped dagger at the throat of the nation, and why it should be permanently eliminated from our culture.

01/02/2023

Very insightful information from the Association of Racial and Ethnic Minority Affairs ( ), Trinidad and Tobago.

01/02/2023

HELEN Humphrey, a woman who is credited with bringing Downs Syndrome out of the darkness and into acceptance, through the association she founded, has died. Humphrey, 84, the wife of … Continue reading Helen Humphrey, former Carnival queen, advocate for Downs Syndrome, dies

31/01/2023

I remember reading a Trinidad Express Newspapers article by BC Pires, in which Sophie KMW describes the hate and discrimination with which she was greeted by the local film industry. She pointed out that no one wanted to hire a white Trini, and that she was constantly bullied into playing “promiscuous American whores” by local directors. “White Like Me” by Anthony Milne explores the concept of the ‘model minority’ in Trinidad and Tobago.

30/01/2023

The death of another local patriot, William “Billy” Carpenter, is a loss not only to his loved ones, but to the Republic. I anticipate that Trinidad and Tobago Newsday will veer all the way to the left, within the next 18 months. The downfall is disheartening, but expected in a world of Loop TT, Wired868, Tringlobe Media, and Breaking News T&T which are all about sensationalism and advancing the liberal agenda, rather than reporting the truth with journalistic integrity.

WILLIAM "Billy" Carpenter, one of the co-founders of the Newsday newspaper as well as its former director and CEO, has passed away.

30/01/2023

While she may be a liberal, and think completely differently about traditional family values, the compassion of Jacqueline Scott, described in this articles and a follow-up by BC Pires, is noteworthy, as it's rare among the "majority" Trinidad and Tobago population.

Jacqueline Scott
Twins Cassie and Keegan, 25. Both are Developmentally Delayed; Keegan also falls in the autistic and cerebral palsy spectrum.

“I had no idea what to expect as a new mother and was very overwhelmed at having twins. Cassie and Keegan were beautiful babies and the early months were the expected round of feeding, changing and juggling two babies. People started talking about milestones like turning over and sitting up which they didn’t reach. We consulted doctor after doctor with no diagnosis except one paediatrician who wrote in her report that I was “probably unable to cope and not stimulating the twins enough”. Another mentioned cerebral palsy casually. It took the throw- away words of a relative who thought my daughter looked “retarded” that started a round of tests in the US. There, they were classed as “Developmentally Delayed”. In real terms, it means that physically they cannot speak or take care of their own needs. Mentally and emotionally it’s a completely different thing. They understand, they communicate, they listen to music, they love being with family. They cannot contain or express emotions so everything comes out in a physical way, whether its affection, sadness, anger, confusion. They are very quick at picking up other people’s reactions. They are tall and big b***d. At 25, they are adults who need constant supervision.
My husband and I parted ways 8 years ago. We see things differently but there is no one in the world that loves them as much as he does or I do. They both go to the Immortelle Centre during the school term. Cassie functions at a higher level and is being taught life and vocational skills. Keegan gets occupational therapy and goes horseback riding and swimming They both can feed themselves but Keegan chokes easily so that’s a constant concern for me. He has never slept well and is still up several times in the night.
Long term plans need to be made for them when we are not here. I wish there was a place where they could be outside; planting, where there were animals, where there was a space for them and others like them to be accepted and embraced. For me, as time passes there is greater acceptance, resolve and methods of coping. I have had and continue to have my share of fear, loneliness and guilt but I have come a long way from the times where I drank too much, danced too hard, laughed too loudly and cried too much, of being defensive in public, seeing what I didn't have and what my children were not.
Now I’m in this place where I feel at peace, joyful and completely blessed . I am grateful for the people who love my children and myself the way we need to be loved. They ARE special, not because of what they cannot do but what they do every day, giving love unconditionally, never seeing race, gender, class or religion.
We have a long way to go before people with disabilities can live with dignity, rights and space in Trinidad but it’s something that all of us that are affected, take small steps towards every day."

29/01/2023

Over the past decade, the Trini accent has been featured on every major international talk show, from ITV Loose Women to The Daily Show. More recently, it's been the subject of discussion for travel vloggers Gus1thego, Stephan Müller, Josh Pavano, and Yofoot Explores. In every instance though, hosts have chosen to focus exclusively on the ‘ebonic’ version of the accent, without acknowledging the nuanced regional differences (north-western, eastern, central/southern, and 'bago). Whether intentional or not, in doing so, these influencers legitimise, celebrate, and perpetuate the depravity for which has become infamous. In defiance of the status quo, we present the iconic northwestern Trini accent.

28/01/2023

As we continue to mourn the loss of Fr Galt, we are inspired by this photo from the 13 November 2022 edition of the The Catholic News. Images of upstanding Christian Trinidadians are often stifled by the mainstream media, in favour of the woke and sensationalist. A small win, but a win nonetheless, for traditional Christian values in . I hope 868 Media and The Westerly also feature visuals like this in their pieces on the late Fr Galt.

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