It is with a heavy heart....

[Rob]

That we need to announce the passing of The Most Honourable Edward Seaga.

He was the Prime Minister on my first visit to Jamaica.

Thank for your service to Jamaica Mr. Eddie!

[mwenvlay]

wow.

[Negril Bill]

Passing away on his birthday, he was 89 years old

[Caferacer59]

A life well lived.

[captaind]

Bustamante, Norman Manley, Michael Manley and now Eddie.

The founders of our constitution are now all gone.

Thank you

Cap

[BoyMackie]

Bustamante, Norman Manley, Michael Manley and now Eddie.

The founders of our constitution are now all gone.

Thank you

Cap

As a jamaican I can tell you that CIAga was one of the wickedist human being who ever lived and I resent you mentioning his name with Norman Manley and Sir Alexander Bustamante
Yeah he did a few good things but the evelious(is that a word?) things he did are still evident today

[captaind]

As a jamaican I can tell you that CIAga was one of the wickedist human being who ever lived and I resent you mentioning his name with Norman Manley and Sir Alexander Bustamante
Yeah he did a few good things but the evelious(is that a word?) things he did are still evident today

I understand your sentiments. I was here in the 60, 70, 80s. Including the elections in 1980

My statement was a statement of fact. No politics intended

Cap

[Accompong]

As a jamaican I can tell you that CIAga was one of the wickedist human being who ever lived and I resent you mentioning his name with Norman Manley and Sir Alexander Bustamante
Yeah he did a few good things but the evelious(is that a word?) things he did are still evident today

History and decency has a way of being kind to the evilest of people while they are still alive. Eddie lived a lot longer than most historians thought he might. Perhaps now a true reckoning of the events surrounding the political wars can be told.