The British promised to hold Michael Misick and his cronies to account. Instead, they gave us a decade of delays, suspended sentences… and stuck us with the bill. iPINIONS exposes how the SIPT prosecutions became the ultimate neo-colonial farce. Read it on my Substack:https://ipinionsdaily.substack.com/p/the-british-turned-sipt-corruption Read more.
British colonialism
Nigeria to Smithsonian: ‘Give Our Benin Bronzes Back!’
Give our Benin Bronzes back The Smithsonian marked Indigenous People’s Day last week by holding a ceremony to give 29 Benin Bronzes back to their rightful owners. It wanted the ceremony to be symbolic and substantive in equal measure. The Smithsonian is the latest institution heeding Nigeria’s demand to return artifacts British forces plundered. Most notably, Germany agreed last… Read more.
Britain Has a Legal (or “Superior”) Responsibility to Fix the TCI
Reprinted from Caribbean Net News caribbeannetnews.com Published 19 June 2008 Why have government officials in the Turks and Caicos Islands seemed so indifferent to corruption, and so immune from prosecution? That’s the question I’ve fielded from UK and American colleagues for years, especially as clear and convincing evidence of mismanagement and self-dealing piled up,… Read more.


