I am very disappointed with the prime minister to ever to consider of selling this wonderful park that is for the people of Grenada.
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jake
10 years ago
even though i am a guy im for it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Rachael criss
10 years ago
Please
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A Strachan
10 years ago
Disgraceful. We must save this important public space. Mitchell will sell his own mother.
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hilarie Bowman
10 years ago
I'm signing in support of my friend who is from Granada
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Glenor Roberts
10 years ago
This is outrageous. Why are we considering selling off more of Grenada? As the situation is, many non-Grenadians are buying up Grenada. Let's not make it easy to lose more of our heritage. Most wise nations are protecting rather than whittling away at what they own. Let's be wise, too.
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Lyndon john
10 years ago
This is our land....so called leaders must adhere to the voices of the people....our island is not for sale.....
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Earl Williams
10 years ago
The area of the park has more than just the money value. The area was used by the Calinago people as a meeting place for various groups of original islanders. We got history there my people!!! WE ONLY SELL HISTORY IN BOOKS.
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joan
10 years ago
it is sad the people might lose there park
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matthey francois
10 years ago
grenadian beaches to the grenadian people
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Anthony Fraser
10 years ago
I oppose the sale or relocation of one of Grenada jewel in the Crown to any outside because by doing so we will once again returning Grenada into the hands of another form of colonial ownership of our heritages, Prime Minister Mitchell please listen to the voices of our grenadian people the same ones who voted for you in the last election not knowing what the do now.
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Rholda Noel
10 years ago
Families are more important than money...............................I don't think it a positive move to take the only public access and family picnic park in Grand Anse and sell it, it will be a wrong move by the Government..............................no no to the sale of our park
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Best to look at alternatives
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Kirk Gibson
10 years ago
Sell the "park"! It's location is prime for hotel development. Move the park to Quarantine Point; fresher air, more scenic, more space. Camerhogne most times not utilized to its potential. Development the spot and create jobs and revenue. Every bit counts - not like we export oil and bauxite...
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Joan Richardson
10 years ago
Why don't the Prime Minister come clean and tell the people what is the Government position on the park, the Grenadian people have a right to know
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Daniel John
10 years ago
It would a disgrace if this last bit of public space on Grand Anse were to be given to the foreigner as well. Soon the locals may not even have access to the beach.
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Jacintha
10 years ago
Keith Mitchell is the devil. When he sell out all these things that belong to Grenada, is the money going back to the people of Grenada? How can you sell a post office? These are things my Grenadian people should be demanding answers for. If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Happy to help to maintain what is a national landmark and part of what makes Grenada beautiful.
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Jeannie Coutain
10 years ago
Kcm take your hands of Camerhogne park. that's the people of Grenada own..
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please let us save the park for us and our future generations.
I am very disappointed with the prime minister to ever to consider of selling this wonderful park that is for the people of Grenada.
even though i am a guy im for it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Please
Disgraceful. We must save this important public space. Mitchell will sell his own mother.
I'm signing in support of my friend who is from Granada
This is outrageous. Why are we considering selling off more of Grenada? As the situation is, many non-Grenadians are buying up Grenada. Let's not make it easy to lose more of our heritage. Most wise nations are protecting rather than whittling away at what they own. Let's be wise, too.
This is our land....so called leaders must adhere to the voices of the people....our island is not for sale.....
The area of the park has more than just the money value. The area was used by the Calinago people as a meeting place for various groups of original islanders. We got history there my people!!! WE ONLY SELL HISTORY IN BOOKS.
it is sad the people might lose there park
grenadian beaches to the grenadian people
I oppose the sale or relocation of one of Grenada jewel in the Crown to any outside because by doing so we will once again returning Grenada into the hands of another form of colonial ownership of our heritages, Prime Minister Mitchell please listen to the voices of our grenadian people the same ones who voted for you in the last election not knowing what the do now.
Families are more important than money...............................I don't think it a positive move to take the only public access and family picnic park in Grand Anse and sell it, it will be a wrong move by the Government..............................no no to the sale of our park
Best to look at alternatives
Sell the "park"! It's location is prime for hotel development. Move the park to Quarantine Point; fresher air, more scenic, more space. Camerhogne most times not utilized to its potential. Development the spot and create jobs and revenue. Every bit counts - not like we export oil and bauxite...
Why don't the Prime Minister come clean and tell the people what is the Government position on the park, the Grenadian people have a right to know
It would a disgrace if this last bit of public space on Grand Anse were to be given to the foreigner as well. Soon the locals may not even have access to the beach.
Keith Mitchell is the devil. When he sell out all these things that belong to Grenada, is the money going back to the people of Grenada? How can you sell a post office? These are things my Grenadian people should be demanding answers for. If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.
Happy to help to maintain what is a national landmark and part of what makes Grenada beautiful.
Kcm take your hands of Camerhogne park. that's the people of Grenada own..
Please let us save the park for us and our future generations.