The question that should be asked of Mr Vaz is, "In a national security situation, would he help the United States or Jamaica or pass on important info to the US because he has a obligation to do so?"

- Kenneth Taylor, kvatjr@hotmail.com, Via Go-Jamaica

I agree with the ruling of the court in the Vaz and Dabdoub case. What I don't know is whether any perjury laws were broken.

I also believe that the constitution needs to be amended to give Jamaicans who were born in Jamaica an opportunity to represent their country in the House of Representatives provided they reside in Jamaica for at least two or more consecutive years prior to seeking appointment to that office or other restricted offices. It is full time we sit down and do the right thing which affects Jamaicans at home and abroad. We are all in it together not only when we excel. I also hope we can do something about the terrible crime situation that is doing such damage to our beautiful country.

- Felmin F.W. Johnson, felminjohnson@hotmail.com, Florida, Via Go-Jamaica

I write hoping that the Jamaican minister of health will employ Mr Vernon Palmer - Apostle Shada Mishe - and set him up at UhWI. He should be given all the staff and financial help needed. This will be greater for the Jamaican economy than all the industries put together. I can say that I knew that a cure would be found from plants by a black man, and I am delighted that it has been revealed to be a Jamaican by birth. I wish to congratulate, Mr Palmer that he was chosen as I give thanks to Jehovah God in Jesus' holy name.