Prime Minister and Government Statement on Passing of Tanny Rose

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Tanny Rose

Press Statement 

The Office of the Prime Minister has learned of the death of JAMES TANNY ROSE, aka the Voice of the Oppressed and Downtrodden, and expresses sincerest condolences to his family, friends and all those who regarded him highly for his political pronouncements.

JAMES TANNY ROSE set out to win hearts and minds by his almost daily presentations on several radio talk-shows, and succeeded brilliantly by his persistence and clarity.

He was considered dangerous by those whom he opposed, and loved by thousand others for the same reason. He could think and he could speak, and he was relentless in his ambitious

JAMES TANNY ROSE was clearly one of Antigua and Barbuda’s most effective Radio Talk-Show presenters on account of his keen intellect and incisive examination of issues that resonated with all.

He was a self-appointed activist who, for ten years, was unrelenting in his pursuit of the return of the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party to electoral victory.

JAMES TANNY ROSE was fearless and un-deterred by criticisms. He believed that his cause was pure and his mission righteous.

He told Prime Minister Browne, with whom he enjoyed a mutual friendship, that he evidenced the leader’s genuine love for the people of Antigua and Barbuda, which ennobled his pursuit and defense of the Government which he helped to win re-election.

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JAMES TANNY ROSE felt the tug of history and the ambition to play a role in it.

He has made history and has helped to shape an emerging Antigua and Barbuda, on the verge of its 42nd Anniversary of Independence. May his spirit live on, and may the legacy which he created be preserved.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

This story was first published by Antigua News on : antigua.news/2023/10/30/prime-minister-and-government-statement-on-passing-of-tanny-rose. © 2023 Antigua News. Republication without permission is not allowed.

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