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BELIZE HARD TALK - THE TIPPING POINT", Is an effort to provide those who do not subscribe to the predominant PUPD paradigm, a medium through which to: communicate, discuss and analyse prevailing issues. The goal is to give those who otherwise don’t have access to traditional mass communication channels, an avenue through which to reach Belizeans both at home and abroad. ‘Hard Talk’ is indicative of the commitment to discuss issues that the politicos and party hacks of the PUDP are unwilling to touch. ‘The Tipping Point’, is attributed to the text of a similar name, by renowned author Malcom Gladwell in which he defines the concept as, “the moment of critical mass, the threshold, the boiling point...”. Both socially and politically, Belize is at this juncture. In lending to Gladwell’s perspective, it is aspired that the notion of “…ideas and products and messages and behaviours spread(ing) as viruses do”, shall prove applicable to the Belizean reality and will thus inspire a: vibrant, proactive and determined civil society, with a commitment to ushering in the substantive changes required to move Belize forward. I therefore invite you to join the conversation and share in what will certainly prove to be the antithesis of what you’ve come to expect from Belizean Talk Shows!

The diaspora represent the last bastion for Belize. However, like the rest of the Caribbean Belize remains hostile to its Diaspora and the misguided notion that any other citizens other than those of the commonwealth are suspect to questionable allegiance. Belize must think locally, but act globally. In this age of globalization the citizens as well as the corporations have difficulty in confining themselves to one country. The nations that refuse to comprehend this new phenomenon are condemned to remain backward, underdeveloped and marginal to the tide of progress and prosperity.

The diaspora represent the last bastion for Belize. However, like the rest of the Caribbean Belize remains hostile to its Diaspora and the misguided notion that any other citizens other than those of the commonwealth are suspect to questionable allegiance. Belize must think locally, but act globally. In this age of globalization the citizens as well as the corporations have difficulty in confining themselves to one country. The nations that refuse to comprehend this new phenomenon are condemned to remain backward, underdeveloped and marginal to the tide of progress and prosperity.

BELIZE HARD TALK - THE TIPPING POINT", Is an effort to provide those who do not subscribe to the predominant PUPD paradigm, a medium through which to: communicate, discuss and analyse prevailing issues. The goal is to give those who otherwise don’t have access to traditional mass communication channels, an avenue through which to reach Belizeans both at home and abroad. ‘Hard Talk’ is indicative of the commitment to discuss issues that the politicos and party hacks of the PUDP are unwilling to touch. ‘The Tipping Point’, is attributed to the text of a similar name, by renowned author Malcom Gladwell in which he defines the concept as, “the moment of critical mass, the threshold, the boiling point...”. Both socially and politically, Belize is at this juncture. In lending to Gladwell’s perspective, it is aspired that the notion of “…ideas and products and messages and behaviours spread(ing) as viruses do”, shall prove applicable to the Belizean reality and will thus inspire a: vibrant, proactive and determined civil society, with a commitment to ushering in the substantive changes required to move Belize forward. I therefore invite you to join the conversation and share in what will certainly prove to be the antithesis of what you’ve come to expect from Belizean Talk Shows!

The diaspora represent the last bastion for Belize. However, like the rest of the Caribbean Belize remains hostile to its Diaspora and the misguided notion that any other citizens other than those of the commonwealth are suspect to questionable allegiance. Belize must think locally, but act globally. In this age of globalization the citizens as well as the corporations have difficulty in confining themselves to one country. The nations that refuse to comprehend this new phenomenon are condemned to remain backward, underdeveloped and marginal to the tide of progress and prosperity.

The diaspora represent the last bastion for Belize. However, like the rest of the Caribbean Belize remains hostile to its Diaspora and the misguided notion that any other citizens other than those of the commonwealth are suspect to questionable allegiance. Belize must think locally, but act globally. In this age of globalization the citizens as well as the corporations have difficulty in confining themselves to one country. The nations that refuse to comprehend this new phenomenon are condemned to remain backward, underdeveloped and marginal to the tide of progress and prosperity.

BELIZE HARD TALK - THE TIPPING POINT", Is an effort to provide those who do not subscribe to the predominant PUPD paradigm, a medium through which to: communicate, discuss and analyse prevailing issues. The goal is to give those who otherwise don’t have access to traditional mass communication channels, an avenue through which to reach Belizeans both at home and abroad. ‘Hard Talk’ is indicative of the commitment to discuss issues that the politicos and party hacks of the PUDP are unwilling to touch. ‘The Tipping Point’, is attributed to the text of a similar name, by renowned author Malcom Gladwell in which he defines the concept as, “the moment of critical mass, the threshold, the boiling point...”. Both socially and politically, Belize is at this juncture. In lending to Gladwell’s perspective, it is aspired that the notion of “…ideas and products and messages and behaviours spread(ing) as viruses do”, shall prove applicable to the Belizean reality and will thus inspire a: vibrant, proactive and determined civil society, with a commitment to ushering in the substantive changes required to move Belize forward. I therefore invite you to join the conversation and share in what will certainly prove to be the antithesis of what you’ve come to expect from Belizean Talk Shows!

The diaspora represent the last bastion for Belize. However, like the rest of the Caribbean Belize remains hostile to its Diaspora and the misguided notion that any other citizens other than those of the commonwealth are suspect to questionable allegiance. Belize must think locally, but act globally. In this age of globalization the citizens as well as the corporations have difficulty in confining themselves to one country. The nations that refuse to comprehend this new phenomenon are condemned to remain backward, underdeveloped and marginal to the tide of progress and prosperity.

The diaspora represent the last bastion for Belize. However, like the rest of the Caribbean Belize remains hostile to its Diaspora and the misguided notion that any other citizens other than those of the commonwealth are suspect to questionable allegiance. Belize must think locally, but act globally. In this age of globalization the citizens as well as the corporations have difficulty in confining themselves to one country. The nations that refuse to comprehend this new phenomenon are condemned to remain backward, underdeveloped and marginal to the tide of progress and prosperity.

BELIZE HARD TALK - THE TIPPING POINT", Is an effort to provide those who do not subscribe to the predominant PUPD paradigm, a medium through which to: communicate, discuss and analyse prevailing issues. The goal is to give those who otherwise don’t have access to traditional mass communication channels, an avenue through which to reach Belizeans both at home and abroad. ‘Hard Talk’ is indicative of the commitment to discuss issues that the politicos and party hacks of the PUDP are unwilling to touch. ‘The Tipping Point’, is attributed to the text of a similar name, by renowned author Malcom Gladwell in which he defines the concept as, “the moment of critical mass, the threshold, the boiling point...”. Both socially and politically, Belize is at this juncture. In lending to Gladwell’s perspective, it is aspired that the notion of “…ideas and products and messages and behaviours spread(ing) as viruses do”, shall prove applicable to the Belizean reality and will thus inspire a: vibrant, proactive and determined civil society, with a commitment to ushering in the substantive changes required to move Belize forward. I therefore invite you to join the conversation and share in what will certainly prove to be the antithesis of what you’ve come to expect from Belizean Talk Shows!