THE CLEANUP CONTINUES IN ST LUCIA, DOMINICA AND THE GRENADINES WHERE OVER A DOZEN PEOPLE ARE REPORTED DEAD

The number of dead quickly rose from 5 to a dozen and counting as St Vincent, Dominica and St Lucia try to clean up after the aftermath of The Christmas Storm of 2013. Parts of St Vincent and St Lucia show fallen trees, flooding and damaged homes. Some counties were lefted utterly devastated. Other Caribbean islands have already started with volunteering and assistance. To learn more about how you can help click on dominicanewsonline.com and get all the details

HAVE NO FEAR CHIKUNGUNYA DENGUE IS HERE!!! AMERICA GETS HER CHRISTMAS PRESENT

It's hard enough having to spell the word 'chikungunya' everytime I write about this Dengue virus, but everytime a mosquito bites me, I wonder whether is the kiss of the dreaded 'bend in pain' disease. The good news for Dutch St Maarteners is that we've probably been bitten repeatedly by these mosquitos, so their might be some 'resistance'. The bad news for St Martin is, that when you try to 'accomodate' everyone, and they begin to turn your country into Third World country, don't be surprised when Third World diseases start to pop up! St Martin 4 St Martiners, stop selling your souls and your country's soul to Euro-dollar Satan.

5 DEAD INCLUDING ONE POLICEMAN IN ST LUCIA AND DOMINICA DURING TORRENTIAL CHRISTMAS DAY RAINS

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These photos show Christmas 2013 in St Lucia and Dominica. Torrential rain brought flooding and mudslides. 5 reported dead one a policeman. More data go to dominicanewslonline.