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Who is Genevieve Glatsky? Tabloid reporter attacks VINO & HoA Speaker

…rookie from BVI Beacon is alleged to be a ‘racist’ & claims VINO has no staff
It is Déjà Vu again, over the past 24 hours, the Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) news centre has been flooded with phone calls over an article written by local tabloid 'The BVI Beacon’ in which one of their rookie reporters, Ms Genevieve Glatsky attacked the number one media house in the Virgin Islands (VI). Photo: Team of Reporters
The article, written in the Thursday, March 21, 2019, issue of the BVI Beacon, entitled ‘Who runs VINO? Willock won’t say,’ attacked Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) and House Speaker, the Esteemed Hon Julian Willock. Photo: Team of Reporters
The article, written in the Thursday, March 21, 2019, issue of the BVI Beacon, entitled ‘Who runs VINO? Willock won’t say,’ attacked Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) and House Speaker, the Esteemed Hon Julian Willock. Photo: Team of Reporters
Many callers have claimed that the Caucasian reporter—seen far left in the photo—is a “racist” and that the BVI Beacon—some alleged—has a history of racism and racist reporting against local political leaders. Photo: Team of Reporters
Many callers have claimed that the Caucasian reporter—seen far left in the photo—is a “racist” and that the BVI Beacon—some alleged—has a history of racism and racist reporting against local political leaders. Photo: Team of Reporters
Hon Julian Willock has already made it clear—in public statements and interviews— that he relinquished editorial oversight of VINO almost 8 years now, and has reiterated that he is no longer a part of the VINO Editorial team in media interviews since becoming speaker including a recent face to face with JTV’s The Big Story’s, Cathy O. Richards, in the March 14, 2019, edition of the show. Photo: Facebook
Hon Julian Willock has already made it clear—in public statements and interviews— that he relinquished editorial oversight of VINO almost 8 years now, and has reiterated that he is no longer a part of the VINO Editorial team in media interviews since becoming speaker including a recent face to face with JTV’s The Big Story’s, Cathy O. Richards, in the March 14, 2019, edition of the show. Photo: Facebook
Our news centre caught up with Hon Willock this morning, Saturday, March 23, 2019, and brought the article to his attention. According to Hon Willock, “I have not had time to read the article, however, I remembered receiving a call from someone at the BVI Beacon as I was stepping into a meeting earlier this week… I asked the person to email me her questions, but I have not received any emails”. Photo: Facebook
Our news centre caught up with Hon Willock this morning, Saturday, March 23, 2019, and brought the article to his attention. According to Hon Willock, “I have not had time to read the article, however, I remembered receiving a call from someone at the BVI Beacon as I was stepping into a meeting earlier this week… I asked the person to email me her questions, but I have not received any emails”. Photo: Facebook
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - It is Déjà Vu again, as over the past 24 hours, the Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) news centre has been flooded with phone calls over an article written by local tabloid 'The BVI Beacon’ in which one of their rookie reporters, Ms Genevieve Glatsky attacked the number one media house in the Virgin Islands (VI).

The article, written in the Thursday, March 21, 2019, issue of the BVI Beacon, entitled ‘Who runs VINO? Willock won’t say,’ attacked Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) and House Speaker, the Esteemed Hon Julian Willock.

Many callers have claimed that the Caucasian reporter, Ms Glatsky is a 'racist' and that the BVI Beacon—some alleged—has a history of racism and racist reporting against local political leaders.

According to one caller who lives abroad, “I know racism when it puts out its ugly head,” however, they have not cited articles when pressed to provide evidence of such at ‘The BVI Beacon’.

Racist reporter?

Ms Glatsky, a novice who started with the tabloid earlier this year, could not be reached for comments as to whether she is a racist and ‘hate black men in power’, as callers and several others alleged.

Her first articled entitled “NDP launches ‘Diego’ in D-7, O’Neal in D-9” was published on the scarcely updated BVI Beacon website on February 7, 2019, and on the website, no other information can be found on Ms Glatsky, her past places of employment, where she is from or why she ended up in the Virgin Islands (VI).

Further, while other BVI Beacon staff are listed, Ms Glatsky does not even appear under the ‘About Us’ section of the Beacon website and research in the Labour Department on Friday, March 22, 2019, shows that she is on a work permit.

In an online blog called The Great Glatsky, penned by Ms Glatsky, in which she describes herself as a ‘Journalist, sass-filled nomad and wing-tipped eyeliner enthusiast,’ she details some past work experience, “I also had some professional letdowns like a job at the Bangkok Post that fell through, and an editor at another publication who behaved inappropriately towards me,” she said in a September 3, 2018, post entitled Thailand Final Reflections.

“There’s a phenomenon that I've observed, detailed in Foreign Policy, of men who come to Asia to escape the social change of the West for an environment in which the authority of white men is even more unquestioned than it is here. And my experience with someone like that left a bad taste in my mouth. (Not literally, I wouldn’t stoop that low. Literally. Sorry I’ll stop.),” she said.

Meanwhile, in her article, she made ridiculous claims about VINO having no staff and attempted to cast aspersions, that Hon Speaker Willock over the years, was involved in editorial control.

However, Hon Willock has already made it clear—in public statements and interviews—that he relinquished editorial oversight of VINO almost 8 years now, and has reiterated that he is no longer a part of the VINO Editorial team in media interviews since becoming speaker including a recent face to face with JTV’s The Big Story, Cathy O. Richards, in the March 14, 2019, edition of the show.

Gutter journalism?

Further, The BVI Beacon tabloid reporter Ms Glatsky also claimed that Hon Willock in 2010 had people working for him without work permits—at the time, the story written by another accused BVI Beacon racist, Mason Marcus—even though the Labour Department stated that Hon Willock’s parent company, Advance Marketing and Professional Services (AMPS) had all work permits in tack.

Based on the 2010 tabloid article, it said Hon Willock was sent on paid leave, from his civil service post then took the government to court and won and was awarded an undisclosed amount for damages.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) at the time voted unanimously for Mr Willock to be reinstated to his post as Permanent Secretary, however, the National Democratic  Party (NDP) government at the time told the governor—according to 2011/2012 records and interviews—they did not wish to work with Mr Willock. In 2012, with no other choice, the then Governor William B. McCleary separated Hon Willock from the service.

Yet, the BVI Beacon tabloid failed to place this information in their news article of March 21, 2019, and also tried to bring discredit against two other news houses, JTV and 284 Media over their interview of Hon Willock and posited questions about what Ms Glatsky believed should have been asked.

Other motives to attack news site?

Our news centre caught up with Hon Willock this morning, Saturday, March 23, 2019, and brought the article to his attention. According to Hon Willock, “I have not had time to read the article, however, I remembered receiving a call from someone at the BVI Beacon as I was stepping into a meeting earlier this week… I asked the person to email me her questions, but I have not received any emails”.

When asked, if he thought Ms Glatsky was a racist as many callers to the VINO news centre had alleged, the Hon Speaker stated, “that is not a matter for me, I don’t know her heart, not sure how your callers came to that conclusion… give me time to read the article for myself”.

Hon Willock noted that he remains an advocate for “free speech, however, the news media has an obligation to be fair and objective.” He further noted, “under the laws of being Speaker, it does not prevent me from participating in business… all it stated is, one must declare their interest and knowing my history of high integrity and transparency, I will declare whatever business interest I have,” he said in an invited comment.

The rookie BVI Beacon reporter, Ms Glatsky, had even spoken to former VINO Editor-in-Chief (EIC) Reuben J. A. Stoby, who worked seven years as EIC of the news agency, and he confirmed he had always enjoyed "full editorial control" and as EIC "always had the final say."

VINO Remains Number 1

Following the Hurricanes of 2017, like other businesses, VINO staff had relocated to working from offshore in countries like Guyana, the United Kingdom (UK) and Jamaica.

At its peak, VINO was the only news house in the VI with some five full-time staff including the Editor-in-Chief, two full-time reporters and a sports reporter, in addition to a freelance reporter on the sister islands.

Additionally, because of VINO’s high output quality, excellent news reputation and professional reporting in the industry, the news organization has worldwide affiliates both locally, regionally and internationally; as many of its articles are used as regional and international references.

Hon Willock, who was labelled “Esteemed’ by Mr Paul A. Peart aka ‘Gadiethz’ in 2014 on his 'Morning Ride' radio show, was never a title made up by Willock, he said when asked about the origins of the nickname. Mr Willock noted that after that, other media houses and social media influencers started calling him “Esteemed”,  “I don’t even like it, I am a humble man,” he said before telling us he was busy.

Successful Career

Mr Willock had a successful career in the Civil Service, first being an Assistant Secretary in the Ministry of Natural Resources and Labour, before being promoted to the Director of the Water and Sewage Department where he turned around the organization and was raising some 14M in revenues in less than three years according to news reports.  

He was further promoted in 2010 to the post of Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Communications and Works and was throughout his career, known for his hard work, high integrity and stellar performance.

On March 12, 2019, Hon Willock was elected unanimously by the VI House of Assembly (HoA) as its Speaker. Mr Willock holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Political Science from the State University of New York at Buffalo.

58 Responses to “Who is Genevieve Glatsky? Tabloid reporter attacks VINO & HoA Speaker ”

  • kkk (23/03/2019, 15:38) Like (41) Dislike (66) Reply

    So glad vino exposed her r****t backside

    • So glad (23/03/2019, 15:54) Like (36) Dislike (30) Reply

      Someone is attacking VINO

    • tretretrete (24/03/2019, 13:53) Like (6) Dislike (14) Reply
      She is a mean person I won’t say more
      • NativeSon (24/03/2019, 19:18) Like (3) Dislike (5) Reply

        You are a stupid as your comments, stop being such a racist piece of s***  - we know where you live

    • Racist backside (24/03/2019, 19:29) Like (2) Dislike (1) Reply

      Is the toad called ******! You really think we don’t know you are commenting on the article? 

    • rewrsdffds (24/03/2019, 21:53) Like (29) Dislike (2) Reply
      With all the write up and the bashing, why hasn't VINO said who their journalists are? Who are they?
  • mildred (23/03/2019, 15:40) Like (32) Dislike (62) Reply

    r****t woman go sit down you want things to say ,no body ask you no question ,is too much tongue a cattle have that is why it cannot speak,keep out of vino business.

  • Not2Sure (23/03/2019, 15:55) Like (30) Dislike (72) Reply
    You sure she got a work permit? hope she get deported bvi has no place for racist
    • Yes (24/03/2019, 22:07) Like (8) Dislike (0) Reply

      She does, unlike the previous ones for you who didn't have; and you know it!

  • Hmmmm (23/03/2019, 16:09) Like (31) Dislike (51) Reply
    We stay bringing people into our little countries throughout the Caribbean who dont like black
  • apple pie (23/03/2019, 16:39) Like (42) Dislike (55) Reply

    Lots more like her in the bvi especially in the T***t C*******s

    • idiots (24/03/2019, 19:20) Like (7) Dislike (2) Reply

      The t***t c*******s have been feeding your sorry a**

      • wize up (25/03/2019, 01:09) Like (2) Dislike (0) Reply
        @ idiots: somehow you not acknowledging the fact that those companies are making loads of money with their operations being in this jurisdiction: you seam to think these companies doing us a favor: this jurisdiction makes peanuts from those companies(when you get the opportunity check the fees government collects) can you say tax haven(those companies enjoys so much benefits from operating within our shores: all of us that work or have businesses in the BVI pay taxes including those trust companies and we use those taxes to stabilize the BVI economy: companies operates in the BVI and with such operations comes fees(where is this big favor you trying to imply)..this is the business principal all over this earth(it is called taxation...(you idiot!!)
  • wize up (23/03/2019, 18:08) Like (36) Dislike (15) Reply

    on the count of three(1...2...3 trailer **** ****
    we need to stop getting bent out of shape over certain matters in this country (listen.. and this is my personal opinion; if the woman had any skills she will not be in this little 22 square mile island working for peanuts: she would been employed somewhere in Noth America in big media house: I guarantee anyone the woman have nothing of her own where she hails from: our people owns things up in this M*** (run talk that!!!!).....

    • Concerned Citizens Brigade (23/03/2019, 20:30) Like (9) Dislike (18) Reply
      So you think of your own country as an insignificant backwater? Nice.
      • wize up (24/03/2019, 07:22) Like (25) Dislike (2) Reply
        @ concerned Citizen Brigade: good comment and I will offer some clarification on your behalf: our BVI is very small however there are 100 different nationalities making our BVI their Home, and for many many many years we all live in this little BVI in love; unity and harmony.....however some among us think because we are a small developing society our people are a$$es and some keep trying desperately to mucking around with our people:some among us have such negative things to say about our people and our country: so the question to you(if Tola people so this and that) why are u here & the ideal purpose for some people being in this little territory is simply for the US Dollars(this territory was branded as a bird sanctuary) look at the little set of islands & cays to today(to the blogger try expand your thought process)...keep the faith because you sound like you here because of the rate of exchange
  • wize up (23/03/2019, 18:31) Like (26) Dislike (13) Reply

    just a follow up: that platform the woman riding on was owned by a member who have affiliations with the plane project: U know that 7.2 million; maybe the woman the upset because the former regime no longer in the movement: can you seriously imagine a documented worker up in here trying to be a pain in the a$$ (ting that make u go wow)..2019 ??????

  • Silly white t**** (23/03/2019, 18:39) Like (15) Dislike (42) Reply

    Where was her r****t a*****e when her boss was involved in the 7.2plane

    She better keep off our esteemed speaker

    • wow (24/03/2019, 22:10) Like (11) Dislike (0) Reply
      Esteemed? Don't worry, you'll get your just reward JW. you know exactly what you doing and we know it as well.
  • White supremacy (23/03/2019, 20:09) Like (14) Dislike (27) Reply
    Keep fighting injustice vino
  • Just Lit (23/03/2019, 21:45) Like (2) Dislike (3) Reply
    Go Down Moses
  • Piper Son (24/03/2019, 02:32) Like (54) Dislike (10) Reply
    Where in the article is she bring racist?
  • Music (24/03/2019, 06:22) Like (11) Dislike (37) Reply

    Little miss sunshine should know better, VINO put her to her place... 

  • Interested (24/03/2019, 06:41) Like (7) Dislike (7) Reply
    Ah, Willock !
    • @ piper son (24/03/2019, 08:53) Like (14) Dislike (40) Reply

      All over I agree she is a r****t tell her go USA with that s**t

      • Piper Son (24/03/2019, 16:16) Like (18) Dislike (0) Reply
        Still settle on my opinion. I don't see in article where she is racist.! Should she be concerned with Willock capacity in VINO? That's really none for her business, my business.
        • It is ALL our business (24/03/2019, 22:13) Like (25) Dislike (0) Reply

          That man holds the post of Speaker in the Territory. It is OUR bUSINESS what role/position he has in VINO and any other business hes involved in! 

    • Yes (24/03/2019, 22:02) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply

      nothing to smile about!

  • Yes (24/03/2019, 07:03) Like (3) Dislike (3) Reply

    Can't fool me

  • my 2cents (24/03/2019, 08:05) Like (7) Dislike (17) Reply
    Sorry more persons could not defend them selves from beacon racist tactics

    And vino you did not write about their two law suit settlement out of court
  • Damon (24/03/2019, 08:47) Like (14) Dislike (27) Reply
    I agree with all of you.. we do have some of these racist Bigots in our BVI, but we will call it when we see it.. we may be a small country but we will NOT TOLERATE racism in our country.. the BVI belong to us and we will not stand for this type of behavior.. they need to take their racist butts where they came from..the audacity of that woman.. who knows if she’s even legit as a reporter.. u keep on her ViNO..Kudos.. she need to shut her mouth.. trying to come here and talk piss..we defend our own..
  • Street reporter (24/03/2019, 10:01) Like (57) Dislike (11) Reply
    See a reporter as a reporter nothing more ..Don't start branding them when they report what you don't like or want people to know ..I Remember RT use To always Threaten Zon as an Island man stering up trouble that's like some 15 - 18 yrs ago .Today Zan is still the same reporter aggressive and most effective .Heard him questioning the Governor Aggressively N effectively about the vacant 4th district seat and the Governor keep dodging and Zan keep attacking I was so impress with Zan So we can now brand him an island man reporter.We need to let reporters do their Jobs and stop branding/ demeaning When we don't like the news the report ....To me that's a good piece of reporting..The things we need to know .put light o. What hidden In the dark .That's what a good reporter does ....Quit the racist shixxit .
  • BuzzBvi (24/03/2019, 11:19) Like (8) Dislike (26) Reply
    these racist people from South Africa and all over is the best kept secret in the BVI WE NEED TO SPEAK OUT!!!!! BY THE WAY WHERE IS SHE FROM?
  • slow down (24/03/2019, 11:21) Like (53) Dislike (11) Reply

    Every time again, if a non Tolian criticizes, a Tolian, the conversation leads to racism, segregation and other issues that have nothing to do with the original subject.
    It would behave “The largest news outlet” to stop patting it self on the back. 

    • truth be told (24/03/2019, 12:50) Like (6) Dislike (1) Reply
      lets hope her editor the tall white guy is not a racist too, but he seems pretty kool
    • facts (24/03/2019, 13:19) Like (11) Dislike (30) Reply
      I agree I just read the article she is a racist in my opinion as she left out the facts that the esteemed won in court got paid and now is highly sourt after in the region for top level consultancy
    • blah (24/03/2019, 17:45) Like (16) Dislike (14) Reply
      @slow down, I'm not convinced that she's racist but it seems clear that she or the Beacon has an agenda against Willock. Compare how all the other local news sites announced the news about Willock's appointment. Platinum briefly mentioned his past but it sounded more like just reporting the news. Beacon on the other hand sounded like it had malicious intent. If his neighbour killed a cat I'm sure that would have been a part of the article.
  • U may not kno (24/03/2019, 12:05) Like (11) Dislike (0) Reply

    Vino is the most popular yet controllng d***** news site... 

  • blah (24/03/2019, 12:44) Like (10) Dislike (3) Reply
    I challenge Ms. Glatsky to do a similar report about BVIAirways. I notice on the website she was very detailed when writing about Willock's appointment as speaker including the same allegations, brief prison time for missed court dates etc. It seemed more like finishing the job that the Beacon started years ago that led to government losing yet another lawsuit. Her boss should be quite familiar with the BVIAirways dilemma and we the people are still interested in getting back the $7.2 million and more information about what led to that disastrous deal. If RH was one of the consultants/ local negotiator whatever role he played I'm sure he can get us one step further in finding out why they thought the deal was good.
    • Ccb (24/03/2019, 18:50) Like (15) Dislike (8) Reply
      The Beacon has been on BVI Airways since the beginning. To try to link up someone who only got here months ago to that deal is madness.
      • @Ccb (24/03/2019, 21:10) Like (6) Dislike (1) Reply
        From another news site,"Premier Dr D Orlando Smith said his administration was convinced BVI Airways was reliable because a number of government affiliates had endorsed the airline.
        During a media conference on Thursday, Premier Smith was asked whether he thought government had ‘lapses in due diligence’ when they chose to do business with the reportedly defunct airline.
        The Premier did not give a straightforward answer. However, he identified two persons – Chairman of the BVI Tourist Board Russell Harrigan, as well a leading personnel in his Ministry – as being part of a delegation that met with BVI Airways then reported back to government." I hope she reading and follow the lead from the former Premier himself.
    • @ Blah (24/03/2019, 22:15) Like (28) Dislike (6) Reply
      I challenge JW and VINO to say who their journalists are.... why the secret?
      • blah (25/03/2019, 10:06) Like (6) Dislike (5) Reply
        I think its because of what is deemed as controversial content. VINO doesn't have a good reputation from a lot of people especially those that are soft around the edges so I can see why the journalist wouldn't want to be named. VINO gives it to you raw straight no chaser. They dont sugarcoat. BVImedia usually dresses things up but VINO would say stuff like lameduck Premier, post pictures of the decease on the ground although you cant see the face. They allow the craziest comments etc. These stuff while they appear harsh isn't uncommon in other media around the world. VINO has also been called out by members of the former government. They are the black sheep of BVI media.
  • @blah (24/03/2019, 16:18) Like (14) Dislike (0) Reply
    She will not touch that with a ten foot pole. Twenty
    • Reply (24/03/2019, 16:55) Like (5) Dislike (12) Reply
      Then if she can’t touch it she is a crook and engaged in yellow journalism against vino and Hon Willock
  • Mrs trump (24/03/2019, 19:58) Like (0) Dislike (2) Reply

    R****t and maybe s****t too. 

  • Quiet Warrior (25/03/2019, 04:06) Like (12) Dislike (3) Reply
    Do not know Ms. Glatsky or what is in her heart. But others who have migrated to the Caribbean from South Africa, USA....etc bring their racist beliefs, hatred, prejudice....etc with them. Even though they may be living in a majority Black country, they can’t help themselves, for their racists attitude are so integrated into their soul, their being. They feel they are superior so their views should reign supreme. For example, about a year ago, two idiots were parading in their boat in St. Thomas harbour flying Confederate flag. Eventually, the idiots got the message that their action was a bad idea and unhealthy. Many come to the islands to enjoy the tropical living but segregate themselves as they do back home. But they are not totally to blame for their racist attitude and actions, for some of us enable it, putting them on a pedestal. If they want to be part of the community, they must fix themselves, keep their racists thoughts, behaviours, actions.......etc to themselves. If they cannot and won’t, adios. They should go back and hide under the ancient rock they crawl from under and stay there. Can any Virgin Islander ho to Norway, Denmark, South Africa ( during apartheid).....etc as an example and behave as if they run things. Too many people come to the BVI and demand and expect things that are not the norm in their home countries. Wassup wid dat?
    • SB (25/03/2019, 11:47) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
      MOST HONEST POST TODAY.
    • Quiet Rebel (09/01/2023, 17:02) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      Real talk. Great insight into what happening with race relations in the BVI. Meritorious manumission and Willie Lynchism filtering into BVI community. We conditioned our selves into believing that Whites should be put on a pedestal. Lie, lie, lie!!! BVI where is the pride. You are equal to any one else, including the melanin deficient mummys.
  • The Great GLATSKY (25/03/2019, 08:19) Like (4) Dislike (4) Reply
    I read on a friend status that WHITE PEOPLE DIDN'T EXIST ON EARTH BEFORE THE YEAR 1681. Is this true? If so then they qualify as ALIENS and should not be trusted.
  • tom boy (25/03/2019, 09:20) Like (4) Dislike (7) Reply
    The girl is sick the bvi has no place for racist
  • Low Esteem (25/03/2019, 12:39) Like (9) Dislike (1) Reply
    Utter BS. Your reportage is an insult to quality journalism everywhere.
  • Disinterested (25/03/2019, 15:56) Like (2) Dislike (2) Reply

    With the US taking the lead, every racist the world over feels embolden to spew his/her racist venom; they are now comfortable with things, with prominent national leaders. If you are Norwegian you are right and tight but if you are Black from S***-hole countries get back. Putting Nazis at the same level as decent people is loco. As it is difficult for a leopard to change its spot, so too it is difficult for a racist pig to change their nasty prejudice hatred. Some pretend to be something that they are not to get along but eventually it slips out. A friend of mine told me that one of the good ole boys he worked with admitted that sometimes the N-word slips out. This indicates that it is used freely behind close doors among birds of the same feather. Further, a nurse friend who worked in a hospital had a patient refused to be tended to by her, a competent Black nurse, saying he preferred to die than to be tended to buy this nurse. Now that is some deep seated hatred. The doctor backed/supported the nurse. Anyone in the VI habouring racist thought should beat feet out of the BVI soonest back into the hole he/she crawled out of. Truth be told not all Caucasians are racist. The ones that are truly not racist are labeled by the racist as N-lovers. Here is a news flash. If you are racist, you are not welcome in the BVI. Catch the ferry, LIAT, Seaborne right away. Bien venidos.

  • cat (26/03/2019, 09:02) Like (5) Dislike (0) Reply
    I've read the article in the Beacon twice now, and there is nothing "racist" in what the female reporter has written. If JW has nothing to hide, then he should list the editor and the reporters. Otherwise, everyone is going to think that JW is the one in fact doing it.
  • Central Scrutinizer (07/04/2019, 00:37) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    she is a youngster, go easy on her...


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