In a telephone interview with News Source from his Main Street, Georgetown office, High Commissioner Ayre said his response to the Minister’s statement would be to “let’s focus on the Ministerial statement; the UK government views with concern the continued prorogation of Parliament and that is principally because we have no idea why Parliament was prorogued”.
He said he is not surprised by the statement but would like to know why the belief exists that the British should not have an opinion or concern about what is happening in Guyana.
Filed: 13th January, 2015
You can only express your thoughts as the British High Commissioner.
However, on behalf of your government you have not authority to dictate to the Guyana government what it must do.
Guyana has an illegal government, the British High Commisioner can do whatever the rass he wants and none in Guyana can do shit about it. No one in Guyana knows fkall about laws it seems from your almight fatlardass Prez down.,..to u.
Continuation of his inept actions on the internal issues of Guyana would hasten his recall by the British Government.
Your comments continue to display a lack of basic understanding,
I am just simply amazed by your appetite for just babbling unsubstantiated and flat out lies over and over again...ughhhh.