@seignet posted:It is difficult to go against the opportunity. With CBJ, so many Indians saw opportunity with him. It was a cult worship, and to this day. And CBJ rewards were not on the merits of an individual but how endearing a person they were to his political ideals.
Maybe, Moses finally realizes the flaws in CBJ. In the context of Guyana, CBJ failed terribly. Also, were all the country's leaders. Proof is evident in our struggles as a people.
Moses wanted Leadership or nothing just like Forbes Burnham did. It is all sour grapes. If Jagan's legacy was likening to cult what do you call Burnham's? Burnham's legacy is filled with murders, stifling the Opposition, Starving his people by banning foodstuff and medicines, rigging all election during his lifetime, he blackmailed the top ten richest Indians for money which made him rich. He bought houses, hotels, and restaurants and didn't pay for them. He created National Service and forced the Indians to leave the country so that blacks can become a majority. This is the Man whom Moses worshipped. This is the man whom blacks would die for. This is the man whom Seignetand Petal claimed to admire and loved.
Let the Good times roll. Swear in Granger so that you can have more of the same.