if we cannot put the past behind us how can we expect to progress. This is a new generation of Guyanese, it is pointless to try and poison their minds, all over the world changes are happening. Why are we reluctant to accept these changes. And as a matter of fact how many here actually have a true interest in Guyana, we are living the comfy life here, the Guyanese living over there back home seems to be embracing this new regime.
No one is poisoning their minds. Don't forget almost half of the people voted against the new Government, and feel they were cheated. The Country is no way more United.
Baseman is cautious, we have to see real change, not nice words and promises. I will not let my guard down until I see some movement on some of the initiatives proposed by the new PM. The coming elections will be as close as this, let"s see if Granger resists calling in the military to thwart the outcome.