Dave posted:Django posted:Just for my confirmation,have a few questions,can any one help.
(1) What year wheat flour and other food items were banned.
(2) What year contraband started,bringing in these food items .
(2) Which Ethnicity was the majority in the illegal trade.
Why your third question. What the FK are you getting at.
Coolie man use their smart brain power to earn a lively hood and provide employment for every race putting food on the table for you and your family.
The same man who ban flour, had his people pretending they were mixing rice flour to foil the people, when it was wheat.
Question for you Django, why you hate yourself so much.
You should not be carrying that Indian name you have.
The questions he asked are relevant historical questions and the answer does not cast shade on anyone. I went back track to Suriname twice when I was around 15. I went as far as Cayenne French Guyana with some friends who wanted to explore escaping to Europe. They eventually did.. Traders dominated the traffic but there were also many Guyanese men going there for work in the rice fields in places like Wageningen. Indian girls dominated the hospitality trade. They could do it in Suriname and save face.