Reply to "This is what Republic day has become in Guyana"

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Drugb posted:
With this type of publicity, no wonder tourist nah ah guh Guyana. gross ewh yuck.

Guyana 50th jubilee is where the vulgarity trend started, followed by last year republic day and again this year on Republic day. Millions $$ spend to plane in Brooklynites with free airfares, free rum and black cake. The money spent to bribe people is a lost on the taxpayers shoulder. Tourism is dead on the spot. The prospect of eco-tourism is also dead in its track. This government only know to celebrate and spend big on freshness and turn them hungry belly ah tap the next day.

2/24/179:40 PM

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