Reply to "When will the PNC gain the trust of Guyanese?"

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Originally Posted by KishanB:

This is what Granja has to apologise for, not for himself but for his party that denied Guyana Walter Rodney.

And when can we expect the PPP to apologize for its own role in creating Guyana's problems? You do know that the PPP was very upset when Rodney began talking to sugar workers. In their opinion Rodney was to take away black support from the PNC, but to leave their Indian supporters alone.

So where was the PPP in creating cross ethnic alliances?

Why should it be only the PNC (black people) who should apologize?

5/25/1410:28 PM

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