That name sounds Guyanese

that's why i posted the story here. i guess could be trini too.

Would be troublesome if Guyanese doing this nonsense now. While Guyanese had other issues, kids were usually safe from predators especially the same sex ones.

The only problem I remember in Guyana School is some wicked Chaps used to Fateye dem Female Teachers who sitting on their chairs and crossing their leg from time to time.

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Originally posted by ksazma:
Would be troublesome if Guyanese doing this nonsense now. While Guyanese had other issues, kids were usually safe from predators especially the same sex ones.

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Originally posted by ksazma:
Would be troublesome if Guyanese doing this nonsense now. While Guyanese had other issues, kids were usually safe from predators especially the same sex ones.

You better wake up. Greene, Persaud, and Kwame are known top level molesters, and those are the ones we know about.

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Originally posted by Mr.T:
You better wake up. Greene, Persaud, and Kwame are known top level molesters, and those are the ones we know about.

why are they not in prison settling in as some goon's girlfriend?

It's not illegal in Guyana. The PPP regime is trying to make the country a popular destination for foreign paedophiles.

You cant wait for Legislation to be approved by Parliament.

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Originally posted by Mr.T:
It's not illegal in Guyana. The PPP regime is trying to make the country a popular destination for foreign paedophiles.

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Originally posted by Mr.T:
It's not illegal in Guyana. The PPP regime is trying to make the country a popular destination for foreign paedophiles.

Jagdeo will do anything for three cents and a nickel so I'm not surprised.

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Originally posted by the new yorker:

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Originally posted by Mr.T:
It's not illegal in Guyana. The PPP regime is trying to make the country a popular destination for foreign paedophiles.

Jagdeo will do anything for three cents and a nickel so I'm not surprised.

three cents and a nickel i never hear that one before

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Originally posted by Mr.T:
It's not illegal in Guyana. The PPP regime is trying to make the country a popular destination for foreign paedophiles.

This could be the reason they don't want someone who knowingly passes on HIV to be a crime.

Child sexual molestation is bad enough but when teachers are involved it give parents reasons to lost faith in our educational institutions.

This is an uncomfortable position for any child to live with and every parent's nightmare to know that schools are unsafe even with teachers. Whether the teacher is Guyanese or Trinidadian, male or female is not the point. The point is that the child's privacy has been violated and whoever is responsible should be prosecuted equally.

Female sexual predators are on the rise. Not long ago we debated on another female teacher who committed sexual acts with her students and many fathers on GNI thought that was fun, and the teacher was being humped by young studs rather than condemning the teacher's sexual appetite for under-age students as a crime. This is one of the reasons why men cannot get respect when it comes to sexes and right from wrong because they think with their head below.

Another reason why we can't stick to the heart of a story is because every ass hole has something to say about President Jagdeo amidst a story of greater concern. I've heard many times from posters who said people should take their heads out of their asses and think clearly, which leaves me to wonder who head really get stuck in sh! T .

Why don't you take your head out of your ass and think properly for a change.

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Originally posted by cain:
Why don't you take your head out of your ass and think properly for a change.

that not gon happen cause he like smelling he own sh it.

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Originally posted by cain:
Why don't you take your head out of your ass and think properly for a change.

Cobra is absolutely right. This is something that happened in the Bronx in the Great USA. So what relevance does it have with Jagdeo and Guyanese politics when there are so many relevant issues to address ?

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Originally posted by Mara:

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Originally posted by cain:
Why don't you take your head out of your ass and think properly for a change.

Cobra is absolutely right. This is something that happened in the Bronx in the Great USA. So what relevance does it have with Jagdeo and Guyanese politics when there are so many relevant issues to address ?

Ok Mara, you're right.

Cobra, so sorry, you can keep your head up your ass, aright?

When teachers betray the trust given to them by parents and children they deserve to be punished, in this case the man from the Bronx should face the full force of the law.

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Originally posted by Mara:

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Originally posted by cain:
Why don't you take your head out of your ass and think properly for a change.

Cobra is absolutely right. This is something that happened in the Bronx in the Great USA. So what relevance does it have with Jagdeo and Guyanese politics when there are so many relevant issues to address ?

Ask New Yorker. I think this is Jagdeo fault.

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Originally posted by Alexander:
When teachers betray the trust given to them by parents and children they deserve to be punished, in this case the man from the Bronx should face the full force of the law.

Alex, I agree.

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Originally posted by ksazma:
Would be troublesome if Guyanese doing this nonsense now. While Guyanese had other issues, kids were usually safe from predators especially the same sex ones.

Ksazma, Guyanese are not exempt from child molestation. Sexual abuse is much more common in Guyana than we care to admit. In fact, it is often "hidden" because adults did not believe the victims, they were coerced not to tell, or they were told that this is another way of expressing "love and care". Come to think of it, these are some of the universal reasons sexual abuse is hidden.

I ask everyone here who is reading this thread to reflect upon your life in Guyana and you will recall at least one family where sexual abuse was present.

Teachers also used their power and authority to seduce their students.