@Former Member posted:

CLM afta choke and rob from 1950-60

CLM afta kick down de door bandits from 1980

CLM afta party paramount fram Burnum

CLM afta 1997 eleckshun and Jan 12 1998

CLM afta stret protest

Ayoo add some more na 

And your point is   ....

Children of 2005 Buxton uprising….

Kidnapped and murdered fathers
–    Still hope their dads will return one day
Through the corridors of time the expectation of beloved fathers and husbands walking through the door to pick up the threads of lives shattered seven years ago by their kidnap and presumable murder during the ‘Buxton Uprising’ has never waned. Broken lives and shattered dreams are strewn in the wake of an era in Guyana’s history that saw hundreds of businessmen, police ranks, taxi drivers, children asleep in their beds, a fisherman and his 10-yr-old son who chose not to cry ‘marginalization’ and ‘discrimination’ for their poor circumstances, but instead woke up ‘foreday’ morning to catch a day’s meal, a carpenter who insisted on collecting his pay in Buxton despite his mother’s warning all kidnapped and/or murdered by the Buxton and Agricola gangs, members of which were termed “innocent young men’ (with AK 47s) by the Guyana Criminal Rights Association and the opposition collective, including media personnel hostile to the PPp/c government and anyone perceived to be their supporters.
Businessmen lost their entire life’s work to looters/arsonists, and various ‘slo’ fiah, mo’ fiah strategies; and females of an ethnic persuasion were sexually molested in and out of their homes.
The opposition has used this strategy to wrest power in the land throughout Guyana’s short history, even forcing a truncation of Mrs. Jagan’s term in office, and this continuity of mayhem and murder is their strategy of choice.
But the agony does not only end with the cessation of the life of those murdered; but the victims expand to include children, wives, mothers, fathers, siblings, extended family members, all of whom never recover from the tragic loss of loved ones inflicted by the bestial perpetrators and the callous architects of the murderous and destructive forays in the country.
In May and September of 2005 four GuySuCo workers disappeared in the Buxton backlands, never to be seen again.  All that was left for their families were their bicycles and lunch bags.
Seven years hence the tears of their families still flow and the ravages wrought are visible on faces that once glowed with good health and happiness.
They have attempted to put their shattered lives together, with scant success.
Seven years ago Avinash Hardat was a happy, secure 16-year-old whose proud father, Hardat, exulted at his success at the CSEC exams and dreamt big dreams for his son, whom he planned to enrol at UG for the next semester to pursue both their dreams.
He wanted better things for this well-beloved younger son than the laborious work that he did at GuySuco and his elder son pursued as a fish vendor/wholesaler.
But that dream was thwarted when Hardat failed to return home from work on the morning of 24th Sept 2005.
Avinash had accompanied his elder brother to the wharf to purchase fish when his worried sister-in-law, elder brother Chandrika’s wife called to tell them that their father had not returned  home; but that Guysuco workers had found his abandoned bicycle and lunch bag at his work site.
Hardat was a conscientious worker whose commitment to his job had earned him GuySuCo’s Champion Worker for two consecutive years; as well as a Medal of Service conferred on him by then President Hoyte; so everyone was fearful that something untoward had happened to him.  That morning their pet dog had inexplicably died.
However, while returning home the police held up the Hardat’s canter and detained Chandrika for practically the entire day, despite the worried young man explaining his dilemma with his missing father to the callous ranks, whom were suspected to be complicit in the criminal activities of the gangs hiding out aback of Buxton.
Mrs. Hardat explained that, despite her husband knowing the hideouts and the members of the gangs, he never had the courage to inform anyone because he was warned that they had access to every information provided to the police, and that they were well protected by the police.  He was instead forced to provide them with food and drink.
Once they took away his bicycle because they needed transportation to and from the Buxton backlands, forcing him to purchase another one.
Until one day they threatened to kill him because he had told someone of his plight and somehow word had reached them.
His terrified family begged him to give up the job, but he had dreams for his son and he needed a steady income to fulfill those dreams, plus he was committed to his job so he took the risk to continue working.
Subsequent to his disappearance his teetotaller, very responsible elder son started drinking until today he is an uncontrollable alcoholic.
Avinash was given a scholarship by the Government and was promised a stipend to enable him to attend UG, where he majored in med tech and did computer science as a minor.  He did this for two years, but his brother’s condition became worse, his vibrant mother had gotten very ill, GuySuCo had long discontinued the financial assistance promised the bereaved families, and the stipend had ceased; so Avinash was forced to drop out and help his brother in his fish-vending business, subsequently accepting employment at Qualfon, a job he left to work at the Survival supermarket because of a slightly higher income.  Avinash would love to continue his studies but he is sole support of his very ill mother and himself and has been forced into the kind of life that his father, who had provided Avinash with everything that he wanted, had swore would never be the fate of his adored younger son.
This was also the fate of the children of Hardat’s former partner, Sookram (Rohit) Dhanai, who had also disappeared when Hardat did.
Dhanai’s wife, Padmawattie (called Sherry), said that despite former Minister of Social Services Priya Manickchand instructing that the children of the four GuySuCo victims be given Public Assistance until they reach eighteen, the service was discontinued when eldest daughter, Shelly was thirteen, and only son, Terry, was 14. Public Assistance was also discontinued for the youngest child, Sharon, whose education is being facilitated by the CIOG, until September of this year, when the Islamic Institute in Enmore closes its doors.  After that it is hardly likely that Sherry would be able to continue sending her youngest daughter to school.
Because Sherry could only find work as a maid in Providence on the East Bank of Demerara, which pays her $2,000 per day for a full day’s work and incurs transportation costs, she was forced to withdraw her two older children from school. She said that every time she tried to speak to the resource person in charge of Public Assistance in her area, the woman  became highly-abusive, making her (Sherry) afraid to approach her
After her father’s disappearance eldest daughter Shelly has fallen mysteriously ill, with severe bouts of headaches and other ailments, while for all these years Terry has been getting a ‘small piece’ while he learnt motor engineering. Despite now being very adept at this trade, Terry still earns a ‘small piece’, which he cannot complain about because of his lack of education and difficult circumstances.

Because Sherry could only find work as a maid in Georgetown, which incurs transportation costs, she was forced to withdraw her two older children from school. She said that every time she tried to speak to the resource person in charge of Public Assistance in her area, the woman became highly-abusive, making her (Sherry) afraid to approach her.
At 6 am on 21st May 2005, in Enterprise Village on the East Coast of Demerara, young housewife Kamini Taranauth said goodbye to her husband, Guysuco employee Sampersaud Taranauth, as he left for work in the backlands of the neighbouring village, Buxton, during a very turbulent period in Guyana’s history. He never returned home, neither did another associate with whom he worked,.
Kamini became worried when her husband did not return home for lunch at midday, which he never failed to do, and she called her brother-in-law, Mr. Kamo Persaud, who, together with other Guysuco personnel, mounted a search for the missing man, with no success. Only his bicycle and breakfast bag were retrieved from the scene of his disappearance; but highly visible were drag marks leading into the bushes of the Buxton backdam.
Kamini recalled that she stood on the street outside of her home that very afternoon and witnessed a huge fire aback of Buxton. Until today, because no body was found, there is no legal resolution to her plight and she is left alone to fend for her three little girls, who were ages five years, three years, and six months when their very loving and hard-working father, who always tended their needs, disappeared from their lives.

The two older girls, Sunita and Elizabeth, still have memories of their father and are still anguished over his loss.
When this newspaper ran an article on the 7th anniversary of their father’s disappearance, the two older girls cried bitterly, as did their mom.
Little six-month-old Divya had cried inconsolably for months when her daddy failed day after day to come home, throw her up in the air, and play with her, even to feed and bathe her as he loved to do.  Today she has no recollection of the loving and doting father whom she had adored.
Mikeram Sawh was another loving father who went missing in May of 2005, and daughter Monica said that they saw the same huge fire aback of Buxton that Kamini saw, three days after their husbands and fathers went missing.
She is convinced that the fire was so huge that it was seen for miles around and that if the police had traced the fire they would have been able to see and/or rescue at least the bodies of her father and that of Taranauth.
She fluctuates between the hope that he is really dead and cannot anymore suffer whatever tortures the criminals had inflicted on her adored father; and the hope that he will  one day return home.
Her brother Dharmo has parked a bus which was meant to be operated by himself and his father after the latter’s retirement.  The family had urged Sawh to leave the job because of the dangers inherent during that critical time but he was hesitating to do so and lose his benefits when his retirement was due within a couple of year.
The tears still flow copiously, and Jaswantie Sawh’s agony is still fresh and pours down her cheeks like a rivulet.
Sawh was the most loving grandfather who spent all his spare time with his adored and adoring grandchildren; and little Vidya, who slept with him, still remembers her grandfather. She was inconsolable, like all the children of all the families.
Everyone of the families had expressed that irrepressible hope – that their loved ones would one day walk back into their lives.

No bodies; no benefits
Unable to prove their husbands’ deaths because their bodies were never recovered, the wives of these victims were deprived of NIS and other benefits; and although GuySuCo and the NIS (National Insurance Scheme) stand on legal ground on this issue, these were circumstances out of the norm, and should have been exempted from the stipulated framework. However, one hopes now that the mandatory seven years have expired for the first two victims, with the families of the other two slated to receive their dues in September of this year, that their husbands would be declared legally dead and the women will receive all that was due them and their children, retroactive to seven years prior. And, given the travesty that often passes for justice, these four women should get legal counsel from some caring lawyer, who does not place money above human considerations, to ensure they receive their due.
These women are simple, uneducated women who can only find jobs as maids. All of them said that the transition from beloved housewives who ran their own homes, for which their devoted husbands adequately provided, to cleaning other people’s homes was very painful and traumatic, as was leaving their children alone for the first time – rendering them, for all practical purposes, fatherless and motherless.
Today, justice needs to be served to these bereaved families, and the children of these loving father finally receive the rights that their fathers have earned for them through, not just hard work, but with their lives.Source

Why don't you print the whole book and take up some more space....

Dave like you want violence to erupt in Guyana. 

@Ramakant-P posted:

Why don't you print the whole book and take up some more space....

Save the trees.

@Mitwah posted:

Dave like you want violence to erupt in Guyana. 

Look deeper for what the article is worth.

@Mitwah posted:

Dave like you want violence to erupt in Guyana. 

We bai Dave doan have to do wid dat. Talk to moss people who know de politics dere. It heading dere. Yuh aint see dem bais going foh challenge de eleckshun and seh how result na credible? 

@Former Member posted:

Look deeper for what the article is worth.

You are fanning the flames. 

How much Afros voted for the PPP?

INDIAN LIVES MATTER. THE PLANNERS AND SUPPORTERS OF THE KILLERS THAT KILLED WOMEN AND BABIES IN THEIR SLEEP NOW TRYING TO THIEF AN ELECTION!!!!!!!!!

Mits, that was an actual instance of violence and criminality against Indians and Amerindians. It will forever be part of Guyana's History.

@Ramakant-P posted:

Why don't you print the whole book and take up some more space....

@Former Member posted:

Look deeper for what the article is worth.

You are giving him a difficult task.

@Nehru posted:

INDIAN LIVES MATTER. THE PLANNERS AND SUPPORTERS OF THE KILLERS THAT KILLED WOMEN AND BABIES IN THEIR SLEEP NOW TRYING TO THIEF AN ELECTION!!!!!!!!!

And they very well might, so don't get too jubilant. My understanding thus far is that a result should be in by Monday? Wait and see.

You guys need to focus on the bigger picture ahead. The PPP could not protect one of its own; Sat Sawh. 

What will they do to prevent another occurrence? Nothing.

@Mitwah posted:

You guys need to focus on the bigger picture ahead. The PPP could not protect one of its own; Sat Sawh. 

What will they do to prevent another occurrence? Nothing.

Did you kill Sat Sawh?

Labba ,create a thread about Indo Guyanes Lives matter, one whole book  with Indos thrown at us,are there any Afro Guyanese lives lost ? how much lives on both sides lost under the front man ,can some one find the book an paste it on the forum.

@kp posted:

Did you kill Sat Sawh?

Jagdeo said he knows who did it.  Ask him.

@Sheik101 posted:

And they very well might, so don't get too jubilant. My understanding thus far is that a result should be in by Monday? Wait and see.

I totally agree with you. Anyone who knows the PNC should know they are Criminals, they do not obey the rule of law and live in a lawless and uncivilized manner.

The BIG PICTURE is restoring Democracy and ensuring Free and Fair Election thus taking Guyana back to humanity!!

@Django posted:

Labba ,create a thread about Indo Guyanes Lives matter, one whole book  with Indos thrown at us,are there any Afro Guyanese lives lost ? how much lives on both sides lost under the front man ,can some one find the book an paste it on the forum.

Crime use as political attack pon Indo since choke and rob. Not saying all PNC do dat. Yuh gat element fram WPA and PNC who do it. 

@Totaram posted:

Jagdeo said he knows who did it.  Ask him.

Why go to Jagdeo ,when Mitwah knows.

@Former Member posted:

Crime use as political attack pon Indo since choke and rob. Not saying all PNC do dat. Yuh gat element fram WPA and PNC who do it. 

I remembered the choke and rob days ,the head honcho was in Allmanstown ,his son is currently a FM ,doing the dutty wuk.

@Django posted:

Labba ,create a thread about Indo Guyanes Lives matter, one whole book  with Indos thrown at us,are there any Afro Guyanese lives lost ? how much lives on both sides lost under the front man ,can some one find the book an paste it on the forum.

I can tell you how the Afro lives were lost... You forget a few weeks ago you deleted all my pictures and information when I posted about this... why why 

Prison-break carnage: A Stabroek News investigation

420 persons killed between February 2002 and September 2006

https://www.stabroeknews.com/2...2002-september-2006/

@Mitwah posted:

You are fanning the flames. 

How much Afros voted for the PPP?

Enough to give them a majority in the 2020 election. Did you forget all the videos and images I posted here during the election campaign and Ayo say crowd don’t win a election. 

@Ramakant-P posted:

Why don't you print the whole book and take up some more space....

Are you paying for the digital space?

Majority of Afro Guyanese enjoyed a good live  during PPPC Government, they owned huge houses, businesses, fancy cars .. because they work very hard. In 28 years of PNC government, majority of Afros  were struggling to put food on the table. 

Now back to Covid crisis, it’s the  business sector  together with PPPC who delivered food hampers to all races while APNU executives were partying  and did nothing for their supporters.  

@Former Member posted:

Majority of Afro Guyanese enjoyed a good live  during PPPC Government, they owned huge houses, businesses, fancy cars .. because they work very hard. In 28 years of PNC government, majority of Afros  were struggling to put food on the table. 

Now back to Covid crisis, it’s the  business sector  together with PPPC who delivered food hampers to all races while APNU executives were partying  and did nothing for their supporters.  

This does not matter to some of them. They still hate the coolies. Social media has tons of examples.

@Former Member posted:

Enough to give them a majority in the 2020 election. Did you forget all the videos and images I posted here during the election campaign and Ayo say crowd don’t win a election. 

Remember how I admonish you for appearing at breakfast unshaven and putting down Afros in Guyana. The PPP must have received about 40,000 Afro votes to help them gain that majority. Or, did the PPP rigged the election?

@Former Member posted:

Enough to give them a majority in the 2020 election. Did you forget all the videos and images I posted here during the election campaign and Ayo say crowd don’t win a election. 

That was the fronts Campaign to deceive, tell us how many Afro Guyanese voted for the PPP in Region 4.

@Django posted:

That was the fronts Campaign to deceive, tell us how many Afro Guyanese voted for the PPP in Region 4.

Can you provide a single evidence if Ram voted for PPP and if Lance voted for APNU. 

@Mitwah posted:

Remember how I admonish you for appearing at breakfast unshaven and putting down Afros in Guyana. The PPP must have received about 40,000 Afro votes to help them gain that majority. Or, did the PPP rigged the election?

Rigged ,that's the front man plan ,since 2018  ,so they keep plastering the PNC in the Coalition Gov't  as riggers ,to cover their tracks.Hired Mercury to spread the rigging message in Washington and lobby Senators and US Gov't officials to make Statements. One of the reasons they objected to cleaning the voters list ,and when GECOM removed residences as polling stations on the East Coast Demerara ,they made a lot of noises.

@Mitwah posted:

Remember how I admonish you for appearing at breakfast unshaven and putting down Afros in Guyana. The PPP must have received about 40,000 Afro votes to help them gain that majority. Or, did the PPP rigged the election?

I criticized when it is due. a Afro has been my banker for 29 years in Guyana.. have said it on this forum before. I have also said many of the crimes in Guyana  has Indians involved ... you suddenly have selective memory lost. 

@Former Member posted:

Can you provide a single evidence if Ram voted for PPP and if Lance voted for APNU. 

Yes i can pick any voting area ,and show voting is race based.

@Django posted:

Yes i can pick any voting area ,and show voting is race based.

BS. You are speaking of demographics and that’s not what I am speaking of. NONE of the ballot papers has the voters name or any form of ID, how can you provide how many backs voted for PPPC .. you are full of s$hit. 

@Former Member posted:

BS. You are speaking of demographics and that’s not what I am speaking of. NONE of the ballot papers has the voters name or any form of ID, how can you provide how many backs voted for PPPC .. you are full of s$hit. 

One can take demographics and arrived at data of voting trends. That out of your league ,hence your specific infantile question. Smartness is not your forte ,depending on handlers to send info to post ,unfortunately not doing justice for yourself. By the way it's known about past handles Ian and Imran.

@Django posted:

One can take demographics and arrived at data of voting trends. That out of your league ,hence your specific infantile question.

Mr Know All... Many of the information I provided before the election is reality today, unlike you who said the following ... 32 is greater than 33. APNU will not lost the NCM. CCJ will throw out the NCM case against PPPC. I will leave it hay Mahatma... 

Give us the date when the world will end. 

@Django posted:

One can take demographics and arrived at data of voting trends. That out of your league ,hence your specific infantile question. Smartness is not your forte ,depending on handlers to send info to post ,unfortunately not doing justice for yourself. By the way it's known about past handles Ian and Imran.

You are a Shameless person, now you are attacking me personally. Haul you Arss. It wasn’t good enough for you yesterday from Base. 

You are a bull S$hitter .... gawn so. 

@Former Member posted:

Mr Know All... Many of the information I provided before the election is reality today, unlike you who said the following ... 32 is greater than 33. APNU will not lost the NCM. CCJ will throw out the NCM case against PPPC. I will leave it hay Mahatma... 

Give us the date when the world will end. 

Definition of Stupid.

Knowing the truth, seeing the truth, but  still believing the lies.