During the debate on yet another of its many useless ‘motions’- this one calls for an inquiry into the shooting of PNC/APNU protesters during an illegal march - David Granger asked “rice farmers have come down from Essequibo to protest, nobody shot them… indigenous villagers have come down from Mazaruni…. nobody shoot them…. who decides who gets shot? Is there a pattern?”

Well, what is absent during protests by rice farmers from Essequibo and indigenous villagers from Mazaruni is the violence against Indo-Guyanese, robberies, arson and looting which is present during every PNC/APNU protest.

Further in attempting to justify his push for a Commission of Inquiry (CoI) Granger, who has chosen not to participate in the Walter Rodney CoI, said such a Commission is necessary to bring closure to the matter. We guess Walter Rodney’s family doesn’t deserve to have closure.

Redux, come in and test the water on this double standard from Granger.

I would like you to answer the question and cut the bull. I notice your dirty talks and famous rambling on every subject. Is that the way you expect to be a PR for the PNC?

Nah ah don't know what a question is you wanna be niggger. When you want to sell indian women to the PNC, give them your own family you frigging jackass. You understand this though?

u callin me a "niggger" bai?

Yes! I am glad that one sink in.

You been blowing Granger ears that coolie are fearsome of Blackmen, riots, raping and killing. You will meet your faith in like manner. 

The topic is about Granger's double standard. Care to opine?

Redux, come in and test the water on this double standard from Granger.

During the debate on yet another of its many useless ‘motions’- this one calls for an inquiry into the shooting of PNC/APNU protesters during an illegal march - David Granger asked “rice farmers have come down from Essequibo to protest, nobody shot them… indigenous villagers have come down from Mazaruni…. nobody shoot them…. who decides who gets shot? Is there a pattern?”

Well, what is absent during protests by rice farmers from Essequibo and indigenous villagers from Mazaruni is the violence against Indo-Guyanese, robberies, arson and looting which is present during every PNC/APNU protest.

Further in attempting to justify his push for a Commission of Inquiry (CoI) Granger, who has chosen not to participate in the Walter Rodney CoI, said such a Commission is necessary to bring closure to the matter. We guess Walter Rodney’s family doesn’t deserve to have closure.

Granger believes protesters shot during illegal PNC/APNU march deserve closure but Walter Rodney’s family doesn’t.         

why? why? why? Double standard?

During the debate on yet another of its many useless ‘motions’- this one calls for an inquiry into the shooting of PNC/APNU protesters during an illegal march - David Granger asked “rice farmers have come down from Essequibo to protest, nobody shot them… indigenous villagers have come down from Mazaruni…. nobody shoot them…. who decides who gets shot? Is there a pattern?”

Well, what is absent during protests by rice farmers from Essequibo and indigenous villagers from Mazaruni is the violence against Indo-Guyanese, robberies, arson and looting which is present during every PNC/APNU protest.

Further in attempting to justify his push for a Commission of Inquiry (CoI) Granger, who has chosen not to participate in the Walter Rodney CoI, said such a Commission is necessary to bring closure to the matter. We guess Walter Rodney’s family doesn’t deserve to have closure.