President Granger's Trip to England. Will it benefit Guyana ?

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Former Member

Ok Folks,

President Granger met with the Queen of England. God save the Queen.

Personally, I have great admiration for the Queen.

The meeting between the Queen and President Granger can represent different things to different people. At first, I thought of history when the symbolic meeting represented an endorsement of a future dictatorship era.

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Let us hope that this meeting was not political. Meeting with the Queen to forge better relations can be good for Guyana and our territorial claim fight against Venezuela. If it turns out otherwise then we have just seen the birth of a Dictator.

I am optimistic that the meeting was not political and was more symbolic in terms of better relations with a former colonial master.

Then comes oil, which is the evil black gold. Does England want to cash in on Guyana's oil ? We do not know and can only speculate.

President Granger also met with Overseas Guyanese and encouraged them to come home and invest in Guyana. We heard this before and it fell on deaf ears. This might just be another one of those failed call.

Overseas Guyanese are now used to a stable economy, safety, security and a harmonious political environment and one which respects the will of the people. The PNC is lacking in all of these.

I wish him well but like everything else, Granger just cannot find his footing and this might become another trip to meet with the Queen.

How do YOU see it folks ?

Link: GNI's Yuji22

Please read and debate his posts.

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Former Member

No, it will not benefit the country. The effort to boost the nation's economy through investment is priority number one. This should have been done during his first 100 days in government. He is actually killing business and jobs by closing sugar factories and killing rice business for farmers. He is taking more from our labor work force in Guyana and has nothing to replace it with.

4/28/1711:31 PM

Former Member

Excellent response, Please permit me to quote you:

"This should have been done during his first 100 days in government. He is actually killing business and jobs by closing sugar factories and killing rice business for farmers."

As a PPP man, I was hopeful that Granger would change but he just cannot find his footing.

4/28/1711:34 PM

Former Member

If the economy was blooming, you wouldn't see Guyanese protesting in the street for jobs. The coalition should tell us about the Canadian and American investment opportunity and what is has done for Guyanese before shooting another propaganda through the medias.

4/28/1711:36 PM

Former Member

Prince scores a perfect 100 percent.

Let us see how AFC/PNC posters can match that or they cannot compete ?

4/28/1711:46 PM

Former Member

QUOTE: "Then comes oil, which is the evil black gold. Does England want to cash in on Guyana's oil ? We do not know and can only speculate."

Your Excellency, Her Majesty's England has oil to boil in the North Sea. British Petroleum (BP) isn't salivating after ExxonMobil's reserves offshore Guyana.

4/29/1710:47 AM

Former Member

I am just happy that he didn't choke and rob the woman or put his foot on her sofa and bring shame to Guyana. Good job there jackass Granger.

4/29/1711:41 AM

Former Member

Drugb posted:
I am just happy that he didn't choke and rob the woman or put his foot on her sofa and bring shame to Guyana. Good job there jackass Granger.

Stereotypes, stereotypes, stereotypes.

4/29/1712:49 PM

Former Member

Gilbakka posted:
Drugb posted:
I am just happy that he didn't choke and rob the woman or put his foot on her sofa and bring shame to Guyana. Good job there jackass Granger.
Stereotypes, stereotypes, stereotypes.

Did you happen to see the birth of a nation? This is an image from parliament.

Image result for birth of a nation black stereotypes

4/29/172:04 PM

PrashadSenior Member

That birth of a nation is a racist film

4/29/172:43 PM

PrashadSenior Member

You folks have to admire the Queen. She is 90 years old and she still works an 8 hour day reading documents to be signed, meeting politicians and than attending public events.

4/29/172:47 PM

Former Member

Drugb posted:
Gilbakka posted:
Drugb posted:
I am just happy that he didn't choke and rob the woman or put his foot on her sofa and bring shame to Guyana. Good job there jackass Granger.
Stereotypes, stereotypes, stereotypes.
Did you happen to see the birth of a nation? This is an image from parliament.

Is this your best response? Invoking a calculatedly demeaning still-shot as rationale for your despicable racial attitude towards black people? Is people like you who caused the coinage of the term "Brown Bai KKK".

4/29/176:33 PM

Former Member

Prince posted:
If the economy was blooming, you wouldn't see Guyanese protesting in the street for jobs. The coalition should tell us about the Canadian and American investment opportunity and what is has done for Guyanese before shooting another propaganda through the medias.

when the ppp was ruling it was the same bullshit the only difference the ppp rule for 22 yrs and the indians was running faster than bolt

4/29/176:40 PM

Former Member

Prashad posted:
You folks have to admire the Queen. She is 90 years old and she still works an 8 hour day reading documents to be signed, meeting politicians and than attending public events.

how about queen jagdeo

4/29/176:41 PM