Making sugar for much more than what it can be sold for. Civilized thinking, no need for progress and prosperity, follow the trend.

Nehru, I hear you going to the moon again, Bhai?   There is an asteroid passing earth the day before the U.S. election, please push it off a little on your way up. Earthlings will forever be thankful to you.  

@seignet posted:

Making sugar for much more than what it can be sold for. Civilized thinking, no need for progress and prosperity, follow the trend.

LOL

happens when people don't have the acumen to make sound business decisions

Invest in guava cheese, cook-up rice, and plantain chips.  

@seignet posted:

Making sugar for much more than what it can be sold for. Civilized thinking, no need for progress and prosperity, follow the trend.

It’s broader than that. You have to look at the macro picture. 

@Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Invest in guava cheese, cook-up rice, and plantain chips.  

There are guava cheese and plantain chips in many supermarkets in many countries. Cook-up rice is all over Brooklyn and Queens. Please explain the downside of it. 

Guyana is in good hands.

Good thing PNC lost. 

The PPP/C is committed to implementing the following policy measures:

The oil resource belongs to the people of Guyana. We will ensure that oil revenue works for all Guyanese, and is spent on improving people’s lives and in support of job creation. Some areas in which oil revenue will be directed are:

The following are some of the measures which the PPP/C will implement: In addition to these measures, the PPP/C Government will initiate work on several transformative infrastructural projects. These will include:

● Support for job creation.

● World-class education and healthcare for Guyanese.

● Social and economic infrastructure.

● Targeted cash transfer to Guyanese particulary the elderly, children, the poor and other vulnerable groups.

● Strong local content for Guyanese with legislative safeguards.

● Savings for future generations.

● Tax reduction for Guyanese businesses and individuals.

● Complete the Amaila Falls Hydro Project, moving towards clean, reliable, affordable power supply.

● Produce in excess of 200 MW in the interim, from natural gas

. ● Invest in solar and wind systems for off-grid areas.

● Expand the Hinterland Electrification Programme.

● Replace and upgrade solar panels in the hinterland.

● Take urgent action to improve and upgrade the national grid (transmission and distribution).

● Develop micro grids for large hinterland villages.

GUYANA IS IN GOOD HANDS.

@Django posted:

LOL

happens when people don't have the acumen to make sound business decisions

Producing beet and cane sugar cannot make it in America if they are not subsidized by the government. Why do you think the racist Marsha Blackburn is so protective of sugar subsidies? It's the votes.