Ayoo hear how de Skeldan stupid. De daag shit he gat in he head a pore out yasuh. Me daddy na tief like a yu. Which contract yu get fram de PPP foh rape de poor tresury.
Hits home , doesn't it?
is owed about $2.46 billion in taxes, mostly business and corporate
Just like yu pappa. Yu see ah same ting me tell yu. Ah dem rich pepple ah tief moe. Show yu pappa dis article. You an you pappa should na invoke de lard name in vain.
But instead you baost of increasing commodity prices, and remittances and increased consumption of services within the domestic economy, due to inflows arising from these facts.
You do love to publish blatant lies including the part highlighted in red?
How is that a lie? You do boast about Guyana's economy, so this is what you boast of.
Havent seen you cite new industries developed under PPP rule, or evidence that thousands of decent payting jobs have been created.
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There are many micro industry that are contributing to Guyana's stellar economy. Just go ask how many businesses open up each year, manufacturing from furniture to coconut oil. You people are pulling these stats out of your rear. No doubt high gold prices are a factor but it is not the only one.
Clearly these industries are so "micro" that they have made no impact on the composition of our exports.
Druggie in 1960 our exports were sugar, bauxite/alumina,rice,gold, and timber.
In 2012 it is gold, sugar,rice,bauxite, and timber.
I see the same products. Just in different order and the main determining factors are external demand and prices.
Oh and by the way Guyana has long manufactured coconut oil and furniture so where does the PPP get credit for this? Our manufacturing sector is no bigger than it was 20 years ago.
There are many micro industry that are contributing to Guyana's stellar economy. Just go ask how many businesses open up each year, manufacturing from furniture to coconut oil. You people are pulling these stats out of your rear. No doubt high gold prices are a factor but it is not the only one.
Clearly these industries are so "micro" that they have made no impact on the composition of our exports.
Druggie in 1960 our exports were sugar, bauxite/alumina,rice,gold, and timber.
In 2012 it is gold, sugar,rice,bauxite, and timber.
I see the same products. Just in different order and the main determining factors are external demand and prices.
Oh and by the way Guyana has long manufactured coconut oil and furniture so where does the PPP get credit for this? Our manufacturing sector is no bigger than it was 20 years ago.
Manufacturing of furniture and coconut oil is largely part of the drugs industry. These items are used as a disguise to smuggle cocaine out of the country. Many well known businesses haev been known to be involved.
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