Because of you!!

Ah want yuh to respond to the points Jalil made and I also asked you to provide the financials for Guyoil you are being slippery though and conveniently duck those specific questions.

Ansa de queshuns....

Yeah I am ashamed of who I am answer the questions.

Yes I am afraid of all dat answer de questions...

That is a big-B tank to store a lot of fuel. 

40% tax why you think airline refuel in other country

caribj never went to any PPP event.  The event at Medgar Evers was a Guyanese event and was NOT organized by the PPP.  In fact I remember that there was an art and book exhibit, Guyanese foods, etc.  It was an expression of Guyanese PRIDE when too often Guyanese are too low profile within NYs Caribbean community, allowing Jamaicans, Trinidadians, Haitians, and at times even Grenadians and Barbadians to grab a bigger profile.

Given that Jagdeo was the president of Guyana, and new at the time, Guyanese and others interested in Guyana had a right to hear what Jagdeo had to say and assess for themselves what they should think of him.

Jagdeo represented a generational shift, being the first person not active in the 60s to be head of state.  It was hoped that he would allow Guyana to finally heal itself from the damage of that era.

Sadly for Guyana Jagdeo turned out to be an even bigger racist than Burnham and Cheddi COMBINED, and Guyana remains a fractured nation.  This despite its vast resource potential and the talents of its people.

Its a pity that Guyanese are so divided that we seem unable to meet as GUYANESE and not as PPP or PNC. When Jamaicans celebrate their independence at NY Hilton hotel, regardless as to which party the PM comes from, ALL JAMAICANS consider it to be THEIR event, just as all Jamaicans consider the CONSULATE as the THEIR space.  The Jamaicans have a powerful organization which represents the Jamaicans of the Diaspora.  It isn't a PNP or JLP organization.  It is a JAMAICAN organization.

The Guyana Consulate remains a PPP or a PNC space, depending on who is in power.  No wonder analysts have noted that Guyanese are the most DIVIDED group of immigrants in NYC, divided into two camps, intent at ignoring each other!

Why is VM making such a production of who you are?  He needs to prove that Guyoil does indeed have the ability to provide the services that it claims to have, without being a drain on taxpayers.

Yes high fuel expenses are a problem.  CAL brings in their own fuel from Trinidad.  A big reason why DL left was because of high fuel costs and the fact that the Guyana gov't refused to provide a subsidy.

But to suggest that this is the only reason why major carriers don't service GEO is NONSENSE.  Drugs is more the reason and in fact both CAL and Fly Jamaica are quite vocal about this, and in fact a key reason why Guyanese intransit at Piarco get hassled is because if drugs out of GEO.

Its a red herring I understand the deflection mechanisms well. Time for him to put up or shut up and answer de questions.

The price of oil has fallen like 40% and the price of gold has risen just of $1,200 per oz.  Guyana is earning a huge amount of earnings from gold. The drop in price for oil will further have a positive impact on the economy. The economy will continue to thrive.

Chief, I'm sure "stripped" is used here figuratively. You're correct in being literal, but Jalil's point is taken.

Chief, that PPP was in its morphing stage so you can't blame these two guys for wanting to keep the PPP from being hijacked.

Your assertions are based on what data?

Scaled down mining, exit of Brazilians behind lower gold output –study

Posted By Staff Writer On August 11, 2014 @ 5:13 am In Local News | No Comments

The small miners (most of them Guyanese) have complained that their costs are high.

1.  Corruption in getting permits.

2.  Permits are bought by the PPP elites who then make them available and huge cost to ordinary miners.

3.  Extreme levels of crime, further burdening those who cannot afford their own goon squad.

Its only the wealhy PPP elites and the large foreign companies who benefit today.   The PPP can jump and scream but life for the average Guyanese remains ROUGH!

Vishnu the attorney!!

The above is so very true.

We the people have allowed this to be the case for a long time. Will we allow it to continue.

We blame CARICOM when they don't fix our problem and BOTH the PPP and now APNU are guilty of this.

I just cannot imagine a scenario where Jamaicans or Trinidadians will demand that foreigners fix any political problems that they might have.  Note that Jamaica has had its genocidal political wars, and Trinidad TWO coup attempts!

Yuh ansa de questions yet dere sadhu?

YES this is a good move.  Well done Guyoil!

I thought this was supposed to lower fuel costs? You see how these ****ers does lie?

Lying sons of bitches.

I guess with blindness and or stupidity, it is all down hill.

Get a Grip of reality