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GuySuCo uncovers massive fertilizer, chemical racket, several fired more to be axed

August 9, 2014 | By | Filed Under News

 

In a sweeping move to tackle a massive fraudulent scheme involving chemicals, the state-owned Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) has fired six senior staffers in Berbice. More than 20 workers at the Demerara estates, including seniors, are also set to be sent home, in a separate incident, after a significant quantity of fertilizer was found dumped in canefields around the Ogle area. The cost of the chemicals and fertilizers are believed to be in the tens of millions with GuySuCo now placing the matter in the hands of the police. According to industry officials, in the case of Skeldon estate, Berbice, GuySuCo received reports over three weeks ago that a significant quantity of chemicals, to help control weeds, had not been applied. Several staffers, among them a field manager, was questioned. Six of the staffers, including a manager were dismissed after the Corporation remained unimpressed with explanations over the whereabouts of the chemicals. The chemicals were suspected to have been sold to private cane farmers In the case of the Demerara estates, GuySuCo’s Management received reports of the fertilizers not being applied. According to the industry sources, a team ventured into the canefields between LBI and Ogle and found the fertilizers stashed. It was later confirmed that the planned application of the fertilizers was never carried out. Kaieteur News understands that GuySuCo is in the process of preparing letters to staffers that will lead to disciplinary hearings with over 20 staffers likely to be axed. In the case of the Skeldon firings, the affected staffers have reportedly appealed the actions taken by GuySuCo. The sugar corporation has been under increasing pressure to reverse a string of poor production in recent years. Government has announced plans to name a new Board and Chairman shortly. Former Chairman, Dr. Raj Singh, was appointed the new Chief Executive Officer earlier this year with the Corporation appearing before Parliamentary committees recently to speak on its plans to revive an industry which at one time was the biggest foreign currency earner for the country.

 

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Originally Posted by asj:

There seems to be rackets even in the PPP/C administered Government in Guyana.

Isn't it good to see action taken.  The Chinese shoot corrupt officials and still they do it.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by asj:

There seems to be rackets even in the PPP/C administered Government in Guyana.

Isn't it good to see action taken.  The Chinese shoot corrupt officials and still they do it.

Base, They want to see it continues hoping they will get the chance to also STEAL.

Nehru

What action is being taken? please they are taking action against these chaps yes but the real thievery is in paying an unqualified dullard in Raj Singh who is pretending he is some Dr. 25K USD a month.

 

That is where the real thieving is going on and that is where the millions are being siphoned.

 

This government cannot account for the Billions of dollars in Guysuco assets that have been sold off via NICIL. Where is all that money? who were the buyers of all of GuySuCo's assets?

FM

You have to ask yourself how much other bleeding of assets due to theft is occurring throughout government.

 

Ramsammy / robert Persaud paid their racket company Surrendra for 14 pumps since 2008 they still cannot account for where the pumps are and where they will be installed.

 

He named 20 sites for the 14 pumps to be installed since he has become minister of agriculture. Go figure!!!

 

So baseman when you give us some lame ass answer that we should be gla action was taken you can't be serious.

FM
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

What action is being taken? please they are taking action against these chaps yes but the real thievery is in paying an unqualified dullard in Raj Singh who is pretending he is some Dr. 25K USD a month.

 

That is where the real thieving is going on and that is where the millions are being siphoned.

 

This government cannot account for the Billions of dollars in Guysuco assets that have been sold off via NICIL. Where is all that money? who were the buyers of all of GuySuCo's assets?

Do I detect a bit of envy!

FM
Originally Posted by Nehru:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by asj:

There seems to be rackets even in the PPP/C administered Government in Guyana.

Isn't it good to see action taken.  The Chinese shoot corrupt officials and still they do it.

Base, They want to see it continues hoping they will get the chance to also STEAL.

Corruption will occur in the most controlled environment, unless you want to stifle every decision with overwhelming controls.  That being said, the Govt need to learn from each incident and tighten controls.  However, nothing would ever fully guarantee it won't happen again.

FM

There is no envy my friend I don't envy criminals.

 

I make a healthy living and I live in a decent home in a very nice neighborhood and my kids go to very good schools.

 

I earn a better living than you do today that I can assure you. So I have nothing to be envious of thieves. 

 

Your statements demonstrate how you have descended into complete shallowness that you are accusing me of being envious meanwhile you completely miss the fact that by putting this unqualified tool to run GuySuCo you are jeopardizing the lives of tens of thousands of Guyanese associated with the sugar industry.

 

Your lack of empathy and concern for those people is simply stunning. I know that you actually know better Baseman its quite sad to see that you in the year 2014 actually have become so heartless that you are willing to watch this government destroy whatever little these sugar workers have to live on. It is quite regrettable......

FM

Banna, one thing I'm not is arrogant to be living here and thinking I know what's best for Guyanese.  They have to decide with their vote. As you said, you are well off and kids in fine school, well great for you but let the people there decide what's best for them.

 

I was at dinner last night with a visiting Guyanese lawyer and she said, it  amazing how so-called educated persons in North America talk yet they have a very superficial view of the reality and facts there. And you have to take my word, she is not a PPPite, in fact she voted AFC in 2011.

 

Alyuh could talk till hell freezes over, the people of Guyana will decide what's best for them.  And BTW, they are capable of figuring that out without us telling them what they need to know to know.

FM

You are talking nonsense I spent over a year living in Guyana very recently and what you are telling me there is complete bullshit.

 

What you are doing is making me a second class citizen by telling me that because I am living a decent life here I am not entitled to see the suffering that is occurring in Guyana and therefore I should remain silent on the PPP's treachery in my own country. 

 

Your arguments are shallow and that is what led you in the first place to tell me that I was envious of the PPP criminals.

 

I have learned that the PPP criminals will say and do whatever they have to so they can remain in power and continue to steal from the poor.

 

I don't need to be living in Guyana full time to have a say on what goes on in my country. I am still a Guyanese the last time I checked. I still own property there and I still pay taxes in GY therefore I have a say and I will exercise that right every time i get.

 

So you can tell your lawyer friend to go suck an egg, Lets hope your lawyer friend was not another PPP thief man. I will state again your lack of empathy for the poor and the helpless in Guyana is simply stunning.

 

BTW the majority of Guyanese did vote against the PPP in the last election, important footnote........

FM
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Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

 

BTW the majority of Guyanese did vote against the PPP in the last election, important footnote........

Let the Guyanese decide, not you. The fact that there is a minority Govt is the choice of the people, let them decide the way forward.  The Govt was formed constitutionally with it's inhibitions.  You have one foot in and one foot out and if it don't pan-out as you envision, you high-tail it to the USA.  Well, it's toy for you, a pet project.  For Guyanese who don't have than luxury, it's life or death.  Banna, I go there, I have lots of relatives both poor and rich and they have a different view that most overseas Guyanese.

 

Now you so arrogant, you telling me the visiting lawyer who lives there with her kids is bull-shitting.  You drowning in your arrogance.  People there don't care what you think nor do they care for your arrogance.

FM
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

You are talking nonsense I spent over a year living in Guyana very recently and what you are telling me there is complete bullshit.

 

What you are doing is making me a second class citizen by telling me that because I am living a decent life here I am not entitled to see the suffering that is occurring in Guyana and therefore I should remain silent on the PPP's treachery in my own country. 

 

Your arguments are shallow and that is what led you in the first place to tell me that I was envious of the PPP criminals.

 

I have learned that the PPP criminals will say and do whatever they have to so they can remain in power and continue to steal from the poor.

 

I don't need to be living in Guyana full time to have a say on what goes on in my country. I am still a Guyanese the last time I checked. I still own property there and I still pay taxes in GY therefore I have a say and I will exercise that right every time i get.

 

So you can tell your lawyer friend to go suck an egg, Lets hope your lawyer friend was not another PPP thief man. I will state again your lack of empathy for the poor and the helpless in Guyana is simply stunning.

 

BTW the majority of Guyanese did vote against the PPP in the last election, important footnote........

Well said. Don't expect anything different. Typical PPP apologist. He is on the PPP gravy train. For these individuals theifing, drug trafficking is ok once it is done by PPP "collies". Guyana is a failed state and out of control, crime is at an all time high, everywhere you turn there is corruption. The moral fabric of the society is in  decay while the elite of the PPP enjoy the good life. You see the situation is out of control. The system is broken and no amount of band aid solution will make a difference.  The only way to deal with this is to clean the slate and have a new government with the resolve to weed out corruption and to bring to justice those who are plundering the coffers.

FM
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I am Guyanese and I will alway be a Guyanese my passport states that. Whether I choose to live here or live there is my prerogative and you and your bullshit lawyer friend cannot and will never have the ability to take away my right to express my opinion or work with the Guyanese people to better themselves.

 

I am entitled to vote in Guyana and I will always exercise that right and you and your PPP criminal friends will never be able to silence the people of Guyana.

 

The Fact is Guyana has more Guyanese who live outside of Guyana vs in it and for that reason Guyana is a unique place which will always be influenced by Guyanese not living there.

 

Guyana receives over 300 Million dollars USD in remittances year over year the relatives of people who live here will continue to influence how the people of Guyana vote from now till the cows come home and nothing you or the PPP can say will change that. The one who is arrogant here is you for making bullshit assumptions about others.

 

You and your friend demonstrate arrogance and ignorance to think that because Guyanese do not live in Guyana they have no say in the affairs of their country. 

 

The PPP lost the last election and they will continue to lose the next election. The PPP does not stand a chance. Another convenient fact you fail to recognize is that 89% of Guyanese are hightailing it out of the country daily so what is your point? As usual limited and shallow.

 

I refuse to give up my right to help the poor in Guyana regardless of what bullshit you tell me. Go and Tell your family to not help the poor in Guyana. You have no right to tell me what to do with my time or my life. I have committed myself to helping the people of Guyana recognize that they have a thief man government that is raping and destroying that country and I will not stop doing that. You and your ignorance will not stop me and look around there are many more people joining the cause to fight and oppose this PPP government.

FM
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

You are talking nonsense I spent over a year living in Guyana very recently and what you are telling me there is complete bullshit.

 

What you are doing is making me a second class citizen by telling me that because I am living a decent life here I am not entitled to see the suffering that is occurring in Guyana and therefore I should remain silent on the PPP's treachery in my own country. 

 

Your arguments are shallow and that is what led you in the first place to tell me that I was envious of the PPP criminals.

 

I have learned that the PPP criminals will say and do whatever they have to so they can remain in power and continue to steal from the poor.

 

I don't need to be living in Guyana full time to have a say on what goes on in my country. I am still a Guyanese the last time I checked. I still own property there and I still pay taxes in GY therefore I have a say and I will exercise that right every time i get.

 

So you can tell your lawyer friend to go suck an egg, Lets hope your lawyer friend was not another PPP thief man. I will state again your lack of empathy for the poor and the helpless in Guyana is simply stunning.

 

BTW the majority of Guyanese did vote against the PPP in the last election, important footnote........

Well said. Don't expect anything different. Typical PPP apologist. He is on the PPP gravy train. For these individuals theifing, drug trafficking is ok once it is done by PPP "collies". Guyana is a failed state and out of control, crime is at an all time high, everywhere you turn there is corruption. The moral fabric of the society is in  decay while the elite of the PPP enjoy the good life. You see the situation is out of control. The system is broken and no amount of band aid solution will make a difference.  The only way to deal with this is to clean the slate and have a new government with the resolve to weed out corruption and to bring to justice those who are plundering the coffers.

Alyuh like hear yourself bray.  Guyana is a democracy by ballot, the people will decide, not wannabes living in North America.  The professor could talk all he want's, he cannot effect any change, the people will decide.  That is baseman's position.

FM

Baseman's position is irrelevant, I don't give a shit about any professors opinion or yours.

 

What I do care about is the poor and the helpless and nothing will stop me from helping them and helping them understand that they have a thiefman government in office.

 

The good news every time I am in GY I witness how the population continues to wizen up on this PPP government and they continue to evolve their thinking to recognize that they have to vote.

 

I am relieved every time I go to Guyana and every time I speak to people in Guyana and here as well who all now recognize and continue to recognize that the PPP is a nothing more than a criminal entity not a government.

 

Your sentiments are like piss in the wind, if you meet and speak with the young people in Guyana and you start to recognize how many of them have awoken from what seems like a slumber it is reassuring to recognize that the PPP's days in office is very limited.

 

This no confidence vote by the opposition will send the PPP packing faster than a rabbit heading into a hole. Their game is up and I knew this for some time now the PPP's defeat is eminent. 

 

The People of Guyana will not remain dumb forever, look at how they are protesting in region 2 and Mahdia. That protest in region 2 was unimaginable in 2011. Things are changing and thats amazing, simply amazing.

FM
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Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

I am Guyanese and I will alway be a Guyanese my passport states that. Whether I choose to live here or live there is my prerogative and you and your bullshit lawyer friend cannot and will never have the ability to take away my right to express my opinion or work with the Guyanese people to better themselves.

 

I am entitled to vote in Guyana and I will always exercise that right and you and your PPP criminal friends will never be able to silence the people of Guyana.

 

The Fact is Guyana has more Guyanese who live outside of Guyana vs in it and for that reason Guyana is a unique place which will always be influenced by Guyanese not living there.

 

Guyana receives over 300 Million dollars USD in remittances year over year the relatives of people who live here will continue to influence how the people of Guyana vote from now till the cows come home and nothing you or the PPP can say will change that. The one who is arrogant here is you for making bullshit assumptions about others.

 

You and your friend demonstrate arrogance and ignorance to think that because Guyanese do not live in Guyana they have no say in the affairs of their country. 

 

The PPP lost the last election and they will continue to lose the next election. The PPP does not stand a chance. Another convenient fact you fail to recognize is that 89% of Guyanese are hightailing it out of the country daily so what is your point? As usual limited and shallow.

 

I refuse to give up my right to help the poor in Guyana regardless of what bullshit you tell me. Go and Tell your family to not help the poor in Guyana. You have no right to tell me what to do with my time or my life. I have committed myself to helping the people of Guyana recognize that they have a thief man government that is raping and destroying that country and I will not stop doing that. You and your ignorance will not stop me and look around there are many more people joining the cause to fight and oppose this PPP government.

Mine too, and I also carry a Guyanese passport.  However, I don't pay taxes to the GoG, nor do I live there and have significant livelihood interest.  So, let the people decide, they don't need you.  You tried hard last time and it fell flat.  The people don't share you views.

 

I am not making any assumptions, I go on what the people say at the ballot and supported by my individual interaction with Guyanese living there.  YOU are the one who is arrogant to dismiss a local lawyer's viewpoint, someone who don't have great love for the PPP.  She said you people have no clue of what you speak, you are all superficial.  These were her words.  YOU are arrogant to think you know what's best for the people over and above what they said at the ballot box.  They don't need or care for you.

 

My lawyer friend has accomplished so much, she can wrap you around her finger like a piece of toilet paper professor.  You think too much of yourself, more that you are truly worth.

FM
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I pay taxes there and I have significant ties to Guyana.

 

I don't have to accept what your ignorant lawyer friend says because I know finding a dumb ass is a dime a dozen. I am not like you. You are trying to compare yourself to me but I am not like you I spend a lot of time in Guyana and my efforts in Guyana over the years was not a waste of time.

 

The PPP today is a minority government that was decided by the people of Guyana it had nothing to do with me as you said.

Your commentary that the people of Guyana do not share my views is complete ignorance, I have gone to region 1,2, 3, 5, 8 and many of the people do share my views and that was demonstrated by the majority of Guyanese voting against the PPP in the last election.

 

The Majority of Guyanese voted against the PPP in the last election. Whenever I am in Guyana the people are always willing to listen and also share their views and I love hearing what they have to say and I recognize how enlightened many of these people are.

 

I am reassured every time I am in Guyana that the people are going through an amazing awakening and they are invigorated to ensure they elect a government that will work for  them not steal from them.

 

Your ignorant lawyer friend does not know me so for her to say that I don't know about Guyana or what is best for me in Guyana is pure ignorance and if that is the case you should start at home advise your brother and sister in law not to be in Guyana. Start there my brother start there.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

You are talking nonsense I spent over a year living in Guyana very recently and what you are telling me there is complete bullshit.

 

What you are doing is making me a second class citizen by telling me that because I am living a decent life here I am not entitled to see the suffering that is occurring in Guyana and therefore I should remain silent on the PPP's treachery in my own country. 

 

Your arguments are shallow and that is what led you in the first place to tell me that I was envious of the PPP criminals.

 

I have learned that the PPP criminals will say and do whatever they have to so they can remain in power and continue to steal from the poor.

 

I don't need to be living in Guyana full time to have a say on what goes on in my country. I am still a Guyanese the last time I checked. I still own property there and I still pay taxes in GY therefore I have a say and I will exercise that right every time i get.

 

So you can tell your lawyer friend to go suck an egg, Lets hope your lawyer friend was not another PPP thief man. I will state again your lack of empathy for the poor and the helpless in Guyana is simply stunning.

 

BTW the majority of Guyanese did vote against the PPP in the last election, important footnote........

Well said. Don't expect anything different. Typical PPP apologist. He is on the PPP gravy train. For these individuals theifing, drug trafficking is ok once it is done by PPP "collies". Guyana is a failed state and out of control, crime is at an all time high, everywhere you turn there is corruption. The moral fabric of the society is in  decay while the elite of the PPP enjoy the good life. You see the situation is out of control. The system is broken and no amount of band aid solution will make a difference.  The only way to deal with this is to clean the slate and have a new government with the resolve to weed out corruption and to bring to justice those who are plundering the coffers.

Alyuh like hear yourself bray.  Guyana is a democracy by ballot, the people will decide, not wannabes living in North America.  The professor could talk all he want's, he cannot effect any change, the people will decide.  That is baseman's position.

We need more braying.  It is called freedom of speech and democracy provides for this.  We have a right to call out the wrongs being done and injustice that people are subjected to. You on the other hand prefer to "keep quiet" and suppress truth. Redux is absolutely right about reaching out to the people and having that conversation.  I commend him for that.The joint opposition needs to do more on this front and yes people attitudes are changing especially.   

FM
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Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

I pay taxes there and I have significant ties to Guyana.

 

I don't have to accept what your ignorant lawyer friend says because I know finding a dumb ass is a dime a dozen. I am not like you. You are trying to compare yourself to me but I am not like you I spend a lot of time in Guyana and my efforts in Guyana over the years was not a waste of time.

 

The PPP today is a minority government that was decided by the people of Guyana it had nothing to do with me as you said.

Your commentary that the people of Guyana do not share my views is complete ignorance, I have gone to region 1,2, 3, 5, 8 and many of the people do share my views and that was demonstrated by the majority of Guyanese voting against the PPP in the last election.

 

The Majority of Guyanese voted against the PPP in the last election. Whenever I am in Guyana the people are always willing to listen and also share their views and I love hearing what they have to say and I recognize how enlightened many of these people are.

 

I am reassured every time I am in Guyana that the people are going through an amazing awakening and they are invigorated to ensure they elect a government that will work for  them not steal from them.

 

Your ignorant lawyer friend does not know me so for her to say that I don't know about Guyana or what is best for me in Guyana is pure ignorance and if that is the case you should start at home advise your brother and sister in law not to be in Guyana. Start there my brother start there.

She reads your posts and thinks it reflects the views of the simple-minded uninformed individual.  You pick up tid-bits here and there and then create a false caricature of reality.  She know you well, and you are a liar.  If you truly had significant economic interest in Guyana, you would have opted for  local passport as it makes everything easier in official/legal/financial circles.  I do things in Guyana and the Guyana passport makes life far more convenient.  A foreign passport is of little relevance except for travel.  You are a wannabe.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

I pay taxes there and I have significant ties to Guyana.

 

I don't have to accept what your ignorant lawyer friend says because I know finding a dumb ass is a dime a dozen. I am not like you. You are trying to compare yourself to me but I am not like you I spend a lot of time in Guyana and my efforts in Guyana over the years was not a waste of time.

 

The PPP today is a minority government that was decided by the people of Guyana it had nothing to do with me as you said.

Your commentary that the people of Guyana do not share my views is complete ignorance, I have gone to region 1,2, 3, 5, 8 and many of the people do share my views and that was demonstrated by the majority of Guyanese voting against the PPP in the last election.

 

The Majority of Guyanese voted against the PPP in the last election. Whenever I am in Guyana the people are always willing to listen and also share their views and I love hearing what they have to say and I recognize how enlightened many of these people are.

 

I am reassured every time I am in Guyana that the people are going through an amazing awakening and they are invigorated to ensure they elect a government that will work for  them not steal from them.

 

Your ignorant lawyer friend does not know me so for her to say that I don't know about Guyana or what is best for me in Guyana is pure ignorance and if that is the case you should start at home advise your brother and sister in law not to be in Guyana. Start there my brother start there.

I do things in Guyana and the Guyana passport makes life far more convenient. 

You mean your PPP family connection makes life far more convenient.

FM
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Your friend knows me well? hahhahaa I highly doubt that.

 

The only thing you can do is degrade the conversation by getting personal and I am not surprised by that.

 

Your lack of basic knowledge in Guyana is laughable. You need a Guyana passport to do what exactly in Guyana? You are irrelevant and a complete waste of time. I am unsure of why I spent any time talking to you here this morning. 

 

But then again I now understand why so many people don't communicate with you anymore and actually shun you.

FM
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by FC:

Well said. Don't expect anything different. Typical PPP apologist. He is on the PPP gravy train. For these individuals theifing, drug trafficking is ok once it is done by PPP "collies". Guyana is a failed state and out of control, crime is at an all time high, everywhere you turn there is corruption. The moral fabric of the society is in  decay while the elite of the PPP enjoy the good life. You see the situation is out of control. The system is broken and no amount of band aid solution will make a difference.  The only way to deal with this is to clean the slate and have a new government with the resolve to weed out corruption and to bring to justice those who are plundering the coffers.

Alyuh like hear yourself bray.  Guyana is a democracy by ballot, the people will decide, not wannabes living in North America.  The professor could talk all he want's, he cannot effect any change, the people will decide.  That is baseman's position.

We need more braying.  It is called freedom of speech and democracy provides for this.  We have a right to call out the wrongs being done and injustice that people are subjected to. You on the other hand prefer to "keep quiet" and suppress truth. Redux is absolutely right about reaching out to the people and having that conversation.  I commend him for that.The joint opposition needs to do more on this front and yes people attitudes are changing especially.   

Banna, leh he reach out.  He got one foot in and one foot out and the people know that.  All what he does is for his resume which helps his career here in the USA.  When the going get's hot, he hops on board the first plane and heads to the USA.  He goes there and preach, but you can rest assure, he ain't taking his kids in any risk, he leaves them here in their nice comfortable home and school.  I have friends and relatives living there with kids in school.  In fact, my lawyer friend (who he dismisses) kids are in school and living there.

FM
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

Your friend knows me well? hahhahaa I highly doubt that.

 

The only thing you can do is degrade the conversation by getting personal and I am not surprised by that.

 

Your lack of basic knowledge in Guyana is laughable. You need a Guyana passport to do what exactly in Guyana? You are irrelevant and a complete waste of time. I am unsure of why I spent any time talking to you here this morning. 

 

But then again I now understand why so many people don't communicate with you anymore and actually shun you.

Shows how much you really know and have to do in Guyana in any substantive way.  You are a wannabe.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:

Banna, one thing I'm not is arrogant to be living here and thinking I know what's best for Guyanese.  They have to decide with their vote. As you said, you are well off and kids in fine school, well great for you but let the people there decide what's best for them.

 

I was at dinner last night with a visiting Guyanese lawyer and she said, it  amazing how so-called educated persons in North America talk yet they have a very superficial view of the reality and facts there. And you have to take my word, she is not a PPPite, in fact she voted AFC in 2011.

 

Alyuh could talk till hell freezes over, the people of Guyana will decide what's best for them.  And BTW, they are capable of figuring that out without us telling them what they need to know to know.

Why would your conversation with one person ( lawyer or not) that there is a superficial understanding resolve of what is happening in Guyana  to all Guyanese abroad have a superficial understanding of Guyana? To the contrary, Guyanese abroad have the latitude to study the politics, know the players examine the historical context and form conclusions.

 

Most Guyanese do not know their ass from their mouth when it comes to our political organizations and how they have been duped by the prevailing party system to think the ever have a choice as to who are presidential candidates. They do not get the time to peruse the constitution or know why some people are in their faces all the time as they suffer.

 

You and that lawyer need to re evaluate your conclusion. It is straight up wrong. We who are by our ability and luxury to pontificate ( nonsensically or not) are the essential distillers of the truth and are the meme carriers.

FM
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Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by baseman:

I do things in Guyana and the Guyana passport makes life far more convenient. 

You mean your PPP family connection makes life far more convenient.

Sure, friends and fam in good places do help to expedite, but not thwart the system.  Baseman will not deny that, but it also has it's limitations and risks.

FM
Originally Posted by FC:

He raises a good point regarding the need for a Guyana passport to get things done.  What passport all dem Chinese have who doing business in Guyana? LOL

They come under the arrangement and protection of the Chinese embassy.  It's not the same an Mr/Ms anyone trying to do business as an individual.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Alyuh like hear yourself bray.  Guyana is a democracy by ballot, . . .  That is baseman's position.

. . . as the ignorance dribbles effortlessly from the mouth carna of baseman

 

well bai, Iraq is also a "democracy by ballot" . . . must be yuh model

 

there is indeed no spectacle more sad and unfortunate (for Guyanese) than the rabid racist emboldened by the vicarious taste of power

 

smh

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by baseman:

I do things in Guyana and the Guyana passport makes life far more convenient. 

You mean your PPP family connection makes life far more convenient.

Sure, friends and fam in good places do help to expedite, but not thwart the system.  Baseman will not deny that, but it also has it's limitations and risks.

What about the people in Allboystown, Agricola, black bush who do not have the connections? What are they to do?

FM
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by baseman:

I do things in Guyana and the Guyana passport makes life far more convenient. 

You mean your PPP family connection makes life far more convenient.

Sure, friends and fam in good places do help to expedite, but not thwart the system.  Baseman will not deny that, but it also has it's limitations and risks.

What about the people in Allboystown, Agricola, black bush who do not have the connections? What are they to do?

Everyone has "connections", believe me.

FM
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

yeah these people all have connections....

 

 

lusignan house

Nah not true. Guyana is a paradise under the PPP. Friends of Baseman will be visiting soon to get their votes.  Vote PPP because the "blackman" is waiting to take over again. You might not have this poor excuse for a house if that happens.

FM
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:

yeah these people all have connections....

 

 

lusignan house

Nah not true. Guyana is a paradise under the PPP. Friends of Baseman will be visiting soon to get their votes.  Vote PPP because the "blackman" is waiting to take over again. You might not have this poor excuse for a house if that happens.

Gam Fire leh Pickney come out one after the other and the other and the other. Butta Bing Butta Bang ButtaFookoo whole night, every nighr\t. Dhamke deh Punani!!!

Nehru
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by FC:
Originally Posted by baseman:

I do things in Guyana and the Guyana passport makes life far more convenient. 

You mean your PPP family connection makes life far more convenient.

Sure, friends and fam in good places do help to expedite, but not thwart the system.  Baseman will not deny that, but it also has it's limitations and risks.

What about the people in Allboystown, Agricola, black bush who do not have the connections? What are they to do?

Everyone has "connections", believe me.

Does the PPP gives a "rats ass" about the people in these communities?

FM
Originally Posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:

Tell me if any of your friends or family live in a house like that in Guyana?

Thank fully no but right down the road in plastic city its worse than that.

FM

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