PNC came out of office some 22 years ago.

Lets deal with the current problems that Berbicians are faced with today.

First and foremost is the crime situation.

Never before has Berbicians been robbed and murdered as to what is happening today under the watch of the PPP. Families are being displaced, children are becoming orphans, people live in fear, businessmen are not safe and the list goes on.

Berbicians like the rest of Guyana are denied local representation because the PPP decide not to hold local Gov't elections. Garbage is piling up and local municipalities cannot help themselves because of interference by the GOV'T. tHE ENTIRE COUNTRY IS LITTERED WITH PLASTIC BOTTLES AND GARBAGE AND THE PLACE STINKS.

Stats please.

where were your stats?

PNC came out of office some 22 years ago.

Lets deal with the current problems that Berbicians are faced with today.

First and foremost is the crime situation.

Never before has Berbicians been robbed and murdered as to what is happening today under the watch of the PPP. Families are being displaced, children are becoming orphans, people live in fear, businessmen are not safe and the list goes on.

Berbicians like the rest of Guyana are denied local representation because the PPP decide not to hold local Gov't elections. Garbage is piling up and local municipalities cannot help themselves because of interference by the GOV'T. tHE ENTIRE COUNTRY IS LITTERED WITH PLASTIC BOTTLES AND GARBAGE AND THE PLACE STINKS.

You all have any medicine to treat memory loss? AFC voters can use some of it.

But you and your henchmen are trying to put the pnc back in office, yugi has a right to remind the people of the dark days of the pnc.

In fact plastic bottle littering is not a govt function but rather a local issue, go talk to Greene and find out why he is not cleaning up.

I don't know a single person from Berbice who had to boil trench water. In those days people collected drinking water in metal drums from the rainwater falling off the roof guttering. The trench water was quite clean enough to wash clothing etc. It had not yet been polluted by the water bottles etc that were introduced to the trenches by the PPP. Overgrown trenches were rare. Now it is the norm.

You are a bold-face liar.

You all have any medicine to treat memory loss? AFC voters can use some of it.

I am from Corentyne and Yuji is telling the truth. Come on guys, don't be an ostrich.

please...I visited Corentyne quite a bit and that never happened...damn, you guys can lie

I grow up in West Coast Berbice, and not even the very poor did that...people out out barrells to catch rain water

Where you people from...can't be Guyana

I am from Corentyne and Yuji is telling the truth. Come on guys, don't be an ostrich.

Ray you did not visit Corentyne in the mid 60's and early 70's. You are too young to experience this. I am not going to hold your youth against you.

I know of no such place. Those close to the creek use creek water. Others used captured water from rainfall. If it happened, I do not know of it. When it did, those peopel had to be very poor or uncreative. A barrel was costly but I bet everyone had one if they were not close to an artesian well.

Ray you did not visit Corentyne in the mid 60's and early 70's. You are too young to experience this. I am not going to hold your youth against you.

I was born in 1960 and we had rain/well water available at all time. We switched to the public well water in around 68.  I remember the switch over in our house because the water from other sources was cold as hell to take a shower in the morning. Our problem was reliance on the pressure. It was only on when the fellow operating the pump was on duty.

Ray you did not visit Corentyne in the mid 60's and early 70's. You are too young to experience this. I am not going to hold your youth against you.

Believe me. We lived by the canals where the punts were being transported to Skeldon factory. We had to wash clothes, bathe and sometimes boil water to cook and drink during the dry spells.

Believe me. We lived by the canals where the punts were being transported to Skeldon factory. We had to wash clothes, bathe and sometimes boil water to cook and drink during the dry spells.

please...I visited Corentyne quite a bit and that never happened...damn, you guys can lie

I grow up in West Coast Berbice, and not even the very poor did that...people out out barrells to catch rain water

Where you people from...can't be Guyana

skelly

yuh used to fetch water wid a bamboo across yuh shoulder?

Believe me. We lived by the canals where the punts were being transported to Skeldon factory. We had to wash clothes, bathe and sometimes boil water to cook and drink during the dry spells.

i see why you always acting so stupid it not your fault you grow up on shit water i feel for you my brother but can you and the rest of the ppp fools on this site remember this is the 21 century and men already went to the moon 

Yes, this is the 21 century and men walked on the moon -true. But, can they make a blade of green natural grass?

Yes, this is the 21 century and men walked on the moon -true. But, can they make a blade of natural green grass?

OK folks

Let us reflect on what the PNC/AFC and their "financial expert" Carl Greendige gave us:

Blackout for weeks. We used hand lamp and had to line up for kerosene.

TODAY UNDER THE PPP: "A section of the Essequibo Coast experienced eight hours of blackout on Boxing Day.  On Sunday December 22, last, the Coast was without electricity for hours. There had been 24 hours of power outage previously. That, according to the company, was due to a main circuit being damaged during intense rainfall.
Business outlets, including the Region Two Administration were forced to purchase generators to facilitate their business operations.
The power station  was installed in 1995." [SOURCE: KAIETEUR NEWS]

Guyanese fled Guyana in the many thousands for Canada and the USA

TODAY UNDER THE PPP: "Guyana has an emigration rate of 33.5 percent and among those are the country’s university graduates.
According to the UNDP 2009 report, the major continent of destination for migrants from Guyana is North America with 78.6 per cent of Guyanese emigrants living there." [SOURCE: KAIETEUR NEWS]

No cellphone and TV

A nonsensical statement. When Greenidge was minister there were Vieira TV, Rex Mc Kay's WRHM, Sharma TV and Rambarran's Channel 13, among others.

The first cell phones appeared in Guyana in 1991.

No internet

Another nonsense. A limited number of government agencies and private businesses had Internet access, such as Guyana Airways and travel agencies. The Internet was in its early stages in the late 1980s.

The rice Industry died

The sugar industry is dying today under the inept PPP regime.