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 Traffic on the East Bank corridor

When I leave Guyana, East Bank Demerera was just a stretch of old wooden, unpainted houses and a single road that a car can easily run off the road and into either side of the gutter. I remember Diamond Estate, and the sweep smell of sugar came is certainly refreshing until you pass the fowl farm where it smells like shit. But it's still my Guyana.         

 

The areal view of EBD today demonstrate the transformation of Guyana into a developed country that I once remembered. Guyana's developments can be seen in G/T, EBD, and throughout the country, and yet, the development continues non-stop.         

 

I may not agree with everything about Guyana, but I do agree with the current pace of the infrastructure developments, the extension of roadways, Eco-tourism, Alternative energy, and the expansion of our main port of entry. God bless Guyana.

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Originally Posted by Cobra:

Guyana is very colorful with well maintained houses. I don't want to start with the mansions, it may lead to a different story. 

There is no doubt that Guyana has made quite a lot of progress since 1992.  Are there still problems in Guyana? Absolutely! Bribery, Corruption, Laziness in the disciplined forces, Public Service and Politicians in every political party in Guyana. They need to put nation first and self later.

FM
Originally Posted by Dondadda:
Originally Posted by Cobra:

Guyana is very colorful with well maintained houses. I don't want to start with the mansions, it may lead to a different story. 

There is no doubt that Guyana has made quite a lot of progress since 1992.  Are there still problems in Guyana? Absolutely! Bribery, Corruption, Laziness in the disciplined forces, Public Service and Politicians in every political party in Guyana. They need to put nation first and self later.

The day they do that,a lot of foreign Guyanese will head

home when they retire.

Django
Last edited by Django
Originally Posted by Dondadda:
Originally Posted by Cobra:

Guyana is very colorful with well maintained houses. I don't want to start with the mansions, it may lead to a different story. 

There is no doubt that Guyana has made quite a lot of progress since 1992.  Are there still problems in Guyana? Absolutely! Bribery, Corruption, Laziness in the disciplined forces, Public Service and Politicians in every political party in Guyana. They need to put nation first and self later.

I totally AGREE. But knowing Third World Politicians, I will not bet on that

Nehru

They are getting there one step at a time. When the PPP was asking for support to build the Amaila falls, they had the entire nation in mind to provide cheaper and clean energy. The project would have created job, attract investors, and add ripple effect in major sectors of Guyana. This is how you put people first. The ones who kill the project are the ones responsible for leaving the people behind.

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:

They are getting there one step at a time. When the PPP was asking for support to build the Amaila falls, they had the entire nation in mind to provide cheaper and clean energy. The project would have created job, attract investors, and add ripple effect in major sectors of Guyana. This is how you put people first. The ones who kill the project are the ones responsible for leaving the people behind.

If the PPP cannot improve a simple sugar estate like Skeldon who in their right minds think they can manage a hydro project like amalia?

 

Just the road alone was projected to be 15 Million USD today the cost is at 51 Million USD and still climbing......

FM
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:
Originally Posted by Cobra:

They are getting there one step at a time. When the PPP was asking for support to build the Amaila falls, they had the entire nation in mind to provide cheaper and clean energy. The project would have created job, attract investors, and add ripple effect in major sectors of Guyana. This is how you put people first. The ones who kill the project are the ones responsible for leaving the people behind.

If the PPP cannot improve a simple sugar estate like Skeldon who in their right minds think they can manage a hydro project like amalia?

 

Just the road alone was projected to be 15 Million USD today the cost is at 51 Million USD and still climbing......

Redux, please list all the good things that happened to Guyana since 1992. Granted that the PPP did some bad things, list the bad things that APNU did and the AFC did. You  need to test your blood pressure before you do this.

FM
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:

Haas_Manure, you need to get out from behind your computer and see real Guyana rather than posting your home surroundings here. Where you live in Guyan is not the whole country.

Places I have been to in Guyana you can only dream of going. Your delusion continues to get the better of you. 

 

Not everyone lives in a bubble like you do.......BTW a dog piss pun regent street 15 hours ago and it flood. Check it out.

FM
Originally Posted by Dondadda:
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:
Originally Posted by Cobra:

They are getting there one step at a time. When the PPP was asking for support to build the Amaila falls, they had the entire nation in mind to provide cheaper and clean energy. The project would have created job, attract investors, and add ripple effect in major sectors of Guyana. This is how you put people first. The ones who kill the project are the ones responsible for leaving the people behind.

If the PPP cannot improve a simple sugar estate like Skeldon who in their right minds think they can manage a hydro project like amalia?

 

Just the road alone was projected to be 15 Million USD today the cost is at 51 Million USD and still climbing......

Redux, please list all the good things that happened to Guyana since 1992. Granted that the PPP did some bad things, list the bad things that APNU did and the AFC did. You  need to test your blood pressure before you do this.

Please don't hold your breath. That is a logical question and you wouldn't get an answer. If you ask about horse shyte, you will get an answer in every description. 

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:
Originally Posted by Dondadda:
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:
Originally Posted by Cobra:

They are getting there one step at a time. When the PPP was asking for support to build the Amaila falls, they had the entire nation in mind to provide cheaper and clean energy. The project would have created job, attract investors, and add ripple effect in major sectors of Guyana. This is how you put people first. The ones who kill the project are the ones responsible for leaving the people behind.

If the PPP cannot improve a simple sugar estate like Skeldon who in their right minds think they can manage a hydro project like amalia?

 

Just the road alone was projected to be 15 Million USD today the cost is at 51 Million USD and still climbing......

Redux, please list all the good things that happened to Guyana since 1992. Granted that the PPP did some bad things, list the bad things that APNU did and the AFC did. You  need to test your blood pressure before you do this.

Please don't hold your breath. That is a logical question and you wouldn't get an answer. If you ask about horse shyte, you will get an answer in every description. 

The man is a jackass. What do you expect a jackass to do..only shit square?

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:

 Traffic on the East Bank corridor

When I leave Guyana, East Bank Demerera was just a stretch of old wooden, unpainted houses and a single road that a car can easily run off the road and into either side of the gutter. I remember Diamond Estate, and the sweep smell of sugar came is certainly refreshing until you pass the fowl farm where it smells like shit. But it's still my Guyana.         

 

The areal view of EBD today demonstrate the transformation of Guyana into a developed country that I once remembered. Guyana's developments can be seen in G/T, EBD, and throughout the country, and yet, the development continues non-stop.         

 

I may not agree with everything about Guyana, but I do agree with the current pace of the infrastructure developments, the extension of roadways, Eco-tourism, Alternative energy, and the expansion of our main port of entry. God bless Guyana.

******* you is the first man will say when you pass diamond factory it smell sweet,are you sure you is a guyanese,you need to travel on this one road at 7am in the morning.what a bunch of ass

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:
Originally Posted by Dondadda:
Originally Posted by HM_Redux:
Originally Posted by Cobra:

They are getting there one step at a time. When the PPP was asking for support to build the Amaila falls, they had the entire nation in mind to provide cheaper and clean energy. The project would have created job, attract investors, and add ripple effect in major sectors of Guyana. This is how you put people first. The ones who kill the project are the ones responsible for leaving the people behind.

If the PPP cannot improve a simple sugar estate like Skeldon who in their right minds think they can manage a hydro project like amalia?

 

Just the road alone was projected to be 15 Million USD today the cost is at 51 Million USD and still climbing......

Redux, please list all the good things that happened to Guyana since 1992. Granted that the PPP did some bad things, list the bad things that APNU did and the AFC did. You  need to test your blood pressure before you do this.

Please don't hold your breath. That is a logical question and you wouldn't get an answer. If you ask about horse shyte, you will get an answer in every description. 

Listing bad things APNU and AFC did are pointless because they are not in government and there is nothing the AFC and APNU can do that restrict the PPP government. Amalia falls is an anomaly and the fact that sithe pulled out showed what shaky ground that crap hole of  a project was on.

 

Good Things since 1992:

 

- Guyana has gotten relatively decent elections machinery, foreign voter fraud eliminated, dead man voting etc eliminated.

- Change in Govt for GY was a very good thing.

- Debt was reduced and a healthy reserve put back into the treasury.

- a fair bit of foreign investment into the country resumed.

- Exchange Rate stabilized, the PNC's ERP plan was kept by the PPP and this had a positive impact on the recovery of the economy.

- Many companies that were corrupt, not paying taxes etc. were reigned in by the govt.

- VAT was introduced and the tax base in GY widened.

- GAC was shutdown, GY should never be in the airline business.

 

Bad Things Since 1992:

 

- The PPP embraced the Burnham Constitution and further bastardized it.

- The Debt that was reduced up until 1997 thereabouts has returned to nose bleed levels.

- Crime in Guyana has escalated to the highest it has ever been under a PPP controlled police and military.

- Blackout is Rampant, Water shortage is rampant in 2015.

- Maternal Deaths at GPHC is at sky high levels.

- Suicide rate in GY since 92 is the highest in the world.

- PPP ended free education at UG.

- Corruption in government and across the board in GY has never been worse than it is today.

- The PPP government has become a criminal mafioso type gang and a NARCO entity.

- Skeldon, Marriot, Amalia falls, CJIA,Fiber optic - All thief man projects.

- Surrendra and the pumps a Robert persaud thief man special.

- Guysuco is on life support at a cost of 5 Billion per year to tax payers.

- emmigration has not stopped or slowed it has accelerated.

 

 

Should we continue?

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:

Let's get back to the main discourse. The 20km highway from the East Coast to East Bank will be a great help to ease the congested traffic that I witness. If 10,000 cars are added annually, they have to think far into the future when building this highway. What's your thought on this?

is this snake a foreigner what 10000 cars

FM

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