We are into our third decade of PPP rule and now they want to reboot. After scamming themselves rich we are informed they are reformed and decide to be saints. I say kick them to the curb!

When you decide to register as a Guyanese citizen and vote, you can say "kick 'em to the curb". And this statement goes to anyone here who spills hogwash and do not vote in Guyana's election.

We are into our third decade of PPP rule and now they want to reboot. After scamming themselves rich we are informed they are reformed and decide to be saints. I say kick them to the curb!

I do not have to register as a citizen. My ancestors were there before the Vedas were written.

I do not have to register as a citizen. My ancestors were there before the Vedas were written.

This is not about our ancestors; this about the present and future of OUR Guyana. The ancestors are dead and gone. They left their imprint on Guyana and we must thank them for that. However, our ancestors don't vote. If this was the case, Indo Guyanese would have their ancestors vote in Guyana.

Nationality, ethnicity, and nationalism coincide with me. You telling me I must become a citizen is crapola. My ancestors are interred in the soil and their essence is in the the land. The idea of sacredness of a place lies in the fact one has generations of history there. The religion of Lokono is not some remote god. It is the existence of the soul in the land, the water, the trees.

Nationality, ethnicity, and nationalism coincide with me. You telling me I must become a citizen is crapola. My ancestors are interred in the soil and their essence is in the the land. The idea of sacredness of a place lies in the fact one has generations of history there. The religion of Lokono is not some remote god. It is the existence of the soul in the land, the water, the trees.

This is not about our ancestors; this about the present and future of OUR Guyana. The ancestors are dead and gone. They left their imprint on Guyana and we must thank them for that. However, our ancestors don't vote. If this was the case, Indo Guyanese would have their ancestors vote in Guyana.

our, did you say our and the next man cannot make a comment,you shit head fool 

You are such a waste of an individual. You come on this BB and pretend as if you are such a bad ass. I bet when you are home with your lady, you shut your ass up and sit in the corner like a kitten being watched by a pit bull.

Skelly

Please ignore Warria. He is GNI's laughing stock, good for amusement.

Dis bai mouth hard. He nah no wen fuh stap. Look like somebadyclap dis man puh he head qiute a few times. 

A coconut fell on his head.

our, did you say our and the next man cannot make a comment,you shit head fool 

Nationality, ethnicity, and nationalism coincide with me. You telling me I must become a citizen is crapola. My ancestors are interred in the soil and their essence is in the the land. The idea of sacredness of a place lies in the fact one has generations of history there. The religion of Lokono is not some remote god. It is the existence of the soul in the land, the water, the trees.

Amazing that you left Guyana as a juvenile and you chose to be an authority on Guyana. Now you want to vote without registering to vote. I guess there's a lot of room in GT prison. They can absorb you.

Amazing that you left Guyana as a juvenile and you chose to be an authority on Guyana. Now you want to vote without registering to vote. I guess there's a lot of room in GT prison. They can absorb you.

We are into our third decade of PPP rule and now they want to reboot. After scamming themselves rich we are informed they are reformed and decide to be saints. I say kick them to the curb!

We are into our third decade of PPP rule and now they want to reboot. After scamming themselves rich we are informed they are reformed and decide to be saints. I say kick them to the curb!

I believe your ancestors left India in the 19th century yet the supranational imprinting resonate in everything from you religion ( casual believe or not) food and cultural affinities. That is imprinting fool.

I speak native tongue with my mother  daily to keep it alive in my head  and learn a lot by it   because I am one of probably less than 5 thousand people living who speak it. Whether I vote or not is not the point. It is my concern for what happens there in what is  the place where I locate my sense of being of this world, my identity. 

What you want are different from the voters' preference.

I believe your ancestors left India in the 19th century yet the supranational imprinting resonate in everything from you religion ( casual believe or not) food and cultural affinities. That is imprinting fool.

I speak native tongue with my mother  daily to keep it alive in my head  and learn a lot by it   because I am one of probably less than 5 thousand people living who speak it. Whether I vote or not is not the point. It is my concern for what happens there in what is  the place where I locate my sense of being of this world, my identity. 

So what little birdie inform you of the voters preference or are you into hearing voices now?

Probably, you speak over one thousand languages and dialects.

I speak 3, four if you include my native tongue and get by well in two others. I am presently learning another for the hell of it. I have a knack for it.

I also know a hell of a lot of Hindi from growing up in a Hindu household and even taking night lessons in the language as a kid. I bet if I formally begin to study it I can pick it up very easily. I have not because I have no use for it and do not plan to ever visit india. I have my daughters to help me with it  since they it is their first language. Both of them speak  Hindi, Portuguese, French and English.

I speak 3, four if you include my native tongue and get by well in two others. I am presently learning another for the hell of it. I have a knack for it.

I also know a hell of a lot of Hindi from growing up in a Hindu household and even taking night lessons in the language as a kid. I bet if I formally begin to study it I can pick it up very easily. I have not because I have no use for it and do not plan to ever visit india. I have my daughters to help me with it  since they it is their first language. Both of them speak  Hindi, Portuguese, French and English.

I speak 3, four if you include my native tongue and get by well in two others. I am presently learning another for the hell of it. I have a knack for it.

I also know a hell of a lot of Hindi from growing up in a Hindu household and even taking night lessons in the language as a kid. I bet if I formally begin to study it I can pick it up very easily. I have not because I have no use for it and do not plan to ever visit india. I have my daughters to help me with it  since they it is their first language. Both of them speak  Hindi, Portuguese, French and English.

I speak eleven - 11 - languages, four after completing high school plus seven - 7 - while at university.

Knowing other languages indeed have its benefits,  As a university student on continental Europe they became extremely useful to communicate with people from various location.

Good for you. I only count what is second nature to me. 3 languages are second nature to me. I can read and write as well as speak them without thinking.