Look beyond that $50, 000 bonus
Dear Editor,
I humble request Guyana Times to publish this letter, bringing the Guyanese public up to speed with the manipulations by the APNU/AFC government in getting their votes in the upcoming Local Government Elections in March 2016.
The APNU/AFC government took 50 percent increases for themselves, gave the public sector 5 per cent, now another bonus $50,000 to public servants – Army, Police, Prisons, Immigration, Nurses, Teachers, Transportation, Marine and all other government employees where the majority are Afro-Guyanese.
The productive sectors such as Sugar and Rice received zilch, because they are PPP/C supporters even though they make up the majority of the electorate.
Fellow Guyanese – Amerindian, Chinese, Portuguese, Africans, Indians and others, please, do not be fooled, this de facto government says they care, but that is a big lie which can be proven if you examine their record after May 2015.
From the President David Granger, Joseph Harmon, Raphael Trotman, Basil Williams, Ronad Bulkhan, Moses Nagamootoo, Khemraj Ramjattan, they have all lied to all of you.
The proof is there – they claimed that the treasury was bankrupt, former government officials were corrupt, thieving and they will go to jail, they fired over 5000 fellow Guyanese denying them an income to provide for their families, sending the economy into recession, spiralling brutal crimes, the breaching of Parliamentary norms, hiring of auditors without tendering, forcing bills through Parliament by denying debates and examinations of their contents, hiring unqualified party activists as REOs, withholding funds for needed local government works, wasting money on the cleanup of illegal garbage disposal by city dwellers, and worst of all, they talking about cohesion when there is ethnic cleansing unabated.
Free and fair elections and voting are constitutional human rights for all.
Therefore, rigging of elections, surfacing of fake Statements of Poll, kicking out other parties’ election officials, a bias Guyana Elections Commission, and voter’s intimidation, physical violence, police officers failing to act accordingly to uphold the laws, cannot and will never bridge the racial divide in Guyana.
Real change will only be achieved in Guyana when the APNU/AFC+PNC rethink their real purpose and find ways and means to stop carrying the chips on their shoulders.
Yours Sincerely,
Sheik Allu