Bridges of Madison County....
bridges are important in building relationships As the movie showed.
* That was an excellent movie!
* She had a 4 day affair---contemplated eloping---then backed out when she considered the CONSEQUENCES to her children.
* If Guyanese voters would consider the CONSEQUENCES of a PNC rule, they would forever stick with the corrupt PPP.
Rev
This is what the PPP built.
Mitts:
* At least the PPP built or attempted to build something.
* THE PNC DESTROYED A WHOLE COUNTRY.
* Guyanese voters will commit hara-kiri, political suicide, if they ever put the PNC back into power.
Rev
JAMAICA REPLACED US RICE IMPORTS WITH GUYANA RICE IN 2013
The sole rice mill in Jamaica completely replaced U.S. paddy rice with imports from Guyana in 2013 mainly due to higher prices of U.S. rice, according to the USDA.
* So Guyana has strengthened its BRIDGE to Jamaica pertaining to RICE.
* This is excellent news.
* In 2013 Guyana prodiced half a million tones of rice----hopefull rice production will top the one million ton mark in the coming decade.
* THIS IS DISCOURAGING NEWS FOR THE FOLKS BENT ON BUILDING WALLS---THE PNC/AFC.
Rev
REGION 2 VICE CHAIRMAN FORECASTS BOUNTIFUL RICE HARVEST ON ESSEQUIBO COAST
A field with rice in bearing stages on the Essequibo Coast
VICE-CHAIRMAN of Region 2 (Pomeroon/Supenaam), Mr. Vishnu Samaroo has reported that the rice crop on the Essequibo Coast is growing well and a bountiful harvest is expected.QUOTE: Rice farmers on the Essequibo Coast have increased the acreage under their cultivation, from 32,500 acres to 37,120 acres, because of Governmentâs massive investment, in terms of making the D&I system more efficient and providing farmers with technical help and training through the GRDB and the RPA.
* THIS IS WHAT YOU CALL PROGRESS UNDER THE PPP.
* It is absolutely shocking than any sane person would ever want the PNC to rule Guyana.
Rev
The walls the AFC builds is to prevent corruption from entering society. Kinda like the Great Wall. Go tell the Chinese to break that down.
Broken bridge at the Kabanawau Creek
Posted By Staff Writer On September 19, 2013 @ 5:02 am In Photos | No Comments
This broken bridge at the Kabanawau Creek at Karaudarnau, South Rupununi has been this way for some time now and is in need of repair. During the rainy season when the creek floods, vehicles are unable to cross. 
Another bridge broken under the PPP regime.
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