OK Gilly, this is a sobering response from you.Kudos. I do have some  issues with the vitriol here too. But I do take issue with your attack against the Swami and Baytoram. They have no right to speak out???

HUH???  Get real!

I know.  As a good "negro" I am supposed to agree with all the attempts to stigmatize blacks, and to pretend that Indians are always angelic in how they treat each other.  Because I refuse to do this I am a racist.

When the swami in the role of a spiritual leader engages in racially divisive rhetoric in a country where there is already loads of it, he forgoes any right to demand respect.

He told Indians to vote Indians to keep out Africans, and then runs like a little girl when Africans tell him exactly how they think about this.

He has no more right to insult blacks than they have to  insult him.  Given that there was NO racially divisive rhetoric from major supporters of the APNU AFC his actions were uncalled for.  To the contrary the dominant theme from the coalition was about unity.

In addition, why no response from you about the AFC Indians who are now being similarly treated by PPP Indians?

Shithead, how is your behaviour different from that of the swami abusers? Swamis are notorious for  turning widows into live-in mistresses.

Thus far, all cheap talk.  The negative sentiments toward the AFCites are due to the feeling of being conned, duped. Baseman contends the AFC has handed Guyana to the PNC on a platter.  The cleansing process is underway.  In 10 years Indians will drop below Afros and in 20/30 or so years, below the Amerindian.  The fight will be between the local Blacks and the Brazil/LATAM maltos.

Vish, I didn't attack the gentlemen, I made an observation about them. I had been warning about potential lashback since Baytoram dug up that 8-year-old newspaper report about Moses asserting in India that he is Guyanese and not Indian. Baytoram's letter to the press was the spark that fuelled the PPP's race-baiting elections campaign. It was evident after that there was a concerted effort to appeal to race and avoid issues like corruption, mismanagement etc. Baytoram was quickly joined in a chorus with the Swami, Ryhaan Shah, Ramrakha, Bisram, Ravi Dev etc.

I had pointed out that those guys were carrying out a divisive campaign while APNU+AFC was highlighting national unity. I need not explain to you that certain causes produce certain predictable effects, that some actions have unfavourable but not unexpected reactions. What the Swami experienced was the fruit of what Baytoram had sown.

I have already said that those black guys should have been more respectful to the Swami in their disagreement with him.

Do not despair, sir. One fine day both Indos and Afros will realize the folly of this and past generations' mutual animosity. One fine day, they will starkly face the reality that a house divided against itself cannot stand, and that Guyana can move forward economically and socially only through national unity and mutual trust and cooperation.

So that means, the PPP will never be back in power.

Not so much the PPP, but the demise of the Indian race in general in Guyana.  And, the PPP share it's blame for their embarrassingly corrupt, inept, mono-racial and non-harmonious Govt which they ran for 23 years.  The Blacks did what they had to do in their own right.  Baseman contends, the PPP is the root cause of the demise of Indians in Guyana starting in the late 50's.

Baseman and the PPP finally realise the damage they have done.  TOO LATE - the SEAL of THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF is not in the PPP hands anymore.

Bai, nah mek worries, skip the sugar industry, wait for the reopening of the flour mill.  Rocker days are here again.