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I do not care what the argument is. It is wrong for Indians to be mislead that Afros are their enemies and are waiting to harm them, this is PPP bullshit propaganda.

If blacks really rise in Guyana and over throw the thieving ass PPP then you will hear another story.

This article is a disgrace and it is a slap to the face of  every decent  Guyanese.

 

Apaan Jaat is alive and well today as it was during Jagan time in the 60's.

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Originally Posted by Chief:

I do not care what the argument is. It is wrong for Indians to be mislead that Afros are their enemies and are waiting to harm them, this is PPP bullshit propaganda.

If blacks really rise in Guyana and over throw the thieving ass PPP then you will hear another story.

This article is a disgrace and it is a slap to the face of  every decent  Guyanese.

 

Apaan Jaat is alive and well today as it was during Jagan time in the 60's.

Why don't you move back there and go live near Buxton.  If you want to know racism, try go visit Afro areas during the last election.

 

We know the ills of the PPP, but it ain't as bad as the terminal disease of the PNC.  You extol LFSB as your hero, but I'm sure you left Guyana during the PNC era, for better.  Now you sit from afar and want to see a throw-back to PNC, for the worse.  But what do you care, you will just sit here and enjoy the fruits of the great USA.

FM
Originally Posted by Chief:

The PPP Gov't HAS DONE LITTLE TO QUELL SUSPICIONS among the different races.

In your mind.  Does not matter what the PPP do or don't do.  The mentality of slo fiah mo fiah is alive and well and waiting for an excuse to re-ignite.  Afros would never support an Indian regardless what is done for them.  A black prefers black rule even if it entails standing in a bread line vs Indian rule even if the bread in being delivered.  It is just how it is.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Chief:

The PPP Gov't HAS DONE LITTLE TO QUELL SUSPICIONS among the different races.

In your mind.  Does not matter what the PPP do or don't do.  The mentality of slo fiah mo fiah is alive and well and waiting for an excuse to re-ignite.  Afros would never support an Indian regardless what is done for them.  A black prefers black rule even if it entails standing in a bread line vs Indian rule even if the bread in being delivered.  It is just how it is.

This is straight out of the PPP and racists playbook.

Why will Afros want to trust the PPP who used a blackman to be President when Jagan died and then tossed the blackman aside useing some filmsy excuse.

At the time of Jagan's passing Afros were very much cooperating and working along well with the Gov't then shit happened.They stop trustoing the PPP after Sam Hinds was screwed.

Chief
Originally Posted by Chief:
Originally Posted by baseman:

In your mind.  Does not matter what the PPP do or don't do.  The mentality of slo fiah mo fiah is alive and well and waiting for an excuse to re-ignite.  Afros would never support an Indian regardless what is done for them.  A black prefers black rule even if it entails standing in a bread line vs Indian rule even if the bread in being delivered.  It is just how it is.

This is straight out of the PPP and racists playbook.

Why will Afros want to trust the PPP who used a blackman to be President when Jagan died and then tossed the blackman aside useing some filmsy excuse.

At the time of Jagan's passing Afros were very much cooperating and working along well with the Gov't then shit happened.They stop trustoing the PPP after Sam Hinds was screwed.

Why don't you go live near Buxton then post on the blog.

 

Sam Hinds felt screwed, well that's politics, what about Nagamootoo and latest Ramkaran, not forgetting Balram Singh Rai, they all felt screwed.  In the PNC and sure the AFC, there are power blocks and some will always feel "screwed".  It is politics so stop making it into a race thing.

 

When Jagan died, the PNC saw an opening and felt a vacuum, especially after Janet exited.  It was a back door power-play which did not pan out. They and their terrorists allies went over the edge and got whipped.

FM
Originally Posted by Nehru:

Chief, You talk about Religion and pretend to be Holy yet you cant stand BACIC TRUTH!!!! People like you are dangerous, very dangerous!!!!

Truth hurts!!! You can't stand the facts eh?

 

The basis truth is Afro Guyanese feel that they are not getting a fais shre of the Pie and the PPP  is doing nothing about that.

Chief
Originally Posted by Chief:
Originally Posted by Nehru:

Chief, You talk about Religion and pretend to be Holy yet you cant stand BACIC TRUTH!!!! People like you are dangerous, very dangerous!!!!

Truth hurts!!! You can't stand the facts eh?

 

The basis truth is Afro Guyanese feel that they are not getting a fais shre of the Pie and the PPP  is doing nothing about that.

Afro Guyanese feel that they are not . Feelings and REALITY are NOT the same. They NEVER had it so GOOD before.

Nehru

Freddy's take on the issue

 

 

Should I be ashamed to be an East Indian?

July 13, 2012 | By | Filed Under Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon 

Is something wrong with the mind, soul and psyche of an ethnic group found in Guyana – the East Indians? Are they different from other ethnic communities elsewhere? If there is anything I hated in life was an ignorant, stupid but psychologically sick attitude that was displayed and demonstrated by Guyanese East Indians to my Indian friends during the election campaign last November. My friends told me that Indians said to them, “I don’t want to see the PNC back in power so I will have to vote for the PPP.” Were they being honest? No, they were not. When Guyanese Indians tell you they don’t want to vote for the PNC, they mean they don’t want to see African politicians in power. They substitute “PNC” for “African.” But can this aversion to rule by African Guyanese be explained using sociological concepts? My answer is no. To understand the Guyanese East Indian is a trip into Freudian psychology. It takes the use of psychology to fathom the contents of the psyche of the Indians in this land. Take an example of where I live. I reside in Turkeyen in a place that is a so-called gated community. There is one road in, one road out. It is right next to the Caricom Secretariat. In fact only one house separates mine from the Secretariat. Close by are the Convention Centre and the National Aquatic Centre. It was land donated by Guysuco to its Indian managers as individual plots. They already had resplendent homes so they sold them off on the market. The road in this compound is not one of the worst in Guyana, but the worst. When the residents of Glasgow village in Berbice protested the conditions of their main road, I was there to lend solidarity. But when I reached the place I was laughing. The people of Glasgow should come and see where I live. Some of the residents of my community have literally humiliated themselves the past six years begging President Jagdeo and his Ministers to fix the road. Then came the 2011 election. Indian people had no more fear of the PNC (the African) winning and ruling them. There was the historic figure of Moses Nagamootoo in a party that certainly had top class East Indians in it. My neighbours now had a choice. Plus I campaigned for the AFC and therefore an AFC victory would naturally have meant that the road would be fixed. A majority in my community voted for the PPP. I would like to think that using any theory to explain this, one will have to end up with the masochist paradigm. My Indian neighours voted for a party that refused to repair their streets. Are Indians a self-destructive lot? This is the psyche of the Indians in this country. Enter the Chronicle editorial. Do we need to reprint its horror content for emphasis? In a nutshell, this is what the Chronicle published. African youths are out to use violence on Guyanese Indians, even murdering them, because Black youths have been socialized to hate Indians. The Chronicle went further than this by stating that it is not sociological hatred but psychic hate, meaning that at the level of mental thinking, African youths detest Guyanese Indians and are destined to commit violence against them and take their property. After two weeks of such anti-civilized ranting, at the time of writing, there are no voices of denunciation from East Indian stakeholders. And I am not talking about Ravi Dev. I have no respect for this man and I don’t expect him to say anything philosophically uplifting about race relations in Guyana. Where is the educated Indian mind to speak up against this evil? Where are the voices of the Hindu and Muslim priests?  The Indian lawyers who have African clients? The Indian doctors who have African patients? Where are the Indian businessmen whose African patrons they have come to know and respect? These very people were in plentiful supply and their voices reverberating when Dr. Kean Gibson posited that there is a Hindu conspiracy in the corridors of power that want to physically eliminate African Guyanese because Hindu culture sees Africans as being inferior humans. I spoke out as an academic against Gibson because her theory was flawed. As an East Indian I am denouncing the racist pathology of the Chronicle. In the rising silence of East Indians in Guyana and abroad over this anti-African nightmare, I am embarrassed to be an East Indian at this moment.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:

. . . Does not matter what the PPP do or don't do.  The mentality of slo fiah mo fiah is alive and well and waiting for an excuse to re-ignite.  Afros would never support an Indian regardless what is done for them.  A black prefers black rule even if it entails standing in a bread line vs Indian rule even if the bread in being delivered.  It is just how it is.

The corroded mindset of a cheap racist demagogue . . . warming to his lowest common denominator 'audience':

 

PNC = Afro/Blackman = terrorist = guilty of original sin?

 

Sometimes I wonder why you even bother (sometimes) to FAKE the rhetorical distinction.

FM
Originally Posted by redux:
Originally Posted by baseman:

. . . Does not matter what the PPP do or don't do.  The mentality of slo fiah mo fiah is alive and well and waiting for an excuse to re-ignite.  Afros would never support an Indian regardless what is done for them.  A black prefers black rule even if it entails standing in a bread line vs Indian rule even if the bread in being delivered.  It is just how it is.

The corroded mindset of a cheap racist demagogue . . . warming to his lowest common denominator 'audience':

 

PNC = Afro/Blackman = terrorist = guilty of original sin?

 

Sometimes I wonder why you even bother (sometimes) to FAKE the rhetorical distinction.

Is that all?  You disappoint me!!

FM
Originally Posted by kwaku:

Freddy's take on the issue

 

 

Should I be ashamed to be an East Indian?

July 13, 2012 | By | Filed Under Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon 

 My friends told me that Indians said to them, “I don’t want to see the PNC back in power so I will have to vote for the PPP.” Were they being honest? No, they were not. When Guyanese Indians tell you they don’t want to vote for the PNC, they mean they don’t want to see African politicians in power. They substitute “PNC” for “African.”

Why don't Freddie Kissoon explain why the AFC lost all its Afro votes when an Indian ran at the head of the ticket.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by redux:
Originally Posted by baseman:

. . . Does not matter what the PPP do or don't do.  The mentality of slo fiah mo fiah is alive and well and waiting for an excuse to re-ignite.  Afros would never support an Indian regardless what is done for them.  A black prefers black rule even if it entails standing in a bread line vs Indian rule even if the bread in being delivered.  It is just how it is.

The corroded mindset of a cheap racist demagogue . . . warming to his lowest common denominator 'audience':

 

PNC = Afro/Blackman = terrorist = guilty of original sin?

 

Sometimes I wonder why you even bother (sometimes) to FAKE the rhetorical distinction.

Is that all?  You disappoint me!!

Yeah, I know.

 

[i have] So little time . . . so many GNI cockroaches to squash!

FM

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