Written by SUNDAR NAUTH |
THE people of Guyana, especially those who voted for the Opposition must wake up and ask themselves if the actions of the Opposition, both in and out of Parliament, represent their expectations when they voted for them in the 2011 elections. without exception, are directed at one single objective, which is not the development of Guyana and the welfare of its people. |
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It is rather a great awakening. No more of the dogmatic slumber where the PPP run rough shod on the people and give them white elephants like Skeldon, prohibitive fees for using infrastructure as the Berbice bridge or awarding Motilal rights to building a Hydro Plant when ( which he can vend for a profit with kickbacks to Jagdeo etal) or his rights to build a road when everyone warned them he never built a fowl pen.
It is about accountability. It is about acting against the contempt for spending the nations money and believing they have no responsibility to the people to explain the necessity to spend it or the plan for spending it. It is against the "give away" of our lands to foreigners and complaining not able to demarcate lands belonging to native peoples some 20 years after being in office. One Indian man has more lands than any of the tribes! Now that is a kick in the gut knowing it is an immigrant group favoring their kind while doing their utmost best supplant t he rights of native peoples! These crooks give the Indian man one contiguous piece and refuse to give the wai wais similar concessions but instead created isolated bantustans ( or a west bank and a gaza) of their lands!
It is about the Marriott and the Airport and any of the dozens of projects ie the Cable from Brazil which while having a "development face" is to enrich the Cabal friends and family.
. Desperate words by a desperate man. You should be content with what the PPP has stolen from Guyana and its citizens so far. I am shocked and embarrassed to see a fellow countryman act like one of dem conman preachers by treating the electorate as a money tree.