The PPP has been caught red red-handed
March 20, 2013 | By KNews |
Dear Editor,
Thank you and the team at Kaieteur News for your commitment to highlighting corruption in public and private offices throughout Guyana. Your diligence and commitment to Guyana are worthy of recognition and international acclaim.
Thank you and the team at Kaieteur News for your commitment to highlighting corruption in public and private offices throughout Guyana. Your diligence and commitment to Guyana are worthy of recognition and international acclaim.
The People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has become the most unpopular party in Guyana largely due to massive public and private corruption and violence that it has been directly and in-directly involved in.
This party finds itself between a rock and a hard place; it has been caught stealing, lying and aligned with street thugs and killing squads even though the party claims to be a party interested in the well-being of Guyana. The majority of Guyanese and other persons have come to view the PPP as a corrupt, violent and untrustworthy party.
Now of course not all party members are like this, but those who oppose the current way in which the party is being managed by its leadership hardly speak out for fear of victimization and separation from the privileges and benefits party membership provides them.
So Rev the math is really simple; the PPP has been caught red-handed stealing, lying and hurting citizens yet it expects Guyanese to support them. Why would I support my own destruction?
Over the past 21 years, the PPP has demonstrated that it cannot be trusted; that it will do anything to strengthen and maintain control of the main productive sectors in Guyana.
I have close friends who are PPP members, who have expressed to me their concerns about how the party is being governed and dragged through the mud by the Jagdeoites, Mr. Donald Ramotar included.
I offer that the writing is on the wall for the PPP. The past 21 years have manifested the real intentions of the PPP top brass. These intentions include total monopolization and domination of strategic economic sectors and under-mining Guyanese workers (look at the PPP infiltration of workers unions, regional administrative councils and the Chinese workers fiasco at Marriot) even if it means killing and victimizing people who do not agree with the Government’s actions.
We have learned a lot about the PPP over the past 21 years, and one thing we all know is that the Party is a far cry from the moral and upright party that was founded by former President Comrade Cheddi Jagan. No amount of make-up, instilling fear in its own members and the general populace will cover-up the wrongs that the PPP continues to be engaged in.
I do hope the combined opposition calls an early election; I for one will not cast a vote for the PPP even if I’m blindfolded and threatened with death. Enough is enough!!!
M. Archer
