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Originally Posted by KishanB:

Finally Guyana will become Guyana again.

 

NEXT we have to re-establish GNS (Guyana National Service).

 

Very good for the youths of Guyana.

 

 

If it is administered properly Guyana National Service can be a good thing. Instead of having a camp in some far away place there could be weekend camps for youth during the July August break to teach them a trade like carpentry, plumbing and welding.

FM
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Originally Posted by Wally:
Originally Posted by KishanB:

Finally Guyana will become Guyana again.

 

NEXT we have to re-establish GNS (Guyana National Service).

 

Very good for the youths of Guyana.

 

 

If it is administered properly Guyana National Service can be a good thing. Instead of having a camp in some far away place there could be week end camps for youth during the July August break to teach them a trade like carpentry, plumbing and welding.

Nothing wrong with interior camps.  Just not based on creating toy soldiers or attempting to brainwash people.

FM

A few years back I was at a conference and ran into a fellow Guyanese.  He told me about his experience at a GNS interior camp.  He got attacked by a poisonous snake, had to eat food that was kept near pork and saw a few girls in the camp being possessed by demons when they were sitting around a camp fire on a Saturday night.  It was not a good experience for him, which he blamed on the PNC. Some Guyanese just don't want to be in the interior away from their families

FM
Originally Posted by Wally:

A few years back I was at a conference and ran into a fellow Guyanese.  He told me about his experience at a GNS interior camp.  He got attacked by a poisonous snake, had to eat food that was kept near pork and saw a few girls in the camp being possessed by demons when they were sitting around a camp fire on a Saturday night.  It was not a good experience for him, which he blamed on the PNC. Some Guyanese just don't want to be in the interior away from their families

" saw a few girls in the camp being possessed by demons when they were sitting around a camp fire on a Saturday night. "

 

 

 

Now these are my kinda gyals, yessss!!! Cain the Demon Buster at your service m'ladies.

Now who do you call?  Demon Buster.

cain
Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by Wally:
Originally Posted by KishanB:

Finally Guyana will become Guyana again.

 

NEXT we have to re-establish GNS (Guyana National Service).

 

Very good for the youths of Guyana.

 

 

If it is administered properly Guyana National Service can be a good thing. Instead of having a camp in some far away place there could be week end camps for youth during the July August break to teach them a trade like carpentry, plumbing and welding.

Nothing wrong with interior camps.  Just not based on creating toy soldiers or attempting to brainwash people.

true, i agree

FM
Originally Posted by Wally:

A few years back I was at a conference and ran into a fellow Guyanese.  He told me about his experience at a GNS interior camp.  He got attacked by a poisonous snake, had to eat food that was kept near pork and saw a few girls in the camp being possessed by demons when they were sitting around a camp fire on a Saturday night.  It was not a good experience for him, which he blamed on the PNC. Some Guyanese just don't want to be in the interior away from their families

Cultural sensitivities need to be respected.

 

Regarding the demon girls, well maybe the snake poison got to him or the Maha Kali got yo the girls.

 

I don't get this, don't want to be away.  These were most young men, what the deal.  Fine, then let them pay full cost for their UG education.  I rather think he was an exception and that banna sound "anti-mannish".

FM
Originally Posted by Wally:

A few years back I was at a conference and ran into a fellow Guyanese.  He told me about his experience at a GNS interior camp.  He got attacked by a poisonous snake, had to eat food that was kept near pork and saw a few girls in the camp being possessed by demons when they were sitting around a camp fire on a Saturday night.  It was not a good experience for him, which he blamed on the PNC. Some Guyanese just don't want to be in the interior away from their families

Different folks different strokes, Wally. My two cousins went. Teacher Guenden son from #19 and uncle Kannira son from black bush polder. They loved the experience .However, they did say it wasn't for everybody.

Sheik101
Originally Posted by Wally:

A few years back I was at a conference and ran into a fellow Guyanese.  He told me about his experience at a GNS interior camp.  He got attacked by a poisonous snake, had to eat food that was kept near pork and saw a few girls in the camp being possessed by demons when they were sitting around a camp fire on a Saturday night.  It was not a good experience for him, which he blamed on the PNC. Some Guyanese just don't want to be in the interior away from their families

Yes well I assume that he was receiving some benefit from the taxpayers.  Nothing in life comes free.  

 

Life has its challenges and people must be equipped to deal with them.  GNS was not easy but then life never is.

FM
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Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Wally:

A few years back I was at a conference and ran into a fellow Guyanese.  He told me about his experience at a GNS interior camp.  He got attacked by a poisonous snake, had to eat food that was kept near pork and saw a few girls in the camp being possessed by demons when they were sitting around a camp fire on a Saturday night.  It was not a good experience for him, which he blamed on the PNC. Some Guyanese just don't want to be in the interior away from their families

Cultural sensitivities need to be respected.

 

Regarding the demon girls, well maybe the snake poison got to him or the Maha Kali got yo the girls.

 

I don't get this, don't want to be away.  These were most young men, what the deal.  Fine, then let them pay full cost for their UG education.  I rather think he was an exception and that banna sound "anti-mannish".

Makadingo lived at the Kimbia Lake.  Legend had it that he was an Amerindian who came home and saw some Dutchman on top of his wife.  He killed them both and swore vengeance on any female by the lake, or any stretch if water.  Makadingo attacked vulnerable women and gave them phenomenal strength.  Certain drum beats used to set West Berbice black women off as well.

 

Antabanta lived in Tumatumari.  Don't know the story behind that.  The one Antabanta attack was on a man.  Personally I thought he was epileptic but those spirit people think differently.

 

Its Makadingo which was harder to explain as during their demonic possession some females began to babble in languages.  Kind of like the Exorcist.

 

Exposure to this was interesting to G/town middle class people who often assume that all Guyanese operate from a modern "western" standpoint.  I will suggest that it is important for those delivering health care to know that this isn't true.

FM
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