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PM Nagamootoo acting as president during his visit here, but why the children have to wave flags to welcome him remains a daunting question. This reminds me of the days when school children would hold flags and stand in the scorching in the Burnham era. Granger did the same as soon as he enters office. During Nagamootoo's speech, his message was based on unity, but the children weren't privileged to know why people are standing in the street to protest him? Does PM Nagamootoo believe in democracy? Would he let the children who may one day become public servants to understand the value of democracy? PM Nagamootoo has made an about-turn in modern political history.  

I don't care who rules Guyana, but it must be ruled with a common goal of fairness and openness to the future children of tomorrow. The government should have fewer interventions in schools and keep politics away from children. 

Excerpts from Nagamootoo message:

“Nothing is more vulgar than trying to set people apart on the basis of ethnicity; on the basis of their culture; on the basis of geography,” Prime Minister Nagamootoo said.

This is supposedly the replay of the PPP protests against Granger's speech in parliament for his unilateral appointment of justice Patterson. 

FM

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