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WILLEMSTAD – Slowly but surely Guyanese authorities are accumulating information on the notorious case of the stolen gold bars in the harbor of Curacao about two weeks ago.

 

The owner of the vessel has been identifies as Deosarran Shivpaul who reportedly lived or lives in the Municipality of Canal called West Bank Demerara. The last time this ship was in Guyana was between June 17 and 19, 2012. After this the whereabouts of this vessel was not registered. Authorities cannot locate the owner, who, according to the chief of police Leroy Brummel, was deported a few years ago from U.S. for unknown reason.

 

What the authorities want to establish is if the gold valued at 11.5 million dollars was exported legally from Guyana and resulted in Curacao. According to confidential reports the gold bars did not have the official government seal on them which might indicate that they were exported legally.

The heist took place on November 30 at 4 o’clock in the morning when the vessel was docking in the Curacao harbor. The probability is that the ship left from Suriname but that the gold is from Guyanese mines.

 

In Guyana, authorities have to base their case on what Curacao authorities are saying and their lips are sealed. Because the Minister of Natural Resources in Guyana does not know where the gold came from, he prefers to receive official information and that is why he has sent a team from Guyana to meet with local authorities.

 

The news agency Demerara Waves Online has learned that the customs authorities in Curacao have documentations indicating that the gold has legally been exported from Suriname. On the other hand the Guyanese authorities have not given permission to export such large quantity of gold.

 

The owner of the ship, Deosarran Shivpaul, has registered the vessel at International Maritime Organisation (IMO) under the number 611082. Formerly the ship’s name was “Captain Glenn”.

 

http://www.curacaochronicle.co...e-vessel-identified/

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Written by Kwesi Isles   
Wednesday, 12 December 2012 15:57
 

summer_blissThe boat at the centre of the US$11.5M gold heist reportedly left Guyana in June.

This is according to information from Commissioner of Police Leroy Brumell who spoke to reporters Wednesday morning.

It came the 17th of June and left the 19th of June. We got a name, we got an address, we did some work and we’re still looking,” Brumell said.

Authorities say searches for Summer Bliss’ owner, Deosarran Shivpaul, of Canal, West Bank Demerara have come up empty handed. The owner, according to high level sources, was deported from the United States several years ago and has since been living in another country.

 

Investigations are still underway to determine whether the more than 400 pounds of the precious metal was smuggled out of Guyana to Curacao where the robbery occurred. Reports the stolen consignment consisted of some 70 gold bars which bore no seal to indicate that they had passed through the proper channels.

Six masked men wearing police gear reportedly stormed the Summer Bliss around 4AM on November 30 as it was docked in Curacao.

 

http://www.curacaochronicle.co...e-vessel-identified/

Sunil

Guyana is trying to claim the gold in  case it is recovered. But as it stands, the evidence points to gold that came from Suriname. But we do not know if they are also investigating anything connected with the gold. But they are not stupid in Curaçao(check the correct spelling). If Guyana or Suriname cannot provide conclusive evidence that the gold originate from or was mined in those country then the gold stays in Curaçao.

So Guyana is as usual trying to make a thiefman claim on the spoils.

Mr.T

What was the AFC/PNC involvement in this heist? Remember they have to finance their ailing campaign in Guyana, the PPP drug busts have set them back financially. The fat cats in the AFC/PNC now need cash flow to sustain their lifestyles, this robbery looks like their dirty work. 

FM
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

What was the AFC/PNC involvement in this heist? Remember they have to finance their ailing campaign in Guyana, the PPP drug busts have set them back financially. The fat cats in the AFC/PNC now need cash flow to sustain their lifestyles, this robbery looks like their dirty work. 

Gurdtrude, the owner of the boat is related to you. It would would not be surprising if it turns out that gold belongs to your families in the mining business. You confessed here how you and your family were progessional smugglers in the 70's- 80's and even boasted about the fortunes you made.
Hahahahahahaha!

Mitwah
Guyana denying any connection to heist gold – Curacao media report
By Stabroek staff  |  30 Comments  |  Local | Friday, December 14, 2012
 
Two Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) officers are in Curacao in connection with the gold heist committed on a Guyanese owned fishing vessel and according to the Curacao media Guyana is denying any connection to the gold. An article published in the Curacao Chronicle yesterday did not state when the officers arrived in that country. It stated that “the Guyanese Government do not trust the way the investigation  is going since they are not getting any information from local authorities on the case”.

The article said that Curacao officers “want to know how it is possible that 19.4 million guilders was able to go unnoticed through customs on board of the Guyanese ship Summer Bliss. In their investigation they will try to find out if Guyana had anything to do with the smuggling of these gold bars”. The money quoted in the article is reference to the value of the 70 gold bars that were stolen by armed gunmen two weeks ago, moments after the vessel was moored in Dutch territory.

According to the article, the Guyanese government denies any involvement, since no authorization was given for the transportation of the gold adding that the Guyana Gold Board, which deals with the purchase of gold, knows nothing about the gold bars. ‘The investigation into the robbery is still in full swing. The suspects are still missing without a trace”, the article said.

Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment Robert Persaud told this newspaper last week that based on the paperwork out of Guyana the gold did not originate from Guyana. Observers have questioned how this conclusion could be drawn especially when the gold was on a vessel linked to Guyana. More so since a likely smuggling operation will not present authentic paperwork.

This newspaper was told that some of the gold is from Guyana but was smuggled across the border to Suriname in parts before being made into gold bars. Generally authorities in Guyana have been tightlipped about the gold and observers have continued to raise a series of questions over the lack of information. Sources have said that little is being said about the gold because of big players who are involved.

It is suspected that gold was smuggled to Suriname in batches over a period of time after which it was melted into gold bars and loaded in the `Summer Bliss’. Based on the information this newspaper received the vessel was on its way to Miami but made a stop in Curacao probably to refuel and was given clearance by the authorities in that country. The Guyana Police Force are also playing a part in the local leg of the investigation and the acting police commissioner Leroy Brumell told the media on Wednesday that the vessel was last in Guyana in June this year. He said that it arrived here on June 17 and left on June 19. According to him police had received information on the owner – a name and an address, but that person has not yet been located.

Sources had told this newspaper that there is no registration record of the vessel at the Guyana Martime Administration Department (MARAD). It is unclear how in spite of this the local investigators have been able to obtain a name and address for the alleged owner. The vessel arrived in Curacao at 4 am three Fridays ago and was attacked shortly after mooring. According to police reports, the robbers went to the port area in three different cars and guards let them inside the restricted area in the mistaken belief that they were customs officials. The men’s jackets had the word “police” in English but in Curacao the word would have been written in Papiamento, one of the island’s three official languages, as “polis.”

News agency Amigoe reported that six men, carrying guns and wearing masks and hoodies along with the police jackets stormed the ship. At gunpoint, they pushed the 51-year-old captain as well as the three Guyanese crewmen onto the ground. The perpetrators apparently knew their way around the ship and walked directly to the three metal boxes with the gold bars which had a total weight of 476 lbs and they reportedly took only five minutes to remove them.
 
 
Mitwah

The perpetrators apparently knew their way around the ship and walked directly to the three metal boxes with the gold bars which had a total weight of 476 lbs and they reportedly took only five minutes to remove them.

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Looks like an inside job.

Sunil

Guyana does not have the technology to refine gold into pure gold bars that means these were gold mine bars that include other metals together with gold from the mines.  That is why they are not stamped.  Because they came straight from the mines.

Prashad
Originally Posted by Prashad:

Guyana does not have the technology to refine gold into pure gold bars that means these were gold mine bars that include other metals together with gold from the mines.  That is why they are not stamped.  Because they came straight from the mines.

These Gold Bars were not stamped because the were being Ilegally smuggled out of the country.

FM
Originally Posted by Jalil:
Originally Posted by Prashad:

Guyana does not have the technology to refine gold into pure gold bars that means these were gold mine bars that include other metals together with gold from the mines.  That is why they are not stamped.  Because they came straight from the mines.

These Gold Bars were not stamped because the were being Ilegally smuggled out of the country.

Wow, some revelation.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Jalil:
Originally Posted by Prashad:

Guyana does not have the technology to refine gold into pure gold bars that means these were gold mine bars that include other metals together with gold from the mines.  That is why they are not stamped.  Because they came straight from the mines.

These Gold Bars were not stamped because the were being Ilegally smuggled out of the country.

Wow, some revelation.


Eh Eh. Revealing and brillant.

Nehru
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Jalil:
Originally Posted by Prashad:

Guyana does not have the technology to refine gold into pure gold bars that means these were gold mine bars that include other metals together with gold from the mines.  That is why they are not stamped.  Because they came straight from the mines.

These Gold Bars were not stamped because the were being Ilegally smuggled out of the country.

Wow, some revelation.

SOME MORE REVELATION......

De Rat know about it....Yuh want know more now....

Con artist playing their 3 card game.....now yuh see it...now yuh dont.

 

Wha yuh want know....

who own de Boat,

Where was De Boat,

Where it sailed from,

where de gold come from or

 who own it.

FM

This is a heavy loss for the afc/pnc machine. Or maybe the 6 armed men who took the gold were their agents and the coffers are still in tip top shape. Look for a resumption of mo fiah slow fiah.

FM
Originally Posted by Jalil:
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Jalil:
Originally Posted by Prashad:

Guyana does not have the technology to refine gold into pure gold bars that means these were gold mine bars that include other metals together with gold from the mines.  That is why they are not stamped.  Because they came straight from the mines.

These Gold Bars were not stamped because the were being Ilegally smuggled out of the country.

Wow, some revelation.

SOME MORE REVELATION......

De Rat know about it....Yuh want know more now....

Con artist playing their 3 card game.....now yuh see it...now yuh dont.

 

Wha yuh want know....

who own de Boat,

Where was De Boat,

Where it sailed from,

where de gold come from or

 who own it.

Brillant AGAIN. Dis Chap gat to be Head of a Thinktank.

Nehru

The gold was loaded up in Suriname. The raiders had police written on their kit because they were english speaking bandits. That means that they were very likely connected to Guyana.

Mr.T
Originally Posted by Prashad:

 so gold refining facilities should be notified and given descriptions of these bars. 

LMAO...LMAO..."Sir, can you describe the gold bars your facility produces?"...."well offica, meh know eh mek ah gold and abbe been put am in barr form"

 

What kinda crack are you smoking?

FM
Originally Posted by JoKer:
Originally Posted by Prashad:

 so gold refining facilities should be notified and given descriptions of these bars. 

LMAO...LMAO..."Sir, can you describe the gold bars your facility produces?"...."well offica, meh know eh mek ah gold and abbe been put am in barr form"

 

What kinda crack are you smoking?

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by JoKer:
Originally Posted by Prashad:

 so gold refining facilities should be notified and given descriptions of these bars. 

LMAO...LMAO..."Sir, can you describe the gold bars your facility produces?"...."well offica, meh know eh mek ah gold and abbe been put am in barr form"

 

What kinda crack are you smoking?

 

I don't know this for a fact but I'm willing to be some serious rupees that Prashad is former Guyana Police officer. He has those special investigative skills which one only learns at Eve Leary.

FM
Originally Posted by Prashad:

You guys can all have a nice laugh at me but none of you coming up with any ideas on how the gold can be found. 

Prashad no one is laughing at you....

2 Gold Bars found in Curaco......and 30 founf in the states.

CURACAO: Three suspects arrested, two gold bars foundPDF| Print |
Written by Demerara Waves  
Friday, 28 December 2012 10:58

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The police have arrested three suspects during a raid related to the robbery of gold bars on November 30, 2012 with a value of 11.5 million dollars, the Curacao Chronicle reported on Friday.

On one of these raids the police have arrested a jeweler where presumably they have found two of these gold bars.



Spokesperson for the police Reginald Huggins did not want to give more information on the case since it’s still under investigation.



On Friday November 30, masked men in jackets emblazoned with the word “police” boarded a Guyana-registered fishing boat, Summer Bliss, in Curacao and stole 70 gold bars worth an estimated $11.5 million. The boat’s captain was struck in the head in the early-morning assault before the thieves made off with the gold in three cars. Authorities believe there were at least six men involved in the heist. The captain and crew are all Guyanese.



On the news at channel 8 it was also reported that......

 a total of 30 gold bars were found in the U.S

and that there is a major organization helping to solve this case.

 



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Prashad remember Su-roo and Du-roo were the ones laughing.

Them want Revelations.....and when we post de Revelations....

Dem gone in hiding ......

 

SOME MORE REVELATION......

 

De Rat know about it....Yuh want know more now....

 

Con artist playing their 3 card game.....now yuh see it...now yuh dont.

 

 

 

Wha yuh want know....

 

who own de Boat,

 

Where was De Boat,

 

Where it sailed from,

 

where de gold come from or

 

who own it.

and that there is a major organization helping to solve this case.

 

Prashad bhai how come dem not laughing now?????Angelic Ratties So Sweet Poster

 

Aya think dem two rat Stupid......like dem mouth close with crazy glue.



FM
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Guyana asks Interpol to help with gold heist, Curacao not cooperatingPDF| Print |
Written by Denis Scott Chabrol  
Sunday, 30 December 2012 16:03

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The MV Summer Bliss (AP photo)

The Guyana Police Force (GPF) is continuing to seek help from Interpol to obtain evidence from those implicated in the stealing of US$11.5 million worth of gold bars from a Guyanese-registered cargo vessel that had docked at the Dutch Caribbean island.

Guyana is primarily interested in determining whether the gold was smuggled from here and who were the smugglers.

A senior police officer confirmed to Demerara Waves Online News (www.demwaves.com) on Sunday that Interpol has already dispatched some material and requested some additional information from Guyanese police.

“We have gone through Interpol for the assistance there and they sent back something and we had to respond to them,” the official added.

The France-headquartered Interpol, among other functions, facilitates international police cooperation even where diplomatic relations do not exist between particular countries.

 

According to the senior cop, little progress has been made so far. “Nothing as yet but we are  trying our utmost. The people out there (Curacao) do not want to give out much information but we are trying to see how much we could get.”

The tight-lipped official noted that since the heist on November 30, Interpol’s assistance was sought. However, the Guyana Police Force has not asked for additional information since last Friday’s arrest of seven persons and the seizure of two gold bars suspected to have been part of the loot.

The captain and crew of the Summer Bliss are still in Curacao although none of them has been reported arrested by police there. The Guyanese police officer confirmed that statements obtained from those aboard would be of interest to local investigators.

Interpol wants to know, among other things, who are the Guyanese investigators assigned to the case so that they could be in direct contact with them.

Curacao police on Friday announced that seven persons- one from Bonaire, three are from Venezuela and the remainder from Curacao- were arrested in connection with the heist of 70 gold bars weighing 476 pounds.

DemWaves on Sunday was told by a senior official of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) that an official who travelled to Curacao as part of a probe has made little progress because investigators are treating the matter purely as a theft on the territory and have paid little attention to the origin of the gold and whether it was smuggled from Guyana.

"Those people are inveestigating the robbery aspect of it. They don't care anything about anything else. They are not catering for us and they are not cooperative so there is nothing much we can do," the GGMC official said.

The official emphasised that the Curacao police were bent on solving the robbery there. Asked whether the GGMC team had spoken with the captain and crew, the official said that was impossible because the GGMC officials "are not police and we can't go about interrogating anybody."

Natural Resources Minister, Robert Persaud has already gone on record as strongly suggesting that the gold was shipped from Suriname rather than Guyana.According to the GGMC official, Surinamese officials say their country has no problem exporting gold whether or not it was mined there.

Guyanese officials believe that some or all of the gold might have been smuggled to Suriname where the royalty and tax totals 1.5% compared to seven percent in Guyana.

 





 

SOME MORE REVELATION......fuh Knee-ru & Baseman

De Rat know about it....

Con artist playing their 3 card game.....now yuh see it...now yuh dont.

Yuh want know more now....

 

Wha more yuh want know....

How de Boat owner connected with the B's ,

Where & When was the Boat in Guyana,

How de Gold got on de Boat,

Where did de boat sailed from,

where did all this gold come from or

who & Who own it.

How De B's connected to Gold Bars,





and that there is a major organization helping to solve this case.(Who and Why???)

 

Why Curaco or America not sharing Info with Ramotar & Jagdeo????

 

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Robert Persaud said the Gold was not from Guyana,

De Commishioner of Police said the Boat left Guyana since June.....so Guyana is not Involved.

 

Now why them want to know and help conduct the investigation if Robert Persaud and De Commishioner of Police seh dem clean.....and dem na commit any crime?????

Is wha dem trying fu coverup here?????

Curaco and America will skin-up everything and everyone involved will be known.

FM

The AFC/PNC are now scrambling to cover their tracks as their agents in this gold heist are being exposed. They have to distance themselves from their smuggling operation, they sent the gold on the shop and then sent their agents to recover it in Curacao. I have written before of how the aFC/PNC have been smuggling gold to Suriname to avoid paying royalties. Now we see their scheme being exposed. They will now have to shift back operations to robbing and killing ordinary Guyanese to raise revenue for the upcoming snap elections. 

FM
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

The AFC/PNC are now scrambling to cover their tracks as their agents in this gold heist are being exposed. They have to distance themselves from their smuggling operation, they sent the gold on the shop and then sent their agents to recover it in Curacao. I have written before of how the aFC/PNC have been smuggling gold to Suriname to avoid paying royalties. Now we see their scheme being exposed. They will now have to shift back operations to robbing and killing ordinary Guyanese to raise revenue for the upcoming snap elections. 

I wish God give yuh lil Brains and clip yuh Godie fu de new year.

FM

56 of 70 gold bars recovered from Curacao heist…

Thieves sent 30 to US buyer via FedEx

Authorities in Curacao and the US have made some major breakthroughs in the investigations into last month’s multi-million-dollar gold bar heist in Curacao.

According to news reports from that Dutch Antillean island, police in recent days arrested six suspects, including a prominent downtown jeweler, Giovani Regales.

Some 56 gold bars have been seized in Curacao, Kaieteur News has since learnt.

Curacao’s police in a statement yesterday said that of the seven persons arrested, one of them is from Bonaire, another Dutch Antillean island; three from Venezuela and the remainder from Curacao. One of the suspects was since released while the others are still being interrogated.

 

During the investigation, the police said that they have confiscated articles that are “very important for the case”.





It is believed that at least two of the gold bars were found at the jeweler’s business place.

 

Curacao police said that in the preliminary part of the investigations, the Customs also participated actively.  “Furthermore because this investigation has some international aspect to it, the Police Corps had communication with the authorities from these countries. The investigation in this case continues.”

 

Ramotar and Jagdeo now crying.....Curacao not co-operating with them.......

 





FM
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

The AFC/PNC are now scrambling to cover their tracks as their agents in this gold heist are being exposed. They have to distance themselves from their smuggling operation, they sent the gold on the shop and then sent their agents to recover it in Curacao. I have written before of how the aFC/PNC have been smuggling gold to Suriname to avoid paying royalties. Now we see their scheme being exposed. They will now have to shift back operations to robbing and killing ordinary Guyanese to raise revenue for the upcoming snap elections. 

 The only ones scrambling is the PPP. Were they concerned as to the sorce they would have asked for the custody of the captain and crew of this vessel since they have a false registration and are obviously in the smuggling business. This boat is always parked in the Corentyne river with no other known business so it is clearly a known smugglers tool

FM
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

The AFC/PNC are now scrambling to cover their tracks as their agents in this gold heist are being exposed. They have to distance themselves from their smuggling operation, they sent the gold on the shop and then sent their agents to recover it in Curacao. I have written before of how the aFC/PNC have been smuggling gold to Suriname to avoid paying royalties. Now we see their scheme being exposed. They will now have to shift back operations to robbing and killing ordinary Guyanese to raise revenue for the upcoming snap elections. 

 The only ones scrambling is the PPP. Were they concerned as to the sorce they would have asked for the custody of the captain and crew of this vessel since they have a false registration and are obviously in the smuggling business. This boat is always parked in the Corentyne river with no other known business so it is clearly a known smugglers tool

 

In fact since you know so much, I will reveal even more. The boat belongs to the AFC/PNC leadership in a joint effort to raise funds to destabilize the nation.  They have been smuggling gold to Suriname for years in order to avoid paying royalties. The gpf already requested custody of the captain and his crew. You will note that it is the GPF job and not the PPP. You folks try to blame PPP for the responsibility of the GPF. But the trail will lead to the AFC/PNC once the investigations are complete. Of course there are PNC/AFC agents in the GPF that will try to cover up the AFC/PNC's involvement. 

FM
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

The AFC/PNC are now scrambling to cover their tracks as their agents in this gold heist are being exposed. They have to distance themselves from their smuggling operation, they sent the gold on the shop and then sent their agents to recover it in Curacao. I have written before of how the aFC/PNC have been smuggling gold to Suriname to avoid paying royalties. Now we see their scheme being exposed. They will now have to shift back operations to robbing and killing ordinary Guyanese to raise revenue for the upcoming snap elections. 

 The only ones scrambling is the PPP. Were they concerned as to the sorce they would have asked for the custody of the captain and crew of this vessel since they have a false registration and are obviously in the smuggling business. This boat is always parked in the Corentyne river with no other known business so it is clearly a known smugglers tool

 

In fact since you know so much, I will reveal even more. The boat belongs to the AFC/PNC leadership in a joint effort to raise funds to destabilize the nation.  They have been smuggling gold to Suriname for years in order to avoid paying royalties. The gpf already requested custody of the captain and his crew. You will note that it is the GPF job and not the PPP. You folks try to blame PPP for the responsibility of the GPF. But the trail will lead to the AFC/PNC once the investigations are complete. Of course there are PNC/AFC agents in the GPF that will try to cover up the AFC/PNC's involvement. 

The facts as I know them are detailed in the Guyanese press. What you know seem to come from that not so unusual source for you, your deep umitigating gripe in your rotting carcass against the AFC.

 

The PPP seem to show no desire to get these people into custody. They issue no warrants for them since they are clearly smugglers with a false GUyanese registration for the vessel.

FM
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by BGurd_See:

The AFC/PNC are now scrambling to cover their tracks as their agents in this gold heist are being exposed. They have to distance themselves from their smuggling operation, they sent the gold on the shop and then sent their agents to recover it in Curacao. I have written before of how the aFC/PNC have been smuggling gold to Suriname to avoid paying royalties. Now we see their scheme being exposed. They will now have to shift back operations to robbing and killing ordinary Guyanese to raise revenue for the upcoming snap elections. 

 The only ones scrambling is the PPP. Were they concerned as to the sorce they would have asked for the custody of the captain and crew of this vessel since they have a false registration and are obviously in the smuggling business. This boat is always parked in the Corentyne river with no other known business so it is clearly a known smugglers tool

 

In fact since you know so much, I will reveal even more. The boat belongs to the AFC/PNC leadership in a joint effort to raise funds to destabilize the nation.  They have been smuggling gold to Suriname for years in order to avoid paying royalties.

Godie Walla......Which one of "De Jagdeo Ramotar Funny Fellas" yuh getting your information or intelligence form.

Gouviea, McClean, Bynoe, McCoy, Lamumba, Nascimento.....they all in de smuggleing business.

 

 

The gpf already requested custody of the captain and his crew. You will note that it is the GPF job and not the PPP. You folks try to blame PPP for the responsibility of the GPF.

Super Seed yu know more dan de Commissioner of Police ......because he and Robert the Minister were Quick to Jump up and say it is not a Guyana Problem......because dem claim no Guyana Laws were broken......America will show them how much Guyana Laws were Broken......and who Broke them.....

Yuh better begin de New Year with some Fireworks.....Soak de Hydro in Kero and Scratch a Match.

 

 

But the trail will lead to the AFC/PNC once the investigations are complete. Of course there are PNC/AFC agents in the GPF that will try to cover up the AFC/PNC's involvement. 

Cover Up????.......De Americans and Curacao will expose de Ramotar and Jagdeo Gourdie Govt and all dem funny fellas.

 

Yuh see how dem smarter fellas like De Rev, Nerhu and Baseman avoiding this topic....

them keeping far and sacrificing de Gordie-man.......

Dem hoping Big Seed tek this and go out with nuff Fireworks and a Big Bang fuh de New Year.

 

FM

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