OK Folks:
Opposition leader David Granger, Speaker Raphael Trotman, and supporters of the PNC are deeply distressed and disheartened.
You good people are probably asking--why ? Why are Granger, Trotman and their PNC cronies in a state of agony and torment ?
YOU SEE FOLKS IT HAS TO DO WITH THE PROGRESS THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS MAKING IN GUYANA.
Remember, good news for Guyana and the private sector = Bad news for Granger, Trotman and the PNC.
RE: GOOD NEWS FROM THE PRIVATE SECTOR
Read this headline in a Guyana newspaper just
yesterday:
CANADIAN FIRM TO INVEST US$250 AT MANGANESE
"Canadian mining firm Reunion Manganese Inc on Thursday said it will spend approximately US$250 million at its Matthews Ridge, North West District project. But the firm has lamented the paucity of skilled geologists here and the length of time it takes for foreigners to be granted work permits."
link: guyana times
RE: ANOTHER RECENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Those are executives from the huge American oil company Exxon-Mobil meeting with President Ramotar.
Check this(more depressing news for the PNC):
Guyana is considered the second most attractive under-explored basin in the world, with a potential of 15.2 billion barrels of oil; and were a discovery to be made,the production target would be estimated at 50 million barrels per year.
CONCLUSION:
David Granger, Raphael Trotman and PNC supporters have stopped buying newspapers in Guyana---it deeply pains them to read the awful and horrendous news about progress being made by the private sector in Guyana and the exciting future plans this sector has for Guyana.
On the other hand, PPP supporters anxiously look forward to reading the next day's newspaper in Guyana---they find news pertaining to Guyana's future growth and development to be pleasant and wonderful.
LONG LIVE GUYANA.
Rev
Opposition leader David Granger, Speaker Raphael Trotman, and supporters of the PNC are deeply distressed and disheartened.
You good people are probably asking--why ? Why are Granger, Trotman and their PNC cronies in a state of agony and torment ?
YOU SEE FOLKS IT HAS TO DO WITH THE PROGRESS THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS MAKING IN GUYANA.
Remember, good news for Guyana and the private sector = Bad news for Granger, Trotman and the PNC.
RE: GOOD NEWS FROM THE PRIVATE SECTOR
Read this headline in a Guyana newspaper just
yesterday:
CANADIAN FIRM TO INVEST US$250 AT MANGANESE
"Canadian mining firm Reunion Manganese Inc on Thursday said it will spend approximately US$250 million at its Matthews Ridge, North West District project. But the firm has lamented the paucity of skilled geologists here and the length of time it takes for foreigners to be granted work permits."
link: guyana times
RE: ANOTHER RECENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Those are executives from the huge American oil company Exxon-Mobil meeting with President Ramotar.
Check this(more depressing news for the PNC):
Guyana is considered the second most attractive under-explored basin in the world, with a potential of 15.2 billion barrels of oil; and were a discovery to be made,the production target would be estimated at 50 million barrels per year.
CONCLUSION:
David Granger, Raphael Trotman and PNC supporters have stopped buying newspapers in Guyana---it deeply pains them to read the awful and horrendous news about progress being made by the private sector in Guyana and the exciting future plans this sector has for Guyana.
On the other hand, PPP supporters anxiously look forward to reading the next day's newspaper in Guyana---they find news pertaining to Guyana's future growth and development to be pleasant and wonderful.
LONG LIVE GUYANA.
Rev