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Priya Mahase: The Indian Arrival Committee (IAC) has noted columnist, Freddie Kissoon’s unsubtle insinuations to denigrate Indo-Guyanese residents of Lusignan in his article of Wednesday, January 27, 2010.
Further, the IAC feels that the said article strongly suggests that the organisation’s event, “Night of Remembrance”, held on Wednesday, January 27-2010 in tribute to the slain victims of the 2008 Lusignan and Bartica massacres should be boycotted. The IAC wishes to make pellucid that the event was its initiative having consulted with relatives of the deceased in Lusignan and Bartica.
The IAC therefore views Kissoon’s pronouncements that it is a “front group” for the government in relation to this event as not only being grossly inaccurate, but ludicrous. This is not the first instance of Kissoon transgressing journalistic ethics to pontificate his misinformed opinions about the IAC. The IAC wishes to remind him that the organisation is a non-governmental, non-profit one with the objective of advancing the Indian culture and to promote social activities that will positively impact the lives of Guyanese.
Organisations, both local and overseas, often invite government officials to public functions and sometimes request them to deliver brief remarks. The IAC is no different. Further, the IAC would like to educate Kissoon that all of its events are national and open to all Guyanese. The recent event was no different. The IAC stuck steadfast to its position of inviting the Opposition to all of its functions. Leader of the Opposition, Mr. Robert Corbin was invited to the “Night of Remembrance’.
Kissoon made no mention in the article alluded to, that the “Night of Remembrance” was in tribute to victims of both the Lusignan and Bartica massacres. Given his self proclaimed egoistic boastfulness for research, the question must be asked why he failed to mention such an important aspect of the event despite the numerous advertisements and articles noting same in the media. The IAC is convinced that Kissoon’s omission of such information which permeated the public domain was either a deliberate act of mischievousness or a deficiency in proper research.
It must be noted that the event on the Tarmac in Lusignan, was the second since the massacre in that village with the first being in the street where the 11 innocent Guyanese, including five children, were brutally slaughtered. The overwhelming response to last year’s event has rendered the massacre site inadequate to accommodate a large crowd. As such, the IAC sought the use of the Tarmac which can adequately accommodate a large gathering.
It is evident that the hundreds who attended the event will not allow themselves to be dictated by a biased columnist who operates under the guise of a journalist. Their attendance is testimony to the need for the memory of those two heinous crimes to be preserved and for the incidents not to disappear into history as Kissoon and his cohorts wish. While the IAC has taken the time, through this letter, to correct Kissoon’s inaccuracies, it is not surprised at his related diatribes.
A few weeks ago he noted that one of his Guyanese heroes is Mark Benschop, a former treason accuse who allegedly was responsible for an invasion of the Office of the President in 2002. That invasion of the nation’s highest office led to the ransacking of some offices within, grievous bodily harm to security personnel and the deaths of some involved. Some of Kissoon’s past articles bordered on sedition with him seemingly sparing criticism for some responsible for crimes perpetrated on innocent Guyanese and his subtle insinuation for incitement.
His pronouncements in man of his articles are in synchrony with that of some sections of the Opposition. Following the massacres, some sections of the populace were encouraged by sections of the Opposition to capitalise on the anger of residents affected in an effort to challenge the democratically elected government. This was never condemned by your columnist. As a matter of fact, he suggested, over time, some form of revolution in this stable country. Similar sentiments were expressed in the article of January 27, 2010, where Kissoon refers to the residents of Lusignan as being “short-sighted”, “reduced to robots” and questioned whether they are still “indentured servants”.
Given this and the tone of the said article, it is not tedious to conclude that Kissoon wishes that the 2008 massacres not be remembered. If this were to be, then his illusion of Guyanese delivering his and his cohorts’ dream may be embryonic. The hundreds, by their presence at the event at the Lusignan Tarmac, have condemned Kissoon’s dream to a figment of his imagination.
The IAC will not be deterred in its efforts to provide such opportunities for the memories of those slain to live on. The IAC will not allow those dreadful killings to be forgotten as Kissoon wishes.
Further, the IAC demands that Kissoon apologise to residents of Lusignan for inferring that they are still indentured servants and for referring to them as robots and short-sighted people simple because of their attendance to such a function. These are people who did not ask for their families to be murdered. These are people who have suffered as a result of that cruel incident perpetrated by callous marauding murderers. These are people who are still in pain after losing their loved ones. These are people whose dreams were shattered by the massacre. These are people who are pleased that the IAC can host such a function which remembers that horrific crime; which remembers those murdered; and which provide some comfort to the survivors.
The IAC feels that Kissoon’s comments in the said article are insensitive to the surviving relatives and residents of Lusignan. While the IAC is cognisant of Kissoon’s freedom of expression he now enjoys, he must be cautioned that this freedom is not a right to demean Guyanese. The IAC is not oblivious of the many accusations levelled at Kissoon for desecrating the character of numerous citizens and for pedalling misinformation. This seems an engrained trait of his.
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This guy is a deranged lunatic
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Kissoon was born during the period of *******S!!!!
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This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."
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Hundreds remember victims of Lusignan and Bartica massacres

January 29, 2010 | By KNews | Filed Under News



Hundreds of Guyanese converged at the Lusignan Tarmac, East Coast Demerara, on Wednesday to reflect on 23 innocent individuals who were mercilessly slain at Lusignan and Bartica in January and February of 2008.
The second “Night of Remembrance” organised by the Indian Arrival Committee (IAC) reiterated that the two atrocities must not be forgotten.
Minister of Housing and Water, Irfaan Ali, noted that the massacres had changed Guyana. “Government also feels the pain inflicted on our nation and it cannot be erased because it is now part of Guyana’s history. Although part of the past, these events should cushion our future so this would not recur.”
He added that Guyana will continue to face challenges, but how it is dealt with will define the nation.
In his feature address, Minister of Agriculture, Robert Persaud, performing the duties of Prime Minister, stressed that the two tragedies will not be forgotten.
“There are those who want us to forget what has happened, and I urge you to always keep your guard up, and our prayers and comfort are always with you as long as we can remember these tragic incidents.”
Minister Persaud also spoke of the ability of Guyanese to overcome challenges, and alluded to the strength and resolve exhibited following the tragedies.
He urged all law-abiding citizens to be vigilant. “If we lose our vigilance we would always be under threat,” Persaud said.
Also addressing the large gathering was Chairman of the Ethnic Relations Commission, Juan Edghill. He emphasised that good will always triumph over evil and reminded the gathering of the importance of forgiveness. “We have an option to remain bitter or to forgive, but as a Leader, I am urging the relatives to forgive.”
The ERC was integrally involved in the period following the Lusignan massacre and long after the Bartica atrocity, specifically in counselling and ensuring that unity prevailed.
Edghill noted after reflecting on the lessons learnt from the tragedies, he was happy to see that unity continues to prevail throughout the land.
Leaders of the three major religious communities also made presentations and echoed the need for the two heinous crimes not to be forgotten.
Pandit Rabindranath Persaud spoke on behalf of the Hindu community while Moulana Abu Bakar Hannif, Imaam of the Lusignan Masjid and Haji Shaheed Mohamed spoke on behalf of the Muslim community. There were also presentations from Pastors Balgobin Rajnauth and Dr. Ram.
Bibi Baksh, daughter of the late Shaleem Baksh, spoke on behalf of the relatives of the 11 Lusignan victims. She noted that the incident is still fresh in her mind even though two years have elapsed and painfully reflected on the pleasant memories of her father whom she stressed she will always remember. In attendance were relatives of some of the 12 persons who were gunned down in Bartica.
Cultural items were rendered by members of the IAC, Zahid Ally, Kampta Persaud, Claudia Hinds and Delissa Jodhan, whilst young Ashley Persaud of the Valmiki Vidyalaya Primary School in Lusignan, recited a poem she wrote reflecting the tragedy and the trauma colleagues of the five slaughtered children experienced.
Executive member of the IAC, Neaz Subhan, pointed out that the organisation will not be deterred in its efforts to provide opportunities to preserve the memory of those who were brutally killed by merciless gunmen.
This, it was noted, was in response to calls for a boycott of the observances. Relatives of the Lusignan victims explained that they received anonymous calls not to attend the “Night of Remembrance”.
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."


I can't help observed that in your last 10 posts you've mentioned the word 'race' almost 20 times. Are you so obsessed with your race that you cannot see the damage it is doing to your own self. You are a selfconceited, egotical Jack.ass... You have supported criminals in the AFC and PNC in the past. According to your posts which have expressed your racial views, you are a deranged individual whose stupidity is second to none..
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Originally posted by Ireton:
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."


I can't help observed that in your last 10 posts you've mentioned the word 'race' almost 20 times. Are you so obsessed with your race that you cannot see the damage it is doing to your own self. You are a selfconceited, egotical Jack.ass... You have supported criminals in the AFC and PNC in the past. According to your posts which have expressed your racial views, you are a deranged individual whose stupidity is second to none..


Name the criminals that Ireton supported in the past. Why is the Administration allowing you to make libelous posts?
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."


Keep the 'RACE' card alive by your constant bickering. only a racist like you would be so cruel.
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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
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Originally posted by Ireton:
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."


I can't help observed that in your last 10 posts you've mentioned the word 'race' almost 20 times. Are you so obsessed with your race that you cannot see the damage it is doing to your own self. You are a selfconceited, egotical Jack.ass... You have supported criminals in the AFC and PNC in the past. According to your posts which have expressed your racial views, you are a deranged individual whose stupidity is second to none..


Lol....hehe,Rama,you learnt a few more adjectives today I see.Anyhow,being called a racist from the likes of you does not affect me.Also,I wonder what makes you think that I am a supporter of criminals....is it the color of my skin,my views and or my opposition to the PPP corrupt cabal?
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Originally posted by Mitwah:
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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
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Originally posted by Ireton:
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."


I can't help observed that in your last 10 posts you've mentioned the word 'race' almost 20 times. Are you so obsessed with your race that you cannot see the damage it is doing to your own self. You are a selfconceited, egotical Jack.ass... You have supported criminals in the AFC and PNC in the past. According to your posts which have expressed your racial views, you are a deranged individual whose stupidity is second to none..


Name the criminals that Ireton supported in the past. Why is the Administration allowing you to make libelous posts?


Mit,uncle Rama cannot help himself....he is representative of the folks who will never allow us to move forward.He will never come out of his PPP/PNC racial sandbox.If he is not attacking me on race,he is busy fighting the Sikhs in Brampton about their sword and or head gear.... the dude has issues.
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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
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Originally posted by Ireton:
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."


Keep the 'RACE' card alive by your constant bickering. only a racist like you would be so cruel.


This is coming from someone who without skipping a beat, made the infamous "kaffir boy" utterance.
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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
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Originally posted by Ireton:
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."



I can't help observed that in your last 10 posts you've mentioned the word 'race' almost 20 times. Are you so obsessed with your race that you cannot see the damage it is doing to your own self. You are a selfconceited, egotical Jack.ass... You have supported criminals in the AFC and PNC in the past. According to your posts which have expressed your racial views, you are a deranged individual whose stupidity is second to none..


Rama ... granted that I do not read all the threads an posts ...

... your statement against Ireton seems to be baseless and indeed uncalled-for.

Ireton has his views ... some he and I agree/differ on and indeed some we agree to disagree ...

... however Ireton never leaves me with the impresion as noted in the red part of your quote.
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Rama ... granted that I do not read all the threads an posts ...

... your statement against Ireton seems to be baseless and indeed uncalled-for.

Ireton has his views ... some he and I agree/differ on and indeed some we agree to disagree ...

... however Ireton never leaves me with the impresion as noted in the red part of your quote.



Enjoy the Red Tea DG.... leave Rama alone...at times I really do not believe he believes what he writes.He is a product of the politics that played out all those years.
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Politics has its share of sick minds. Freddie epitomizes that in Guyanese politics. Talk to the ordinary folks in the Guyana about Freddie and you would get a non-chalant reaction. Freddie is no mover or shaker in the political arena. He is adept at getting people upset but has little influence in terms swaying public opinion.
He is free to write his non-sense about the government in a newspaper that gets a whole of its advertising from the same gov't.

Talking about elected dictatorship. It must be a good thing.

Real dictatorships don't allow anti-gov't writers to have access to the media.

Freddie has not been beaten or arrested by the gov't for emptying his gut out at them.

Elected dictatorship must be a good thing.

Lets keep it that way if its that good.
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What befuddles me is why the AFC/PNC did not host a rememberance event for all these folks, from Lindo Creek, Lusignan, Agricola and Bartica. These dunces do nothing but criticize others who make an attempt. That how they intend to run Guyana should by some miracle they attain power, walk around with lead boots.
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Originally posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:
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Real dictatorships don't allow anti-gov't writers to have access to the media.

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can you tell em why the PPP is trying to crush the independent media by screaming to the private sector to boycott them as they the PPP does?

can you tell us why the PPP prevents Linden from getting radio and TV stations apart from thiose sanctioned by govt? ERven though few Lindeners support the govt.

Can you tell us why the only radio stations allowed are govt owned stations?

Clearly this is an attempt to control access to information, especially in Linden.
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Originally posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:
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Real dictatorships don't allow anti-gov't writers to have access to the media.

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can you tell em why the PPP is trying to crush the independent media by screaming to the private sector to boycott them as they the PPP does?

The Stabroek News and the Kaieteur News are both privately owned. These media houses received a significant amount of their advertising dollars from the gov't inspite of being very anti-government. That's a government that tolerates freedom of expression.

can you tell us why the PPP prevents Linden from getting radio and TV stations apart from thiose sanctioned by govt? ERven though few Lindeners support the govt.

There are numerous TV stations that are privately-owned and operated. The opposition can be seen on them on a daily basis responding to the government or making condemnations.


Can you tell us why the only radio stations allowed are govt owned stations?

Why don't those who claimed to have been denied a license to operate come forward with their case. The will be willing to give a response.

Clearly this is an attempt to control access to information, especially in Linden.


Lindeners have shown their dismay with the opposition. The PPP have finally been able to make in-roads into this traditionally PNC town. Lindeners are free to access various media to air their voices at any time. Just watch CN Sharma and you will see how happy and free Lindeners are to speak.
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Lindeners have shown their dismay with the opposition. The PPP have finally been able to make in-roads into this traditionally PNC town. Lindeners are free to access various media to air their voices at any time. Just watch CN Sharma and you will see how happy and free Lindeners are to speak.


1. Lindeners wish to control their own air waves and not depend on when the PPP chose to allow them to air their views limiting such only to thsoe who support, or pretend to support the PPP? Why arent they allowed teh diversity of media allowed to say the UNC supporters in Trinidad? Can Lindeners see CN Sharma in Linden....without having to use a PC, beyond the means of most Lindeners?

2. The PPP has made no inroads since 1997. You can go check the election results if you wish. In 2006 they received FEWER votes than they did in 1997. The overwhelming majority of the votes in the 2006 elections went to the PNC and teh AFC, despite their disillusionment with the PNC and skepticism with the AFC. Indeed what oen xcan detect is that Lindeners seem increasingly incline dto view the whole electoral process as a waste of their time.


http://www.guyana.org/Election...ons2006_results.html


http://www.guyana.org/Elections/past_results.html


3. 5,000 people who voted in 2001 decided not to vote in 2006, because they have decided that the PNC doesnt deserve their support. BRG how come they didnt vote PPP, because had they done so the PPP would have won Region 10???!!!
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DRUGGIE: What befuddles me is why the AFC/PNC did not host a rememberance event for all these folks, from Lindo Creek, Lusignan, Agricola and Bartica. These dunces do nothing but criticize others who make an attempt. That how they intend to run Guyana should by some miracle they attain power, walk around with lead boots.


What befuddles me is the PPP government is yet to prosecute and hang the masterminds of the massacre.

Long on political tricks, but short on substance.
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DRUGGIE: What befuddles me is why the AFC/PNC did not host a rememberance event for all these folks, from Lindo Creek, Lusignan, Agricola and Bartica. These dunces do nothing but criticize others who make an attempt. That how they intend to run Guyana should by some miracle they attain power, walk around with lead boots.


What befuddles me is the PPP government is yet to prosecute and hang the masterminds of the massacre.

Long on political tricks, but short on substance.


TK there are two theories.

1. The "mastermindsmight work at Office of teh President.

OR

2. If there dont and represent a militant group of Africans then their final arrest will allow Indians to relax, no longer fear the PNC....well you know the rest......put it this way the PPP will come begging you all to support them in parliament because they will have fewer than 50% of the seats.
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DRUGGIE: What befuddles me is why the AFC/PNC did not host a rememberance event for all these folks, from Lindo Creek, Lusignan, Agricola and Bartica. These dunces do nothing but criticize others who make an attempt. That how they intend to run Guyana should by some miracle they attain power, walk around with lead boots.


What befuddles me is the PPP government is yet to prosecute and hang the masterminds of the massacre.

Long on political tricks, but short on substance.


How can they arrest people if the victims could not identify the perpetrators nor physical evidence did not exist. The massacre was well planned with masterminds in the opposition issuing directives. When the massacres were completed the opposition further helped by covering the tracks of their wards.
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TK there are two theories.

1. The "mastermindsmight work at Office of teh President.

OR

2. If there dont and represent a militant group of Africans then their final arrest will allow Indians to relax, no longer fear the PNC....well you know the rest......put it this way the PPP will come begging you all to support them in parliament because they will have fewer than 50% of the seats.


Notice that ever since Hinckson was put on a short leash and Fineman was terminated, the killings stopped. Now police have more support from the public who became disenchanted with the confrontational tactics of the PNC/AFC after they chose violence as a means of attaining power. But they are still potent as you note that the troublemakers burnt down the min of health and a few other gt businesses in fulfillment of their master plan of making the country ungovernable.
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TK there are two theories.

1. The "mastermindsmight work at Office of teh President.

OR

2. If there dont and represent a militant group of Africans then their final arrest will allow Indians to relax, no longer fear the PNC....well you know the rest......put it this way the PPP will come begging you all to support them in parliament because they will have fewer than 50% of the seats.


Notice that ever since Hinckson was put on a short leash and Fineman was terminated, the killings stopped. Now police have more support from the public who became disenchanted with the confrontational tactics of the PNC/AFC after they chose violence as a means of attaining power. But they are still potent as you note that the troublemakers burnt down the min of health and a few other gt businesses in fulfillment of their master plan of making the country ungovernable.


Hey Drudge, so you are into shirtlifting now... it's amazing how you come up with these faggy comments. yippie
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Notice that ever since Hinckson was put on a short leash and Fineman was terminated, the killings stopped. .


1. Which killings stopped and what crime is no longer a problem? Even the police force will be surprised at your conclusion.

2. The "trouble makers" made "trouble" after Fineman died. Doesnt that make nonsense your claim that all is well after the death of Fineman. ANy case why would the PNC which wanted to maximize coverage of the torture of the child and of the prosecution of Khan wanted to divert attention from these topics? Most certainly it was the PPP which tried to divert attention and what better than to peddle claims of beuing under attack, as usual trying to be the saint. If the PNC did it then this is further proof that he is apaid poodle of the PPP.


Please note that since the discussions about the torture boy and RK have quited so has chat about the Ministry of Health, etc. Did the govt ever try to get to the bottom of who planned thsi especially when they inserted claims of international terrorism? Drugb youare amazingly gullable to think that the PPP ought not to be included among the lists of suspects in thsoe acts of vandalism in G/twn last year.
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Notice that ever since Hinckson was put on a short leash and Fineman was terminated, the killings stopped. .


1. Which killings stopped and what crime is no longer a problem? Even the police force will be surprised at your conclusion.

2. The "trouble makers" made "trouble" after Fineman died. Doesnt that make nonsense your claim that all is well after the death of Fineman. ANy case why would the PNC which wanted to maximize coverage of the torture of the child and of the prosecution of Khan wanted to divert attention from these topics? Most certainly it was the PPP which tried to divert attention and what better than to peddle claims of beuing under attack, as usual trying to be the saint. If the PNC did it then this is further proof that he is apaid poodle of the PPP.


Please note that since the discussions about the torture boy and RK have quited so has chat about the Ministry of Health, etc. Did the govt ever try to get to the bottom of who planned thsi especially when they inserted claims of international terrorism? Drugb youare amazingly gullable to think that the PPP ought not to be included among the lists of suspects in thsoe acts of vandalism in G/twn last year.

Why then has the PNC been granting safe haven to Thierens and the other accused of the terrorist plot? The killings have dramatically dropped, compared to other countries, like Jamaica, Trinidad, and the US whose murder rates per capita surpass Guyana's by miles.
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1. Which killings stopped and what crime is no longer a problem? Even the police force will be surprised at your conclusion.

2. The "trouble makers" made "trouble" after Fineman died. Doesnt that make nonsense your claim that all is well after the death of Fineman. ANy case why would the PNC which wanted to maximize coverage of the torture of the child and of the prosecution of Khan wanted to divert attention from these topics? Most certainly it was the PPP which tried to divert attention and what better than to peddle claims of beuing under attack, as usual trying to be the saint. If the PNC did it then this is further proof that he is apaid poodle of the PPP.


Please note that since the discussions about the torture boy and RK have quited so has chat about the Ministry of Health, etc. Did the govt ever try to get to the bottom of who planned thsi especially when they inserted claims of international terrorism? Drugb youare amazingly gullable to think that the PPP ought not to be included among the lists of suspects in thsoe acts of vandalism in G/twn last year.


The mass murders have ceased ever since Fineman and his gang were terminated. Hinckson though has to be under close surveillance since he still has a wicked agenda and can stir up trouble along with the likes of Benschop.

The overseas authors of the fires have not been apprehended because the US have refused to cooperate. Their phone number has noted for future references. You haters must realize that none of your skulduggery will stand in the face of progress.
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Rama,

You are out of line with your "pronouncement" on Ireton.



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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
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Originally posted by Ireton:
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."


I can't help observed that in your last 10 posts you've mentioned the word 'race' almost 20 times. Are you so obsessed with your race that you cannot see the damage it is doing to your own self. You are a selfconceited, egotical Jack.ass... You have supported criminals in the AFC and PNC in the past. According to your posts which have expressed your racial views, you are a deranged individual whose stupidity is second to none..


Name the criminals that Ireton supported in the past. Why is the Administration allowing you to make libelous posts?
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Why then has the PNC been granting safe haven to Thierens and the other accused of the terrorist plot? The killings have dramatically dropped, compared to other countries, like Jamaica, Trinidad, and the US whose murder rates per capita surpass Guyana's by miles.


Tell me something? If the PNC is guilty why dont you use this very situation to carry them to court? Wouldt it make good political theater for the world to see senior PNC officials found guilty for engaging or at the very least protecting criminals?


Maybe the problem is you lack proof of these accusations but make them nonetheless because hungry Corbin is being fed by Jagdeo and so cannot retaliate.

Murder rates in the USA are way lower than Guyana. You ought to try telling the truth sometimes. Atlanta, Baltimore, etc do not constitute the USA in its entirety and in fact NYC is much safer than Guyana. One there isless crime per capita. Two the mayor deals with crime rather than blaming the opposition. Three the police force and judiciary are effective so bandits know that they will most likely be caught.

Oh BTW Jamaica was muchmore dangerous than Guyana undre the PNC as well and so was Trinidad. Are you saying that Guyana;s lower crime rate sare because of the PPP? No. Guyanese just happen to be way less violent than their rambunctious island brethren.
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The mass murders have ceased ever since Fineman and his gang were terminated.


OK so then the PPP was responsible for the MInistry of Health fires and other forms of vandalism last year because Fineman was alreday dead and according to you all problem ended at that time.
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The mass murders have ceased ever since Fineman and his gang were terminated.


OK so then the PPP was responsible for the MInistry of Health fires and other forms of vandalism last year because Fineman was alreday dead and according to you all problem ended at that time.


You should take time to read. I specifically stated that the wicked opposition were still potent, hence the min of health fire. But little by little they will be eradicated as the people reject their destructive ways of recourse.
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Indians, Africans, and Amerindians are convinced that much of the violence since 1997 was political and emanates from forces directly and indirectly linked to the Peoples National Congress. It is almost possible to change this view. The Guyanese people wants peace, progress, and a democratic government. The Waddells, Benchops, Moores, and others are out to start trouble. Our people have rejected these people by choosing to vote for other parties. The AFC and PPP turned out to be the real winners in the last elections. The PNC realized that violence has been counterproductive for the party.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Billy Ram Balgobin:
Indians, Africans, and Amerindians are convinced that much of the [QUOTE]

They want to know that if the PPP has this information why havent they used it to safeguard the population and the economy?

Any ideas Billy? You and drugb are saying that the opposition are still trying to do damage so clearly the mercenaries that you claim solved the problem didnt?

So are you looking for a new Roger Khan? Or is it that alleging that the PNC forments crime but doing nothing to stop them will terrify Indians to your side?

Oh but now its the AFC are the criminals. The PNC are your new best friends now that Corbin beat back the "terrorists" within the PNC. And Corbin cuddles up to Jagdeo like a little poodle.
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[ But little by little they will be eradicated as the people reject their destructive ways of recourse.


I see so you will allow PNC "criminals" to roam free though you claim that you know about their criminals acts and have sufficient evidence to consider them guilty.

Yes "little by little" to give you all enough time to explain to your folks why they must flee to Barbados if they want to earnh a decent life.....if you got rid of them NOW waht excuse will you use to explain why Guyana is the poorest nation in the English speaking Caribbean when we should be the richest, beaten only by Trinidad if at all.
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The PNC realized that violence has been counterproductive for the party.


I am confused....the pnc is to blame for all the violenec in guyana....but they arent violent.....oops i forgot...corbin is your new poodle cuddling up for his milk and soup so he isnt bad any more. Trotman is the evil one if we believe the daily output from Berbician and SJ who regurgitate "information" as part of their daily routines atthe OP.
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The PNC realized that violence has been counterproductive for the party.


I am confused....the pnc is to blame for all the violenec in guyana....but they arent violent.....oops i forgot...corbin is your new poodle cuddling up for his milk and soup so he isnt bad any more. Trotman is the evil one if we believe the daily output from Berbician and SJ who regurgitate "information" as part of their daily routines atthe OP.

Something wrong with you, under whose watch was Fineman and his gang perpetrating genocide in Bartica, Luisgnan and Lindo Creek? It was under Corbin's
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To say that the PPP has done nothing to bring those responsible for politically directed terror is simply dishonest.

Benschop was before the courts for Treason!

Over 25 members of the Buxton/Agricola gang of 'Freedom Fighters' are in prison awaiting trial.

As for the re-emergence of terrorist activities after the death of Fineman, the U.S has promised its help in locating the US based mastermind. Of course, law enforcement officials are not required to disclose pertinent info that could possibly hamper investigations as some of the opposition supporters here might want, for what ever reasons known only to themselves.
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Originally posted by Ramakant_p:
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Originally posted by Ireton:
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Originally posted by SJ4321:
This guy is a deranged lunatic


Fan the racial flames,it is clear election time is around.But as they say, "fire could be a good servant,and a bad master."



I can't help observed that in your last 10 posts you've mentioned the word 'race' almost 20 times. Are you so obsessed with your race that you cannot see the damage it is doing to your own self. You are a selfconceited, egotical Jack.ass... You have supported criminals in the AFC and PNC in the past. According to your posts which have expressed your racial views, you are a deranged individual whose stupidity is second to none..


Rama ... granted that I do not read all the threads an posts ...

... your statement against Ireton seems to be baseless and indeed uncalled-for.

Ireton has his views ... some he and I agree/differ on and indeed some we agree to disagree ...

... however Ireton never leaves me with the impresion as noted in the red part of your quote.

So ireton does not accuse the indians of playing the race card. That means nothing to you! If you nthink that he does not support the criminals then you are mistaken. He says it in all his posts. How many time did he not accuse us of fanning the flames of racism?
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Rama is a chronic racist pig.
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So ireton does not accuse the indians of playing the race card. That means nothing to you! If you nthink that he does not support the criminals then you are mistaken. He says it in all his posts. How many time did he not accuse us of fanning the flames of racism?



Rama,show where I supported any criminals in my post. It is you my friend who is caught up in race and racist drivel.
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So ireton does not accuse the indians of playing the race card. That means nothing to you! If you nthink that he does not support the criminals then you are mistaken. He says it in all his posts. How many time did he not accuse us of fanning the flames of racism?



Rama,show where I supported any criminals in my post. It is you my friend who is caught up in race and racist drivel.


Read your postings. You accuse the PPP of all sorts of crime to cover the activities of the Criminals. To me taht is supporting them. When I point out the mistakes of the opposition, you claim that the PPP is responsible for the crimes. Despite the facts that tehy have done so mush to combat and eradice crime you still bytch about crime is rising and people are living in fear. You and your friends often accuse the PPP of keep in the indians in poverty and ignorance but we all know that isn't true. How often do you use the 'RACE' word to cover up you own short comings. Try answer for yourself and do not let others answer for you.

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Dear Editor,



Since Priya Mahase chose to attack my character in her rant captioned, "IAC views Freddie Kissoon's opinions as uninformed" (29-01-10), I request the space and opportunity to respond.

The politically and ethnically well fed smugness that course through every line of Mahase's missive is understandable, even while at the same time being nauseatingly unpalatable. The IAC is an ethnic organisation enjoying a political arena governed by an empathetically conscious ethnic regime.

Outpourings from some in its prominent membership that "Guyana would have been a mangrove swamp if not for the arrival of certain ethnic immigrants", or that the festival of Mashramani amount to a "dumbing down to blackness", is more indicative of the identity and ideology of the IAC, than the deceiving, "all of us are one", phrases Mahase injects into her rant from time to time.

Bottom line, the IAC benefits from a sharing of ethnicity between its leadership and the political leadership of the nation. The organisation receives the kind of disproportionate funding, compared to groups like ACDA that it does. So please, Miss Mahase, your attempts to present the IAC as a colour blind altruistic body becomes laughable under this reality and circumstance.

Priya Mahase's outrage over the fact that Freddie Kissoon chose to name me as his hero is painfully obvious. So much so she rages that, "...A few weeks ago he noted that one of his Guyanese heroes is Mark Benschop, a former treason accuse who allegedly was responsible for an invasion of the Office of the President in 2002. That invasion of the nation's highest office led to the ransacking of some offices within, grievous bodily harm to security personnel and the deaths of some".

Like so many of her ilk, Mahase blends partial truths with malicious fabrications, in order to attack the messengers who are not obsequiously receptive to her perspectives and the organisation that she represents. The individual who took responsibility for leading a crowd of protestors into the Office of the President, and who was pardoned by the President, wrote publicly about the circumstances that brought me to that scene. Nothing of which he wrote jells with the ridiculous assertions of Mahase.

In fact I stood before a jury that, after examining the case, was deadlocked 11 to 1 in favour of acquittal. Unfortunately for me, too many in Guyana still are, including the political powers that be in the regime that now hold our nation by the throat. That is why, despite a judicial outcome that would have triggered the release or bail of anyone in a similar situation elsewhere in the world, herculean efforts were pursued to keep me locked up.

Further to that sequence of thoughts, the criminal and ethical responsibility for the killings that occurred that day rest on the shoulders of specific trigger happy members of the discipline service So, like I inferred in the foregoing, no amount of non sequiturs thrown around by Mahase in a collection of paragraphs are capable of obfuscating the obvious.

There are heroes of Mahase's against whom there are more than allegations of invasion of private domains. There are eye witnesses who have vocally and vociferously testified to such infractions. The difference between that kind of hero and someone like me chosen by Freddie Kissoon, that is, for people of Priya Mahase ilk, is a product of our reproductive origins. Mine caused me to emerge looking one way, and others caused them to appear differently. That difference, particularly in Guyana, influences an automatic presumption of innocence or guilt, based on the physical characteristics of the reproductive agencies.

Mark Benschop, if I might be permitted the privilege of using the third person option in this aspect of my observations, runs a not for profit charitable organisation dedicated to the needs and concerns of Guyanese individuals and families, many of whom can barely eke out an existence in these harsh and uncompromising times. The criterion that triggers aid is the urgency and severity of each individual situation, rather than any association with an ethnic grouping. The Benschop foundation does not need to expound in broad generalities to convince any sane person about its diverse outlook and outreach. The evidence exists in the mosaic of individuals and families who flock to the doors in search of succor. For me, violence and death is not only awful when the victims are predominantly of one ethnic group or another. I am repulsed by wanton killings and violence that creates victims anywhere, regardless of whether it is in Lusignan, Agricola, the Guyana prisons, or a police lock-up.

I am not locked into an ethnically influenced feudal time warp that operates like blinders that limit the periphery of my outlook. Those zones are reserved for people like Priya Mahase, who have become so accustomed to the privilege and entitlements of ethnic power, that they attach a sort of divinity to its reality.

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it is the same old posturing from Rama Pee and the PPP mouth pieces. Firstly Rama there are many of us residing overseas who are fully aware of the happenings at home people arrive every day and we have relatives. Ram i guess you cannot see the difference between criticism and harsh accusations.To be honest many of you indo PPP diehards still cannot accept the fact that the PPP has it faults.NO you are still blind to the mere fact that there is crime poverty social decline ect. Whenever some on this forum make statements that are factual the simple response is there are racist PNC supporters ect...To be sincere this attacking of people without knowing them is a darn shame comming from Rama especially who is supposedly an intellectual.
Why are Guyanese flocking the Caribbean island to get "wuk" to remit some "cash" home. The PPP might have done some improvements but don't use expected social and economic improvement as a political tool it expected to be done as as a country moves ahead.the PPP is behaving just like the PNC of the past the only thing is the pot is off and the kettle is on the stove. Rama I see you are still in cold Canada,,eh eh bai is nah time fu go home to Gt..sweet land of liberty,freedom and crime free....
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Originally posted by Ireton:
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So ireton does not accuse the indians of playing the race card. That means nothing to you! If you nthink that he does not support the criminals then you are mistaken. He says it in all his posts. How many time did he not accuse us of fanning the flames of racism?



Rama,show where I supported any criminals in my post. It is you my friend who is caught up in race and racist drivel.


Read your postings. You accuse the PPP of all sorts of crime to cover the activities of the Criminals. To me taht is supporting them. When I point out the mistakes of the opposition, you claim that the PPP is responsible for the crimes. Despite the facts that tehy have done so mush to combat and eradice crime you still bytch about crime is rising and people are living in fear. You and your friends often accuse the PPP of keep in the indians in poverty and ignorance but we all know that isn't true. How often do you use the 'RACE' word to cover up you own short comings. Try answer for yourself and do not let others answer for you.


Shortcomings? Do explain. It is the PPP that to date continue to show confidence in the corrupt and criminal Guyana Police.Now tell me about who supports criminals. Your problem is that you are more than willing to accept wrong doing on on side,yet,fail to demand accountability and fairness for others. For you, as long as one is against,one is an enemy.

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Originally posted by gbana: Whenever some on this forum make statements that are factual the simple response is there are racist PNC supporters ect...To be sincere this attacking of people without knowing them is a darn shame comming from Rama especially who is supposedly an intellectual...
Eh eh Rama like yuh get promote bhai. Yuh turn intellectual overnight Big Grin
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China has emerged as the number one exporter in the world surpassing Germany and the US, yet I see so many Chinese traveling thousands of miles to seek a better life in the US and other parts of the world.

What can we deduce from this?

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China has emerged as the number one exporter in the world surpassing Germany and the US, yet I see so many Chinese traveling thousands of miles to seek a better life in the US and other parts of the world.

What can we deduce from this?
That Chinese take away food is in great demand along with other Chinese products but the only way Americans can get it fast is if many Chinese move to America and open restaurants Wink
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it is the same old posturing from Rama Pee and the PPP mouth pieces. Firstly Rama there are many of us residing overseas who are fully aware of the happenings at home people arrive every day and we have relatives. Ram i guess you cannot see the difference between criticism and harsh accusations.To be honest many of you indo PPP diehards still cannot accept the fact that the PPP has it faults.NO you are still blind to the mere fact that there is crime poverty social decline ect. Whenever some on this forum make statements that are factual the simple response is there are racist PNC supporters ect...To be sincere this attacking of people without knowing them is a darn shame comming from Rama especially who is supposedly an intellectual.
Why are Guyanese flocking the Caribbean island to get "wuk" to remit some "cash" home. The PPP might have done some improvements but don't use expected social and economic improvement as a political tool it expected to be done as as a country moves ahead.the PPP is behaving just like the PNC of the past the only thing is the pot is off and the kettle is on the stove. Rama I see you are still in cold Canada,,eh eh bai is nah time fu go home to Gt..sweet land of liberty,freedom and crime free....


It is their birth right to use their achievements as a political tool for
re_election. You should look at the AFC and PNC using jagdeo travels as political. When in fact they are grasping at straws. If I didn't believe that the PPP is the best party to govern guyana, I wouldn't have supported them.
Bg, you are blind to the faults of the PNC /AFC. They criticize the police methods of fighting crime and not the criminals who committed them. To me, that is deflecting the responsibilities from their own.
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It is their birth right to use their achievements as a political tool for
re_election. You should look at the AFC and PNC using jagdeo travels as political. When in fact they are grasping at straws. If I didn't believe that the PPP is the best party to govern guyana, I wouldn't have supported them.
Bg, you are blind to the faults of the PNC /AFC. They criticize the police methods of fighting crime and not the criminals who committed them. To me, that is deflecting the responsibilities from their own.


This speaks specifically to the laziness of the Opposition.
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Freddie is operating like a typical undercover ppp operative. His letters serve to galvanize the Indian votes...afc and pnc should investigate his motives. If I were the ppp, Freddie must be a blessing, and the best thing in their relection campaign.
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Originally posted by gbana: Whenever some on this forum make statements that are factual the simple response is there are racist PNC supporters ect...To be sincere this attacking of people without knowing them is a darn shame comming from Rama especially who is supposedly an intellectual...
Eh eh Rama like yuh get promote bhai. Yuh turn intellectual overnight Big Grin


he didn't finish the sentense..
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Originally posted by gbana: Whenever some on this forum make statements that are factual the simple response is there are racist PNC supporters ect...To be sincere this attacking of people without knowing them is a darn shame comming from Rama especially who is supposedly an intellectual...
Eh eh Rama like yuh get promote bhai. Yuh turn intellectual overnight Big Grin


he didn't finish the sentense..


Did you mean 'sentence'? Wink
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Something wrong with you, under whose watch was Fineman and his gang perpetrating genocide in Bartica, Luisgnan and Lindo Creek? It was under Corbin's


Curious.

1. If Corbin is so evil why is the PPP so happy to have him lead the PNC to the point where they lambasted various attempts at dumping him as PNC leader to be the work of terrorists. Either you or SJ said as much as this a few days ago.

2. If Corbin is guilty why has he NEVER appeared in court to defend himself against what you and the PNC allege tro be his collusion with terrorists and criminals?


You now you can terrify Guyanese into pretending to swllow your Ofice of the President/GINA nonsense. Those of us Guyanese outside of Guyana do not need to be afraid of you all.
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To say that the PPP has done nothing to bring those responsible for politically directed terror is simply dishonest.

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Benschop is not a PNC leader and as I reecall you all were not able to prove that he had anything to do with Fineman and others so you had to pardon him.

We stillawait you all to try some senior PNC official for criminal behavior.

BTW you were never able to prove that Lindo Creek was the work of Fineman and not of some ignar Joint Services patrol who shot and killed first before they realized their mistake then they had to do damage c9ontrol.
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Over 25 members of the Buxton/Agricola gang of 'Freedom Fighters' are in prison awaiting trial.

elves.


And who are the masterminds behind these guys? Who funded them? Who armed them? Do you even know? You claim the PNC. None of these guys have any clout within the PNCso you have to fry bigger fish.

If you have the proof bring the BIG FISH to court. If you dont have proof quit looking silly making unsubstantiated accusations which in a civilized society would have had Jagdeo slapped with defamation law suites. Either go find the proof or admit that you guys indulge in cheap elctioneering geared to terrify your core support base, from which you get at least 85% of your votes.

Question for the PPP. What violent activities do you plan within the next 6 months (and blame on mysterious forces who you never punish) to terrify Indians to guarantee a lock on the Local Govt elections?
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I see so you will allow PNC "criminals" to roam free though you claim that you know about their criminals acts and have sufficient evidence to consider them guilty.

Yes "little by little" to give you all enough time to explain to your folks why they must flee to Barbados if they want to earnh a decent life.....if you got rid of them NOW waht excuse will you use to explain why Guyana is the poorest nation in the English speaking Caribbean when we should be the richest, beaten only by Trinidad if at all.


I don't run Guyana so I don't allow anything. The PNC/AFC criminals are operating with wide support from the parties. They are provided alibis and their tracks are covered. As you will note the AFC/PNC leaders are mostly lawyers so they know how to get around the system.

Now the folks mining in the interior will smack you around if you told them to go to Barbados to work in the tourist industry. In fact Barbados is in the gutter, they just caught a Bajan at the Guyana airport trying to smuggle out cocaine. Weren't you the one saying that Bajans don't smuggle drugs?.

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An undercover operation that was intelligence-driven has led to the arrest of a Barbadian man with 10 kilogrammes of cocaine at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri at around 14:00 hrs yesterday. The suspect was an outgoing passenger on a LIAT 512 flight that was bound for Barbados. Kaieteur News was told that undercover investigators were aware that the man was a drug mule, but allowed him to enter the CJIA terminal before arresting him. A search revealed that the suspect was carrying 10 kilogrammes of cocaine strapped to his body. The bust occurred even as police and officials from Customs Anti Narcotics Unit (CANU) continue to investigate how a suitcase with 24 kilos of cocaine passed security personnel posted at the CJIA and ended up in the US, where it was intercepted. And just recently, a woman pleaded guilty to trafficking in cocaine after she was nabbed at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) with ten grammes of cocaine in the lining of her wig.
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An undercover operation that was intelligence-driven has led to the arrest of a Barbadian man with 10 kilogrammes of cocaine at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri at around 14:00 hrs yesterday. The suspect was an outgoing passenger on a LIAT 512 flight that was bound for Barbados. Kaieteur News was told that undercover investigators were aware that the man was a drug mule, but allowed him to enter the CJIA terminal before arresting him. A search revealed that the suspect was carrying 10 kilogrammes of cocaine strapped to his body. The bust occurred even as police and officials from Customs Anti Narcotics Unit (CANU) continue to investigate how a suitcase with 24 kilos of cocaine passed security personnel posted at the CJIA and ended up in the US, where it was intercepted. And just recently, a woman pleaded guilty to trafficking in cocaine after she was nabbed at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) with ten grammes of cocaine in the lining of her wig.
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Funny thing. Guyana must be in teh trash because way more Guyanese are caught in barbados than bajans in Guyana. Drugb I invite you to show me any index of socio-economic development where Barbados scores lower than Guyana.

A little 166 square piece of coral quite easily fitting into the Essequibo but with a GDP 4X as bigger than that of ALL of Guyana. With 1/3 the population and with unemployment rates lower than Guyana. So if Bdos is trash what is Guyana? Indicate to me why Guyanese are so eager to flee to this "trash" that they account for more than 50% of those deported or refused entry that the Bajans have even set aside a special room at their airport specially to perform cavity searches and other forms og humiliation against Guyanese.


Please find any post where I claim that Bajans dont smuggle. My comments were that Bajans are way more successful at catching the large shipments of coke from Guyana than the guyana authorities are. They focus on little mules letting others catch big shipments sent by Roger Khan and others of his type. To scared to deal with the big drug men in Guyana fearing a call from some PPP bigwig threatening them.

If the PNC, seen by most as being class morons, are able to fool the PPP what does that make the PPP? Clearly not qualified to govern if idiots can confuse them. The PPP has their share of lawyers too, but they are too busy working for the major drug traffickers it appears. It always amazes me that most of the large traffickers are/were PPP and yet you ignore this fact.
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China has emerged as the number one exporter in the world surpassing Germany and the US, yet I see so many Chinese traveling thousands of miles to seek a better life in the US and other parts of the world.

What can we deduce from this?
That Chinese take away food is in great demand along with other Chinese products but the only way Americans can get it fast is if many Chinese move to America and open restaurants Wink


American Fast Food is faster than Chinese Fast Foods.

The Chinese economy cannot provide a decent job or good living for every Chinese. This is the reason why many are leaving for other countries. We face a similar situation but not as dire as the Chinese. Our people are attracted to the jobs and lifestyles of North America just like any other people in the West Indies. We see Bajans, Jamaicans, St.Lucians, Antiguans, and Grenadans emigrating to NY. Why would Guyanese not want to live in a place that offers a better living?
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We see Bajans, Jamaicans, St.Lucians, Antiguans, and Grenadans emigrating to NY. Why would Guyanese not want to live in a place that offers a better living?


And we see Guyanese rushing to Barbados, Jamaica, Antigua and Grenada to replace them. Why is Guyana so low that not only do we migrate to the USA and Canada but also to other third world nations not good enough even for their own nationals to live in?
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To say that the PPP has done nothing to bring those responsible for politically directed terror is simply dishonest.

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Benschop is not a PNC leader and as I reecall you all were not able to prove that he had anything to do with Fineman and others so you had to pardon him.

We stillawait you all to try some senior PNC official for criminal behavior.

BTW you were never able to prove that Lindo Creek was the work of Fineman and not of some ignar Joint Services patrol who shot and killed first before they realized their mistake then they had to do damage c9ontrol.

Many persons have attributed the relative calm currently being experience to the GPF in bringing criminals to justice either by killing them in engagement or having them place before the courts, Carib despite all that you would agree that Waddell (whoever killed him), Dale mooore and others didn't deserve a trial, the world was done a favor by their deaths.
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Many persons have attributed the relative calm .


Oh I see because teh Pradoville crew have their mercenaries to protect them there is relative calm. I wonder if teh Australian who got shot then almost died because of Guyana's "excellent" health care will agree with you or the numerous small business people of all races who got robbed daily. Even the GPF say that there is an upward spike in robberies recently.

But the Pradoville elite sleep soundly so who cares.

Why dont you furnish proof that Waddell was a violent criminal. Telling AfroGuyanese not to support Indian businesses may not be something taht you endorse but it hardly arises to criminal behavior and we have yet to see anything other than unsupported allegations that he was in the same leauge as Dale Moore.

Let us compare a civilized society with a savage one. The Nigerian pants on fire man is being interrogated...whereas in Guyana you will kill him. He is revealing loads of details which have already led to several arrests and increased knowledge of AlQaeda. You all dont know who was masterminding the criminals because you killed them off. And then you tie people like Waddell to criminal behaviro and feel perfectly free to do so without furnishing proof.

No wonder you all dont like teh court system because there you would actually have to prove some one's guilt.

BTW folks outside of Guyana dont view the killing of Waddell as justice.

http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en...URL_SECTION=201.html


http://www.rsf.org/Opposition-...ist-gunned-down.html

http://www.psc.org.gy/press/mediareleases/31jan06.htm
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Many persons have attributed the relative calm .


Oh I see because teh Pradoville crew have their mercenaries to protect them there is relative calm. I wonder if teh Australian who got shot then almost died because of Guyana's "excellent" health care will agree with you or the numerous small business people of all races who got robbed daily. Even the GPF say that there is an upward spike in robberies recently.

But the Pradoville elite sleep soundly so who cares.

Why dont you furnish proof that Waddell was a violent criminal. Telling AfroGuyanese not to support Indian businesses may not be something taht you endorse but it hardly arises to criminal behavior and we have yet to see anything other than unsupported allegations that he was in the same leauge as Dale Moore.

Let us compare a civilized society with a savage one. The Nigerian pants on fire man is being interrogated...whereas in Guyana you will kill him. He is revealing loads of details which have already led to several arrests and increased knowledge of AlQaeda. You all dont know who was masterminding the criminals because you killed them off. And then you tie people like Waddell to criminal behaviro and feel perfectly free to do so without furnishing proof.

No wonder you all dont like teh court system because there you would actually have to prove some one's guilt.

BTW folks outside of Guyana dont view the killing of Waddell as justice.

http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en...URL_SECTION=201.html


http://www.rsf.org/Opposition-...ist-gunned-down.html

http://www.psc.org.gy/press/mediareleases/31jan06.htm

Waddell was caught on Camera attempting to raze an entire business block. The Nigerian man was a victim of the the West's making criminals out of ordinary citizens, in this day and age there was no way that he could have gotten past those security checks at the airports. Why did he choose to detonate whatever he had in the passenger seat why not the washroom? This is another case of the US creating a scenario to launch an attack against another country.
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caribj:BTW folks outside of Guyana dont view the killing of Waddell as justice.

http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en...URL_SECTION=201.html


http://www.rsf.org/Opposition-...ist-gunned-down.html

http://www.psc.org.gy/press/mediareleases/31jan06.htm

Waddell was caught on Camera attempting to raze an entire business block.[QUOTE]


1. The Nigerian's daddy reported his son as a terrorist. Is this some plot that a father will send his some to a certain death penalty by doing this? Nigerian boy was like Reed. Not too bright. Maybe the 72 virgins only are delivered if suicides occur in the open and not in lavatories. Facts are that he did set his pants on fire.....not something to be encouraged on an aircraft, especially when about to land.

2. If Waddell was indeed caught on tape that would have been ground sfor him tio be charged and brought forward to the courts. If found guilty he would have been charged. Wouldnt taht have been a better outcome than the world reporting that the govt of Guyana hires assassins to kill journalists?

berbician why does the PPP have an aversion to using the courts to try those who they dont like for political reasons? Can it be because the tape doesnt exist and they brainwashed you into thinking that it does?Berbician this is why whenever Guyana is reported in the international media its always portrayed as some mysterious, remore, dark and gloomy South American version to Haiti where strange things happen.

Why provide teh international media with an opportunity to sensationalize Guyana because at the end of teh day they are seen as way more credible than the govt of Guyana, either in the past under PNC or currently under the PPP? And please dont shoot your mouth that it doesnt matter because, given that the PPP's economic development strategy is based on begging the country's credbility is paramount. This is why Norway, instead of giving the money to Guyana outright, is having it funneled and monitored via the World Bank. Willing to bet the slightly les myterious Suriname gets better treatment.
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Funny thing. Guyana must be in teh trash because way more Guyanese are caught in barbados than bajans in Guyana. Drugb I invite you to show me any index of socio-economic development where Barbados scores lower than Guyana.

A little 166 square piece of coral quite easily fitting into the Essequibo but with a GDP 4X as bigger than that of ALL of Guyana. With 1/3 the population and with unemployment rates lower than Guyana. So if Bdos is trash what is Guyana? Indicate to me why Guyanese are so eager to flee to this "trash" that they account for more than 50% of those deported or refused entry that the Bajans have even set aside a special room at their airport specially to perform cavity searches and other forms og humiliation against Guyanese.


Please find any post where I claim that Bajans dont smuggle. My comments were that Bajans are way more successful at catching the large shipments of coke from Guyana than the guyana authorities are. They focus on little mules letting others catch big shipments sent by Roger Khan and others of his type. To scared to deal with the big drug men in Guyana fearing a call from some PPP bigwig threatening them.

If the PNC, seen by most as being class morons, are able to fool the PPP what does that make the PPP? Clearly not qualified to govern if idiots can confuse them. The PPP has their share of lawyers too, but they are too busy working for the major drug traffickers it appears. It always amazes me that most of the large traffickers are/were PPP and yet you ignore this fact.


Blue water and beautiful sand beaches and the financing of foreigners have blessed Barbados. So don't go comparing apples to oranges.
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Blue water and beautiful sand beaches and have blessed Barbados.


And tehy ahve blessed the Bahamas, Cuba, cayman, Jamaica, Haiti, Dom REp, Puerti Rico, St Thomas, St Croix, Tortola, Virgin Gorda, St Maarten, Anguilla, St Barths, St KItts, Nevis, Antigua, Guadeloupe, Martinique, St Lucia, Grenada, Tobago, Aruba, Curacao, MEXICO, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA, VEBEZUELA,HAWAII, THAILAND, Kenya, Tanzania, Mauritius.......well by now you must have gotten the drift.

There are scores of countries with what Barbados has. So why does barbados do better than most of them. Haiti has white sane beacjhes and now cruise ships go there to Labadee.....Haiti, barbados...get teh drift....something other than sea and sand explains this....Dom Rep and Cuba have more white folks than barbados so dont toss that either. Yet Bdos beats both by most measures.

now compare the price of gold in 2007 and 2010 and the price of a hotel room and tell me why Guyana oughtnt to be better off with Bdos having to discount rooms to get tourists. Becuas if they dont the 40 others who compete with them will get the business.
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And tehy ahve blessed the Bahamas, Cuba, cayman, Jamaica, Haiti, Dom REp, Puerti Rico, St Thomas, St Croix, Tortola, Virgin Gorda, St Maarten, Anguilla, St Barths, St KItts, Nevis, Antigua, Guadeloupe, Martinique, St Lucia, Grenada, Tobago, Aruba, Curacao, MEXICO, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA, VEBEZUELA,HAWAII, THAILAND, Kenya, Tanzania, Mauritius.......well by now you must have gotten the drift.

There are scores of countries with what Barbados has. So why does barbados do better than most of them. Haiti has white sane beacjhes and now cruise ships go there to Labadee.....Haiti, barbados...get teh drift....something other than sea and sand explains this....Dom Rep and Cuba have more white folks than barbados so dont toss that either. Yet Bdos beats both by most measures.

now compare the price of gold in 2007 and 2010 and the price of a hotel room and tell me why Guyana oughtnt to be better off with Bdos having to discount rooms to get tourists. Becuas if they dont the 40 others who compete with them will get the business.


Nonsense, the proximity to Western shores and political relation to the US dictates how successful the tourist destination would be.

Barbados had a relation with the British that continues to this day. They were one of the first island nations that exploited the tourist industry as British and American wealthy discovered and acquired property on their shores. The rest of Island nations play catch up and T&T has oil to supplement the economy.

Because of your ignorance of mining I will teach you. Gold does not appear on trees ripe for the picking. There is a process that includes discovery, and then extraction. You just don't walk over to a claim and find gold and it is not as readily found as you think. Why do you think Omai ditched Guyana for
Suriname?
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And tehy ahve blessed the Bahamas, Cuba, cayman, Jamaica, Haiti, Dom REp, Puerti Rico, St Thomas, St Croix, Tortola, Virgin Gorda, St Maarten, Anguilla, St Barths, St KItts, Nevis, Antigua, Guadeloupe, Martinique, St Lucia, Grenada, Tobago, Aruba, Curacao, MEXICO, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA, VEBEZUELA,HAWAII, THAILAND, Kenya, Tanzania, Mauritius.......well by now you must have gotten the drift.

There are scores of countries with what Barbados has. So why does barbados do better than most of them. Haiti has white sane beacjhes and now cruise ships go there to Labadee.....Haiti, barbados...get teh drift....something other than sea and sand explains this....Dom Rep and Cuba have more white folks than barbados so dont toss that either. Yet Bdos beats both by most measures.

now compare the price of gold in 2007 and 2010 and the price of a hotel room and tell me why Guyana oughtnt to be better off with Bdos having to discount rooms to get tourists. Becuas if they dont the 40 others who compete with them will get the business.


Nonsense, the proximity to Western shores and political relation to the US dictates how successful the tourist destination would be.
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barabdos get most of its tourists from the UK despite being 5,000 miles away. No nearer then The Indian Ocean islands and Africa and often more expensive to get to than Thailand. Now consider how many other sun and sea destinations are no further than barbados...start with haiti a mere 600 miles away from the USA with fantastics beaches. FLORIDA BETTER YET, within the USA.

Gold doesnt appear on trees so why did you tell Guyanese fighting to go live in barbados to look for gold instead.

Do tourists grow on trees? How many of the people who work with you have been to barbados...Bet abunch of them go to Florida every other weekend...so quit thinking that tourists grow on trees or that barbados has something so unique that they can relax and do nothing and all the tourists will come. They have loads of competition whether its from Morocco for the British or Florida from the US. In addition of courss to over 20 caribbean islands, mexico, belize, costa rica and panama and now colombia.

If that was so easy why dont they go to Haiti? Closer to the east coast USA than any other beaxch resoprt apart from Florida, The Bahamas and Jamaica and cayman and Turks. The latter three only nearer by a mile or two.

You see developing a tourist product, aggressiv;ley promoting it, ensuring airlift which these days many destinatrions have to pay for, creating an environment which tourists find attractive and ensuring ther safety isnt a factor.

Drugb there must be a reason why barbados is successful and Haiti isnt. They both have good beaches...in fact haiti's might be even better, its cheaper and it has a richer culture, friendlier people,.....yet nothing.
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barabdos get most of its tourists from the UK despite being 5,000 miles away. No nearer then The Indian Ocean islands and Africa and often more expensive to get to than Thailand. Now consider how many other sun and sea destinations are no further than barbados...start with haiti a mere 600 miles away from the USA with fantastics beaches. FLORIDA BETTER YET, within the USA.

Gold doesnt appear on trees so why did you tell Guyanese fighting to go live in barbados to look for gold instead.

Do tourists grow on trees? How many of the people who work with you have been to barbados...Bet abunch of them go to Florida every other weekend...so quit thinking that tourists grow on trees or that barbados has something so unique that they can relax and do nothing and all the tourists will come. They have loads of competition whether its from Morocco for the British or Florida from the US. In addition of courss to over 20 caribbean islands, mexico, belize, costa rica and panama and now colombia.

If that was so easy why dont they go to Haiti? Closer to the east coast USA than any other beaxch resoprt apart from Florida, The Bahamas and Jamaica and cayman and Turks. The latter three only nearer by a mile or two.

You see developing a tourist product, aggressiv;ley promoting it, ensuring airlift which these days many destinatrions have to pay for, creating an environment which tourists find attractive and ensuring ther safety isnt a factor.

Drugb there must be a reason why barbados is successful and Haiti isnt. They both have good beaches...in fact haiti's might be even better, its cheaper and it has a richer culture, friendlier people,.....yet nothing.


What is the point that you are trying to raise? So Barbados has done well in the tourist industry because of its stable Govt and investment by the White man who own 99% of the wealth on the island. Big deal, what does this have to do with Guyana? Haiti is the armpit of the Caribbean, they have always have unstable political situations due to long standing disputes and injustices melted out by France and the US hundred of years ago.
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What is the point that you are trying to raise? So Barbados has done well in the tourist industry because of its stable Govt and investment by the White man who own 99% of the wealth on the island. ago.


Which is exactly the point. STABLE govt. Not a mad leader who runs around the world bashing the USA with some of the bloodiest dictators out. If Jagdeo sought out foreign investment as eagerly as the bajans have done Guyanese wouldnt be panicking in Nevis that they are about to be deported.

Drugb Four Seasons that islands largest hotel has been closed for at least two years due to hurricane damage. Yet with all that Guyanese there fear Guyana!!!!!!

I see that Guyanese in Nevis are as divided as ever. The official Guyana Assoc seems to attract mostly blacks. By now the GuyIndos ought to know that the Asian Indians who own the duty free shops really dont see them as long lost brothers. Maybe they have their little club some where or dont earn enough to contemplate doing anything otehr than working and sleeping.
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What is the point that you are trying to raise? So Barbados has done well in the tourist industry because of its stable Govt and investment by the White man who own 99% of the wealth on the island. ago.


Which is exactly the point. STABLE govt. Not a mad leader who runs around the world bashing the USA with some of the bloodiest dictators out. If Jagdeo sought out foreign investment as eagerly as the bajans have done Guyanese wouldnt be panicking in Nevis that they are about to be deported.

Drugb Four Seasons that islands largest hotel has been closed for at least two years due to hurricane damage. Yet with all that Guyanese there fear Guyana!!!!!!

I see that Guyanese in Nevis are as divided as ever. The official Guyana Assoc seems to attract mostly blacks. By now the GuyIndos ought to know that the Asian Indians who own the duty free shops really dont see them as long lost brothers. Maybe they have their little club some where or dont earn enough to contemplate doing anything otehr than working and sleeping.


Al he Guyanese associations abroad seems to attract blacks. How many indians are richforde Burke's group? None!! You seem to have some kind of contention with indo_guyanese. No matter where they move to, you seemed to kick them even when they are down..
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Which is exactly the point. STABLE govt. Not a mad leader who runs around the world bashing the USA with some of the bloodiest dictators out. If Jagdeo sought out foreign investment as eagerly as the bajans have done Guyanese wouldnt be panicking in Nevis that they are about to be deported.

Drugb Four Seasons that islands largest hotel has been closed for at least two years due to hurricane damage. Yet with all that Guyanese there fear Guyana!!!!!!

I see that Guyanese in Nevis are as divided as ever. The official Guyana Assoc seems to attract mostly blacks. By now the GuyIndos ought to know that the Asian Indians who own the duty free shops really dont see them as long lost brothers. Maybe they have their little club some where or dont earn enough to contemplate doing anything otehr than working and sleeping.


Is it my understanding that the Barbadian opposition party do not cause unrest as the PNC/AFC in Guyana? Which other country in the Caribbean has opposition parties that actively recruit criminals to attack people based on race as we saw with Lusignan and Bartica? Should the PPP cave in to the wicked ways of the PNC/AFC and just turn over power to them all in the name of political stability?
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Which is exactly the point. STABLE govt. Not a mad leader who runs around the world bashing the USA with some of the bloodiest dictators out. If Jagdeo sought out foreign investment as eagerly as the bajans have done Guyanese wouldnt be panicking in Nevis that they are about to be deported.

Drugb Four Seasons that islands largest hotel has been closed for at least two years due to hurricane damage. Yet with all that Guyanese there fear Guyana!!!!!!

I see that Guyanese in Nevis are as divided as ever. The official Guyana Assoc seems to attract mostly blacks. By now the GuyIndos ought to know that the Asian Indians who own the duty free shops really dont see them as long lost brothers. Maybe they have their little club some where or dont earn enough to contemplate doing anything otehr than working and sleeping.


Is it my understanding that the Barbadian opposition party do not cause unrest as the PNC/AFC in Guyana? Which other country in the Caribbean has opposition parties that actively recruit criminals to attack people based on race as we saw with Lusignan and Bartica? Should the PPP cave in to the wicked ways of the PNC/AFC and just turn over power to them all in the name of political stability?


You are a dangerous psychotic racist. You don't like Afros. Why?
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You are a dangerous psychotic racist. You don't like Afros. Why?


How did you derive that I didn't like Afro's? You are an AFC/PNC type but not Afro so your argument falls apart. After you have lived through the PNC years of repression them come back and tell me if you would ever trust these bastards again.
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You are a dangerous psychotic racist. You don't like Afros. Why?


How did you derive that I didn't like Afro's? You are an AFC/PNC type but not Afro so your argument falls apart. After you have lived through the PNC years of repression them come back and tell me if you would ever trust these bastards again.



Explain, exactly what do you mean when you use the term "AFC/PNC type". You are a racialist. I just read your racist comment to Andre. Mad
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I believe many PNCites, true to the heart are wearing AFC masks on this forum. They will ultimately unmask themselves at some point but it is important for Gov't supporters to unmask them now. GO RAMA and NEHRU. Big Grin

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You are a dangerous psychotic racist. You don't like Afros. Why?


How did you derive that I didn't like Afro's? You are an AFC/PNC type but not Afro so your argument falls apart. After you have lived through the PNC years of repression them come back and tell me if you would ever trust these bastards again.



Explain, exactly what do you mean when you use the term "AFC/PNC type". You are a racialist. I just read your racist comment to Andre. Mad


He can't help it. He has been socialized to hate the black man so much that he's now dreaming that I'm of mixed black heritage.
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