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The U.S. must prove the allegation against Guyana
Dear Editor,
Five years ago, the American Government told the world that Sadam Hussein and Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction.
What a spectacle did Colin Powel present to the Congress of America, which allowed George Bush to wage a now never-ending war in Iraq, with great loss of life and untold damage to property.
Today, this very U.S. Government, in a recent report, is claiming that there is “trafficking in persons” in Guyana. How credible is this report, since we can now see that there never were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
What we have in Iraq today are weapons perpetuating mess and mass destruction. I urge the Government not to be intimidated by this so-called report. Demand credible proof!
Brian Singh
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