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There will be no Nobel Prize for ‘Dr Champion’

May 28, 2010 Letters

Dear Editor,
I really enjoy it when inconsequential moronic sycophants like Neil Adams (see Kaieteur News 25-05-10) reply to my letters. It shows that I have hit a sensitive chord.
The outpourings of characters like Adams clearly indicate that the Almighty was not altogether infallible in his creation of mankind.
I can also be prophetic. There will be no Nobel Prize for ‘Dr Champion’ (or Captain Planet if you will) unless it can be awarded for being the architect of mismanagement.
Trinidadians, Africans and Indians alike, recently demonstrated that they have attained a level of evolution and maturity that allowed them to unite in the removal of a government characterised by arrogance and dictatorial inclinations.
Sad to say, Guyanese, particularly those of the Indian persuasion, do seem to have evolved as much as their Trinidadian brothers and sisters and will allow themselves to reinstall a government ruled by ‘Dr Champion’ (aka Captain Planet) which is infinite times worse than Mr. Manning’s government.
Meanwhile these very Indo Guyanese will continue their unrelenting migration seeking greener pastures in various Caribbean countries and the USA all of which are run by black men while at home they steadfastly give in to the Neanderthal bottom house propaganda of the PPP that “If y’all don vote fuh ahwe, de black man gon tek over de country an bruk down all yuh door an rape all yuh wife an data and tek all yuh money an jewel.”
Bibi K. Nandram

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