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Oct 21, 2011 Letters

 

 

Dear Editor,
It is  no  surprise  Jagdeo  and  the  PPP/C  are  frantically  attacking  both  the  opposition  parties  and  the  Press.  They  have  realized  that  the  end  of  their  reign  of  atrocities  against  this  nation  is  nigh. Their  time  of  accountability  is  an  arm’s  length  away  and  Guyanese  eagerly  await  this  historic  moment.
The  regime  behaves  as  though  the  Treasury  is  its own  and  the  misuse  of  taxpayers’  monies  is  its  right.  It is  so  shameless  and  barefaced  that  it is asking  Guyanese  for  another  five  years  in  office.
After  marginalization  and  discrimination  of  black  people  this  regime  still  continues  to  speak  about  one  people,  one  nation  and  one  destiny  The campaign  is  consumed  with  lawlessness  and  vulgarity,  instead  of  issues  affecting  citizens. Jagdeo  truly  believes  that  all  people are  capable  of  is  gyrating  and  lewd  behaviour.
Dr Roger Luncheon  said  that  there  is  no  Guyanese  of  African  descent   who  is  qualified  to  be  appointed  to  an  Ambassadorial  position.
I  am  disgusted  but  not  surprised  by  the  continuous  assault  on  the  characters  of  APNU  leaders  by  this  naughty  boy  that  Santa  Claus  has  forgotten. He recently targeted  Dr Rupert Roopnaraine.
His  usual  tirade  against  the  APNU  Presidential  candidate,  David  Granger,  about  having  blood  on  his  hands  is  meant  to  demonize  and  malign  Grainger  and  has  no  basis.
APNU  is  concerned  about  Guyana’s  future  and  to  take  it  back  from  Jagdeo  and  his  cohorts. We are  not  interested  in the  past  like  the  PPP/C.  Jagdeo’s  tone  at  Linden  was  entirely  different  from  when  he  spoke  to  his  supporters  at  Albion  and  Babu  John.
Jagdeo  is  fond  of  telling  them  to  inform  their  children  of  the  past. This  is  not  the  path  of  APNU.
But  for  the  records  I  would  deviate  and  remind  Jagdeo  that  as  far  as  blood  on  hands  are  concerned,  he  seems  to  have  convenient  memories
Who  could  have  more  blood  on  their  hands  than  Roger  Khan,  Chowtie  and  the  notorious  Dougla  Alfred  and  his  infamous  sons.
Their  hands  have  and  had  more  blood  on  their  hands  than  a  slaughter  house—the  blood  of  defenceless  black  people.
I  want  Jagdeo  to  tell  his  supporters  this  fact  unlike  the  baseless  allegation  he  makes  about  Granger.
No sane  Guyanese  would  listen  to  this  compulsive  liar.. Time  and  space  do  not  permit  me  to  list  his  countless  lies  in  this  missive.
Umar  Saied

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