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Dem boys seh…Guyana ain’t got money to launder

Jun 23, 2014 Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists, News

When Donald call Granger fuh talk bout de money laundering Bill he know that Granger woulda seh no if he didn’t agree to sign dem Bill and introduce de Procurement Commission that de Hay Heff See calling for. Is a game he did playing because he know that de big countries wouldn’t tek Guyana serious.
De whole world know that Guyana ain’t got money because dem had people who been controlling it and dem thief all. These people ain’t got to launder it no more. Dem done launder it in business right here in Guyana.
So if de Financial people want to monitor Guyana money dem got to monitor de Marriott, and all dem project that got people talking bout public private partnership.
At first people use to think that when people got plenty money dem had to ship it out of de country and hide it in a foreign bank but Uncle Sam start tracking all dem foreign bank a long time ago and Guyana got smart people. Dem didn’t want Uncle Sam checking pun dem.
And of course dem read how Uncle Sam does freeze people money suh dem use dem brains. Dem keep de money right in Guyana. Some of dem ain’t got children fuh lef no money for yet dem thief more than dem can spend. Well dem boys plan to put demself up fuh adoption. Two of dem want to call Bharrat daddy and one want to call Barbie mommy.
Nobody ain’t want live wid Brazzy and that is a shame. Dem feel that dem ain’t gun get enough to eat. And if nobody ain’t adopt dem, dem gun tun prison officers and watch de thieves in jail. And every minute dem boys gun ask “Who is you boss now?”
Talk now and don’t think bout blacklisting.

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