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Democracy must prevail

Jun 23, 2020 Letters

DEAR EDITOR,

Power is defined as the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behaviour of others or the course of events.
The PNC led APNU+AFC has power over its supporters and is wielding power against Guyana Democracy.
Why is the PNC (forget APNU+AFC) behaving this way?
The PNC needs to demonstrate to its supporters that it still has power and relevance or it will implode.
The PNC power does not come from citizens consenting to be governed by them as in a democracy.
The PNC power comes from the threat of the use of force.
We need to stand up and not be bullied or Guyanese live with tyranny for the rest of our lives.
Democracy must prevail.
Say “NO to the PNC”.

Yours faithfully,
Sean Ori

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