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Jun 29, 2020 Letters
Dear Editor,
The weather for the next two weeks in Guyana, certainly underlines the state of mind the Guyanese people have endured for the past two years, at least. It is not that rain is not a good thing, but, the heavy thunderstorm, overcast conditions and the absence of the brilliant sunshine certainly portray a picture of doom and gloom and the presence of evil thriving to conquer good. It definitely does not conjure the ambience for any happy mood that will propel the urge to participate in any form of celebration. Is this a forewarned sign to adopt any wrong doing preventative method, or, is it a sign to notify us in advance of the times to follow that will deflect a departure from righteousness to unrighteousness?
Guyana has been showered with the blessings of the national and international community and individuals on a constant basis, supporting the call for free and fair election and the confirmation of the elections recount valid votes that legalizes the PPP/C Party to be elected to be sworn in to legitimately govern the country. Yet the APNU+AFC Party members (with the distinct exception of a few brave and honest ones) have categorically insisted on denying the acceptance of the mathematical errors conjured by Clairmont Mingo and Keith Lowenfield that are so obvious and glaring to the entire. This influence and propaganda for electoral fraud, lies and deceits is masterminded by no other than the chief architect for a renegade leader who continues to squat on the people’s property since 2018 at the defeat of the NCM in favour of the opposition party. Yet, again, the fate of the elections result is in limbo, hindered by the ongoing appeal case lying with the CCJ to commence on July 1.
Let us allow our minds to revisit the inconvenient truth that laid the solid foundation for barefaced advantages taken by this syndicate of lawlessness:
1)Refusal to follow the constitution of Guyana.
2) Refusal to immediately adhere to the No Confidence Vote.
3) Refusal to adopt the legal framework of choosing a Chairman for GECOM.
4) Refusal to accept the decisions of the CCJ.
5)Refusal to concur with the dictates of GECOM.
6)Refusal to acknowledge the findings of GECOM, CARICOM and OAS.
7) Refusal to concede to defeat.
8) Refusal to listen to the advice of the national and international community.
9) Refusal to act as a caretaker administrator only.
10) Refusal to comply with Parliamentary procedures.
Mr. Hide and Seek appears and disappears conveniently. Is he the puppet for a higher commander? This band of nefarious people will try anything in order to forcefully and illegally retain power because of fear of all their misdemeanours coming to light. The international community knows that they cannot trust anything that the APNU+AFC says. The people of this country continue to be depressed from oppression and need, immediately, quick and effective sanction in certain section with swift action.
Yours truly,
Jai Lall
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