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Jun 17, 2022 Letters
Dear Editor,
I read with intense interest the response by Attorney-at-Law Mohamed R. Ali in response to the Attorney General’s attempt to prevent the Court from hearing a case brought by Kaieteur News Publisher, Glenn Lall challenging what too many of us seem to be a lopsided agreement and us not obtaining taxes due to us by the oil giants.
I am not a lawyer but providing this letter is not in breach of our judicial system, I hereby state that everyone I have spoken to and here I speak for them and myself, support Publisher Glenn Lall’s bravery and patriotism.
For many of us, this is a matter of public interest and all we ask, as we support Glenn Lall, is for justice to be done, come what may, so that our children and their children can benefit from this oil given to us by a good and generous God.
Let the struggle continue.
Hamilton Green
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