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Jul 28, 2024 Features / Columnists, The GHK Lall Column
Kaieteur News – The more Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo fight against the tide, the lower his pants drop. His slip is showing, and it is not a half-slip, but the whole damn thing. The more his people try to wage war against me, the more desperate he looks. I have a word of advice for brother Jagdeo: find some honest ‘wuk fuh dah cabinet ministah’ and he posse. I wrote in broad daylight on Tuesday last that the PPP Government is a vast national criminal enterprise. Stinging nettles and Singin’ Sitars, and it was not Balsara. The PPP Government-sponsored Live in Guyana, operating out of Brigadier Mark Phillip’s Office of the Prime Minister came out with its own crime concoction, but overnight. Yes, that’s the PPP Government under Bharrat Jagdeo, a creature of darkness, witches swooping around on broomsticks during nocturnal hours. Yes, Prime Minister Phillips, Live in Guyana is reported to have roots in the hood right under the OPM roof. With all the respect due to the retired brigadier and now semi-retired PM, I only deal with Dr. Jagdeo. ‘Is nah all ah wee gat ah daktah fuh ah bruddah.’ He is heavy, but I must carry him.
Live in Guyana says that men drop bags of money to me. Please come again, fellas. What next will the PPP gang concoct and fabricate? Drug buying, drug selling, drug smuggling? This is what the PPP Government has deteriorated to: a rank criminal organization through and through. One nobody of a citizen writing and speaking about oil and Jagdeo’s comrades working overtime to criminalize. A warning should be timely, is necessary: the Americans are watching, absorbing everything. There is corruption in the PPP with the people’s money. There is corruption in the PPP Government with morals and ethics, anything that relates to values and principles. The PPP, as a government and a party, tried all manner of heinous assaults before. I am still standing, still going along. This is how a democracy works, according to Jagdeo and his PPP. Those who criticize the programme must be demonized. Whatever is required, just do it. Man, I could use a couple bags of money. Do come again. Walk with a bigger bag and bigger banknotes this time. And a camera and a recorder. Walk with those other brothers of mine: the Honourable Attorney General Mohabir Anil Nandlall and the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Clifton Hicken. Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum (where is he these days?) has an open invitation from me. They all can help me to count the cash. Here it is that I am prioritizing poor Guyanese people and their cost-of-living struggles, and the PPP Government make me into a priority for special attention and honourable mention. I love it. I wonder if what Live in Guyana is doing from under the bed is part of his hidden message to his supporters to go on social media and attack PPP (his) critics. Bring it on, buster.
Long ago, a Chinese sage once said that the longest journey starts with the first thought; as first steps go, there is none better. All that it takes is one Guyanese Firster, one first writer, one first speaker, and leaders like Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo and Dr. Irfaan Ali are left breathless, helpless. That’s never my intention. My objective is to speak straight, walk straight, and live straight. If my reward is a bag of money, as Live in Guyana informs me, then be assured that I am waiting at my gate to collect, commissioner or no commissioner, Dr. Nandlall or no Nandlall. Is this what the PPP Government has degraded to, exposes its nakedness? When Jagdeo trousers tumble, and his half-slip is fully revealed, then it means that he did not listen, prefers to go down the same road. Here is something for President Ali and former president Jagdeo to mull over: I can tell Excellency Nicole D. Theriot what I think of America in the harshest terms and still walk into the American Embassy/Consulate. Or any American airport without fear. Dr. Jagdeo: that is what it means to be an American. Men and women have died so that I can have that privilege, and it is one that is cherished. So, I speak my mind and write what I think, as I see things. Why can’t I do the same using my Guyanese bloodlines, Dr. Ali, Dr. Jagdeo? My blood is available for the betterment of the Guyanese people. The PPP Government can drink it. It is sure to make all its members (plotters and revilers) cleaner than they have ever been in their lives, ever imagined they could be.
What is the problem with me writing so that the world knows the corruptions with this oil patrimony of the people, Dr. Jagdeo? I am addressing Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo and no one else. Today, it is the same Bharrat Jagdeo now moving slowly but inexorably to what I (and others) have been saying, writing, pleading for, all along with this oil wealth, this Exxon partner (more on this soon). And what is the reward: a syphilis infested outfit called Live in Guyana from deep in the PPP swamp showing its face and presenting its latest fakeries. When a government can fear one citizen, and a few more men and women, that is not a government of the people. It is a government of goons. Before one and all, I pronounce the PPP Government a GESTAPO group, a NAZI organization, Guyana’s Third Reich. It has many Fuhrers.
(The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of this newspaper.)
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