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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 |
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 Bhar.rat ‘big bucktuh’ Jagdeo – the elected dictator. CEO President overseeing of all rackets taking place in Guyana from cocaine to guns to international pan handling & beyond Roger ‘the verboose wundurkind’ – Head of the Presidential Secretariat and another negroe front man of the crime family. also the frontal lobe of the CEO & co. Clement ‘dougla’ Rohee, Minister of Home Affairs – supporter of torture, self-hating Afro-Guyanese Ronald ‘hitman‘ ‘phantom’ Gajraj, former Minister of Home Affairs, leader of Murder Inc. responsible for killing hundreds of Afro-Guyanese. Currently running rackets in India as Guyana’s Ambassador Donald Gajraj, REO Region 9 and brother of you know who – stealing billions with a series of front companies who get most of the road, infrastructure works and other perks in Region 9. he is head quartered in Lethem. Donald Ramotar – CEO, PPP Crime Family Inc. Manniram ‘the narcissist’ Prashad – Minister of Tourism, Industry & Commerce Navin Prashad – son of Manniram and murderer of Rajendra Jailall. Robeson ‘the puss’ Benn, Minister of Transport & Hydraulics – lifelong negro thug. Bherri ‘the rapist’ Ramsarran, Minister within the Ministry of Health – rapist. Priya ‘the maniac’ Manickchand, lately of go to hell whiteman fame. Leslie ‘cocaine in my veins’ Ramsammy, Minister of Health and cocaine facilitator of Roger Khan’s activities. Kellawan ’shoot em up’ Lall, Minister of Local Government – gunman, fights with women and prime suspect number one in the murder of his very own wife. Doodnauth Singh – former Attorney General & Minister of Legal Affairs & a manifest failure. Juan Edghill – negroe frontman & homosexual maniac head of Ethnic Relations Commission & CEO of Guyana Post Office Corporation.
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 |
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By Freddie Kissoon  It was Clement Rohee who exclaimed that; “goat ain’t bite me” when referring to the possibility that he may seek the presidential accolade of the PPP for the forthcoming national elections. For those not familiar with Guyanese lingo, “the goat bite me” allegory means that when a goat bites you, there is bad luck to follow in your life. It means you are henceforth, jinxed. Rohee is saying that since there is nothing faulty about him, and he is not a victim of bad-luck, then he doesn’t see why he cannot compete to be President of Guyana. For a reaction from this page to Rohee’s unbelievable announcement, see my article; “Mephistophelian, Faustian, Kafkaesque theatre of the absurd,” Monday, Feb 8, 10.
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 |
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(Editor's Note: Rohee and Greene allegedly ordered the torturing of suspects)   Three members of a gang intercepted in the interior over the weekend have confessed to committing three armed robberies on mining camps at Aranka, Cuyuni River and have implicated two others. The robberies were committed sometime late last week and the quintet was arrested by police on Saturday who acted on a tip-off. The group was brought to the city sometime yesterday and a team is in the area conducting further investigations. Police Commissioner Henry Greene told Stabroek News yesterday at the Police Marine Section, Ruimveldt following the handing over of a patrol boat, that the group should be making a court appearance today.
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 |
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 A Barbadian man is now being held by Police after confessing to killing his Guyanese wife by dumping her in a septic tank, her relatives said yesterday. ead is 33-year-old Bibi Ifill. Her relatives in Barbados told Kaieteur News that she went missing two Mondays ago, and they decided to alert the Police since the woman had suffered in an abusive relationship.
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 |
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By Varshnie Singh  I was married according to Hindu rites to Bharrat Jagdeo since 1998. In 1999 he became President and I the First Lady. During our marriage I was not allowed to work and did not receive proper maintenance or care, financial or otherwise. The First Lady’s office is a myth that I created because of a need. It advocates on behalf of the voiceless and receives no government funding or any type of assistance. I left England in 1997, where I was working as a paralegal for a top 5 law firm and earning a very good salary to come to Guyana to assist my father with a land case. My intention was to serve my country, Guyana, as a lawyer. Doing free work for poor people and a few paying cases so I could earn a living. I had also aspired to enter politics as a servant of the people perhaps as an MP. Bharrat and I had a deal before we got married that we would work together, to move Guyana forward, but that never happened.
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 |
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By Richard Francois  \Guyana is a country with serious balance of payment problems and as a result depends on funds offered by or sourced through international funding agencies, many of whom are located in developed western capitalist states. Recently Guyana was fortunate to gain a renewed commitment by one of those agencies, USAID. Through this financial support we will see over US$13 million being injected into the areas of health, economic growth and governing justly and democratically for another year. USAID provided a breakdown of how the funds will be dispersed; stating that $8,319,281 will be allocated to area of health, $2,809,000 to economic growth and $2 million will go towards governing justly and democratically. The commitment of USAID towards ensuring that the Guyanese people receive much needed help in the sectors earmarked for disbursement, highlights the fact that development is viewed by USAID as a holistic activity that must continue even within the constraints that exist in the current administration.
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 |
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By Osafo Modibo   Within recent times I have passively watched the Alliance For Change (AFC) after vocally expressing my utter disgust with the incompetence of Raphael Trotman, Sheila Holder, Dennis Patterson and Cathy Hughes who as African Guyanese have done nothing to represent the interests of Africans who have overwhelmingly voted for the party. Lin-Jay Harry-Voglezon did try to impress upon me that this incompetence is due to the constrain of the “psychology of wrongness” I did express admiration for Khemraj Ramjattan and Gerhard Ramsaroop who have been looking out for the Indian interests who is a minority in the party. Having read Ramjattan’s response to Dr. David Hinds in Kaieteur News (14/8/2010) it dawned on me that the Indians in the AFC do not suffer from a “psychology of wrongness” but that of a “psychology of entitlement.”
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Monday, 23 August 2010 |
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President Jagdeo's FAKE MARRIAGE to Varshine Singh
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