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One
or the other
President Jagdeo on the right - Emancipation celebration
A LETTER writer, on a recent trip to Guyana, thought that he was in an African country. He
also said he observed that the vast majority
of people in the security forces and various government
departments seemed to reinforce his view that he was in an
African country. The
main opposition party has been accusing the government of "discrimination"
and
"marginalisation",
etc. in its employment practices. If
what the letter writer alleged is true, then the accusations by
the opposition party must be groundless and of evil
design. The
situation must be one or the other. Now
I have noticed that the commissioners have said that they did
not receive any statements from the public. Why
did the PNCR not submit the ‘evidence’ that it boasted of
having? Why
call for an investigation that you are not supporting? The
PNCR is still playing politics. This is a serious matter and
should be treated as such. Even
Jimmy Carter urged the political leaders to stop playing
politics and work seriously to develop the nation. What
the PNCR fails to realise is that they owe it to Guyanese to
fight crime and if they have any evidence of crime, they should
bring it forward now. However,
the Commission of Inquiry can very well subpoena the PNCR and it
will have to state its ‘evidence’.
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