By David DeGroot

THERE is a growing consensus about the pressing realisation that our country is at a critical juncture and I am equally fortified in continuing my quest of appealing to all Guyanese for them to be sensible and nationalistic in saving our country from peril and absolute chaos.‘Save Guyana and save ourselves’ must be the clarion call; nothing else can be more important. Our beautiful country with all its wealth must be transformed in a fully state-of-the-art territory, becoming the envy of all.
What can be more satisfying than the knowledge of building a country of which all Guyanese can rightfully call their very own?
Since 2011, we should have learnt that confrontational politics has proved to be detrimental to our best interests and now we find that it’s time we move beyond the petty ramblings amongst ourselves.
Get down to building and saving our country. We have to work selflessly towards the goal of national salvation. The winds of total destruction are hovering around. Let us as a people ensure that we keep those ominous winds in abeyance safely from us.