AS a Guyanese, I feel elated to note that the His Excellency, President Bharrat Jagdeo has hosted a dinner to honour of the great village of Buxton on its 170th anniversary. I recalled how these great, humble yet powerful people according to history stopped the Governor’s train to discuss pressing issues, and again stopping the cortège of the late Dr. Cheddi Jagan to show respect, love and display patriotism.  They did a beautiful ceremony around the cortege, a ceremony of resplendence.   Such are the mark of greatness.  They have historically been pioneers in farming.
I say again, that I am not a politician, and that I vote for issues and policies befitting and benefiting the country, and I will speak my heart to anyone and on behalf of anyone I believe is doing right.  So I am not a fixer for any political entity, but a professional with love for Guyana, and all Guyanese as a people.
The President commenced this dinner evenings after using his wisdom or advice from a friend of Guyana to host a Ramadan Iftar, and it was welcomed, and even it was suggested that it be done for all religions so no one complain and at the same time excite the country.  Now it has gone further. Fantastic Mr. President, cast the path of greatness.
Buxton has produced some of the most magnificent political leaders of Guyana, in addition to legendary professors, medical doctors, lawyers, engineers, serving here in Guyana, and around the world.  I am a great respecter of Buxtonians, one even work in my own home, and is most trusted, professional and part of our family.  In my business, I give priority to Buxtonians, when they come to work, for they are a great and good people.
It was external elements and agents that infiltrated Buxton and created the terror that Buxtonians are blamed for, and they the outsiders who molested the citizens of Buxton, killing their friends and families and even raping their women.  It was the outsiders who influenced the children and taught some criminality and weaponry.
As a Guyanese, a security minded person, I am wondering if the President never went into Buxton because of security threats that may have been there, and not by Buxtonians, but from the outsiders, some who have political ambitions, but without political recognition or power, the same who may responsible for the attacks on policemen, to create confusion and maybe a state of siege. 
I have an opinion of this person, and a suspicion, who is moving to show he has alliance with certain elements, that in reality he is really using.  Whenever that person is arrested or dealt with, someone dies, or something burns.  It should be known whom I am talking of.
For the great peoples of Buxton, Long live Buxton! Long live the ancestors! Long live Guyana!