TWO things, I hate being called- a liar and a hypocrite. Please correct me if I’m wrong. But as a citizen of Guyana, I also have a say. After all I did cast my vote at the 2011 General and Regional Elections. And as far as I’m concerned, I made the right choice.
I wasn’t fooled or misled in anyway by hypocritical power-hungry opposition Members of Parliament. It looks as if the decisions are being made by illiterate persons for our beloved country.
It’s an outrage to see opposition parties taking bread out of the nation’s mouth. I’m sure I speak for everyone directly and indirectly affected by the “Cuts” in the 2012 national budget. A one (1) seat majority is being misused. At one time Mr. Moses Nagamootoo was The Minister of Information, so how can he be so two-faced and deceitful? Every nation needs to have proper information systems in place; how else can we move forward in this universal, effective means of information and technology?
Clearly, the opposition didn’t think this through, had they done this, the decisions they made would have differed. During the 2011 campaigning prior to the elections, we were being told a bunch of stories with much effect at those rallies and gatherings, and eventually they all turned out to be LIES. How can the opposition fight for the youth of this nation? Without any thought they made a ruthless decision by snatching their jobs. They are NOT fighting FOR the youths, they are FIGHTING WITH them.
Keep in mind none of this is affecting the opposition parties. Mr. Khemraj Ramjattan and Mr. David Granger should be placed in our shoes, they have no idea what it’s like outside of their comfortable den; their bread is well buttered. Based on the newspapers, conferences and all news in general, according to the opposition parties, the “BUDGET CUTS” are targeted to the “SUPER SALARIED” workers; however this was not the case, another LIE being told on their part. This is just the beginning of the opposition’s wrath; I refuse to wait around for five (5) years, until the next General and Regional Elections, for a Better Change, this madness needs to be stopped now. So far, Instead of creating jobs and better living, we’ve seen the damage the opposition can create.
If the 2012 “Budget Cuts” cannot be undone and let sane and proper decisions prevail by the parliamentarians, then we should dub a SNAP ELECTION. What’s the point of electing a President of a specific party only to be told that because of a one (1) seat majority, our lives are being placed in jeopardy at the hands of opposition members? The opposition parties are vindictive and heartless; they will stop at nothing to cripple the government for power.
People of Guyana, how can we let these people govern our country and create more pain for our people? If they can’t understand simple management of monies allocated to various entities of Guyana, how can they manage other major decisions to be made for our country?  The Honorable Attorney General Mr. Anil Nandlall needs to act now; the nation depends on you, especially the workers affected. Again I stand to be corrected.