I DO not claim to know too much about anything, but I could see trouble brewing in Georgetown if loud speakers and large-screen TVs were to be installed around Parliament Building where the misguided will listen to politicians arguing on many subject matters pertaining to the lives of all Guyanese.
It’s like the same when I had gone to Guyana and saw firsthand and warned that there would be a major problem with illegal vending at New Diamond Housing Scheme road juncture.
Then after that I saw another and warned of another major problem with people in Guyana owning pit-bull dogs.
These things I saw; I knew in advance they would be major problems to which I wrote and warned about it only to find out that they had become major problems which government had to deal with.
Those in authority must see the location of Parliament building and see those who are around it on a daily basis.
Parliament Building is in the heart of downtown Georgetown and some politicians know exactly why they would want loud speakers and large screen TVs around that area.
I could remember some time ago when the court ruled in favour of the PPP/C when all hell broke loose in Georgetown where some misguided did not agree with the court’s ruling where I was trapped for hours before making it safely home.
I say yes to live radio, TV and Internet broadcasts on parliamentary debates, but no to loud speakers and big-screen TVs installed in and around Parliament Building.
Seriously misguided individuals take politics very seriously and when things don’t go their way, there will be hell to pay and it’s only the innocent who will feel their wrath.
Maybe those in authority do not see who rule that area night and day and should take a serious look at this and consider not doing what some politicians want.
Perhaps that area must be left to one set of people only who could do as they please with each other be it day or night.
If loud speakers and large-screen TVs were to be installed in and around Parliament Building, I for one along with my family will try our very best to know when parliamentarians are debating and try our best to avoid that area at all cost.
Like I said, some politicians know why they want loud speakers and large screen TVs in and around Parliament, since they have more sinister motives.