Bravo, T. King. You hit the nail on the head! I must admit too, that while you have beaten me to the punch, I am glad it turned out that way. I couldn’t have said it better.
One question that I may have asked Freddie is: If you are so ashamed to be an East Indian and so obsessed with “supporting” the black people of Guyana, why then did you not join the hooliganism, arson, thieving, violence and destruction of East Indian property in Georgetown in the famous 1990s “slo fiah, mo fiah”? Or did you?
Since he also wants to help the black Guyanese to subjugate the East Indians, I may have asked him if he was part of the Wismar ethnic cleansing in the 1960s which saw hundreds of East Indian females raped in the grossest forms, children slaughtered and tossed into the river and in general, the entire East Indian population decimated to zero – with no legal consequence.
If Freddie is true to his confession, I wish him success and look forward to the day when he will preside over the wedding of those close to him, to Afro-Guyanese and to the descendants of that union. At that point, he would have succeeded in somewhat erasing the source of his shame.