I AM following the almost daily reports what can only be described as a soap opera with great amusement. 

Who would have thought that the villain in this soap opera which we will call ‘The man who dreams of driving Lexus’, would have been Glenn Lall. This is the man who is getting it as good as he has been giving in his usual doses of scurrilous reporting on others. As the saying goes people who own glass houses should never throw stones.

How can this man be a match for the heavyweights he has chosen to challenge? He must be extremely paranoid and I hope the Police Commissioner takes steps to relieve this man of his firearm if he has one, a man who once regarded himself as the vanguard of virtues, before it’s too late.

My recollection goes back to not too long ago when a young child who suffered from mental problems, called paranoia similar to the illness that Lall seems to be afflicted with, went berserk and a shooting spree ensued.

Seven innocent persons died in the rampage caused by the delusionary mind of the perpetrator and while the ruling party may be waiting for such a disaster to occur before it acts, as if to say when it happens he proved us right, innocent lives may be lost.
How can this man ever believe that he is match for the Commissioner General? It makes me more convinced that Lall has reached the breaking point. Mr. Sattaur has, thus far in his illustrious career, retained an impeccable character. He has brought about through his brilliance a department that is a far cry from the days when Glenn Lall had his cohorts at the Customs who were (allegedly) stealing containers belonging to Lall off the wharves.
That’s the genesis of this man’s rags to riches infamy. But as they say, a leopard never changes its spots. Now he is stealing duty free concessions and putting false labels on ink because old habits (of not wanting to pay his taxes) do die hard.

AMUSED GUYANESE LIVING ABROAD